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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-19

az Frceport. -. The feature OF the pro-
gram viii be an address One Hundred
l'af- OF Method sm.' The conference
VIII open ON Monday evening and close
Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-19

no nnHfIr- th'at'r The Cotton
blossom viii o. at Tllt0nNi1le this aft
.rronu ana evening. and number OF
local people viii attend. s street
iitf ad" WIll h' held this afternoon
rHUur was 100 circulation Iu this
Gus F"-fsriar that the rlauf of fu.
ltt-EIr- Glass company. which recent
N Went INTO f|" bands Of q receiver.
would Doc sold boo tho nest Few da,-
Invitations were sent UUf fard4y
HN tho local lodge uf Eik- fpr fh. ar-
nNtI Easter dance. which viii &c. held
.f fHUIr usl' ur Friday. tpr.f - ami
.'r indications af' that f viii Do tr.
event Of the sea son.
'ffiI service 'NamIuaf VIII boo
'"lI boo 10" central school huIfd.rr or
south Fourth street saturday morning
Tor 'H" purpose OF fIluE fh" vacancy
office
number OF 'Hs member ar fr.
N"mHne Moose circle attended the re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-19
Fenray Theatre To-day.


Bessie barriscsle. IN THE Last Act
and Key All-Star COMEDY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-19

NJ. aaa Mrs. Eurkh'ad announce tu
Iirth uf "a new baby girl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-19

Mrs. Martha Hogc and Mr. and Mrs.
Z ark h"sSet have recently purchased
now viCtrolaS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-19
Extended visit.


Miss Matte smith OF summit street,
l~ Wishing hsr sister and other friends
60; Ealtiuor'. Md.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-19
Spelling Contest.

Tho Goshen township pupils that Wsr,
thgihlc took the ohio state O-icta,
Sp'lhns contest saturday afternoon
Prof. 4. L. Maris conducted the contcst
here.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-11

Kansas City, made record for cruise,
getting perfect score at gun prac-
tice.
Mrs. Anna Cox, IS, Whiting, Ind,
fell dead in Hillman's department
store, Saturday, while at table in
the stores restaurant.
Plymouth, Mass. - Ernest matti-
son, Providence, former swimming
star of Brown university, drowned
when catboat upset in bay.
New Notwithstanding wooden leg
with strong right arm, and singing
like a crusader, John Osben stood off
a policeman and blocked traffic until
the officer picked himself up Sec
ond time and dived under weapon.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-11

and do everything that we can do to
get this recognition from you or put
out of business those who refuse to-
recognize the workers rights and to
deal with them fairly.
81 repeat again, that if your asso-
citation does the right thing by the
trade union movement Of Illinois we
will recognize your business as far as
it is legitimate and do everything we
can honOrably to protect and pro-.
mote it, and, in the event you are
going to take the position as far as
you are concerned to. try to destroy
organized labor land that is exactly
what your action will mean if you
refuse to recognize and deal with
them), then we are going to do our
best to do exactly the same thing to
you.
''This is a plain, straightforward
business proposition, and we believe
that we can convince you that it will
be to your interest to agree with us.
We believe that we can convince you
that we are seeking nothing unreas-
enable in any respect in the contract
that we propose. Unless we can con-
vince you that it is absolutely fair
and that you can agree to it, you are
under no obligation in any way to
sign it or to make a contract with us,
and am sure that if we could con-
vince you that it is just and fair and
that it means peace and harmony,
mutual good will and an advantage
to you, that you would not only be
willing, but anxious to sign a con-
tract Of that character.
Hoping that may hear from you
on this matter at an early date, am,
sincerely yours.-John M. Walker"
-O-O-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-11
100000 IN NEW YORK MAY
STRIKE WITH CARMEN
MAY

New York, AugJ11.-En order rec
ommendine a general strike of New
York's 100000 trade unionists, in
sympathy with the transit strike
which today affects New York, went
QUITO to union heads today.
In recommending a general strike
union heads say they have the good
will. of SamI Gompers, pres. Of the
A. F.. of L., who last night declared
that New York unionists should give
the striking carmen financial and
moral support. re
The recommendation for a geenraI
strike adopted by the conference.
committee last night will go to the
individual bodies. Each union, will
call a mass meeting to vote upon
participation in a general strike It
would take several days to get such
a strike under way.
Surface lines were practically at a
standstil today, but subway and ele-
waited lines were running about so
per cent of their trains. In last "a
hours 80 persons have been injured
and 20 arrested.
The attempt of the New York
traction companies to crush union
ism is the first direct result of the g.
hour legislation passed by congress
to prevent a railroad strike, state
ment from the Amalgamated Associ-
alton Of Carmen Charged today.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-11


Kansas City, Mo.-Strike of min
ers Of southwest may be called to-
day.
Detroit--4O,oOO persons, it was es-
timated, saw Billy Sunday open his
eight weeks drive against Detroit
sinners.
Norfolk, Va.-2o0 civilians disem-
barked after training cruise. G.. D.
Wroe, Chicago, and Edw. Mccain,
..a-+
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-29
SIN furdtluien Sr.iburs.
Srei5uroi gr.

GurttIps uno DorIidiis, bas miiFen
jebt bic Srsiburgsr iein, m0eIid, bab
iie mandmoI iosar furdtlofer aIs
poriidtis iinb. Wan ipeib, bdb bic
feiHbli6en sslisssr gu tpisberbolten
malsn in frepentli6ifer WsiIe bic
freis Stubt Jrsiburs NIT 8ontbsn bss
lsgt baben. Die 5ranaoien bstrsibsn
bic 5Iisseransriffe auf bieie Stab!,
Die bic Rdtur fpis elm SonntasstinD
seI6mIdt bat, ala cine Dirt Sport,
olerbings III es fpobl Der e.meinfis.
fripolits unb erbGrmIi3lte Sport, ben
eine perbre9erif4e pbdntdiie erfinben
tann. Die 5Iieser t0nnen 6reiburg
BON &fssbist aug in a6t WiHuten
errei6en, unb bas mag iie fDobl reis
gen, ibre obnmd6tige Dutb on slner
gr0beren oeutiden Stabt aus5ulaiItn.
9slpib baben fie leibsr @ottes Wsns
ihen gef9Goist, aber bic fortbaueins
ben Miberfolss, bic ibnen ionit 6es
i6ieben paren, bic Siderbeit, nit Der
iis fat ftsts ibr 3ieI DerfsbItsn, bic
5bafIahe, baB lie Bel ibrsm Isbtsn
9eIuhe an &aifers geburtstag bic
sinaigsn DON ben absspOrfensn 30
9omxn auf benz Jrisbbof our Ggplo.
iipn bra9tsn, Der lImitonb, bdb mir
gsre9ts @srgeltuns iibsn unb bdb isst
militGrif6 unb beb0roIid bic Gubers
item BpriidtsmabregsIn setroffen finb,
baben in Der Bspobneridaft eiu Itar<
les @efiibl Der 5ur9tloiigtsit berbors
aerufen. llnb bisIes 9efiih iteigsrts
iie gu elmer feften 3unsrii9t, bab bic
5reiburgsr einen berartigen sbsnfo ses
nieinsn ME nubIpien JIiegsrdnsriff
i9liebi9 dls ein Invertebrates Shuus
ipiel bepbddten. SSn bisier 3uperiidt
ipurSslt aud bet 9laube an Dsutits
lambs llnbeiiegbnrteit, Der ale Areiie
befsslt unb In ben Worisn, MT beHsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-29
Sn 3eutnants
@uoeu bic bsiSen gOliseiisrseantsH
Sobn .. Stesnsr uub CHARTS II.
EaImer bef6rbert.

Die b.ib.n ppliasi Gsrssanten
Charles u. pdImer unb Jptn y.
Stsgner. BIZ sslsssniIid Der tiirjiiAtn
gef5rbsrunsspriifuns fiir ben poItsn
zines poliStiIsuinants bic bsfsn Mss
iuItate srsislttn. ipurben ssitsrn BON
Si&srbsits Dirsttcr 6riebIdnbsr 80
Geutnnnts bsf0rberi, cine ansrisns
nuns, ipelfe bic bsiben beipGbrien
beutiten gsamisn poIiduf psrbisnt
baben.
asutnant palmsr, Der nit isinen 8
SUB 6 3ou Der spsiisrSBie poIi3sis
bsamte Der Giabt IN, fungirt isit Der
Dor msbrusn Sabrsn srfolsisn pen.
iionirung BON Wlaior Carroll als
Grsrsisrmsiitsr bss poli,ei Dsportss
msnts unb pirb oissn poiisH aud
fsrnsrhin innsboben asuindnt Gtee,S
nsr 1T felt msbreren Sdbren bsrNads
def geipsisn unb ipirb slei4funs jR
bieiem amt ptrbleiben.
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Die belaserten Der. Staten.

Die &lasen tperben beitdnbis bdus
flyer uub lauter, oab bic ameritanii9e
Snbuitris fid in stnsm b09it gefGbrs
oeten .3uitanbe befiHbet, neil entpeoer
bic RObituffe uneridtpinsli9 tbeuer
iperben pbsr D0uig ausbIeibsH. Sab
Der &rieg bas Deri9ulbet, tpdre cine
ebeufo oberfldhlihe, ipie irrefiibrsuSe
grtlGrung. gDir t0nnten troB oes
arieges bic Wauren, beren mir bsoiirs
fen, erlans.n, fpsnn bic aIiirtsn MG6e
te es ni9t oerbinbsrteH. Sbre 5Iots
ten blofiren unier 2anb, aIs ipsnn iie
nit biefem i'm ariegs ftanben unb ta.
perm ale Waaren, bic aus ben oerbiia=
oeten 2dnbern toHimen uHb es Iinb
oas Waaren, Die mir felbit ni9t bers
Suiteuen perm0sen unb obns tpslhe Die
Snbuitrie ntats fabriairen tann. .Sus
meiit limb es Gbemitalien. SieIe fpie.
len betanntli1 i'm mobernen 5abritz
betrieb cine iebr fpi9tise RpGe. Shat
iG9lih gibt es iebr fpenige SnbuItrien,
bic ni9t Der in Oeuti6laub bergeifell.
ten 6emii6en PrGparate 6ebiirfsn unb
nenn bieis ausbleiben, iinb bic iibrigen
Robitoffs pertblOs. 9estpegsn baben
bereits cine Qn5abl Jubriten ibren
Bancroft ansetiinbist, neil iie bur9
oas Qusbleiben Der beuti6en gbenlis
fallen ben getrieb ni9t fortieBen fonns
ten uno es ite6t beDor, bab ii1 aus
biefer ltriu9e ein MaHen>8anterott
ergi6t, dls fpenn mir uns in einer eros
BEN JiuanSpunif befdnben.
&c mug eigentbiimli6 ipirfen, oaS
bic ameritauifde Snbuitrie ni6t fire
Gmp0rung in Der beitimmteiien 8eiIe
betunoet, ba DOlfauf befannt iit, tab
bic alItirten nift einsn G6dtten Don
Redt babsu, Wadren irsenb tpelber
art aus biefem 2anbe beraus5ubalten.
bu fie tsine gefeBlids glodabe erri6iet
hdben.
9isfs gIOtiruns bes aneritaniiden
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-29

0ie ameritaniiae ensliide
preie erbdIt pon einem serpifsu Gibs
bpns Speaialberibte aus @erbun.
Dieis paren beitGnbis in boffnunsss
Dollen sOn fur bic Sran5oien sebalten.
sic Iuuteten babin, bab Die beuti9en
Grcberunsen p0uis bslanslos ieien
unb bab bas gnbe cine ibipere Riee
berIase Der Deutf9en fem iperbe. Das
iIans febr partetifb. Mber iest lit ies
Der 3fpeifel sei9punben, bab Der Bee
treffenbs geridteritatter gar ni9t ears
an bentt, uuporteitfh gu fein. Su isis
ner Iesten wSeIbune iast er. bab ibm
bic GrfDIge Der Jrun5oien srobe Jreus
be bereiteu, ba fie nidt blDs fir iih
fonbern aud fir bic Ser. Staa.en
tdmpfen. 8ei iolher @prsinssnommen>
belt pGre es tbDridt, biefem aors
reippnOenten irgeno peI6en Slauben
bei5umefen.
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2ofaI BerilI)t.
cpfer bes RlufoulobiIs.
Gran Sba 5romboIs finbst bsi sinsn
slntpmobilnnfau ibren 3eb.
Ter GGaufieur See SdJmOlt ipire bsn
Der Yoli,si bes TOrbss anes'
flaat,

Dos DIFFER zines automobilunfails
purbe asftsrn WsorssH 5u frlhss
Stunbs bic 35 Sabre nIts Grau Joa
Srombols bon SO. 1896 Dtonfso'
ln.rp aoob unb Der Gbauifsur. Der ben
gDaasn Ienitt uub Der Hl4 Der Ss.
Eduptuna Der poliSsi ben ynIdll
turh iein irabniinnig,s Raisn pers
urTadt baben ioll, fpurbt in Der ptts
ION bes % Sabre alien Geo S1molf,
zines 4nseiteItsn Der 4msritan Auio
Serpite Co., BON Der Wsit SistsnisIt
Strabe. perbafist unb ipirb iiA beufe
ror aitter SpisssI unttr Der sntlds
ge bes Dsorbss Su psrdnitporfsn hdsl
ben.
Der 70 irasiI6 Ssrlaufsns llnfali
ereianste ii4 an Der Grsu5uns Der
3peiten Ctr. unb bes groabpan. sss
fobe nad,bem bas gluiomobil auf bers
ssa6rt BON Rtppprt bic Gentrdlbriidt7
aetreust bate. SDis WaI8ine ssristb
bort in's gleiisn unS floa nit iOlder
Wudf aeaen einen sslssrdpbnpfc'
fen, bub bic cine Stiis hss Intomc'
bils eingebriidt ipurbs, ipdbrenb Grna
1rombol3. bic neben BEN ebauiIsur
ieb. In ipsiiem gossn auf bic StraBe
ilpa unb nit boiler Muht NIT psnls
aopf auf bas yilaittr aufI6lue. 4
asutnant Glatterp unD bic poli5Is
fen Senn unb Reiiinser iiorbsn.
als Der llnFaIl fih ersisnets. ssraos
an Der psarl Strabs unb BEN Hroars
iran unb iie siIten natiirli9 fofort nat
tsr unfaIlitGiis. 5rau Grombol5 tam
momentum pisbsr gum 9eipubtlsin,
irar iebo6 ni6t i'm Gianbe, ibreI
9lamsn unb ibre 2lbreRs an5ussbeu
unb itarb msniss Winuien nod ibrer
Ginlisieruns i'm StabiiidTn 3oIpitdi
infOIes eines glutersuiI,s nod benz
Gebirn.
Der Chauffeur S4molt. Der init
sem Gdlredeu baponselommsn por,
purbs iofort in 5aft ssnommsn uno
ipGier ipurbe sestn ibn bic antlass
res Worbss erboben. Sstnen Mnads
Zen nd1, purbe er essen Elm llbr
Ratts ouf cine ielepbonii4e Sroer
bin pon ieinsm arbeitesbe. nit bein
qutOmobii nah bem Gibfon Scfs sss
ianbt, no Nrau JrombOls unb eine
anbere Grnu einitiessn. ,poraui Ct iis
ouf ibr Gsbeib mad elmer Wirths
fdaft in Rsmport ifubr, fpo lie tis
segsn bier ubr Worsens blieben. Jrau
5rombols trlt barauf bic Seimfabrt
in ieinsm 9utcmobil an. tpdbrenb bic
anbsre Jrau fi9 sinen anbertn gtdufs
fsur misib,te. S1molt Derii&erie,
tab er gar ni6t befonbsrs idnea
ssfabren lei, pdbreub BON ben 8riis
denipGrisrn auf Der Central Bride
ertldrt pirb, baB bic Wsoi&ins in
eans risiiser gef3winbigseit babins
iauiis.
Gin eisentbiimli6ss Spiel bss 3us
falls tpoIli. ss, boB Serr Otto GroHs
tois, Der Gatte Der Werungliidten, Der
j.bo9 ftoH felt gsraumsr 3eit BON
ibr setrennt setpeIen, seitern Don sis
nsr Reiie aus syIoriba Suriidtebrts
unb baB sr bdnn offisisn bic aeik
ibentifiairm mubte. Dies ibdt er
aua i'm itabtiiden Soipital, ipobiu CT
lid in gsslsiiuns zines gebanntsn
bessben bate, nit ipenis.H WOrtsn.
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Die englif4e 8rsfe treibt
i6ren Spptt nit etner 1eueiten Soolos
sii6en Gutbetuns RpOIepelts. Gr
beri9tst, baB er auf isiusr lestsn
Reiie in Siibamerita eineu Soblenz
pogel entbedt, ben nod Steiner Dor ibm
gefeben babe. Inter aGerlet bumoriz
ftifdeu 8emertungsH ptro Ropiepelt
bele6rt, bab oieier @Ogel, @udaaro
eenannt, ihOn Dor 157 Sobren DOH
3oologen bef6rie6en ipprben fei anb
fi6 Elm ausseitopftss gremplar DieIcs
ME porber eeiebenen Gsi6Dpfes ii6 i'm
Smitbioniau Snititute gu WoTbinaton
befiubet. gu elmer 3eit in Der Rooies
ueltf9en 2oufba5u tpiirbe man auf
biefen Srrtbum Bios bingefDiei.u bas
ben, obne fpOttii9e 8emertunqen Das
ran gu tniipfen. 0tsie perftieosns
8e6anblung ldbt eriebsn, ipie Ruoie=
belt 10 tart in Der Dffeutli6en 49tuna
gefunten IT.. Su elmer 3eit blidte
man gu i6m al5 eiuem unerfhrodenen
Reformer empor- Sept bat iid Die
4nii4t iiber Jpn IN folder @eiie oes
duoert. boB man uidt sinmol feline
nsrbienitpoQeu Sbdtsn mebr aeIten
ldbt uHb ni9t obne einsn Gni
Don geredtigung. Man bat an Dem
Berhalten RoofeDelts erieben, bab ale
feline .9dnblungeH, feline guten unb
feline tabelstpertbsn. Iebisfih DON fei<
nem perfOnlihen SntersFe angersgt
tuerben. Weil er gIdubts, baB nit
Reformen iih CUTE politiibe @dhGiis
MAIDEN lieben, tpurbs er Elm Reformer,
ME er iest ben Dsutf4enAab prsoigt,
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l@sc. g. Didion. 2s, IaOsepip, 3.
lniIIie 1atiimosus, l6. 1923 6OIs
bropf g(penue.
lgbarlss Q. 2ueur, q. 1857 Hoeart
Mbenut.
lTlisnonsiis W. Raibi, 21, 225 Dor.
isp ADmue.
lGinrO GspiIin. "a. 1881 pltaIdnt
1 Igtrnbt.
(Raris aabopiss. "a, bessl.
lUli4asl guri8. 4s, 6isbIanb Gs's
ter. Snb.
letnna M. meDs, 4s. 2sO7 SsFftH
fuH e[psnue.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-29
am5siden siH.s ltmidwuHses
in ber sllfObolfrase.

Die probibitionsbspssuns auf uns
ftrsm Sentiment bat M iifnsIisr s3eit
spsi msrtuiirbiss GrI8tinuneen gee
5sitist: 5n timer iunubildsn pros
Din5, Manitobd, iprad fi& Der W,brs
bsitsDins Su Guniisn ibrsr ginfiibs
runs aus. nadbsm ii9 aud idtboiis
fds Grabii6Sfs unb 9ifd0is IN Der
Dominion pislfa@ ~ Guniisn bisItr
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Sus Gntrinnen @tllas iou
babur9 ermOsIidt porben isin, Dab
Die Garran5aihen Sruppen, tpsEhe'
ibm einen 9ab perfperren foIItsn, ibn
burtfdliipfen Iieben. Daraus 1T gu
erieben, mas bic SiIfs garransas, obne
ipelhe @ilIa ni9t einsefaneen iperoen
taHn, tpertb 1T. abiOIut feifitebenb
lit, bab Garranao felbit nidt bic mins
bette Reigung betunbet, unieren Srups
pen unteritiisuns gu eetpGbren. 9as
Idbt ii9 aus isiner WeigeruNs erfeben.
bieien bic genuBuns Der giienbabnsn
gu geitatten. Oas porausfi9tlihe Grs
eebnib pirb ietn, bab minbsitsH
100000 Mann aufsebpten fperbsn
miifisn, Inn @iIos babbaft gu perDsn
unb aud bann Dtrb bas nur mDglin
fsin, ipenn unfereE tuppen bas Srisess
redt in MeritO protldmtren, nm bic
gepDIterung bur6 iOIdeE EobssbrObuns
bupon absuhalten, bab iis @iId 8prs
i9ub letitet. Sinb mir 70 tpeit eesans
gen, 70 fptro oas eeiamrte meTttdris
fde gplt iid essen unisre Sruppsn
erbe6en unb tper sIaubt, bob mir bonn
wferito pieber perlaiieu iperbsn. Der
mub fehr tinbli6en Semiitbes Isin.
SeIbftoeritdnoli6 pirb Der GnneriDn
Elm ariee BON unabieHbarer Oauer
borausgeben. Die Gtautspsisbsit bes
prdiiSenten fpirb ung tbeuer au ftsbsn
fommen. Sic betunbet iid in Der
mertDiirbigen @eiis, bag sr fsine ans
.eeblthe sSrieoenspolttit berart ein=
riC1tet bnt lie aur1 Qripns fiihre,, -,,1,f.
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9itimOd,, ben 30. Wdrs 1916.
Warum Ol9 bdufise paus

20 III plu "a u sc Ydus
fen in ben Sturmangriffen Dor @ers
bun eintreten, ipirb in Der geitrisen
Forreiponoen3 aus @erbun 3ur @e-
nlige ertIGrt. @s lit cine ungemein
fbpierige uno seitraubenbe Irbeit, bic
itperen 9atterien, pbne bsren @ors
arbeit an einsn Sturm nidt gu benfen
1T, in SteIung gu brineen. 9is bic
Irtiaerie ibre Sbdtisteit besnbet Fat,
muB Die Snfanterie iid i'm 6inter.
grunb bdIten. Sas 1T beutlih genug
Su Derfteben, aber unfsre enslifde
preiie ihreibt iebe pauie in ben Sns
tanteriesefe4ten elmer Riebsrluss Der
0eutiden au.
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HsieffHem.

9wci itreitenbe gfer.
brduer. 5riebridsbnien Iieet am
norOlishen llfer Ocs wobenIee unb oe-
Fort au gsiirttenibcrg.
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neil tr In b,r msinuns bsFunsen il.
bab er bisrburH ipisosr sur prdiibsats
fdaft geIaugen Tonne.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-19
TAKE ME BACK WHERE THE
OLD MOUSE RIVER FLOWS

Take me back to Minot,
To it's valleys and it's hills
Let me know the joy of living;.
Let me feel the love that thrills.
Let me look into the valley
From the lofty mountain crest
AS whisper, yes, l love you
To the one that l love best.
Take me back to Minot,
To it's hills and valleys too.
Take me back to North Dakota
To the girl l love so true.
Her sweet smiles haunt me daily;
l love her true, she knows.
Oh, take me back to Minot,
Where the old Mouse river flows.
/ am feeling sad and lonely
And I dream of you, do.
Will you listen to the pleadings
Of the one that loves you true.
Just promise that you'll meet me
When the fragrance of the rose
Fills the valley with its perfume,
Where the old Mouse river flows.
Take me back to Minot,
Fill my heart with Joy again;
Let me meet you there next summer
In the fields of golden grain.
Then I'll tell Loves Sweetest Story
To the sweetest flower that grows,
Near the little town of Minot,
Where the old Mouse river flows.
u. j. Somers.
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Unarmed, but freighted with the
ried out of this port and carrying
among her PAP passengers six Amer
leans distributed among her first, Sec
and third class voyagers, the White
Star liner Adriatic left New York
for England.
Many in the pierhead throng Won
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dered whether she would go the way
of the Stephano and the other victims
of U-53 or would escape that peril
and reach Liverpool in safety. She
was the first big liner to sail since
the submarine raids.
That her commander, Captain JOS
eph Ransom, meant to minimize the
hisk of passing through the danger
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-19

Jos. Korgel, the "Gold Medal"
farmer from north of the city,
was in Minot Wednesday,. He
informs the Independent that he rails
ed 1900 bushels of Marquis and blue
stem wheat this year which averaged
10 bushels per acre. He will save
most of this for seed. The blue stem
is from the famous wheat that won
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-19

20 bushels and summer fallow 80 to
IS bushels. Big crop of Murphies.
There are worse places than Sas-
katchewan, but we certainly enjoy
hearing through the columns of the
Independent the news from Minot."
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-19

Mrs. Frank Beltzhoover, writing
from Gull Lake, Sask., says: eve are
located Is miles south Of Gull Lake.
Had a snow storm a week ago, but
fine weather again. Wheat averaging
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for Mr.. Korgel the Gold Medal at the
st. Louis exposition. He has been
breeding up this wheat for years and
has a splendid variety. Mr.. Korgel
is the father Of twelve children, ten
Of whom are boys and there is not a
prouder man of his family in Ward
county as we'll he has reason to be.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-19

The Stringtown Ladies Aid will hold
Halloween social at the Shay school
house south of the city on the night of
Oct. 20. All are invited to attend.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-19

j. w. Rode arrived from Minneap.
oils Wednesday and will spend several
days in the city looking after business
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-19

zone on this side of the ocean, was
shown when he brought the Adriatic
to anchor off the Ambrose channel
lightship in the three mile limit. It
was believed he intended to wait until
after nightfall and then, with all lights
out, weigh anchor and start anew,
probably taking a different course
from the one the Adriatic habitually
travels.
All the lifeboats of the upper tier
were uncovered and their ropes were
carefully coiled so the boats could be
lowered almost instantly.
The six Americans are Mr.. and Mrs.
William J. Wilson, who travel in the
saloon; R. G. Brassington of 319 Ca
nal street and H. A. Emerson, a butter
and egg merchant, all of New York
city, occupying second cabin accom-
modations, and in the steerage. are
two Filipinos who are American cit
liens.
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This Hoosier Cabinet
Cuts Work in Half
The Vital Part of Your Cabinet


The picture above shows how the
scientific arrangement of the Hoosier
makes it real helper. Storage space
is above and below. There is plenty of
unhampered room above and around the
aluminium Tor porcelain) workable.
There are no useless little partitions
to chop up the space and leave no room
for work. Your cabinet must have big
table space to work on. The Hoosier
gives it.
Come and see these sic eGclMsiUe
H0osier features:
1.-The all-metal glass front flour
bin.
2-The gear-driven shaker flour
sitter which makes flour light and
fluffy.
3-Scientifc arrangement-arti-
cles needed most frequently easiest
reached.
4-Revolving caster (shown in
center of illustration).
5-The ingenious, big-capacity
sugar bin, holds more than twice as
much as most other bins.
6-Finally, the doors that roll
back at the sides of the cabinet, en-
tirely out of the way.