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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-13
eeuatur fritiiirt @iliOu.

Ssnator Sobn 3. Dorts Don Gaiis
fornia, elmer isHer GsieBssber, Der in
oem tiirSliftn blSbsn iossnannisn
.SeniatioHs artitel" Der Qefp Yors
Ter .WorlbN als elm SelfsrsbeIfer
eeutftaer .propasan6iitsn1 bingeiislt
purbs. bat oi.ie Sniinuation aIs er'
logon 5uriissipieien unb baran ans
i6lisBsnb bi. folssnbs, bod bsme-s
fensperibe eriliruna erlaHsn:
.Weinem 9dfiirbdlteu nd6 IolIte
bisits 2anb bsireffs isinsr gesisbuns
gen Su ben frisefiibrenben RotiontH
abioIut neutral iein; aber mir iins ss
ipebsr isBt. nod finb mir es i,mals
asipeIsn. Sd bin sesen .intn Wafs
fen. unb Ulunitions : Grport on irs
senb cine Der trissfibrenben Ratios
nsn. Sh eradte bieie 8sibilfe unieres
goIiss aur @srlGnssrung bss arieges
als Elm moraliI9sg @srbre4sn unb
bin baSiir, bab es aud gu einem aes
isBIidsn, NIT fdnsrer Sirafs au bes
Iessnbsn 0erbrsden seiteHlpelt iperb.H
follie.
,gs follis nidt notbpsnbis fein,
unI.rs giirgsr Dor bsm gslsssn BON
9oTase auf armieri.n S4iffsn obsr
Wlunitions Dampfsrn 3u iparnsn.
Dat absr pirilid elm amerilauiidr
9urser 10 ipenig WsnfdenDtrffanb,
bab er auf sinem bIartigsn Sf)iffe
gu rsiisn btabii6iie!, Iollte CT srit sss
tpornt unb. falls bieis Warnung nidt
niist. ibipsr befiraft perbsn.
sDas ameriianiihe Bolt follts. ios
lanse es I'm Jrisbsn Ie6t, ben prdii.
benten nur 70 Ianss unieritiibsn. fpis
Der prGiibent cine ppliiit unterftiiBi.
fpelds ben Jrieben, bic Gi9erbsit unS
bic gbrt bss aanbes perbiirgt - ab,r
aud nift Idnesr. Denn CT eintn
aurs ptrfolst, Der cbns sere1te llrs
fade obsr @.rnunft gum arisse fiibrt,
ipirb unb folIte ibn fefn gutter iinb pa'
triotiider 9iirssr nnteritiiben.
1Diefer Ruf ,llnieritiibt ben Bra.
fibentsn1 bat apnsrebmitslisbsr psrs
unlabt, fdpd6lider Weifs tire sis.ns
uebersensuns su persefeH unb In ,is
nsr aneslsaenbeit, iptlGe fir ibr
2anb bic Grage bes Grisbens pb,r
ariss.s irOolpisrt. seaen ibr sis.n,s
ilrtbeiI au ftimmen. wenn iiber BIZ
Hras.. ob MIR uuisrs gHraer Dor bsm
gsIeaen bon paifdse nuf ormirttn
aauifabrsrn iparnen foflsn ober nidN.
ibrem 9srbisnfis no& bic Wlits
alisbsr bes aonsrsIiss nad) ibrer sbrs
lidsn usbsr3tuouna sefiimmt hiiitn.
70 ipiirbe bic Bill IN bsibsn 6iufsrn
sipsiFeIIDs NIT einer sroBm Maioritdt
dngsnommsn fuorbm fein. gs lit sin
irauripes 3eiAen fir bisTts Ganb,
tpsnn giirqer Der 9aspublil. In bersn
6dnbsn bic Gnifdtibung iibtr arisa
pbtr arisbtn lisst. barn irssnbipsId.
psrfSnlihen obsr pdrteilihsn Riidfhts
nahmfn bdsu btrnnlakt tuerbsn i1ns
men. in elmer foldtn 8rass segsn ibrs
lleber5eisuus gu flimmsn.s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-13

seniie nit Der ilgenoIiden Sdipddc
lino Der manseInoen sIusbiIollns Der
Iran5oiiiden Qrlppeu 3u erfIdren.
gSas ilber Die slusbebung bon aItet
yiannidaften auf beltifer seite &c.
iagt piro, lit riftig. s(ber ben
6ran5oien lit es nibt unbefmlnt, bnb
lie nidt fir ben 5rontoienit peripen.
oct iperoen, ionoern fir 6en @orni.
Ions uno @abtbienit in ben sroben
feinoIiden 1ebieten, ipel6e Die Gent.
idlen beieet balten. ggns iie ins SeIo
thiden, ftrlo massachusetts Serntrup-
pen Die lid aud bel @erbirn uno IN
ben argcrnen oils iolde eripeiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-13

Sm Senat FAM pie iid 6as
bon ieIbit perItebt, Die merifaniide
glnaelegenbeit sur sprute, ober es
selang Dos mir nit groBer s6tpie.
rtgfeit, neil bic COMMUNICATIONS .@e.
hiIfen Die Gebatte orr3 gtntpenbung
oeS porIamertariiden &tebeIs 5u I'm.
terbriiden iu6ten sSbr argument
mar ousielbe. rpeI6es in 9e5ug duf
Die oelttide 9luaelegenbeit oorgebradt
purbe, Der graiibent oiirfe nift be.
binoert Derben uno penn man tbm
slIles iiberIaiie, mas er in 6ieiem
Sale, ais oberIter &riegsberr bean.
ipruhen tarn, 10 tperoe Die uerifani,
ffe gtngelegenbeit iebr balo ins Reine
fommen. Bie man gu ben 5Gbisteiz
ten bes Gr1iibenteu nod 8ertrauen
beairfprltden fanrI rpenn man fiebt,
ipic er Sie nterifaniIte ,Srage TO
griinoIi6 bltrh bic 9(nerfennltng Gar.
rdn5os oerpfltiht 6at, lit unbeareif.
lid lino benefit mir bic 9reiftigfeit
Der GnbGnger @ilionS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-13

/ OaluIlilirN srslVcsfoysfof t5,-Vs,o<NsoVi
J Die pprffsbenbt 5abelle srsibt, pab
oieStsuertini1dbung in BEN Borough
Wldnbottan i'm Dsrelsia nit BEN 0ors
! jdbr nm $15. ,S66 suriideegansen
! 1T, pG6renb lie in BEN Borough gronI
I'M $21, 1882, in grootIpn i'm
sos, 1854, ,944, In Aueens I'm $780,
362, ,236 unS In Ri6monb I'm ST.
963, ,728 gsitiesen iine. Der &iidsang
| in Manbattan piirbs nod bebeutsnoer
seipelsn uub iif auf $50, ,295. .009 ses
felt babsn, ipsnn niht aud bic Spes
Sial 5rsibrisfs ionic Der Grunbbeiib
BON aorporationsn bel ben Sieuers
Belperibungen in bic stattgorie
rGrunbs Gigsntbum" sinbesriffen ipas
rem. Dieie lsgtersn btiben Sisuerobs
isite babsn nun in bem Borough Wons
battan Inn DersIeid nit bem gorjabr
cine 3unabme BON SIG, 1923, 142 srfobs
ren, 70 bab ii4 nur elm NsiiosWinus
Don $15, ,971, ,s66 srsibt.
Don ben adt Settionsn, In ipelfe
bas Borough Manbdttan fir be gins
i6dbungsn sins,tbsilt lit, lp,iI.n nur
bic orei Settionen, ipsIds 5ipii6sn Der
40. unb SO. Strabe, iorpie obsrbdlb
Der l55. Strabs bslssen iinb, 3unahs
men auf, nnb stpat: Settiun go. 4
Sipiiaen Der 40. unb 90. Sirabs, peits
lih opn btt 6. sfi abt. siesa449954 ssiie $40 45o; |;
Seitipn Ro. 5 spii6en Der 40. uno
SO. Strabs, 5itIi6 Don Der s. glpe.,
SIS, ,294, 400 unb Ssition Ro. 8 Obsrs
bulb Der 155. Strabs $7,S47,200. Die
Riidsdnee ftellen iid pie folst: Sets
iion 30. / 3tpiIaen 9atierp unbWatts
begin. @ranb Strabe S11,04s,710.
'Seition Ro. 2 sipiid.n Mdtis bep.
@raub Strab. unb ID. Strabe S8..
732, 400, Ssttion go. 3 spftsn IA.
unb 40. Gtrabe $35,912.600, Ssition
Rp. 6 3piib.n SO. unb 155. Sirabs.
5itlia ppn 2enor 2lpe., S5,25s,649
unb SsttiOn SO. Z sipifhm 96. Ctr.
unb 155. Strabe, ipeitli4 BON 2,nor
glDs., $e.427. 700. Somit ersibi iif,
bdb Der SiabitbsIl sipifden Der ID.
unb Der 40. Strabe, IN ipsl1.r sriiber
bag Tttdir gfhdft feline Sdupts
iiaite Bate, am f4psriitn seliitsH BOT.
9o9it bsnsrtenspsrib III bic sbats
fade, bnb cine i.br erbebIife 3abl Der
sr0Bisn 9ebdubs, 5Oiels uiD. fir BAG
ldufenbe Sabr ni,briser sinseid1bt
ipprben III ala i'm 0orjabr. 2fm b06s
fen einseid,abt III oas gauiiablesG,s
bGube nit s20,ooo.000 sss.n S15.s
100000 I'M 8orjabr, neil bafielbe ins
sipiIaen pofIenbet TT.
Die folssrbs 5abeIIe srmSslidt eis
nen lIeberblid iibsr bic bitsidbrigen
unb bic porjGbrig,n Steu.rp.rtbe Der
bsiannieiten Gebdubc
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-13

Sn Gng Ia no rehnet mani nit
8eItirlntbeit orouf, oaB Ser 9rdit
bent Die Ser. Staatch ben 9laiirten
5ufii6ren miro, Inn, tpie es beiBt, benz
ariege ein gttoe 5lt MAIDEN uno einen
oauernoen ,Srieoen 81 fihern, Ser MIR
mDglih isi, ipeHn unisr 2anb ij6 benz
&riege 9egen oie 6eutfden 8erbiinoe.
ten anidIiebt. Gs lit oas elm Gfo
Der benz Braitberten 3ugeidrtebeuem
aeiIberimgen, Die er freilid als UNI.
tuubr beseiGuet Bat. @a5' bie engIi.
f9en Soffnunger betrifft, 10 nriibte
Der Br6iioeut, nm fptrfidne SiIfe su
gepabren, nrinoeiters cine Ueiuion
Solouteu nHb europa ffiden nno
ueHn Die Iniirten ounn Iiegen ioIL.
ten, fpas mir ri1t I'M gntferIIteften
5ugefteben, Damn uriibten Die Ser.
Stuuten ii9 fiir oife 3rfnnft nit
Sdrben llnS SsiiBeu an Die slfiirten
iiberIieiprn nIle tire M1nfe nlit1ra.
den, ale lire adrrpfe rliffdmpfen
ln1o gang beionbers ii6 england 3ur
uHteoineten @erfiigsHg itsQsH. Gs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-13
Rem gDrt, 9. Mdrs.

v
Menn pieisr Brief ben aeIsru
Ihtpars auf iptib porIisst, babeH iif)
bic qfortsn unisres gfisisubasars be-
reits ee6ffnet. Die @sranitalier iino
bas seiammte Deunhtbum Don Grob
glep gort uHb grobs 5cffnunssn Ders
ben on bas Dsrt eetniipft, eriparisi
man bod, alb Grsebnis cine runSs
Miaipn uHsriianiider Dollars aui
ben 2lltar oer ariegsbilfe nieberIegen
su i0nnsu. Don Der Rei9baItigieit
unb Gr0bs bes Bosars. Der i'm Wiapis
ion Squore Garben aufssi9Idgen III
uno am Sdmitag bieier Wo6e croft
net pirb, erbdli man sineH 9egriff
bur9 eineu Bid IN bas progranlIn,
ipsI1es fir bis 14ideise Dduer aufgs'
itent porbsn 1T. Gs fei mir oesbatb
eeitattst, ss fiji bic ein5elnsn 3ase IN
tur3en 3isen mit5utheilen.
Die offisisIIe GrDHnung srfolgt am
Samfiaa gtbenb 5 llbr unter 8orIiB
bes gosar prdfibentsn Or. emanuel
8aru6. gin5ns bss SireitOriirms
uub Der @orIistnben Der ein5elnen
ausf6iiNe. Mufmnrf4 Der militdris
iden 9ereine bon Grpb gtep gort
unp Der Offi5iere Der I'M 5afen Iies
senben saiffe Der beuif6en uno
6fierrei6iiatn ainien NIT tlingsnbnn
Spiel unb ganner gntfaltung. Die
aeituna bisies aufmarfdes liesi in
ben Sdnbeu btE 5trrn gbriition Hebs
ban, prdIibent bss Deutifsn 9risssrs
bunbes Rep gorf. Dds muiitaliife
grosramm bsi bem aufmarff unb
Der g]romenabs Mulit tptrb Don Der
RapelIe bes Dtutfden &rieserbunbeS
ausgefiibri. Dis 5sitanipra4e, fptlhe
ben offi5ielltn 9sginn bes 8d5ars ans
iiinbiet, bdlt Dr. Emanuel 9aruh.
gu gbren ber biplpHntiiden 9srtrss
ter Der Gentralmddte, bic an bieIem
2lbenb anpeienb ftnb, fiHDet ein oft.
5ieqsr Gnpfdng fta!t, beselei4en fit
bic 9srtrster Der iidbtifden unb itnats
li4en geb6rbsn.
Gonntas, ben 12. MdrS: Broots
lpns, Queens unb Gong Sslanb. Gag.
Die Geitrsbs bdIt 9srr 9tnrp Wsiss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-13

aufsuipsiIen babsn. Der stiammts
perfonolbeIib In allen flint 9Orousbs
1T btusr NIT Der Summe BON $780,
530,15O einesiddbt porbsn. bas beibt
nit $24.47S,395 m,br als I'm Wors
iobr. glass in AIIsm beidufsn lid, Die
eeIammisn Stsusrlpertbe fiji bas Sabr
1916 auf bic Summs uon $s,584,s
352.511 sssen $S,460,s12,542 in
Sabre 1915. 10 baB bas beuries Plus
nur bic Sunime DON S123, ,539, 1853
bartlett.
2iuf bic fiini gorousbs pertbeilen
iid bic Grunb : Gissntbumspertbe
ipie folat:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-13

iudre cine banfensipertbe grbeit, Dem
amerifaniiben 9oIfe Die 0oIsen Der
slIlians aiisSunlolen uno es ipdre
banu uidt 81 beiiirdten, oab es 5it
einem ssriese NIT GelltidIano fonl.
iiieii fonrte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-13
New Yorter Ylanberei.

gom arisgs gasar sm Mabiiou
Sauare 9arben. - Gin Bid in
ous 9rogramm sniHiiat feline GrObs
unb 9ebeuiune. - Gins ranos
Wliuion Hofft man fir bic &rissss
biIfe in BEN 2dHbsrn Der Gsntral'
md6ts unb ibrsr gerbiinbeten sa
sriibrissn. - Gin aupiteI Dom
stsuspablen. - are5sgang in ben
Ginf6Gsunssn Don Mar4aitaH. =
psfDnIi6e Giniddsungsn. - Die
Rsi9iten Der @si4en Der 9ubion'
Wletropo!e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-13

Gie IlIitrtcn peroen oen
0rdiioedten benahridtigelL bab fie
ieiueH @oridJlag, Die geipaffiains BON
Sanoe. sitiiien ein5uiteIlen, suriid-
peiien. gpas fuirb ieet Der Grdiibent
tbun2 gr 5at ielbit nit ieiner gpte
on Die 9lailrten eingcitanoen, bob oic
geiDaffnlutI bon Sanbelsidytffen ii6
ni6t retbtiertigen Iabt. geadoem ibnl
ober cine ablebnenbe gInttport slftbeiI
geporocn 1T, iteben ibm 5rpei 8eee
often. gr mltB cnttpeber gnelan0
5pingen, 0it llnteroriifune beg onie.
rifaniihen 0aHbeIs cin3uiteGen ODER,
Denn er 0as niht tbun mil (fpos er
tbir ioilte), mub er 9eltti6Iano Die
&erienfung Der betpaffneten San6els.
ififfe qcitaiten. Sorpeit aber iii er.
fiftIicbb bab ser 9riiiioent meoer &C.
redtigfcit ron GngIanb perIangen,
nod gcredt gegen Seuti6Ianb ban.
beln tpiG.
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Qsnna.-efhen.

Sci bisfsn btiben tpeib man ipiri.
lid ni6t, iptlhss Der Wlann III unb
iusl1ss bic Jrau!4
%, bas III Itidt su eriennen! Der
NIT Der tiffsn Gimme. Der fcrtipdb.
ytnb 3igarttisn raud5i unb Bier trinlt,
unb NIT bsm Chauffeur f@impft ~.
saa Il bic GrauIs .
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-13
1iUntas, ben 10. 9sGrs 1916.

Gie bipIomati DE hinge.
i6itIihfeit aes 9rdiioenten fam man
nifi bcrer tenn5eifnen, ais inoem
man 9coauern bariiber entpfinoet,
bab nibt Brian an Der Spise oes
Staots 9epartements itebt Riemanb
miro beboltptcn ipoIleh oab grpdn
Elm &ihelieil, elm 9aoour ooer elm
giSmard 1T aber er lit troboem eiit
bcoellteuo Beiierer 9iplomat aIs Der
Nrufoen. 9tn 9aniing bot er ni6t
bic miHoeits Stiibe. 0isfsr 1T, tpis Der
prGfieert, Elm iiIbenitensnbsr peDant.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-13

Ils cine leere prdhlersi bat iih bic
i'm perfloHsnsn CONNER bon BEN
Sieusrs Department semadte 2(ntiiRs
pisung erfpiefen. bab bic bissj1brigen
einIdabuneen bss perforoI 9sIibss
bic rieiige Samme bon $3,500,OO0.s
600 erreihsn ipiirbsn, ipas nit elmer
fehr melt eebsnbsn Gntlaitung bss
grunbsissntbums sleia6sb.utsnb ges
ipeien Ddre. gllsrbinss bat bdg De-
partement bic tsntatipen Gini9dbuHz
gen in Der senannten 90bs bsmeiien,
dber burd bic prossbur bee Qftfttp5s
rsns 1T bieit Gumms auf s376,530.s
$50 rshu5iert iporbtn,
9luf bic einsslnsn 8prpusbs Ders
ibeilt ftelIen iin bic ginidGbunaen
bss g}erfonal 9tfibss ipis fplst:
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fufuImsH -. ss52,osi,755 ss7s.S3o. .l5o
'SoI9ergeitoIt srssbsn iidb in Wons
batian 3unubmsn BON $24, ,837. no, in
Brootlpn Don $183,0S0 unb IN
Queens bon 1921. 495, glbnabmen Dus
segsn i'm gronr ppn $539, 300 unb in
Queens BON $924,590. Mie pydIiosni
eanIon purbb pom Stsnsrbepdriss
meni in fsinsm gsrift an ben Stobis
rafb tonftatisrt, iinb pom ben perTos
nal GkiiAdbunsen friibsn Sahre
als irrig uiht pefiiser als $780,
100000 geitri4en tDorben.
GOiDeit bic Giniddbunsen fur Die
perfondlsSfsusr in Betrat,t tommen,
itebt 6err Spbu .. RodefsIIsr, ipis In
friiberen Jcbren, aud bsusr NIT per
Summe bon So. ZOO, 900 an bsr Epite
Der tribatpfIi4tissH Hilrsty. DEM
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-09-22

lusions to the purported inefficiency
of the Democratic administrations,
both State and National. w. S. Dick
ey made desperate effort to defend
high tariff laws of the Republican
party and a persistent appeal to the
voters to allow the G. o. P. to again
have the reigns of government and
enact high tariff law in order that
prosperity might abound in the land.
The usual enthusiastic applause at
such meetings was noticeably lacking
and indicated the lethargy or indif-
ference existing in the rank and file
of the once Grand Old Party. Allu-
sion was made to the school funds in
a way that was calculated to mis-
lead the unwary. The demeanor of
the big audience was such as whole
to leave the impression that the ut
terances made did not soak in very
deep or have very much effect to-
ward convincing the hearers that
prosperity did not already abound in
this country, and that a supreme as
surance seemed to permeate all that
it would be well to let good enough
alone. In the audience, occasionally,
when Lamm would score the present
administration strongly and unwar-
rantably, one could hear voice pipe,
"Hurrah for Wilson,, which was an
aftermath not to be unexpected and
indicative of the great contentment
with the present administration of af-
fairs throughout this country.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-09-22
AVON

Cool fall weather at this writing.
Corn Smelling and clover hulling is
the order of the day in this community.
C. A. Boyd, who was confined to his
room a few days past with rheuma-
tism, is some improved.
John Mackley passed through here
Thursday with a drove of fine hogs.
The stave factory near this place
is running in full blast at this time.
j. T. Russell of Pennington was a
business visitor in this community
the latter part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Rodgers and
daughter were Pennington callers
Thursday.
Misses Sarah Hammers and Clara
Gregory of Pleasant Hill were guests
of the formers grand parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Gordon, and family last
Saturday.
Russell Stokeley spent the weekend
visiting relatives and friends at Fred
ericktown
E. M. Smith and daughter, Miss
Irene, were guests of the formers
daughter, Mrs. Walter Barron, OF
New Church last Thursday.
VIM. Shaw of Libertyville was seen
in this community last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Blackledge, Mr..
an Mrs. VIM. Blackledge and little
son, BILL" motored to Pennington
Saturday.
Elmer Sheer made a business trip
to st, Louis last Thursday, returning
Friday.
Mrs. Andy Bauman and children,
Beulah and Elgin, were guests Of their
aunt, Miss Orlena Boyd, over Sat
urday night.
Mrs. Mary Price is visiting with
relatives and friends at Pennington
and Ste. Genevieve.
Miss Agnes Good returned Wednes-
day to her home in st. Louis, after
spending several days with relatives
and friends near this place.
Several from this vicinity attended
the sales of j. Alva Wampler and
Biggs-Tillman last Friday and Sat
urday.
Mrs. Osro Boyd and son. Paul, Wis
tied the formers parents, Mr.: and
Mrs. Frank Coffman, over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Vale of Farm
ington were guests Of Mrs. Valle's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Boyd,
Saturday night.
Mrs. Myrtle Adams spent Tuesday
night with her parents, Henry Miller
and family.
Tony Gegg went to st. Louis Sat
urday to visit his wife, who was taken
to the st. Johns Hospital few weeks
ago. He tells US Mrs. Gegg is get
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-09-22
DeSOto Boosters

A large delegation Of DeSoto
boosters spent few hours in Farm
ington in the interest Of the Fair,
which will be held in that city Sept.
goth to 18th, inclusive. 1t required
twenty-five automobiles to convey
this party of Give ones" over their
route, which was through the Lead
Belt of this county, as well as to
numerous towns surrounding DeSoto.
This fair has, during the past few
years, earned a very creditable repu-
tation by reason of its square man
agement and fair dealing, which is
wholly on the benevolent plan of Civ
ing everything in premiums and hold
ing back nothing for expenses--there
are none. 1t is in this way that the
DeSoto Fair has been built up until
it ranks second to no county fair in
the State. And the live bunch here
Tuesday, headed by James Alice, can
be depended upon to keep it in that
enviable position.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-09-22

spent several days visiting Mr.. Ma
thews' people in Illinois, returned
home Tuesday afternoon. They rode
the journey in their car and report a
fine trip and most enjoyable visit.
Mrs. E. C. Leper attended meet
ing of the Civic League, which was
held in Flat River on Monday.
Rev. Dr. Woodfn of Pittsburg, Pa,
secretary of the Board of Temperance
of the Presbyterian Church, spent
Sunday and Monday in Flat River as
guest of DR.. S. w. Stophlet. He de-
livered a most inspiring address at
the Presbyterian Church Sunday
night. On his way to st. Louis, ac-
companied by DR.. Stophlet, he at
tended the meeting of the Iron Noun
tain Presbytery, held at DeSoto.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. Norwine spent
Monday in st. Louis.
Miss Jean Stophlet spent Thursday
in st. Louis.
Miss Canalyn Wolf of Bonnie Terre
was a guest of her sister, Mrs. A. w.
Miller, on Tuesday. Miss Canalyn
will leave next week for Washington,
D. c., where she enters college for
the coming year.
Miss Madaline Rhae and her guest,
Miss Charlotte Sailor, attended the
Pageant at Pennington last Thurs
day night.
Mrs. S. W. Stophlet and Miss Mary
attended the Pageant at Pennington
last Thursday night.
Miss Anna Tetley, who was injured
in an automobile accident Tuesday
evening and who was taken to the
Bonnie Terre Hospital, is reported i'm
proving. The accident occurred near
the Domestic Science building and
was collision of two cars. 1t seemed
be unavoidable.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Norwine re-
turned Saturday from a weeks visit
with their daughter at Cape Girar-
deau. They report a most pleasant
| time.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-09-22
DOE RUN

Marvin Harvey of Elvins was WIS.,
iting home folks Sunday.
Miss Marie Bensing was business
visitor in Bonnie Terre Saturday.
Sam Brim moved to Bismarck Sat
urday.
Preston Beck was visiting home
folks Sunday and Monday. He has
employment in Elvins.
Clarence Flannery was a business
visitor in Flat River Saturday.
The new Doe Run High School was
opened Monday, the 18th.
Fritz thinner and family were
business visitors in Harrington
Thursday.
Mrs. Bette Goodfellow has moved
to the Geo. Mitchell house.
Larry Murray was visiting his wife
here Saturday and Sunday. He has
employment in Herculaneum.
Bill Ross, wife and children Of
Bonnie Terre were visiting the form
er's mother, Mrs. M. A. Ross, Satur-
day and Sunday.
Jack Wampler and wife of Farm.
ington were visiting their daughter
Mrs. Robert Scott, Sunday.
Louis Bourgeois and family and
Philip Gruner and family spent Sun
day with Fred thinner and family.
There will be a parcel sale at the
M. E. Church Friday night, the 22nd
Pop corn, soup and ice cream will al
so be on sale. All are invited.
Fritz Henry and Fred Keeling were
business visitors in Elvins Friday.
Charley Sheets and family were
visitors in Pennington Saturday.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-09-22

rate of speed and crashing into Vale
with serious consequences. The col
lision occurred about midway on the
hill between Schramm Grocery Co.
and the Miners Supply store, near the
residence Of Henry Rinke. Occupying
the car with Mr.. Dace were Miss An
ma Tetley, daughter of R. P. Tetley;
Miss Zelpha Mcclure and brother,
Both girls were severely injured,
Miss Tetley sustaining a fracture of
two ribs and probably serious inter-
nal injuries and Miss Mcclure a brok-
en- leg. The injured were temporar-
lily housed and cared for at the home
of Mrs. VIM. Estes, where physi-
clan was called to attend them, and
were later removed to the Hospital at
Bonnie Terre for treatment. At last
reports they were said to be on the
road to recovery and all fear of ia
tally past. The men escaped with
very slight injuries.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-09-22
STANLEY STOCK co. CARNIVAL

This company held six-day carni-
val here last week, and was attended
by many people each night. All the
features were of high class with but
few exceptions. The management
seemed to be impressed that it was
conducting a street carnival of very
moral character and it was, if one fea-
ture were eliminated, and that is
dancing, which partook of an immoral
and obscene nature. 1t is the inten-
tion Of the management to make this
town next year, and it is to be hoped
that they will have eliminated this
feature by that time. This being an.
unincorporated town, the population
is in measure dependent for protec-
ton, in matters of this character, up
on the proper body where rests the
power Of granting the right to hold
such performance. With the one ex-
ception too much cannot be said of
the show from an entertainment point
of view. The conduct of the large
crowds was exceptional, the officers
experiencing no trouble in maintain
ing the peace. Several hundred dol
lars were collected for admissions at
the various ticket selling boxes. 1t is
not intended that the foregoing al
lusions shall be construed as criti-
cisms but as reminders in the interest
of higher morals, the propagation of
which is one of the chief features Of
social life in a community.
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Pennington Sunday, after spending
several days with Miss Lou Welty.
She also visited her cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Ragsdale, and family.
Miss Viola Kennon returned home
from Mine La Motto last week, where
she had been staying.
Mrs. VIM. Tesreau was called to
Fredericktown Monday on account of
the illness of her niece, Miss Thomp-
son.
There will be church services at
the school house here next Saturday
night, Sunday morning and night.
M. w. Crowder spent Saturday
night with home folks.
Some of the people from here at
tended the sale at Libertyville Sat
urday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bar
ron, last Sunday night, girl.