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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-22
Sic bewaTuet.n Sauiia6rer.

gs mare ni5ts anberes, als ein
sr0bli9er @eriua Selbit.auiduns.
fpenn man bic gegentpGrtiee Sa9Inge
5pif4enE Eeutf6lanD unb bieism 2anbe
Hiat als bebentli9 selten IaHen pOlls
te. Damit 1T jsopd ni4t geiagt, bab
bic &ataitrppbe, rpsl9e man befiir4s
tet, bereinbreden perbe unb miiiie. Gs
febIt ni4t an Iustpegen, I'm cine ioIs
DE gu psrbiiter. 0eutidlanb mag ben
aries, ben es sssen beipaffnete aaufs
fabrer ansetiinbigt bat, biHausifieben
ober es mag feline Saudbootfabrer ans
mel len, @srientungen mir nad erfolss
tenn Mnruf Dor5une6men. Quf tsinen
SAL iperben bic Der. Staaten efer eins
i4reiten tSnnsn, als Big BEL elmer 9ers
ientung ameritaniIcbe 8iirser ums 2es
ben getommen iinb unb es 1T anSunebs
men, bab Disie isst 10 oorii6tig isin
iperben, ii9 nidt ouiirten S9iffsn
ansupertrauen. S6lisbli6 perbsn
nod untsr6anblunsen Sipiiben unferer
unb Der beutiden Regisruns sefiibrt
unb es 1T m6sli6, bab 5ur leBtsn
Stunbe bod nod cine 9eritGnbisung
sraielt tpirb.
Menn man aber frast, nelher
Seits es susuidreiben pdre, falls e
gu bem sefiirdteten 3uiammenftobs
tDmmen iOllt.. 10 Dirb bic unpars
teiii9e @ef9idtsfhreibung gu teinem
anberen Reiultate eelansen t6nnen,
als bab bic Der. Staatsn einen gins
ipanb porsebra4t baben, Der jeber Be-
reatigung entbebrt unb Deutf9lanD
nit isinsr 4ntiinbisung bas Rs4t uuf
fetner Setts bat. Dos ipirb burd
peri9iebene prdseben5fdlIe srtpieien,
fir bsren 2luffinbung mir bem biefigen
Redtsanipalt 6errn Senrp 8. Rodel
gum Danf psrpfli9tet iinb. Der cine
Brdsebsn5faG 1T cine GntI6eibupg bss
GtaatsfSetretdrs syifber pom Sabre
1877 (ipobei 5u bemerten lit, baB Jis
fbsr fir cine febr 6ebeutsnbe pDlters
re6tli9e @utoritdt edID auf cine ans
frage bes 9dfsns@innebmers Morrill,
Of es ftattbaft lei, bub Elm aauffabrer,
Der ii4 na9 ben Siibfeeimeln begeben
piq, sfpei Ranonen unb anbere Waf>
fen our @ertbeibigune gesen bic bortis
gen Gingeborenen, bic als @ilbe be-
tannt fparen mitfiibren birfs. Die
antiport lautete, sseen hiefe 4uss
riiftuug fei uiAts ein5uipenben, fpenn
iie sur @ertbeibigung gegen balb5ipilis
Ttrte 9GlterfHaften gu bisnen beitimmt
1T Ober gegen pirdtsn, bic in ben
Siibfsssepdiirn bdufis auftuiiden,
bod birftsn bic @affen rur ber @ers
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-22

barauf abgsisben. arisge berbtisufiibs
rem. ionbern Su ptrbinbern. sir l6ns
nen babtr nit Der sr0bten geftimmis
belt iassn, bab unter Ieinsr glbmil,i.
firation cine Spannllng nit Deui5d,.
lamb, pis iis isBt beltebt, unbentbar
ssipsisn mare. gr bate jeber Wloalih.
teit elmer Gefabr DOrsebeust, inbern er
4msriiansrn ssiast bate, bab fie I'D,
fsinbIi6en S4iffen fern baIien Ipus
ten. Wlit Der grObten Gntidiebeilbeit
ipiirbe sr seipro9enhaben, ipsnn ame.
ritaniibe 8iirssr uuf einem ameritu.
niiden obsr nsutralen Shiffe AZ
Sdaben sstommen ipdren. glber er
bate amsritaniidsn 8iirsern niti se.
itattst, ii9 als S9ubpebren gng.
lambs bsnuBsn 5u Iafen. Das pdrs
ibm cine erobe nnnsutralitGt erIbiss
nsn. WiliOns offenbare 2lbii6t> lit,
Der ariegsflamms nod tpeitsre Nabs
rung gu sebsn. ST min bas frciIidJ
ni9t sslten laFen. Gr bebauptet, Iit
Elm srobes gsroisnit um bic Meni9s
belt eriporbsn gu baben, inbem er
Deutfblanb ipegsn Der ,2uiitania" :
anselssenbsit nidt ben arieg ertldrts.
auf bieisn Rubm bat er ni9t Den
minbeiten aMprud. Gr miibte nod
unter bic aulturitufe zines afritas
Hiiden Wilben berabeefuntsn fein,
fuenn er sssen Oeutf9lanb, bds ibnl
ole bsntbars @enustbuuns fir bic
Sbat, iiber bic er iit9 bei9iperte, Sus
seftanb, &rieg ertldrt bdtte. DAP Der
5rieben erbalten seblieben lit. fam
man lsbislid unb ollein OeutI9lanb
als @erbieuit Sufdreiben. Was jeBt
DOT iid sebt, iiellt benz praiipenten
als 3ulturmenfden unb Sriebenss
freunbe Elm bOdit 56lehtes 3eusnib
aug. Gr itellt on Oeutidlano Sorbes
runsen, bic er nidt gefeblih pertreten
lam unb tbut bas inter benz 0ors
tpanbe, bab sr Redte psrtbeibist, auf
bic sr feinsn anipru6 erbebsn lam
.unb, ipenn iie ipiriIi9 besriinbet ipds
rem. fold serinsfiieiser @rt iinb, bub
Elm aries nidt gu peranttporten
tpdre. Sn Der lebtsn SnitanS
banDelt es iid Bios barum, OBJ
Gmeritansr auf neutralen ober dlliirs
ten S9iffen fabrsn iolIen, Sir @afbs
inston mare ss ieIbftperitdnblia sss
ipefen, bab es segen ale @etpiiien
mare, tpessn iOlder llrfade eine sss
fdbrIide Spannung Su fdaffen, Die
Isidi nit arisg enoen fonnte. Wenn
man an Maibinston bentt, 10 tommt
sum 9eipubtiein tpie unenbIih tief
Wifon unter ibm itebt. Sbatfddlid
tann er ni6t einmal einsn @erelei6
nit Grant ausbalten. Sisfer bate
Grunb gu ernitlidsn geIdtperben gss
gen 6pauien, als es eins In5ubl dmes
ritaniffer giirger duf Cuba erfdpb.
9fber aua bieTer grd'ibent belt es fir
gspifenlos, cine Sanoluna. fir ipel6e
DslIfte @snusthuuns eepGbrt purbe,
als 3riegssrunb gu benub.n. Wenn
mir ale Qr1iibenten Der Ser. Gtddten
muftern, 70 lit tbatfdhlib nidYt Giuer
III ftrben, Der 70 frerentlia nit bem
ariegsfeusr sefpieIt bdtte, pie jest
Wilfon.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-22

20 binstOng geburtss
tag, ben mir beuts fsisrn, regt gu
8etra9tungeu on, ME biefer erite prds
fibent fi9 Deuti4laub seseniibsr Dsrs
baItsn bdtte. Dis Wai6inston bas
bdufis geidgt unb audi burd feiH gsrs
bdItsn beitatigt bat, befleibigts .r ii6
Der ftrengiten Rsutrulitdt, I'm gu Dsrs
bitten, bab unfer 2anb in bic 9risgs
Derpidelt rpurbe, bic bumals, eendu 70
fpie jeBt europa burdtobten 5ross
benz er Der S90pfer bes mobernen
BoIterre6ts mar unb bic neutralen
Redte Der Ser. Gtadten nit elmer
Rlarbeit bdrselest bat, bic ibm unpers
gdngliten Rubm in Der 2ulturses
fai6te fidert, bat er fid, GROCER nab
erbabener @eift, fpie er par, alIer
3lsiHli4seit eutbaltsu uub ss niGt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-22

Sn % a fbinstpn n, beibt es, 1T
man ipiitbenb auf ben Srafen 8rens
ftorff unb bic Iniiat foG beitebsn,
feins 9lbberufuns gu forbern, inter
bem @ortpanbe, bab sr ben 3situngen
Beridte liefert, ipelde ben prGfioen>
ten unb ben Staatsietrstdr in Elm
f3lsdtes 2t6t itenen. Sisie Qntlage
Dirb man ni9t betpsiien tDnnen, bsnn
Graf gernftorff bat fih ben ansaps
funeen Der prefie seeeniiber INNER
bDhit ablebnenb perbulten. giner iols
den llntIugbeit, als @ait Der Rss
gterllng, bieie gu perunslimpfen,
ma6t iid ni9t einmal Der 9auss
tnedt elmer 8oti6aft idulbis, ses
f6tpsiss Elm sefpisgtsr Diplomat.
Die Wutb riibrt bapon Der. bab gerns
ftprff ben prGIioenten in eins Sale ges
Iodt baben iOq, inbem er ibn psTdns
labte, cine grtlGruns absuseben, baB
Die Der. Staaten bic 8stpoffnung Dor
&auffabrern mibbiGieen, tpds Deuti9s
lamb bepossn baben ion, bic aniiins
bigung betreffs Der IpfOrttsen @erIenz
flung pon 6epuffneten 9unbelsfdiffen
gu erlafIen. Qf6er aud biefe Qntlase
1T uidt begriinbet. 2lls bic Ia6ri9t
fam, Oab auf Der bur9 cine Wins psrs
fentten rperiiu" Elm 4.7s0Gises @es
f9iiB am Sed uufseiteut mar, ertldrs
ten Der 9rdIibent unb Earning, bdb
eine iol9e 8eitiidung zines 6anbsIss
f6iffes nt9t auldiTig isi unb fe bans
beItsn biefer rihtigsn giniidt semdb,
inbem lie an bic QQiirten bas grfuhen
1telten, Die 8eItiidung bon Sanbelss
f4iffen ein5uitenen, nobel au9 BON Der
WfOgli4teit gefpro9en tpurbe, bab bic
Regisrung ibre SGfsn gesen fol6e be-
itiidts auuffdbrsr Iperren piirbe. 4ls
Gnglanb fir ben SAT- Der 4usfiibrung
oteies plunes mit einem S6iffs6o4z
colt gegsn bic Ser. Staaten brobte,
Gnoerts Der prdfibsnt feline Stsnung
unb oiefer Wiberipru9, in ben er fid
peripideIt but, foQ i'm gesen ben beuts
fhsu 8otfhafter aufgebraft baben,
Der. tpie man it6 benten tann, Iebiglif
bic Gnii6t beg prGiibenten beftdtiate,
oub SdnoeIsi4tffs ni9t 6sftiidt iDsrben
follteu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-22
pas peniaHe.

.wie itebt es benn init benz sht.
liilas Teines NeffenS- - .sId5, gar
flitts snebr bort man bon lbm !.
inidt nal utebr bur&faIItu tbut ell
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-22

Gin @iertel pfunbgutter
fur ispe PerfOn i'm Sausbalt,
pro Wo9e, tpis bic nsue gerliner
Yerprbnrns lautet, ma1t fir cine syas
mile bon feds perlonen, mas in
Seutidlano ben Dur6fdnitt bilbst,
anbertbalb Bfunb. Dabei lit nod su
bensrten oab in anbersn Stdbtsn. Die
IN Ianbpirtbi9aftlidsn 8s5irten liss
gen, bic 3utbeiluns nod sr0bsr lit.
Sas lGbt erfeben, bab aud bic Butter
nrtb in Seutf9lanb ertrdslid 1T, su=
NAL nod dnbere Jettfubitansen, ipie
S4peinefett, erbGltIia iinb. Wenn in
GrobitGbten iiber ssitipsilisen Mansel
geflast pirb, 10 Iiest bas ipeniser bas
ran oab Die Nabrunesmittel febIen,
fpnoern oab 5ur 3eit bic giisnbabnen
70 bDllig pom 9eeresbienft in Mnr
fpru4 ssnommen iinb, baB bic 3ufubr
baburd gebenmt tpirb. Wir iinb mebr
aIs gu be3fueifeln esnetgt, ob in Gnaz
lamb Elm @ierteI pfunb Butter pro
Moae auf bic Perfon tommt. Sn
Trantreid 1T 'bas gang beitimmt ni4t
Der Jaa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-22
Nus einem 2 oIbatem5rief.

unb Dli braiidit Dir mid, Il.
fprgcil, Iiebe Gina. oaB id frierea
fiai. Weitern nor WertbeiIling bon
y5oaipdids, uno oa fnrneu aui jeSen
appi Elm pnar marine llnterboIerl.
lIein treuer Usann Gmil 2emfe.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-22
BON allen eteueru. b

Von allen Stsuern, bic
sur geritdrtuns Der @ebrmadt pes
Nanbes aaferlest iperben miiFen, bal
cine Stsuer auf ben profit Der Wtus
rttions5Jabriien bic meiite 9ere9ti=
guns. SieTe Snbuiirie bat rieiise Sc
fptnne auf5uipeifen unb lam bemnad)
cine bOhe Steuer pertrasen. Dobl ifi
ss i'm Snterefe Der SumanitGt aebpz
ten, be ausfubr bon ariessmaferial
sanali9 ab5uidaffen. Wenn bies aber
ni9t gu srlansen TT, iolIte cine Steuer
CUR 9Obe bon 80 prpsent bss profita
erbobsn tperben.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-07-15

Thomas Carey, former Alderman
from the old 29th ward who was a
power in the city council when he was
one of its members who simply plays
at the game of politics for the love of
the thing and to assist some of his
many friends, is by far one of the best
known figures in the business world in
Chicago, for many years he has been
the president of the Carey Brick Com
pany with offices on the fourth floor of
the Chamber of Commerce Building
and the brick plant which is located
in the northwestern part of the city,
is one of the most modern and most ex-
tensive plants of its kind in the United
States.
He has long since justly earned the
reputation of being a clean cut, clear
or level-headed man of affairs and his
word is his bond in all business trans
actions, aside from being the chief
owner of the Carey Brick Company he
owns much valuable real estate in this
city; he and his devoted family re-
sides in one of the finest homes in the
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-07-15
he and the factions
of the Republican Party Both Place Separate and Dis
tnct Tickets in the Field for the Various Elective Offices
in Cook County. Bitter Fight Will Be Waged Between
the Two Factions and the September Primaries Will Tell
Which Wing of the Grand Old Party Will Be on Top

Thompson has entered the race for the
nomination for Congressman at large
and it goes without saying that he has
thousands of friends in all parts of
this state who would be highly de-
lighted to see him land the plum.
Hon. Julius johnson of Moline, who
is one of the most successful business
men in this state, seems to be rapidly
forging to the front in his race for the
nomination for. Auditor of Public
Accounts for the state of Illinois. So
far there are only four Republican
candidates for the nomination for state
Treasurer of Illinois and they are the
Hon. Lee Small, President of the First
National Bank of Kankakee, ILL.,, Mr..
George E. KEYS, vice-president of the
Farmers National Bank of Springfield,
ILL.,, Albert j. Olson and John j. Stoine
of Girard City who made a close race
against the Hon. Andrew Russell for
the same position in 1914, all four of
them are high class business men and
will make first class public officials, Mr..
Small having honorablv and faithfully
served in that capacity in the past.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-07-15

city at 1927 Grand Blvd; and from
October l, 1899, down to the present
time once week-a copy of this paper
finds its way to the beautiful and ele-
CANT home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carey, be-
ing one of our good friends during all
that length of time, he has been one
of it's steadfast supporters. In addi-
tion to their lovely Grand Blvd. home,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey own one of the
very finest winter homes in Los An
geles, Cal, where for many years they
and the rest of the family spend the
winters.
The famous Hawthorne race course
is also included in the real estate hold
ings of Thomas Carey and which he
has lately leased to the Illinois Jockey
Club and for the past month an army
of workmen including fifteen or twenty
Colored men have under the direction
of Mr.. George W. Heck, been busily en-
gagged in putting the track and every
thing else in connection with it in apple
pie order.
Thousands and thousands of new
chairs have replaced the old ones in
the grand stand, which has been re-
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-07-15

painted from end to end. The cafe
has been thoroughly re-modelled and
any one can enjoy their meals or
luncheon in it, with the greatest of
comfort. The ladies comfort or rest
rooms, have also been thoroughly re-
decorated and refurnished and they
will more than favorably compare with
the rest and comfort rooms in the
leading hotels of the city.
1t can be truly said that Mr.. Carey
has spared no money or expense in re-
transforming Hawthorne into a thing
of beauty and be it understood that he
is not connected with the present meet,
which begins this afternoon at 2:30
O'Clock, Derby Day, and runs until
Saturday, July Goth, making thirteen
days of racing, which will be held un-
der the auspices of the Illinois Jockey
Club, Incorporated, with Frank A.
Froehling, President, Eugene V. Bel
field, Secretary and Treasurer, with Of
fees in Hotel Sherman. Many of the
best and most prominent business men
in this city are assisting the officials of
the Illinois Jockey Club to re-establish
honest horse racing in Chicago.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-07-15

| Richardson, Second ward; Howard W
Hayes, Sixth ward; Thomas J. Peden
Eighth ward, and John F. Haas, Nine
teenth ward; Municipal Judge (short
term BERNARD Barasa, Twenty-second
ward.
The Deneen-West- Hull Progressive
slate or ticket:
States Attorney-John E. Northup;
Recorder-Joseph F. Haas; Board OF
Review-Edward R. Litzinger; Board
of Assessors Qong term)-Felix A.
Norden; Board of Assessors (short
term)-Charles Ringer; Clerk Circuit
Court William F. Lips; Clerk Su-
perior Court-John Siman; President
Sanitary District-Charles H. Sergel {;
Sanitary District Trustee-Edward l.
Williams; Sanitary District Trustee
Thomas w. Gilmore; Judge Circuit
Court-Ben NJ. Smith.
The old long standing political fight
between the Honorable Carter H. Har-
rison, who was one of the coolest and
most selfish mayors Chicago has ever
had and the Honorable Roger c. Sulli-
van and those who march under his
banner and for about one hundred
times the "man of Destiny" and his
one horse army was again this week
routed by the adherents of the Honor
able Roger C. Sullivan who proceeded
to frame up county slate or ticket
without fully realizing that there are
any other Democrats in this neck of
the woods except those who radiate
within his shadow, for only one dis
tinguished official whom it is claimed
is friendly to the former Democratic
mayor, was honored with a place on
the Sullivan slate or ticket and that
is the Hon. Maclay Hoyne who will
be renominated to make the race for
States Attorney and his past splen-
did record in that office will make him
mighty hard man for any one to
beat at the county election in Novem-
Der.
The Sullivan ticket follows:
States Attorney-Maclay Hoyne;
Recorder-Joseph +. Connery; Circuit
Court Clerk-John w. Rainey; Superb
or Court Clerk-James C. Gavin, Cor
oner-James B. Bowler; Assessor (six
year term)-Martin J. O'Brien; As
SCISSOR Ito fill vacancy)-Joseph Cepak;
Board of Review-Thomas J. Webb;
County Surveyor-William P. Feeney;
President Sanitary Distributions
NJ. Sullivan; Sanitary Trustees-Jo-
seph Rushkewicz and James A. Long;
Superior Court Judge Ito fill vacancy
Joseph SABBATH; Circuit Judge Ito Ill
vacancy)-Jacob H. Hopkins. Munic
ipal Court Judges to come later.
Hon. William E. Mason who was at
one time United States senator from
Illinois, who is one of the best orators
in this country and one of the warm
supporters of mayor William Hale
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-07-15

munity in the anti-tuberculosis cam
paign. "This is not the best form of
cooperation of workers in the anti.
tuberculosis campaign" says the re-
port. "The ideal form would be the
adoption of the German or British
health and sickness insurance plans to
American experience. The plan pro-
posed here is a near approach toward
insurance against tuberculosis since ii
proposes cooperation of the worker, the
employer and the state, the latter in
caring for consumptives in public in
situations at reduced rates"
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-07-15
WILL ORGANIZE WORKING MEN
IN TUBERCULOSIS FIGHT.
Association of Employers and EN-
ployees Proposed with Fund for Con-
sumptive Workers.

Organization of all of the working
men and women of the United States,
including the systematic collection of
funds from both employers and en-
ployees for local anti-tuberculosis cam
paigns, is proposed in a report issued
today by The National Association for
the Study and Prevention of Tubercu-
losis, entitled working Mems Organ
iZations in Local Anti-Tuberculosis
Campaigns"
The report discusses various expert
ments that have been tried by working
men in different parts of the United
States to organize for effective service
in the anti-tuberculosis campaign, and
recommends a plan which would COM
prehend the following features, based
upon the best in all the schemes
studied:
Q) A simple organization repre-
senting employers and employees close
ly allied with the local anti-tubercu-
losis society of the community. The
organization will provide for the es-
Establishment of tuberculosis fund
either on the basis of individual fac
tories or groups of factories.
(2) A plan for collecting funds to
be used for the relief of tuberculous
workers and their families by free will
offerings from employers and en-
ployees. Employers will be urged in
all cases to duplicate the joint eollee
tions of employees. The collections
will not be a tax or assessment, and
will constitute a special tuberculosis
fund in addition to those of regular
benefit societies.
(3) A systematic campaign for med
zeal examination of all workers at year
ly or more frequent intervals.
az The appointment of special COM
mittees to give relief to fellow-workers
and their families suffering from tu-
berculosis from the funds collected.
Any worker in community where a
fund is started who develops tubercu-
losis will be cared for.
(5) Carrying on of educational and
legislative work through the organiza-
tion.
(6) The collection of statistics
about occupational mortality from tu-
berculosis.
Every anti-tdberculosis association
in the United States will be urged to
use this report as basis for organic
ing the factories and shops in its COM
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-07-15

The big Republican and Democratic
politicians started in the first of this
week to do business for the Septem-
Der primaries, and from now on until
September 18th which will be an I'M
lucky day for some of them there will
be a great deal of hustling among them
in all parts of this state.
Here in Cook county they will have
a knocking down and dragging out
time of it for his Honor Mayor William
Hale Thompson, Edward ]. Brundage
and their shouters and retainers-those
who receive their bread and butter and
house rent by making very loud noise
all the time, feel that they are power
full enough to crush out and trample
down all opposition to their onward
pete slate ticket in the field without
consulting the likes or dislikes of the
lion. Charles S. Deneen, Roy o. West
and State Senator Morton d. Hull, who
have followed suit called their hand
or bluff and gone them one better and
have also ground out full county or
slate ticket without consulting the
wishes of the city hall end of the Re-
publican party, and it will be life
and death struggle between the head
chiefs or bosses and as well as be-
tween their tin horn followers to see
who is who and no one can tell until
the close of the September primaries
which side will win out and will be
entitled to ride the winning or the sue
ccssful political horses for be 1t re-
mrmbered that there are some mighty
rich pickings at stake this coming fall
and none of the politicians either Re-
publican or Democratic will be able to
enjoy those rich pickings unless they
can brush by the forthcoming pri-
maries.
The MISUNDERSTANDING slate
ticket follows:
States's Attorney-Harry B. Miller,
Thirty-third ward; Reeorder-Leland
:. Rapp, Eighteenth ward; Circuit
Court Clerk-A. w. Miller, Twelfth
ward; Superior Court Clerk-Ald. John
highlander, Twenty-third ward; Board
of Review-Charles A. Williams,
Thirty-second ward; Assessor (full
trrm)-George X. Schmidt, Twenty
fifth ward; Assessor (short term)-
Robert r. Levy, Third ward; Coroner
Peter NJ. Hoffman; Surveyor-Harry
Emerson, Oak Park; President Sani-
tarv Board-Ald. James H. Lawley,
Fourteenth ward; Sanitary Trustees
David R. Jones, Eighth ward, and
Matthias Mueller, Twenty-ninth ward;
Municipal Judges (full term)-Hosea
W. Wells, Eighteenth ward; John r.
Newcomer, Thirty-ffth ward; Anton T.
Zeman, Thirty-6rst ward; Wells NJ.
Cook, Twenty-ffth ward; Frank W.
Hoyt, Thirteenth ward; Gustav E.
Beerly, Twenty-third ward; John W.
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JAILED FOR INSULTING CoLoRED
GIRLS.

Columbus, Or. B. MeClurg, white,
who claims Greenville, Pa, as his
home, and who says he came to Colum-
bus to join the army, Sas given SO
and costs and 10 days in the city prison
by Judge Ruth in municipal court,
last Wednesday morning, for insulting
two Colored girls at Mt. Vernon and
Cleveland avenues, Tuesday night.
McClurg was arrested by Sergeant
Newport, who is said to have had .
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-07-15

SULLIVAN WING DEMOCRATIC
FULLY AND COMPLETELY ROUTED FORMER MAYOR cARTER
HARRISON AND FOLLOWERS
TICKET THE ONLY HARRISON THE
WIRE WAS HON MAcLAY HoYnE WHO WILL RE NOMINATED
ATTORNEY
WILLIAM MASON, STATES
NOMINATION CON
GRESHAM
JOHNSON WE'LL
FRONT NOMINATION FOR AUDITOR PUBLIC
GEORGE E. PRESIDENT THE
NATIONAL BANK, SPRINGFIELD J.
J. E.
CANDIDATES THE NOMINATION STATE
Ii.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-07-15

hard time keeping MeClurg from be-
ing mobbed by a crowd while waiting
for the patrol.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-07-15

BURY SIX TROOPERS TODAY.
Bodies Of Negro Soldiers Slain at Car
rial Reach Washington From e
Paso.
Washington, D. c., July 13.-The
bodies of six Negro troopers killed at
Carrizal arrived here today from Ell
Paso and will be buried tomorrow with
full military honors in Arlington GENE
terry. They have not been identified.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-06-24

The Boy Scout movement is one of
the influences striving to check the de-
cadent tendencies of modern civiliza-
ton. The other day President Wilson
formally signed a bill Incorporating
the Boy Scouts of America. Scout lore
brings the American youth back to the
land.to the wholesome outdoors whence
spring all that goes to support our So
cial fabric. Our schools. our mode Of
life, everything in our daily existence
take the individual farther and farther
away from the primitive out of doors.
making him more artificial and effete
The Boy Scout organization deserves
all encouragement