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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-08-26
@ablausiidttu.

Nah1erabe oiirien mir ,pieocr nit
groBercr 9oiislling il, oie 3ufllnf:
id,auen @enn auh inner nod, pici
5ll lpilnlten iibrig bIcibt 10 gerpG9r-
leilten ms bod, Die 9sad)ritten bon
iibcrall aus Dem 2anoc, oaB sic
id)ueren 3eiten fiir Sic io5iaIiItiiherl
Sraaniiationen i'm 9iifjl,ge begrii-
fen linb.
3u alle oieiem iteht sic @nbl Dor
Der Cir, cine Iatiafe, Ole, in Ser
binbltng ocs Gorcrlpdbutcn, ocn
@offnllnsen einen nod eroberel
SnbaIt gclulbrt. Vtuufe icsen iebr
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-08-26
,,@eil" oem oeutt9en Solfel

@reiien ibrcs Sab limo @utes, ibrer
$oeilnot beraubt, Oem S5lnger, Dem
Gleno iiberllciert, i,nrcttbar an Den
SettelItab gebrahtl iino. Sa uabr.
lif, Ser liebe @ott bat Die @oben'
souern gon5 belonoers innig III ieii,
raterlites 0er5 gelblole,l. @db'
reno gauge 6amilen. Batter unS
Sobne, olrb oen ariegsitl,rm ent'
luur5elt, iueggefegt, alsgerottet NOR
cen |ino, bliibt Der Soben5ouern.
itamm III ,,ngebrodener ,sriihe,
treibt ueue Sproiien uno Reiier,
iorgt fir 9epolferungs5lpahs aud,
pdbreno oes &rieges. aus potrioti.
lher Eiliht. 8dbreno 8eueratoincn
bon Vtenihen Dem ariegswabnlinn
5um Spier gefauen iein peroen,
miro ser, Ser oieien @abniinn ent.
ieiielt, am SdluIie bieies N0lter'
seulcsels befrieoist I'm 8reife ieiner
6amilic iteben uno nit Shiler
ausr,,icn: Sieb. es febIt fem teures
Soallpt! so, er miro iogar, nit fre,,'
oigem 9lid a,,i Den Gamilien5l,'
ipads = nadl Dem paroOierten
Shiler = allsiiibren fomcn:
Gin iiiber SroIr ilt ibm seblieben
7enn ieb, es Iino itatt iehie -
lieben.
9luen Helpett Dor Sen sdrtlihet
@efiiblen, Die Der @roBpater iiir
ieiuen Gntel l,no Sufiinitigen
lbronerben al oeiien sebnten Se-
burtstog elnpfinoet. slber 9ielpett
gegen Meipeft. @ic mosen sic tai-
ierlihen Saniliengefiible III Die
Seelen Ser lmgliltlihen gltern umO
8robeltern einidlllcioen, bie ibre
Sobue lmb Gnfel Ollrd) Sen &rieg
perloren babel1, oie nift ei,,nal ei-
men letter @!it, Elm lestes @ort
aus sluge rno @tlluo ser 9abinee-
moroeten oils Grinuerlulg beluabrci,
f0nuen, Ole IN oen Waiiengr1bern
in fremoer Groe nidt einlnal Sen
Srt allsfil1oig nahen tonnen. no
ibre Sieben Sen eipigen Shlai
ihlafen. Gin Sdimmer bon Mit-
cn1pfinoen nit Sen 2eioen bon Mil-
lionen eigener &oltsge1loiien = bon
oen frclnocn %oltern reoe i'd, nid,i
einmal = muBte oen faiierlihell
SroBpater abbalten, feline 6liid-
empfinouneen iiber oas nclterihiit,
ternoe Greignis Ser Seiitllantsidbig-
felt ieiues Gltciten Gnfels in oieiem
slugerblide Ser @clt f,moSutlln.
@enn 5Oidbrige 2anolturmmlnncr
i'm 1rommclfeuer i'm Shrapneu.
lno Granatcnbagel ser engliihen,
fransoiiifen lno rll'Iilden 8eidiise
I'M Siten l1no I'M @elten, I'M Siioer
lmO i'm Noroen, lllter Sen Manerr
bon @erOlln, in oen moIbpniihe,1
Silmpfen t1glid) llno itiluolib Ser
Nartcrtoo iterbell. Damn oiirite c:
Ser @elt redt slcihgiiltig ieinL OF
ltllO al ipelt)cnl Gage elt lllngel
Erins oie Winoeln NIT ser 8aroe
Uniform perta,,ift.
@enn ser @robuater bieies ircl,
Oige ,sani!icuereignis iiir lper
bolt, Ser ean;cn Welt pcrfiiroct 81
weroen, 10 benefit oieies ihcinbal
lmcrhrbIitc Grciguis ipieber eirma
= itdrfer ais manhe @robtaten-
oaB Die Tipd]oloaie Scr 9errid,e1
bon GjotteS Gnaoen" lnbcilba1
,mo lnrettbar in @abnen iih be
lpegt, oie bon mooernen @elt- uni
Observation-Disclosures 10 mel
eutfernt iii1o. lpie Der Sirius 20,
ser Groe. Ias Solt blngcrt, 50.
@olf ltirbt, oas Tolf pcrelcnoet, oa>
@olf eebt Dem slbgrllno entsegen-
alcid,piel, ser tictte Erins @ilbelnt
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-08-26
9ie 8e6erri6er ber 8abneu umb ibre 9rbeiter.

Jinan5gallner in Seem Dorf. @ie
@orren Stone, Gbef ser 9riioec-
ihaft Ser 2ofonotipfiibrer fiir5lib
iebr treffeno ausfiibrte: Sic 14S
9abnen in bielem 2anoe meroen
bon 65 Iireftoren fontrolliert; DieIe
mieoer lteben l,nter Ser &ontrollc
bon 16 sroBen 9unfen, uno Oielc
9anfen befinoen lid in SdnOeu Ser
@err'her bon @au Street, oie eiae
@r,lppc bon 12 inan5=Wagnatcn
biloen."
llno mos bier bon SEN giienbaD=
men geiagt miro, gilt BON alien 9ro-
ben Snoultrien. Die &onscntra=
ton oes &apitals in 6dnoen @e-
niger bat iid bier piel ihneuer lrno
inteniiper geitaltet, als III europa.
Ion elmer Sanopou mddtiger lluo
inoultrieller 9auptlinge bdngt oas
@obl l,no @ebe nift MIR ser
2obnarbeiter, ionocrn ser groBen
WaIie oes 8oltes ab.
Stone uno sic anbern Siibrcr
ser giienbabnernerbGnoe ieben tpobl
elm, iper eigentlih lire 9erren fms,
aber treten Tie nidt INNER, bel oen
@oblen n1mlih, fir Grbalt1,ng bon
3uit1nocn, luelhe iolhe inoultrie!le
Tprannei geitatten, Elm? lln0 nit
ieoer Stimme, Sic Tie bel oen
Stuots- o6er gtationnlmablen fir
sic Iemofraten, 3epublifuner uno
Heformparteien abgeber, erfldren
oieie 6iibrer ser 8eluerfifaften
.u,o ibr Inbang, baB iie fir Grbal-
tllng bes fapitaliltiihen slusbcu-
t,lngsipItems eiutreten, oeun ldmt=
!ide Holitifer genannter Harteien,
melhe ols &olfsrertreter in sic
Staats -2cgislat,lren l,nb in sen
&ongreB gelpablt iperoel, treten fir
Ben &apitalislnl,s ein, penn aud
oie Hciormpolitifcr slcid, Sen fon-
icrpatipcn Belperfi ihaftlcrn nas ia
pitaliltiihc Spitcm mooifi3ieren, lei
ne idlimmiteu slusmiidie beieitigt
: babcn iuollen. Siro ia gang &C.
ideite &erle, oieie Stones uno &on-
iorten. Gs ael,gt aber niht bon
beionoerer SntcIligen5 oieier slrbei'
terfiibrer, oaB Tie am @abltag fiir
: oie fernere @crgc,paltigung uno
Mrbeiter eintreten. Tieie Scrrcu
bliden ia ouh nit gelpiiiem Mit-
leio, 9epaart nit Geradtlng, alli
oie merifoniiden 2obnarbeiter Der
ab, sic lid in iflin1mltcr 2eibei
eenifoit befiuben rmo ueoer poll.
tiid,e nod ionltige Nedte baben.
slbcr oos mar bor ser Nepoll
tion. Scitoem baben Sic lncrifani
iden Irbeiter 9roBe Jortidritte &c
nlaht, llno menn lid Sic fonlerpati
ben mcrifaniihen 8elpcrfld)after
nidt beeilen, ,peroen ibnen sic me
| gifaniihcn &ollegen balo Sen &aul
ablal,fcn. @or einigcn Iagcn tpl,ro'
scneloet, bab oie Garransa-Momini
| itrcaticn orr sld,titunoentag iii!
:. idn1tlid)c Giielbabner ei,,gcfiibr
bat. ltno 5iuar nift nur fir 81
oriltofratildcn slrbeiter = sic Son
! oufteurc uno 2ofomotipfiibrer =
1 lonocrn alth fir Sic gang gemobnli
), hen &nnblangcr, Stredenarbcitcr
; Oeler II. I. 10. ltno Bouuerneu
/ sllparaoo pom Staatc Dl,fatan ia
!, oas 9animonopol, tueldcs ser one
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Der felt Mionaten III sll,siidt &C..
ite!lte unO als llnpernei0lld 1he1=
nenoe @eneraIItreit Der Giienbabncr
,piro nid)t Itattfinben, 0a Iid) IdlteBs
lid audi sic n1Ghtigen Hralioelten
uno sSinan5oireftoreu Ser groBen
@eIeaIhaften bon SrGlioent 8ilion
sur s(nlidt bringen lieben, oaB IN
ecgcnrpdrtiger 3eit ein Stillltano
oes gabnperfebrs Sen reihen gabr.
prosen Wtilionen bon Dollars
Shaocn bringen tpiiroe.
Gs baben iid Sic Giienbabncr
Sen sldtItunoentag I'M Yrin5ip crs
ebert, oas beibt: gs miro ouf Der
9alis, oaB sic 8ltiil1oise slrbeits5elt
auf Sen 9abnen eingeiiibrt lit, Die
,ueitere @ernlittlung iiber oie Sobn'
ifala our6 cine Shie0sgcridtsbes
boroe, oeren Mitgleber pom Yrali-
ocnten ernonnt tperoen lollen, fort
aefiibrt. Sic gilenbabner perlangcl.
Sen slftitunoentag nit ben altes
2ohueu uno onoertbalbmal fiir
lleber5eit; oageeen ltrauben iih Die
Serren @obnprdiioenten gan5 ge'
lualtig, oenn ibre Tinunsrdte babe''
aenau ausgerehret, iuie piele Wsil'
lionen iie oabei meniger Sabresein.
fou,n1en baben tpiiroen. Gie 9erren
bcItanoen al,d bartnddie allf lhieos'
oerihtlihe 2oir1ng, lpabreno lib Die
Slrbeiter ibroff ablebneno oageger
perhielten uno crit olrd pieles gu
reoen oes Er1iioenten beluogen tper'
Sen fonnten, auf ieine idieosgerit!'
liheu YlGne ei,15l1geben. Gs ba'
ben beioc Yarteien 9lttbegrilnoete
llrIahe, fir reip. gegen sic Sdieos'
eerid|tc ein5lltreten.
9tof) in,mcr, ipenn Streitfragel'
sluilhen Sen 9abngeicaid)aiten ln>
i6ren slrbeitern erltanoen, puroer
oieIelben ourh Shieosgerid,te &C.
lott, uno 5lpar ltets Su @uniten =
Ser 8cieaidait. 9eioe Sarteien er
nannten ie stpci Mitslieoer Der &c
toroe, uno Damn iuuroc elm l(npar
teiilhcr als fiinftes Dtitglieo ge
mdblt. ltno bicies FINITE, "unpar
teiiide" Mitglieo nabm ltets Hartc
fir sic @cicllidaften. ga lit c:
oenn nid)t su per1mnoern, oaB 81;
Giienbabncr iebr id)leht all
Sd)icosgeridte 81 ipreben limo. slbc
oie groben fapitaliltiiden Gelell
idaften lino icbr fit Sdieosgeridt
eineenon1men, ou oieielben ltets ci
ne fleinc Shmdbe fir Sen 8eIo
Iaf babcn. @elpif, 1T nandcn Sal
len haben iolhe Sdicosgerid)te aud
,utcigenniitig uno geredt gebanoe!i
cher Sic 0dlle lino ielten.
@ir hahcn bereits i,t l,nierer lct
ten 9sunlmer oneeoc,,tct, parllr
@iljon uno ieiner slOn,in 'tratiol
elm 8eneralltreif ser Giienbr >nc
gegenipartig iebr lmanaenebm ie'
luiiroe. Slus politiihcn uno oil
ongenteinen Briinoen. limo 81
@clhdfts- unb 5inan5pelt ipiiro
.If,per oarunter leioel,, lluo oobe
lperoen sic ssinan5fiirlten bon @a
Street in SEEM Dorf endoiglt erlal
ben, baB sic 9abnpralioenten ibre
slrbeitern gelpilic 3ugeitdnOnil
MAIDEN. Gs iilo llanlid) niht 81
8abnprdIioenten sic cigentlibe
9errcn ser @abnen ionoern 81
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slnlGblif ser Grnennllng oes
sebni1brigen Erin5en @ilbelm,
oes Sobnes oes preabilben aron-
prinsen, brad)te oas ~Tolt 5 Z.
re DIT" iolsenoen iatpriiden Gra-
tulationsartitel:
y0reut el,d, ibr 8olfer, atnet
aui, ibr beoriitten, allsgebunger-
ten, serileiidten gsationen. Gin
2ibtltrabl oriltgt IN cure TlnIter'
mis-! Aun miro lid allies, alles men-
oen. Ser altclte Sobn ieiner faiier-
lihcn unb fonigliden 9obeit oes
ssronprin5en oes 9eutlhen 8eihes
,tno pot YreuBeu, ser Nrin5 @il-
belm, bat oos 5ebnte 2ebensiabr er'
reid)t nno lit BON ieinem @roBpa,
ter, Dem Safer @ilbelm, sum Sel,ts
nant inn 1. Garoe.&esiment 81 SUB
ernannt luorocn.
Ser neue 2eutnant piro eine
Uniform an5iebcn nit blanfen
Anopien, NIT DEM Shluert on Der
Seite uno nit ipauenoem Jeoer=
tuih. Gr miro Der Torgeieete alter
b1rtiger 2anOlpebrmanner uno
2anoltiirmer lueroen, Ole feline
9roBoater iein fonnten, aber MN
Dor Dem -bummen S.lngen ltranlnl
ltehe,l milllen. 9lu1 er miro ,oen
Arieg Iiebcn" = bon binten, pom
seiiherten 0auptauartier aus, po
feline 9l,gelu pieiien, feline @rana-
ten plaben, feline Mineu erplooie.
rem. slud) er miro uoas frcuoige Se-
ben ltol5er slngriffsiblndten" in
ihiunngpoueu @orteu prciien, tpie
iciu Sater es Dor einem Sabre =
5ur Icier oes crlten ariegs-8e-
Clrtstages getun bat. sluh er
miro Ben Gag bcrbeiiebnen, no Ser
aaiier rns 5u uellem slngriffe rllit:
oeraus ans Sen @riben uno Stol.
len, bincin in oen &rieg, luie mir
i'm lieben!"
slbcr ollh er ipiro, ipie iein Gr-
sc,lgcr, aus 8raben uno Stolen
nidt berai,s5llipringen bral,djen =
aus Dem cinfaben 8rlun0e, lpeil er
nie bineingeiprlngcn iein miro.
Mub er miro 81, i,el,em slngrifi I'll.
fen, aber nid)t ielbit nit angrciien.
slut CT miro ben &rieg lieben, lpie
er iid) bon biilten aniicbt, no oie
bobcn 5errcn tagsilber IN bebagli-
hen SbloBr1,,men bie &arten ltl,-
oiercn, telepboniid ibre slngriffsbe.
feblc erteilcn nno nadtsiiber pobl.
geudbrt mo iparm gebettet ieelen.
rllbig oen Grcignilien oes fommen.
oen cages ertgcgentrilmcn
@ic ser Simmcl bod oiienlidtlid
nit Den @obcn5olern lit! Sed)s
&aiieriobne itebeu lin Teloe" ,no
cue iinO nod bellte gcil,no unS
lpohlallf pcrbeiraten iid,, seugen
ainoer, reiicn outd) GelltidIant
lno oie perbiinocten 2dnoer bin uni
bcr, bciuden 6oipitdler, ihreiber
Shladtberidtc, seben in sic @doer
Inn lid bon Ser5- l,uo dbnliher
Nffcftionen t,,riereu 81 laiien, aoan
jtercn blibid)neu pom 2eilt,,ant Slln
0bcriten, bonn Cberiten gum Gene
raj, pom General sum Nrmeefiibrcr
iluo .pcrbcn id)lieBlid,, itrableno uni
gebril,nten Intlites, i'm 8cfol9c ib
res faiierlihen &aters, a,,f feuriaer
Hoiicn inter Dem ssl,bel Scr perblo
rctcn Wcnge ourds @ranbenburge1
Cor ein5ieben. ltno olIcs oas, mad,
Dem MiIlionen uno ober Wfillioncl
l'nidulhiaer Spfer oabingemoroet
l,nsdhli1e anoere NiIlionen peritiim
melt, gcblenoet, ibrer @lieoer be
ral,bt, lucitere Millionen bon Niht
ian!pfcrn, bon Gra,,en, ainoern I'M
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rifanii6e 9arpelter Srlllt unter Den
friibercn 9fegierungen crihlidell
bate, abgeldaift, mas elm groBer
@orteil fir bie amerifaniiben 6ar-
,ner, Sic enorme Yreiie fiir sen
@inoiooen, ser aus merifaniidenl
9anf (SilaD bergelteut miro, be-
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-08-26

5oblen miiiien fem miro. @ab-
reno Gorran5a ,ino ieine Sreunoe
periuhen, oen mooernen Seuoalis-
mus ob5uidaifen,E tragen amerifa-
nilhe slrbeiter oasu bel, oaB er in
ibrem 2anoe innler mebr beieltigt
miro.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19

That the Wilson day parade in
Omaha, October %, may be the,
biggest affair Of its kind ever
held in the state. the democratic
county central committee is ask
ing to hear from all loyal Wilson
men-or women for that matter.
who will Join this parade with
their automobiles.
Those who will help make the
procession the grand demonstra- .
ton for President Wilson that is.
planned, are asked by Vice Chair
snans,P latti to either write him at
headquarters 40s Farnana street.
or else telephone the committee
at Douglas 9Of6.
This parade is TO &c formed at.
Seventeenth and Capitol avenue.
at A 80 o'clockdn the afternoon
ofisaturday. October 90, which is
to. be Wilson day all over the.
United States.
There will be plenty of music
and the effort to bring in every.
democratic candidate in the state
for the great event issg meeting
with promise of success. Thus
far no speaker has been named,
and there will be none unless the
services of either Champ Clark,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19
"poLlIloAL oRpAAN'
OUT TO 8UpronT WILSON.

st. Louis, Mo-, Oct. Ell
Their republican nor a demo-
crat, Judge Albert D. Nortoni
has resigned from the court Of
appeals bench in Missouri to take
the stump through the middle
west in behalf of President Will
'son'b because, like Jef ferson and
Lincoln, Wilson is serving hn-
manly not the privileged inter
ests that are hehind his oppon-5
ent. z IS IS
Judge Nortonis helped to pr
ganizes the progressive party and
was itsscandidate for governor in
Missouri. Then he found himself
q nolitical orphan, and my
conscience forbade that / should
longer affiliate myself with the
party used as AN instrument OF
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19

4 The funeral; OF William S&0fsS
'eel sWas largely attend ~ sSllora|
rowing friends and relatives to-
day Mr.. Stodgsl swsssan old res-
ident Of this county; iiavings iivesl.
q number Of years on his farm
i.ear Harris Grove. Later he sold
out. and moved his family onto u
farm near Cradle, which he had,
purchased. They lived there IN,
I'll last March, when he. refined
from active life and moved into,
town. ss ~ ~ &
Mr.. Stodgel had been suffering
since last November with leakage.
of the heart. He passed away;
last Saturday evening at II
O'Clock. The funeral was held.
this morning from the Baptist,
church Fat LAKELAND, Rev. Butler
having charge of the services
The remains were laid to rest in
the Branson cemetery.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19
Auto Kilt Morse.

+ Herb Rowe e had one of his,
horses SO badly injured last
night that it had to be killed. He
was taking several head to ST..
John. about 9 O'Clock last night
and had nearly, reached the turn
at the. Lahman. farm on the Sixth,
street. road when A. AZ Green and
family came up. from the south
and struck one Of them in the
side, .injuring It very badly, so
that II, had to. be killed later. The
accident took place right on the
curve, and was due to the. fact
that headlights do not show
around a curve.s When Mr.. Green
say the horses he tried to turn
out, but. was too close to this one.
The automobile was badly bunged
up. 'ss..s
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19
W. H., Modem ana Family Lsavs for
Carroll Econ. 80,

w. J. R0den- has been appoint
ed district manager of the Mis-
souri, Valley Oil company, with
headquarters at Carroll, and will
leave for there with his family
in about thirty days. Mr., Roden
has been in the real estate bust
ness here for q number OF years
and has large circle Of friends,
who will miss him. He has served
two terms in the city council and
has proven himself one Of our
most progressive citizens. His
family, too, have ben actively
identified with the Christian
'churc hand will be. sadly missed.
It is hoped he will make a great
success Of his new business and
there is no doubt but that he will,
as he is hustler and a good
business man. 49,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19
Hardlns apsai,s More.

Lieutenant Governor w. L.
Harding spoke to a medium
Esized crowd on. the street about
1880 this morning. Had his talk
hcome q little later in the day no
fdoubt a larger. crowd would have
fbeen present. Hisa coming was
heralded by a fife and drum
corps of ten pieces, which
sounded mighty good. In his
short talk, he was behind his
schedule and had to make TIL
schedule and had time to- make
but a few remarks, he touched,
first on the, prohibition question
|and contensled that it was q dead,
issue so far as this election is
concerned, as all politieaisparties
have agreed tossubmit it to the
people in a short time. He at
tackled the single tax people, OF
which e. T..isMeredith is one Of
The most pronounce sdadvoc ates..
and showed wherein they arc.
wrong. On the good5roads ques-
ton he commended that when the
people want the roads they win,
vote for them.
/. His speech was we'll received
make q very favorable impress
|sion.
t Mr.. Harding was making .
tour Of the county and was ac-i
|companied by q 'bout q dozen au-S3
tomobiles. He speaks in Harlan
tonight.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19

m The council met as per adj
lioArnment at 1880 p. m. on Oe-
tober z, with the following Off
cerssand councilmen present.: A.
Edgecomb, mayor; S. r. Williams,
clerk: Frank Tamisiea, city at.
Itorney, and Gouncilmen Gill, Cox,
lSuddnth, Hardy and Roden.
A petition by R w Harvey and
lothers regarding light rates was
read and upon motion was ac-
lcepted and ordered placed on file.
Upon motion the city attorney
was instructed to prepare waiy-
lsrs for property owners on East
iSt. Claire street to- sign in order
to change the sidewalk grade.
Moved and seconded the rules
Ibe suspended and an ordinance
regulating and fixing the rent
or rates for electric lights and
Regulating the use of light and
power meters or other devices for
determining the consumption OF
Electric light and power be read
the third time and placed upon
Its final passage, and upon roll
lcall Councilmen Cox, Sudduth,
Gill, Hardy and Roden all having
voted yea the motion carried and
the ordinance was read the third
time. ss
Moved and. seconded that the
council meet as a committee OF
the whole at 10 a m. October 10,
1915. for the purpose of inspects
ing the paving recently completed
by H. r. Newton. Motion cars
|ried. ];
Moved and seconded II hat the
following bills he allowed
City Fund -
Iowa Tel Co., toll calls ...:S .O2s
w. T. Sales, cutting weeds .00i
II. j. fMathena; Street work 81 80.
VIM. Hiies, street work I rs 90.
Park Fund
Ed Hanks. hauling einders $40
Water Fund
+Donahoo -Engler Coal Co,
coal n !: s.'-:. $685.
L. G.. Vincent four loads
Upon motion the following were
appointed as a regis board:
First Ward: j. G. Schnlmeister
and Thomas Cusack.
Second Ward: s. =. Williams
and p. T. Giddings
Third Ward: J. r. Dimmick
and A. N. Fountain. 81
q Moved and seconded that the
council adjourn TO 7::3 OPP mr. De-
tober 10, 1916. Motion carried
and council adjourned. t.sT
Al. EDGECOMB,
9. R.ssWILLIAMS, Mayor
Clerk.
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mon ~ a ~: n r s,sii,s r @
othefs Sinall IF ,siFHh:s iais M S,,s Nd
boz irailinies q lona bSssisie ~ s
Ms G. a i1AnS Si13 4 m I'M 4 ,so,,',
q Burlinetons fralh sf & 81, n,cinalr
Tuesday. afternf1,io,in ana u,5ilkad 3
mile rs stil6 Council 4 3Isi,fffS 4 f;itr
mission wl,era aha annIYad 5o ,ss
aid ss B ~ So
The hahv. Edna Marv dad ~ 81,
the train III / o r,li IA "A tke affars &
noon soon after .laavinr IA IA 8
s sseiDin. Ma For alm,aosi, fives hn,.rs.l
the mother held tine little bundle
in her arrns now and then crndn.
inn over IT, SlSs wanted sueonla IN
the train. the colnflncfnr in mar.
ticular Ia mink her hai,vz s, wa Z
still alive n the tr,, n gheca,ma
known. Mrs. Hansen, feared sh,es
and her brood i0fsht IA mi snff
the train. s. S
ARRIVING az the CITY = issinn
Mrs. Hansen broke down and
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New York, Oct. Ohm i l %
.Boehne OF Evansville, the ~ q!
noWledged leader Of the Ger1 Il
American citizens OF Ind !
come out stronl IN aiin sum b b I: 8 4
President Wilson for re-SfScti "a
Mr.. Boehne is q former mayor l
Evansville and d former COZ g q
gresham from the First Indfa1I
district, which has q large y
man-American populat ion. b
was q candidate fer the q
cratic nomination for governor n
f9f 3 In q recent letter tO let 81
man w. .SallWas scr OF La Ports
in which he discusses the tan
dency among certain Gerl4aIl-s
Americans 10 withhold their sun q
port from the president, he saYa:s
In my opinion they IRE smal 81
ing avery serious mis- AXE, ~
cause by supporting Hughes THY
indirectly support. Roosevelt aud|
all that clustering tiemago&iieS
stands for. Il
! shall earnestly support f'
Wilson because j believe thai, in11
spite of a regretable leaning TO-
wards too much preparedness, Id
will nevertheless be much more
moderate in his program than
I
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|AaNe pa 6eiei duty, a. theX ~
HI c4NA0f s. dnht ed Thea, ~
ceived IN -4sals Of, eucolr-
|seament hefe. 3s 5ss I
l. Mrs.s ]. Coulthard. pleasantly
|entert ainea rt6e Kensington club
today O. her home In the; Junt~
tiot,. Among The ladies' from tho
Valley IN attendance were Mrs;
A. N RrQJvr.s.N Mrs. r. A. Hath,
Mrs. Gnys Mshoney,. Mrs. George
KallpGGs lfrs. Robert Harvey. Mrs.
n. c. Lshmpase Mrs. Harry New
ton, Mra. Harvey Foss and. the
Misssss ,Helsn Noyes and Bess
Eensler.
Il Rev. EARLY was met with.a good
,aised saudtenae last. evening. IN the
Christian church 10 hear his first
aerm0Rs inst ~ meetinss, that are
to- bel bald indie ilitely. He is an
earnest speaker and will no doubt
accomplish great good. Rev.
Stanhury, who is leading the sing
ing. will. be q great assistant in
the work. Do not fail to hear
them tonight and help with your
prasence.
John McDermott has resigned
his pOsiti0n in, the z. M, GILMORE
elocary and has accepted q posi-
zion as head Of. the grpcery de-
partment In the Moakovitz de-
partment satore. Mr.. McDermott
has been In the grocery business
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Tho Rsal one.

A lady employing colored
man asked him his name. Nah
name il. Poe, ma am. .
Poe? Perhaps some of your
family worked for Edgar Allan
Poe
The mans eyes opened with
great surprise. Why, Z he
gasped, pointing q dusky fore
finger at himself, '.why, Nh am
Edgar Allan Poe. Everyb ody's
Aseaslne, s s,
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Thirty-fiva young, people! gath
cred at; the Myron Hirst home last
evening 70, help enjoy q wienie
roast s The evening was spent in
games Of finch and guessing con-
tests.