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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-31

Gpe5inHtimntpn baden. 9icFe Stint.
men eltoeit ON nd9iten Montag
obeno, uno ie0er iolte tr1dterG IN
bieler fiir5en Belt nod 70 bieIe
ieiie 2eier ul6 Gr"relerltligelt ais
MIR moglih BIT befcmmen. Mnd
6ieier 3eit iuer0en itlr nod reglt,
l1re Stintnien gege6en.
Sir MAIDEN biernlit nirf Die Midj.
tigfeit Der rihtigen Ginianoungell
Der Spe5ialltintmen aufmerfiaut.
aGe announcements urt0 grneues
rurlgen, Die sic Bis gum 3. apri[
e%rIanger, mitiien ttof an Dieiem
abeno al Die Eriblne abgeiaiiot
iperocn. lin bet gailSen @ert 0te.
Ter Spe5ialitimmett gu erbalten.
muB SIR grief nit ben Ginieu.
ouneen ben 9oitlternpeI Oes 8. ApriI
traeen. Collie Der Iebte 8ug i'm
@obnort Dor Dem g(beuo oes 8.
gtpriI obgeben, ltrO Der aontejtart
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-31

aen. Dds Shid entbdIt cine Mleu.
&c omilnnte ufO ~bnmorboIle Soe.
men, Die NIT biibiden @ei1ngen iti0
1Gn6en aeiniI1t iin0.
Die &onofane 1T ipie folet: SER
S1dIon lit Elm Amerifdter, Oct bic
glbIidt bat, feline 6erien I'M bapri.
ihen @ebirge 0u5iibrineef. Gr 1T
febr DoriiHitq NIT Der g[usipdbl iei'
mes Observation-Disclosures, on CT be.
Ionberen @ert borgiif Ieet, bic
btrIfifole Qebensart Der Dber'
bapern periGnEif feunen st Ter.
iien. Bolifarp 2oinperI, Elm bttHor.
BOILER @erefhbrer, brinet Sodfcn sl
einent &oiboiierfi, Der be 6arnftcri-
itiidIten Gigenidafteu oeS Nntitr'
.polfes 1T I~ebeustpdbrcr @etie Der.
.f6rpert.
8tpii6en Sddion, Der Oeiitfd 8tl
ipreden berIud)t, nno 8oIifarp, Der
oerne NIT fem pd1r engIiiden Bro.
den, 0ie er tpeiB, prnblen min, eilts
|itebeit bic urfomiihiten S5cteit
peIde Die 8uborer nidJt ans bent
|Qdhen ber1usbringen.
Sn 6iefpm Stiidc tornittt olif Die
ernite Geite gum WorlhetrL Sc.
fabian Sieoer. Der Sofbauer, bat 2
afn6er: GIori, Der Gobn, un0 Die
bitbiGe 8en5i, 2ebtere lit odraui
|bebndt 6os DGterIi6e Grbe an iid,
Az reiBen, rno ber5idt ale nl6gli.
den MitteI ulo Mege, um ibren
8rlt0er bei Rem gater IN llnena.
be Si iesen, in0em Iie ibrenr Batter
bon Dem 2ie6etsperbGltnis, meIheS
|6Iori NIT elmer Mtneo ~uuterbdIt,
bena9ridtigt. Dos bon ibr auf Ell
ne ioIHe nnredtmGbiGe MeiIe er-
norbene p1terlide Grbe bringt ibr
|ieoo6 .feinen Segen; ite beiratet eli
men Iieoerli9en iuneen Burden,
Der es in furaer Belt fertig bringt,
Tie an ben @ettelItnb Su bringen,
.trorduf er iie berI6Bt.
Or. SS1dfon ent0edt In benz ber-
ftoBenen So6n unO 8ruoer Ealen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-31
Iprn aunin[at aeindt.

8om A1iierli6 0eutlhen Rortiitlnt
in Chicago. 100, 9. Wiidiean 8IOo.,
tDerOen no1belloilnte Ierlonen &c.
Indt:
2anoenberger Seinrih eeb.
26. april 1894 in SAonebere,
Berlin. 2est6efdnnfe GoreTie:
f08 @eit @rano ape., Chicago,
81.
2angenobI @ilbelm, aus &em.
Iheio; lestbefnnnter MufeltboIts.
OFT: 6oreit Bort, 81.
2emis /. Auguite, geb. @orlt, fattrl
aud Girf ooer 2irf beiBen, SO Bis
Cd Sabre alt, IN Mer3oorf IN
SdIeiien eeboren; ioa in Rebrns.
ia Ieben.
8eters, Grie0rtH @i[beIm Sir.
gen, eeboren 26. Sftober 1895,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-31
Picket md Haul
Ausschlaga Gsfahr-
zaIchan schlachten Blutes
Grfsss Ssidtn sOn gfaterfranFans,

TideL fdnppige, iiifettbe &aiit.
brernenoe Gmpfinbnngcrl, urio Gfro-
pbeIn iin6 unfeblbore 8eihen id[ed.
ten iifreinen utt0 eefhm1hten Blu
tee. Die Rrnnfbeit mag iait Sbrer
@ebitrt i'm BIuf eeleeer boberb nber
-~einerIei, ipie tie etttItanber. 5ie utiii.
fen jie burd bns 9Iut beiIen. sic
miiilen @. Q. @, bns bette gIut.
nritteI felt 90 Snbrerl, gebrmiden,
tDefir Gle eeiiin6 merben molten.
Nihts reiniet better bo8 5bitem
ais bieies. 9. 8 g. oringt brett
our1 0ag GDitem bltr 8ur5eL oes
ilebeIs, tuirft nIs GegennlitteI gegen
bic WIltt8tfte. gs beIebt bic rotten
Glutf6rperhett, beIiert ben 8llihart-
I1uf, iobaB 0ns 8Iut feline arbeit
berriften tam. 9ns olunpfe,
oriidenoe @efiibI iDeidt, bic @eiifts.
farbe tutr0 better, ober sic mliien
@. e. g. nebnlen. Gurrognte BEL.
fen niGt. Sn allen Mpotbefen alt
bdben. SAILS Sie beionOeren Rot
ipiinIfen, ihreiben sic an 5Uift
Gpeeiiit Co., atlanta, Ga.
Essm &Arsibtm srrpakus man BITE Omaha Erlbanss
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-31
Ans benz gtaate.

Beatrice. Gronflib uito 1iIIiom
BoDer, bic od)t reip, bier Sabre al.
ten Gobue BON Serrn Oscar 8oDer,
wltroen Mittmod morgen ode 5.
un0 Court StraBe, polt benz Iuto.
mobiI Sobn @eitiug's aus BIp.
molltb i~berfnbret. 8eiDe erlittel
@erIetlingeft opf lit es mtog[idl odB
Der 1ltere anabe aud inlerlid nod
DerIebt lit. aus Dem Grninie.
riingslnger bon ga" &oufe itabl.
len 9ienstag ttadt Giebe Sam.
id]iibe i'm @erte Don ettua $500.
Aurord. Die i1iGbrige GDo
&art erIng Nittpo6 ben grano-
ipitnoen, tpelfe fie am Wlontng 0o.
nongetraoen, dlg iie III ibrem Neodlt-
geipnno eirem fleittert Selofen Sl
ilnbe fans, ino 6ds @efpnno 5clier
fling. Che Die 6lonmet geIoIdt
iucroen fonuteiL mar Die aingIiidEid)e
&leine bercits 70 Ihper perbrdtnt,
6oB Mlittfpoh Der Cob eiittrnt.
Setpnro. George Seatloft tplir-
be iDegen zines SittIidfeitsperbre-
den, beoangen an Der ~15iGbrigen
@nrtb1 MiG1roion BON 8eoper
grniiing, BON Ridter 9iorooL Dem
Eiitrittsgeridt iibertpfeIen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-31

to, bic IGN onSieben, lno er De.
lhIiebt, ben beifnot[oien iiuteeIt
@lrineit nut iiod Mfnertfd 90 Heb.
men, ipo er ibH diIsbiI0en ldbt.
Wnd SiDei SabreH fcbrt &c ipie0er
nit ieinein gditIiug Der itf burdj
ieinc @%riinouagen eincn Meiftuni
ertuorben bdt, not Deutihlanb 0u.
rid. 8Iori rettet ieinen Batter in6
Ieine Gd)iueiter Dor benz Mitin unb
ons Stiid enoet IN gIiidlihiter un0
bnrmcniidfter Stimmiing fir ale
9eteiligte1i.
Sn ben 8tpiidenpouIen iuer6eii
bic berborraoenoen aiinft[er sc.
iditge, GhubplnttlrrtdnSe unb mi.
'iitnIiihe aufiibrm9eil, III bench file
Meilter iin6. 3lir Gdrbietunq brin.
gen. Mae, bic iid Ourh bieie bn.
'morboae alffiWrung tpieoer einmdl
nd9 9er5cnslult etgoten tDoGen, for
let nidt beridlinrrlb iih oieieS aug.
ge6cihuete Gtiid ali5uieben.
Gerionfn:
STR. MSillinm sSndion ..Gtto Sofia
2ioop, 1eilen @nttin. .gfoSl &ailer
.GebnItian NieOer Der Molomeg
bauer ......... 6enrD Marhetti
8Ioria il. 8euai. beIien &iiloer
a1rrt arpfer II. Mnrtbd WarHetti
@abfi, MieOr's S9meiter ......
..,............ 4attnD Gralig
Mdrtin Miirl, Elm alter Bauer
.........,...... 6ero[ gl1geI
Sizes iein Sobn ..Sorb Bobntan
Yolptorp Qa11perl, 6rembenfabrer
$3.50. 49,. geterl 9obmdr
gUi II. Ger, 9ienftboten ......
2ieieI gfagel II SimtrierI goelnlan
Gin IeIesrapbenbofe Sacob Soft
Gos 6tad ipielt auf BEN 8auern-
bofe Mfe0er's.
3niidlen benz 8. uro A. aft
Iiegt Elm 3eitroum bon 0luei Sab.
rem.
3miideuafte:
.Gntree: 8aDernbuabn 0aarid De.
iullgen bonn gart8ett gnienl6le.
.8Dilden 1. unD 2. 9(ft: ys3iIertaL
ou bijt nteif Grerb." gemiidter
Gbor. Original ShuIpIdtt[ertons.
8mifhen 3. uto 3. 4tt. Ser III
penlobL@ Mdilnarauarteit.
3fDtid)e1 8. ltnO A.. 4ft: aGrdlime.
rei~ bon GdubmanuL Snltrn.
acknowledgement. 4ufgcfii1rt BON
&enrn MordettL 6treid Melc.
oion; Better gobmor, aon8ert-3i-
fber; SonD 8obnIatl, Gontra.
@lifarre.
Die gintrittspreiIe betrngen 81,
75c, SOC mo 25e. @intrittstorten
Iiu0 bel aqen 9nnleu nes 6roueu.
gailis s9ereins. ionic i'll Der erpe.
0ifion Der oGtlnba Gribiine@ 5u
babeli.
Site fit Die Goritenutg fonncH
ieBt id1on an Der Safe 0eB 9ranoeis
Ebedter reieDiert uer0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-31
aOreIie 1911: @oerner. gaebral
(unO sr ipridt Osutfd)

aOreIie 1914: @oerner. 0ebraa.
ia.
m n, Sans, Sulebt 5645
9sroirie Mbe.. Gbicago, pobubnft.
asbaBr, emil, eeb am %. Sob.
1885 III @enbsburg. 2eetbefanit-
tie aoreIIe. 316 Center Ctr, Chi
coeo, 81.
g1rtfde 6rjs (ternit Fib aud
6reo Miaer) aus 8reslou. an
gebli1 in Chicago dufb1ltlid.
8erresbeim Glfrieoe. geb. Ga-
bioiI ODER oererl 9sadfonlnten
(GrbihafD.
@Iumer BON. 8ooo, Dor etipn eli
mem Sabre IN Ct. 2ouis DO,
iuobnbaft g%eipeien; iest nngeblid
in Chicago, 81.
% n, 2ucie Selene aIar1.
eeb. alrl 4. San 1877 in Berlin.
(Grbihaft.)
q aIentiiL @erier, aelilcr. geb.
am 10. Sept. 1889 su Mlag0e-
burg.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-31
Calico jail Inn
DRutlC6en 9au(el

Ger 9elitide 1ariien : 0erein
rrrnnltaltet oui Sonntng obeno, oelt
2. april, i'm 1eutifen Saula eincn
GaIiro : 9na, Der Gin red)t gcntiltli.
DIES gergliiigpl 5u ner0eit ueripridt.
Seoe Game lit a~ufgeforoert, in ct.
mem @aidjfleiO 81 erIdjeinen u1i0
cine 0o5u pniienoe SdIeife mit5li-
briugen. Gas 4noere Dir0 iid
oatin ifon ben ieIbit er8ebeit. @aait
fam iib olio onf einen redt Der-
gniigteft 4beilb gefaBt MAIDEN, uiIo
iiitb ale miteIieber uito 5reuuoe
Ses gereins eittgeIaoer, al eridei-
ren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-31
qns Garraa.

9ieier Gage muroen bier Chen
ringegmlsen. Die in ibrer grt einsie
ODER bod felten iinO. SoruleI Sens
nno IioIo Sens. beioe BON Deni.
ION. Nls Der Wrdrtiaom ben Or.
laiibnislfcin bcinl @eridtseIcrf CT.
Ionste, itente rs iih beraus, DAB Die
@rnut Die ~aeidieoene Trnit oes
Nrubers oes gr1utiaams mar. gin
dnoeres poar. 6as bic &eirntser.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-31
DISCRIMINATING
in JO6n(On, Jle6.!

90 Die nlf lesten Samstag on.
.beroliuit gepeiene 8eridmmlang bes
Observation-Disclosures @iirgeruereins
bon Sobnioit Derregllete, 70 miro Die
Ie Geriommlling an ~fonrrneioen
5nmstag, ben 1. april nndunittags
1 llDr III Sobnion itnttfifloen. 8ns
Grideinen nlIer Mtitglieoer TT er-
ipiinidt; aud iino ale Gelttiden
eilgcIaoen, Dem gerein itdl angus
ifliebetr. s. Sector, gr1i.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-31
Singer ge6en 6eute
a6enO nao6 Go. bluffs!

Sic aftiDen Sdnget oes Sniobn
@uIttpereins perDen beute abeno
gemeiniam nad Council Bluffs fnIp.
rem, Inn auf Dem BON Den oortigen
0eutfden 6raiterl aunt 8elten oes
9eutlfea Moten arei5es DeranitnI-
ten gnior NIT mebreren 2ie0ern 5ur
8erld6neritttg oes abeuos bei5ll-
trageu.
Die GGnger ~berlnmmeln iid Dor
Dem BartOu SoteI, ode 6aruam nn0
IA Str, Inn odt libr, uno iin0
Gle anfgeforbert, piintlid 81 eridei-
men, oertn Is gilt einem gltten
3meG.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-31

3rei ncite 3iueisbereine luerben in
Der nifiten 3eit
~seBrinOet.

sb%erinnmIlingen inter
geiiein Ocs Srganiiators, Serrn
GuItap geidorner, per0en oernn1dft
Itottfinben iuie fotgt: Sn Sutton
en- Z. apriI, obenS; in Bidrell an
s. IpriI. I'M 2 llbr nadmittags /;
in Snmpton am II April, Inn Z
llbr o6enos.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-31

SER un0 Grnii @il0oIf Gubr anlb
SRI. Mmniod aatrsmart, nilg @en.
Der, g2eb., bic ben @trter III Calf
Fcrnien ~oerlebtelL uno altG oie aa.
mile oes Germ @. @lniifmeper be.
iuht bnberl itnb seitern bel better
@eiunobeit nod BetOer Sllriidge-
febrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-31

ScnrD gpaad, Douglas SO. ....... 1862, 900
6. Gtto, eSr., Graiufor6 So, "a. .259,OO0
n. 8. 8nntemegcr, S6aper So Is. 249,000
ssaeob 8ranmeier, gpbS So. ....... .249,60O
O. q. 8eidprner, gancalter 81 100000
q. n. ggeitel, Sac &c. SOMA .24S,000
W. 1. Gnitsrnan, Sage 60. .244,0O0
ss~Sufannes Mleper, Wfercer ST., ~. 9af .241, 900
S. Saqit, Coles ST., Sa 100000
S.a. @eifidneiOer, G6afamns So, Ore. .127, 00c
Seimr. Surgens, Eripp So, Q. O.. .112,800
Nm. MsDer, 8latte So. ........... $4,000
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-31
O6erammergauer
%Bauernlpiefer!

@ic bcreitS on9cfiin0igt, merOen
Die 0bernmierenuer 9ouernipieIer
nil Sonntao, ben 2. apriI, I'M
Wr1nbeis 96enter In Dlnnba, Heb,
bic lIftiae poIie nWar. Sndfon I'M
webirge" -Mr. Sndion IN tbe
@lOuntuins sitr auffibrino brin-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-31

sSaeob Gieb, garton 81, SAM. 10000
9aul 9emner, Naae So. 1900
1T. GanSer, 9latte 50. ....s..... $4,000
6enrp Rina, gunlbcr 81, Golo. $4,000
aua. 8eu6t, SeluarS So 10000
Neu. Serser, Gplf Go., Sa........ $4,000
alusauOns Stamps, Sian GD..... $4,000
9th 8uaner, auor 81. $4,000
&. g. 9iotb, Ssutfs 8Inff 60. .22,000
,Sreo. DC. saenOt, MaribuIl Gu., SAM 10000
Saeob 8ieriad, Mariun So, Greg 1900
ST. 9ittunnn, 9igpn So 10000
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-31

ie0e @2inntc bieIes Cages nilsnii.
ten moLen, 10 untb CT ben Brief
einidreiben laiiens ober friib ge.
nlrg, onnlit er oet Boititembel bes
3. Npri[ crD1lt. Mun finoe 0es.
balls ans, ME ipdt Oil nadmiitne
ooer abenb Briefe i'm Eoitnmte iei-
mes MobnorteS eingpidriebcH iDer.
Den f5niie1L Dauit Sbre 9lbiatonng
unab1noerIiA am 3. April En-.
foIgt. Die Belt Der Gpe5iolitimnpn
tDiro nidt perl1ugcrt, oesbnlb beibt
es iest eifrig an Der 9lrbeit 6Iei.
rem, I'M einen goriprung 5u be.
fomnief.
Seilte lit Senrp EoIod aus
Douglas gountp an Die Spise &c.
riift. Ger Speitb09ite 1T Gbrift
Otto, ST., aus CRAWFORD gountD.
syo., uno Ser Orittb0hfte @nItap
geihorner aus 2ancaiter County.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-31

Sc be3oblt fih, III 0cu .aloi
iiii5ierten an5eieen" Der Eribine 81
ntfipnciefen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-31

Wldr uuteritiite Die oetfin,
Freiie, ineein man sn itrer Der.
breihina beitr6g
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SaIfs /. SOHS.
SocOb amaaer. 0seeola, @cb. $t.ooI
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1916-12-23
INCREASED CRIME
! IN NORTH DAKOTA
"Dry" Law Huit'plies Lumber
CT Inmates iG Slate
Prison

B In prohibition North Dakota intem.
DeraEce Is uC5oub, 5liy crime factor.
Among 245 inmates in the prison when
Warden Ta,cott prepared his report,
July !, 1916, l4S were classed as in.
temperate" e3 as temperate. and of
four no record was available.
AL. except 80 negroes and three OF
Indian blood, were white.
Sixty.one booj'eggers were received
q, the prison during ne year; 63 were
discharged. aud ls remained Fifty.
two OF the oony!ots OF the end OF the
year were in for one year, and Is were
In for Eve. o! the whole number In
erison June 80, 1915, ls2 were born
under the Stars and Stripes ard e3
under foreign t-ss
! The prison reached It's maximum
population in 1915, with 9ss; the mum.
Der In 1915 wcs go.
The warden comments in Ills repor,
On tho recent csiicm.c Z! escapes
when 30 made their getaway, IL from
. within the walls
, TIE ocst % caring fc: prisoners at
the pen.tontlary is S25o per annum
per capita, and II IS estimated tha,
eiso 600 Will be required % operate
the institution during the ensuing two
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1916-12-23
VIRGINIA BREAKS
PROHIBITION LAW
Nine Are Charged With Boot
Logging in One
Town

virginia went dry November l.
That the new measure fails to prevent
bootlegglng is shown in the following
dispatch from Alexandria, Va, to the
Washington Post:
Nine persons, charged with in.rac'
,,ons OF different sections OF the Nir.
slnia prohibition Jaw, were arrlisnod
in the police court November Is.
Sarah Pinkuey and Henry Williams
and ". ". Lee, who claims Fairfax
county IS his home, were held for the
action OF the grand jury Brown and
Sarah prbrey confessed that they
had purchased liquor in Washington
and brought 1t TO this city. The vom'
an admitted Purchasing three p'nts'
and Brown confessed 20 having pur'
chased four pints. According to tho
Testimony OF tho police Lee, when ar
rested. had IN his possession quart OF
whisky and a portion OF half pint.
Wilson Mcknight and Harry Brown,
charged with being intoxicated in pnb
lic, were fined IS each, and James
Nowland, charged With similar Of
fense. forfeited s collateral Carrie
williams saI Sarah Brown were &C
quilted.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1916-12-23
YES. HOW ABOUT TaAT1

lisu!syiNs CouriCr-Jou.rHll
The "Poard ct Temperance. Prohl,
b!tioa and TalIc Morals, says Con.
Sress. will prohibit the diztr!butioa ot
uquor advertisements through the
United sia,c5 mails. How about pro-
kibi,ins tie advertisement, OF al! soo4
which u!ght be "one mans poison ?"
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1916-12-23
10 Sc SUNG IN Any pRY STATE

Luke HD--kc, C.ae.aaEu E-ll.rsrl
Here's 10 the man whose grip
n stocked when he hits your place,
and who gives you a snort
From an almost full quart.
And leaves a glad smile on your face
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1916-12-23
hE OlpNr SAY ThkT.

lClnctnnau Pos'l
Billy sunday denies that ne is think.
sng Of re,iriaS s2l SAYS he viii preach
a. lons - he has voice aad h.5 legs
are strong ocough TO hold HIM NJ. No
matter whether anybody drops the
coin in the tcsko. Q. rot. ehf
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1916-12-23
WHY DOESN'T HE TACKLE CALI.
FORMAL
TIndi,rapoils starl

Why Should BILLY sunday want to
spend 80 much time IL Massachusetts
and Illinois, when those states went
Cor Hughes anyway?
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1916-12-23
THE FUNNY SIDE
OF PROHIBITION
ALSO THE BLIND TIGER.

tChic8ro D1!N Sev-
As prohibition sp-esds the price OF
leather goes up How eXasperalns
for the booi.egger.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1916-12-23

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dsh e s s New RI hu nd n 9th ordSm more thar the
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the .vs onsump fer shn only
h he a pton
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@ dry Al o. s o the Revsn commsso
In
reg o Fomth
men o. psd ssp ton hossss Liquor callers Associate
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1916-12-23

Probably Michigan wouldn't have
gone dry" las; month II tic following
story had been printed in the Detroit
News, and other papers, before, instead
OF after. the election. Tie News mas
Just sent George T. Miller. stan cor.
respondent, to Maine, TIC original
"dry" state. After Thorough .nyesti-
CATION. Miller reported tha' r.oa'D.tion
in Maine Is a failure. W...!ng from
Portland. Me. he says:
You can fill the palm OF your hand
with water and retain Il these in plain
sight as long as you ohoos, to hold
your hard still Put II you strike tLat
palm with your other PAIN where is
tle water? You will not nave destroy.
ei any o. L. 1t will remain in exist
eEce. 3" 1re WI Il be?
THAT. Id Sheriff william VI
rcnneli. o, his county OF Cumberland
sis the nlu ;rc;!on used to use IN tie
days when was actively IN politics
and ardently exposing tic fal,acy OF
prohibition. u IS . graphic i!llstra.
ton. Under prohibition you can desc
the saloon. But you can't stop III,
traffic in l.qucr. You only scatter g.
You multiply the Kitchen bars, YOU
start up the bcotegser, and | know
from my own experience and observa
ton YOU draw into the trade in whisky
and beer numberless children and
minors
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1916-12-23


start up the boot,egser, and | know
from my own experience and observa'
ton YOU draw into the trade in whisky
and beer numberless children and
minors.
Prohibition Is Wrong.
81 think few men know more abo..'
the evils OF intemperance than |. !
have been sheriff eight years IN all
II prohibition would stop intempe-.
ance and cure the evils OF II I wou,t
re prohibition'st. But IL does not.
Temperance and prohibition are not
synonymous terms. Although am a
Democrat, that 81 a point on wh.ch !
do not agree with Mr. Rrygn. lie
speaks as II the two words meant the
same thing to him. Either he does
not know or he Is inslnco.c. ! think
he does not know how the great mass
Of the people live.
"Wien I was elected sheriff last,
time ran against man who bad been
| earnest in trying to suppress the traf
tic in liquor 1t was claimed he hal
made Portland a dry town. | charge
during the campaign that az least 15
Italians were conducting kitchen bars
IN the city. He said there were not
that many. Yet between January |,
when went into office, and the first
OF the following May had ~ ltaiiars
In court for running that kind OF a
bar, and did not get al OF them q,
that The principal Of one OF our
schools, in a position 10 krow some
thing about the subject, said at that
time there were not less than Loco
school children engaged in one phase
or another of the rum business. They
were used as solicitors, spies. lookoGts
and carriers. Blow was the word they
shouted TO each other on the approach
OF deputy sheriff, and they could pass
the word through n district amos, as
fast as by wireless telegraphy. They
made II extremely difficult 10 detec
the trade in liquor through the kitchen
bar
They talk about state constab
ulary. We have tried that once
though II was so long ago that d.
not know much about the way IL wors
ed. But we did have the Sturgis com
mission, which ! latter myself wal
provided largely for my benefit.
then was sheriff here, as | am now
That commission was created by IN,
state legislature for The ostens.ble pur
pose OF enforcing the prohibition law
II had funds and force OF deputies
and il went into every county in IN,
state except this one. went be.or,
that commission OF my own volitiol
and told them knew they were play
ing fayorites in their prosecutions.
said ! KNOW and | am here 10 tel
you. The commission did not las
long, although II spent large sum O
. money and did not suppress the liQuo
traffic.
They Like This Sheriff.
II am a temperate man, but not
teetotaler. have held the view for
long time that prohibition is q failur,
and have preached my conviction
wherever ! was. ] was first electe,
sherin in 1892 and ran for reelection
en- the platform that prohibition is
failure and was reelected That wa
in 1904 In 1906 | ran for the thir,
time and on the same platform an,
making the same arguments and agsil
was elected, this time by the larges
majority of all, the county at the SAM
time going Democratic for the frs
time in 90 years
When l speak OF insincer!ty | recall
1.-The action OF the minister's of Vast
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-28
STATE COMP PAN|ES ISSUE MILLIONS IN ICROUP INSURANCE
Thousands of Persons Gov cred, Premiums to Be
 Paid by Employers.

Millions of dollars of group. 1nsur- Ance have been issued by Hartford companies as Christmas gifts for the employees { of various concerns throughout the country.
 The exact amount can only be guess ed at. Ten million dollars worth seems a good guess. The Travellers, alone, has issued about $6,0O0,0OO worth of insurance covering some thing like 5000 persons. The Aetna Life Insurance Company has written twenty-fiv large contracts for em- ployers, who wish to give the insur- a.r1ce to their employees as Christmas or New Years presents.
 The Connecticut General Life Insur- ance Company has a number of con tracts under construction. It may be that before the Yuletide season is ov- CT fifteen or twenty millions of dollars of group insurance will have been is- sued by Hartford companies.
 From the Travellers, the following partial list of Christmas gift group policies issued thus far was secured last night:
 Bullard Machine Tool Company, of Bridgeport, employees covered for $500 each and upward, on 750 risks, total about $500,OO0.
 Raybestos Company, Bridgeport, $500 and upward. About 300 em- ployees, totalling $200,000 of insurance
 M Steinert & Sons, Boston, Mass. TAO risks for $75,000.