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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-16
@eneralabjubant 2ogau
nnb Major 2utaS III
9auenpDrt,
Sobe Soma'er Mlili,pffbiere inlpi=
3iereu oas 1lene Nrmorpz@ ebduoe.
Gbicaep'er M~rtideriesEffisiere auers
Ben Sploaten bier a%,tsmuiter1.
Mh1scatincr molten, baf gatterie Is"
III M1tscattne ausgem11 ltert
iuiro.

@eneraIo6jl1oant GltB q. 2ogat
llnb Maior IS. 6. 2a1cas, Der @om.
miiiipnsdef ser Soma Electromagnetic.
Grrppen, trafen geItern in 8aberport
elm nnb traten lofort mutt Serrn g. 9.
glp bon Ser MnipaItshrma Glib &
9lib i'm @erbinblttg. SsSn 8egIeitln1g
bes u@aters Ser 8atterie", pie 9err
GlD I'M @der5 ge11ar1tt miro, begaben
ii6 bie beiben boben sSsotpa'er Off.
5iere per M1ttotnobtl nod Dent 11elterl
Mrrnorpgebalt6e ont Ser @ra6p 5tra-
BEN &oa6 un6 ltrtertparfen basielbe
elmer gena11er sSSripeftiolt. @ie per-
lautet, ipraden fi6 beioe Sffisiere
allBerlt moblmolIen6 iiber bas Sc
balloe ltnb Sic a1tgren5errben @taIun<
gen aus.
@ie Die 9ffiaiere berihtet, III es
febhr -mobrldeinlibb BOB tie fid Bis
gum gir1treffen m6 Ser afnsmuite-
rllng Der Soma'er Sr1tppen III 9aben.
port auf6alten meroen. 9ie Mnsmu=
1ferl1ng Der Grllppen mag nole iieben
ooer adt Gage in Mnlprnh nebmett,
tpie @e1eralaoirbant 2ogan geitern
erflarte. Die Musmnltern11g miro
BON gbicagoer Irtillerieoffi5ieren
borgero1nf1en aper6en.
@ie geItern befanat gegeben tpl1r=
De, aDeroen Die Soloater altf Ser @et=
lie nod Davenport eire1r mebritiinoi=
gen Stu entbalt in 5aint Souls ba=
ben. Sort mer6en oie Gruppen allf
mselaoen lperoen, 5. +. Tie perben
einen i3ltg Der Chicago, Burlington
& Anincp giienbabn beiteige11, Ser
iie nad) 1apenport bri11gcn miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-16
Sobn @nnoer

am 9onnerstas, ben IA. 9e5ember,
Wdorgens nm 2 nbr, ga,,5 u~ttertpartet
'tlno pl0bli6 I'M Nlter bon 50 Sabren.
II Monafen lnto is saeen anft entz
idIdfen lift.
{ Sic 3eit beg 2eidenbesdnsniTes
tpirb ipdter befan,t semadt iperben.
Inn titles 8eiIeib bitten Bic tiefbez
trubten @interbliebeneu:
Srau Maria @,lnber, seb. Sobenabel,
.@qttin,
Sra1l G1ia SadaI, 8ettenbprf,
@eurB 4Wltnber, BenniDlbanien,
Mfreb Wur6er, @abenpprt.
Sral1 Gertrnb 9enrbDrn, @of Sglattb,
&inber,
4aul @nnber, 9a1bnq11e,
Srau Msarie Maidner, Chicago. ST.,
@ilbelm Wunber, Molinc, &ns.,.
@eorg @,.tber, 9aibuqle.
3erntat1n @ittbcr, 91lbuqle,
albert @unber, 9qtbnql1e,
SSrdil' Marsaretbe &l1bDlpb, 9nbuqlle,
@eldtpiiter,
15t.batp. neb}t gerfparoten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-16
aus ber 8unbesbauptftab1
Gortietung bon Der ..2gette.)

IAN Ser S0roerung zines nnseredten
Srieoens tbeil5unebmen" burh Ser
mittlung int europdiiden arieg, ipenn
Elm s%emeiniamer 8ei6luB, Der beute
bon q. g. Gardner bon Maiia1uletts
I'M !5aule eingereidt puroe, angez
11onunen iperben loute.
Gardner besriinbete Ben geidluB
bamit, oaB Die Mattelmadte Srieoen
iu6ten unb ein perfriibter 11nb ut,z
bollltanoiser Sriebe, biele Mddte nidt
fin oas unermeBlide glenb itrafen
ipiiroe, Dag tie Ser Meni6beit bereitet
batten." Ser 8ei6luB ipurbe Dem
Committee fir austpdrtise MngeIegens
betten iibertpielen. 10
&onferetta npn @pnperneuren in
Baibinstun.
Sal bington, Is. Sea. gierz
gig 8olberneure. mebrere nel1ertpdblte
8oubernenre nnb cine Mn5abI. bon
friberen @ouberneuren begannen bem~
tie bier Die labrltde 8onferen5, I'm
einise Der srobten Brobleme nnf5nz
nebmen. lpel9e jemals Dor cine iolde
selanst iparen. sic tperben bret Sage
lang in 5ibung fem.
0san glarbt. Dob cine lebbofte grz
Drterun9 iiber Die Srage Ser g%rb0bnng
Der @adtbefugniile Der 3tpifdenitaatz
@anbelsfommiilion 5ur Seitletung bon
8abnraten in ben etaaten entIteben
miro. gs ideint, baB bie meiten @ouz
berneure Der 8eeintrddtieung Der
Staatsfontrolle iiber staatsraten opz
poniren tperben.
@eiflide @puberneure tperben, tpie
man %eripartet, bengnsriff segen 8lnz
b%esfontroIe uber 2anbereiens unb naz
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-16
MtueS aug &od Sslano

Ser So Sabre alte M. g. Sieoe.
nlal1, ein Mneeltellter in Ser &rebit-
slbtbeiIung bon 8. @. McGabe 0e-
partementIaoen, Der alih bislpeilen
oils Mufsugfiibrer f1ngirte, itarb se-
iter1t &or1nittag inn ct. Mnthonb's
Soipital al Sen Tolgen bon Ser
lesl1ngen, Die er erlitten batte, ais er
slpiihen Dem Mltfsl,9 lno Dem 80
ben bes grogeiboiies ei,,geflemmt
mlr6e.
1ie0emat mltBte oie Ml1faiige jeben
Morgen ansfebren. ST. NOR biermit
audi geitern Moreen beidaftiat, als
ihn s1nei Mia11ner baten, nod Dem
britten stod1uerf 5l fabren. Sieoe-
mon erfiillte bereitmiIigit bas @eiud)
ltuo oils er ben Ml1f5llg mieoer nod
l1nten fubr, apltrbe er bon atpei Ser
%fairferinnen int aaueiten Stodaperf ge-
|beten, tie in bas @rbgeid)oB 5t brin-
gen. Ser Mrf5ugfiibrer erfIarte ie-
boh, 6ab er feline 3eit babe.
8enige Sefl1noen ipater ertonte
elm Observation-Disclosures Shrei ourd)
Dos @eballoe ullo man fano sen
@reis furs oarauf in idnperberIebtem
3ltltar0 anf DEM @oben ,bes M11f5ug-
ldmd1tes Dor. Ser gerlebte 4pl1rbe ba-
rallf ms 6oipital gebradt, mo er
baum balo oaraltf peridyieb. gr bette
idwere 8e~rlebungen am nnterforper
erlitten nnb iein rebteg gein tpar
gansli6 serquetidt morben.
Gs mar niemano 3erge bes bebal,-
erliden l1nfaqes, iebom miro berral,-
tbet, baB Iieoeman ben Muf5ug ur1-
gefabr Bret Shritte bonn @ooen url-
belt n11o 0aB Ole &raft tpieoer a,l-
georebt lpltrbe, ais Sieoeman BON
oem 4uf5ug treten moute. &urs So
ralf perbreiteten iid) @eriidte, mob
Elm Muf5lg mutt pielen Nailagieren in
Den Sdaht gefallen lei, mns cine be-
greiflid)e M%ufresllrg 5l1r, solge botte.
Die geangitigten @emiitber berltbig-
leh 1ld) erlf, 1tdd)0em oer11dert morz
ben NOR, oaB Sic @eriidte ieoer
8rrnolage e%ntbebrten.
Ger auf 10 trallrige @eiie INNS
2eben @efommene erblidte inIeutld=
lano bas 2idt Ser @elt n116 fam I'M
SATIRE 1880 ra6 Davenport. Gr per=
ibelratbete itd leds Sabre lpdter mutt
Sra1tlein 2ena allidmarn ul1o ,oas
Naar per5og oarauf nod Mof S.
la11o, 100 es leitber gelebt bat.
Der Gerltorbelle. miro BON ieiner
@itte lano 5tpei Godtern iii6erIebt.
SIM aaufe oieier 8od)e 1pur0en sic
folgetoen Observation-Disclosures al1sge-
lteut::
6. S. aanenan, 1882 Is, Mpen,e,
@obnbalts, $4,000.
s. $. 2angman, 1913 z. @trabe,
nmba1l, $500. sn
s. aangman fir. S. g, @oofpig,
1922 20. StraBe, @obnbqltg, 5000.
6. 81. &oun6s fir Serrn Soften,
2518 a. @penne, l1mba1t, 500.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-16
6aloeme
6ele8enbeit

Sur ieoenarbeitsmann ooer ieoe Srou.
Die cine eisene 20 ader=Sarm einidl.
elmer suten &llb, elmer ellten, Sal,
20 6ennen. 100 Siibnern beiiten uno
u%nabbansig iein tpo1en. $1.O0 Mnsabs
Lung, $1.oo' per @ode. @preden Gle
tpese1 boiler Snformation bor ODER
ldreiben Sic an. q. $. Gtp6. is MorD
9aliteS gtraBe. Chicago, Su. 8
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-16
Aus Dem staate.
Grofe sdabenfener III s.uci etabte1
eSDiuafS.

H4tfa 0Y.H#E - +I-tE '|.stfH .sAaI
SsfnIooin, Sa., IS. Seq. Gin
8rano, ipelder beute am friiben Morz
gen in einem bieiiseu 2eibItaa ansz
brad, berbreitete iid nit srDBter
Sdnellisteit> unb Serit0rte fdlieblid
ale @elddftsseballoe an unierem giz
tp : Square. Gin bieiiger Seueripebr<
mann. @omer 2ittle. erIitt bel ben
'20idperi uden i6tpere 8ranbnunoen,
als er IN elmer Seniter0ffnuns bon Sen
Slanmen lm5inselt tpurbe. 90 Yferz
De %perbranten in benz 2eibitaIe unb
Der geiammte 8ranoidaoen miro ani
|$250,000 sel6dbt. /
Che It n, Sa., IL. Seq. Sente
@aorsen fur5 nod Mitterna9t brad
in Dem bieiisen gllmmit : !SpteI Gin
Seuer aug, bas Sic rnno f%iinfunoiiebz
gig @dite bes @allies in ibren Madtz
fleioern auf Sic gtrabe trieb, trob alz
Ter 20i6beriude oas gauge Gebdube
5eritDrte l1nb hermit einen auf $780,
600 gei9aeten 8%ranbidnben anrid)tes
te. Ser 8ranb foI infol9e elmer feb=
lerbaft mlgelegten eleftrilden 8elel19=
tllnssanlase entitanben fem.
S. %. %. Mgttatpr fimbet BET 8abm=
nnfaI ben Sob.
@arIbaIltoip i, Sa., Is. Seq
3tpei @ilfraht5uee aus @%inneapolis
nnb ct. Bouts prallten Bel Mint1erbc
Sunction nit Iolder @eipalt aneinan:
Der, baB Die beiben 2ofomotiben 1lni
bier nit @lais belabene Tradttpag.
gong BEL Der Solution nDllig 5erltDr
1purben.. IuBerbem perlor elm blinoel
gaiiasier zines Der beioen 3uge be
Dem 3uiammentobe fem 2eben. gs il
Tbies Der 40idbrise Mobert 9ipher, Ian
2esitimationsfarte elm MitglieS De,
Snbnitrial @orfers Of tbe @orlb i,
Minneapplis.
Gin smerb1rt breiiter Manbmprb.
9es @pineg. .SSa., Is. Seq. 81
elmer Der SeitensafIen llnIeres Sc:
l6dftspiertels purbe geitern am bel.
lidten Gage Der %52idbrise Malloi
8pbles bon brei Strnbenrd:bern anf
sebalten. nit SoOtidldsern 5u 8obel
seidIagen unb berallbt. 8obles lit lei:
men 8erlebunsen erlegen. 9eute Der:
baftete Sic bieiige Holi5ci Gober
n9utG"' 8i1iams, ipelder tart Der
badtig lit. elmer Der orei @a,lbmDrbe
gu 1ein unb iie bofft, idon in ben nod
iten @hlnben au6 ieiner beioenSpieb
geleIen babbaft gu tuerben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-16

Tim Madlak sn idliehen: Mooernes.
gut erballtes 5als auf SiigeI. 8 3imz
n1er, 2 9allen. 8ao unb Spei1er. M1
Der gde belegeh. 9entide, I'M Mubes
ltan0 lebe1oe Nadbnrn. q. s. 8ur
$50, Saoett@nrf. f5.18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-16
Nas 8pliseifomite.

@oli5eidef CHARLES @oettder er-
rar1rte .eeltern @oli5eihouptmal11
CHARLES Shl11eter, @oli5eileut11ant
SSrarf 9etp nnb bfes @ebeimpoli5iitet,
8iuinm 8iibop, sSobn &innep uno
9adep S. @belan an elm &orrite, Das
NIT Dem 2egislatib -&omite bes Cont
merciaI Club in l1nterbonbfung
ameds 8erbeiierl1ng Ser 3uital1oe I'M
Eoli5eioepartement trete1t ioa.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-16
gieb 1nb Hrobifone1.

GbicaTgo Is. De5. &inopieb ~
8lfllbr 5000; felt; 5tiere, $500
1925; Slide lnb &inber, $685. bis
1910; &1ilber $8.50-12.25.
Sdtpeine 3ufllbr. $4,000;
leidt; Sc big loo iiber Dem geltrieer
9ur6iAnittspreis. - 9llrdyidnitts-
gemidt $9.70-10.10; 5utneiit $3.50
Big 1915.
sdafe s3ufllbr 5000; felt;
Mfooer So. $4,000; 2arnrnel
1911. O0-13.35.
@efliigel lie; springs, 1876
Ger Hrimas 37-3sc.
Butter Creamery 371ac.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-16
2ofaIer @etterberids.
@openport Is. Sea.

W0beHpoff, 70. Se5.
Dnrd)idplitts : @arolneterltallo 29.SS
8lirdidulitts : Semperatttrs . 8
Sodyite Sen1peratllr beute . IA
Miebrigite Semperatltr leste Nadyt /
H%eornnale Semperat1r fir SO
Sabre /. %
DurdidnittIide Sea1dtieteit bs
2uft S4
MicoerldIas lit "a 9tllnoen . o.o2
Gorberrid}enoe @inoridtllng . ge@.
@aIIeritano nm Z llbr Morgel1s 90
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-16

DepIazisrt. Gelnsinosbiez
1er: nD0s haoBen a lpoDltatise
Sammlung, ipp mo bon leb'm Bauer
'nausg'porfen Dirb!!"
Hebertrnmpt. Mein
papasei iprtdt 9unoert Worte!!"
nDas lit ipas re9tes! Ser meinis
&c ldBt metne Srau gar ntat gu
Mprte comment"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-16
Die Mdrfte.
8rpbuHe.

sgbicago, is. Ge5. ~ Mei5en,
$1.4211@fDe $1.541I@ Mai.
&orn LS7B Seq. SO Mai.
8afer - 1924 Seq 5OA Mai. /,
Betrei6e fir Baar ~ Mo. 2. rotber
8intertpei5e,1, $1,.807-1.80Hs; aorn,
91-91hc; Suier, Stanoaro, 5OA
bis Sic.
Werlte - s5c-$t.23.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-16
Iarm al berfonfen bier u,,a,tfons

Sartt st berfaMfen bier ,1ntsufa,is
idle1t: Sibide 100 glder Sarm, eren5t
an Sammonb, Sflnboma, @tabf nit
1000 @inipobnern, 2 8dnfen. 3 gi1ene
'babren, glebatoren etc. 100 Slider in
gebalnng, geeignet fir alfalfa, &orn
uno 8etsen, 40 Mder Seloer, einges
5annt, 40 Ider @iebs3dune, 2 3imz
mer : 9aus, neue GHeune uno d1ibere'
8ebduoe. 9reis $500. 3ablungen
$500 pro Sabr ODER tperoe eintaulden
fir Staot : @igentbnm. i&ugb @eb.
tier, @e6tsantpalt. 334 @nIpnic.
Eemple, 9abenport, So. 14,,1@t
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-16
6tabt NIB Gonntp.
eamstag, ben 16. 9e5ember.
@etterbcridt.

SIlinois: SIM a%llgenteine1t flar am
Samstag nmo Somltae, parmer
nm tSamlstag nllb ordl a1n Cont
tag inn iiibliden S~taatst,eile.
Soma: SIN M~lleen1eillen flar ,arn
Smnstag lrno So1ntag, 44parnler
am Smstag 1ino falter am CONT
tag im peltliden Staate.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-16

Die 2eier unierer 3eitung fins
[b0fli6it eriudi, alle intereiianten
Madridten, tpelbe m ibren @efontt.
|~tenfreiien porfommet; Der @eDaftion
per Noit ODER perIonlih gu iiberrnit.
teln.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-16

@enn sic ettp9s gu berfaufer, al
ibermietben baben, nber eitc 9telung
il1den ober at pergeben baben. benus
ben Sic CUR Befamtmadung berfelbsr
bic ..@Ieinen Gn5eigen" I'M Ser 9es
mofrat".. Der Sbnen fideren grfolg
BEL billigem greis beripridt. s
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-16

ttiirlide @iilfsquenen innerbalb Ser
Staatssren5en leiten. 9us balptfdd<.
li6ite io5iale @reisnib pdbreno Der
&onferen5 tpiro Der morgige gmpfang
Dnr6 ben Rraiioente1 lrn6 .leile Sat
tin fem.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-16
Nfene Qln5ei8en,


Srennben nnb gefannten hermit
pie tranrige Nadribt, oab mein se<
Hebter @ntte nnb infer lieber @ater
,urb ,grllber.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-16
Mnset8eu fur
arteAsSlate, gertaute, serlste

2~t>eds&Iate, Bett&nfe, Betl1&
@Dbnnn6ett etc.
IN biefer @ubrif tperbent fit ei,1e1 Eaa
bis gu elmer @o@e gu ben nadforseu4
ben Staten MERRITT: 8is 51 bier 8eiren
ODER beren @a,1r1 SOC. iiber bier mi
!ts gu a@t BeiIe1 $500. Seine ar4
5etge tpirb fir tpeniser als soc ansea
monument.
Sir Steuensef1de pirb Bel Elm, tfa
fedsmaliger Snfertton 26c berednet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-16

3n p%erfanfet: &drfen13itber, Fat
$3.50 gefoitet. tperbe fir $25 beritali<
fen. Sibides 8eibnadts @eidenf.
Gbreiie: 6. 1871 Ser 9emofrtdt1
1O,18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-16

3n bermiet6en: SiibiGes 8immer
fir 6errn in Rribat : Sa1ntIie. Ma9s
5ufrasen 1910 @iplep Strabe. Il
9,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-16

@erlanst: @ompetentes Mdbhenl fir
b0diten 3obn. 702 8errb @traBe.
13,baip.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-13
NOTHING FOR POLITICIANS.

= YOWHERE in the country will the oyertures made at
IN Chicago Tuesday by the Progresslyes to get back
into the Republican party receive careful at
tentIon than right here in West Virginia. There is
great deal of progressive sentiment amonghe rank and
file Of the Republican party in this stateSand there is
this year added anxiety to have allparty breaches
and differences OF opinion removed In order united
front be presented in the fight state issues.
But at the time it is frankly recognized by all
that IL the resolutions adopted the Progressive gath
ering are merely preliminary dove in political holdup
they can be productive of no good West Virginia
any where else In order to make any kind OF peace
negotiations successful both sides be prepared to
make substantial concessions. It will not do for in
stance for the Progressives to write the platform and
name the candidates and say that they will
back II the Republican national convention accepts their
program bag and baggage.
The split In the Republican ranks has cost the country
great deal. Every day evidence accumulates which
indicates that It, will be costly il it is
mtted continue After brief period of AFFECT sub
servtency White House dictation during which
platform pledges were kept the Democracy is again
demonstrating that without capacity to conduct the
government in busnesske manner and affairs will go
from bad to But costly It has BEEN there Is
not the slightest hope OF getting relief voters
II set Of politicians attempt to play on their
against the game Of another set.
In short, the only hope Of favorable result No
vember In the face Of the political difficulties that grow
of the complex foreign relations Of the nation is to
nominate ticket and write platform with just two
objects in vewhe best Dterests OF American business
and Of the future of the Republican party The profess
sional politicians must stand aside and let the good
Of the people dominate the conventions This ap.
plies just much the Films and the Perknses as to
the Penroses and the Cranes
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-13

ence ii. this country wien die north decided upon lie
dat 10 Mi ths ranks es do the army n bctR cases
the trouble was due the % poIiicians
and stupid st That
while it lasted the fear that would
lead 70 an revolt I'm
England did an immense amount of damage the cause
OF the allies Just the oe
did great damage in this country during great
struggle for continued political existence ut is perhaps
too much to expect that such prayer will be an
swered butwhat this country and England both need is
some well defined program for suppressng peanut poll
ticians during times Of great national stress,
II there was only some infable method by which the
insincere could be separated from the sincere the rest
would be easy We could afford to bear with the trouble
misguided but thoroughly honest might make II it
were possible to separate the other kind from them and
then take other kind sunrise shoot them
Just as we would traitors the familiar sort
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-13
rHURspAY EVENING, JANUARY 49, 1916.
BOOZE AMI, THE YOUNGSTOWN
OJJTBURST.

gHH trouble In Youngstown which cost several lives
II and involved the destruction OF about million
dollars worth of property came to an end as sud
denly as it began, and 1t Is recognized by all who
the trouble to examine into the matter
my that was not strike, yet industrial dis
due to the activities OF people interested in
suppression OF the manufacturer Of munitions OF war
buf huge drunken riot Agitators Of various kinds and
degees have been seeking create impress
regarding this insane outburst but there be
no wping out OF the basic facts If East Youngstown
not been full OF drink crazed people the morning
shots were fred the gates of the big sheet and
tube plant there would have been homicides and
3afson.
is this better understood than right at the
trouble There the people already talk
which has been going for in Ohio between
8Wets and the drys and there is every indication
that itSwi play important part in the next pitched
battle between the opposing forces.
youngstown Telegram. which took the trouble to
Enquire Into this aspect OF the unfortunate affair." says
opinion OF the citizens Of Youngstown that the
liquor interests may extend beyond the bor
dersofoho. The notes that in counting
cost Mahonlng county taxpayers have discovered
require the license fees from the 20 saloons
Youngstown for period OF just so years pay
lort damage that was done mad afternoon
4nd night. That is a. frame OF mind that is Invariably
stal wet cause Personal liberty other favor
teawet arguments make impression for time, but
WIEN economic aspect Of the booze question
tpsthere IS only one side to it that has any show.
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4 WASHINGTON, D.. c., Jan. 10
Hon George 3. Work, Of Parkers-
burg formerly collector of internal
teYenueS OF West Virginia, is in the
city looking after business matters,
and Incidentally swapping opinions
with the states colony Of politicians
domiciled here. Mr.. Work ex-
pressed the opinion that prospects for
the Republic lean 5party's success In the
1tatas this year are brighter than they
have been, this far advanced, in a
anmberEof8years
ut looks to me-" he said, like our
partYSwaskwide awake and alert, and
determined to make winning in
West Virginia from the top to the
foot of the ticket. think 1t can be
done, too providing that We do not,
becauseE OF! our feeling of assurance,
grpWSreclxl ess and fail to act with cir
cIimspection ] mean by that, that the
martyrs welfare must be kept upper
most sinEmin and the affairs Of indi.
Ytduale and ambitious persons must
be spbordi nated to what is best to do
for the party's success,
ain my city, we are very much in
&efented in the United States sena.
foriaf issue, chiefly because one of
our Foremost citizens, who is also one
81 West yirginia's foremost citizens,
IS Il cRnd idatey for the Republican nom.
inati0n for senator refer to ex.
Governor Albert B. White. We, in
Parkef6burg, hope and believe that
The nomination will go TO him. His
pf0spectB for landing st could not be
hetteff than atfpresent. And, those of
90 Who are Republican feel certain
fhak the nomination could not be be.
slowed upon d better qualified man,
nor n3on one who would be more GER
tin fo carry the party banner to a
triumphant victory.
'fhis next June's primary will be
tha mat time that the party-either
paf wtIl have "a direct say as to
slfo ahail be Ia candidate for United
States Senator, and at the election
20 foiIoWSi IL will be the first time that
fhe fi6opte SofE West Virginia have ever
had Tic privilege to say by their
Fotes. directly cast, who shall be Uni
led Statess senator. think that our
fenpie appreciate this great RESPONSE
biiity and viii !. discharge 1t with the
6efions thought and solemnity to
Which ii ID entitled. One may say
what 10 pleasesN about It, but the
truth Isl that Swheh ~ comes to q state
feiecfingE nE senator to send to Wash
Inkt0n. ID 81 no action to take lightly
80 ysrIss
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be equipped for our lesser state Off
ces, but the fact Is that few men are
equipped to enter the United States
Sente and cut figure there, meas.
uring UP with the big ones, the little
ones, as we all know, don't count.
They just don't belong, that's all.
There Is an aristocracy of intellect
In the United States Senate, and It is
only by superior intellect that a man
may enter there and become a sena.
tor in the full and complete meaning
of the term. For that, and for other
reasons, very many otter reasons, it
behooves state to send Its very best
equipped men to represent 1t in. that
body, and the greatest calmness and
care should be taken by the state in
making the selection.
"In Governor White our state has
such a man. He is prepared by long
and honorable service, by collegiate
education, by natural bent and tenn.
permanent, by a broadened experience
and by many and important tests in
the public service, to enter the SEN
ate, challenge recognition and be &C.
corded In. There is no likelihood Of
him being relegated or ostracised.
Albert B. White would belong-and
l wish you would print that word be.
long in capital letters to emphasize
what am trying to convey. Cover
nor White has arrived at that stage Of
his powers, mental and bodily, which
would make him potential personal
force in the greatest lawmaking body
in the world, and would shed lustre
and fame upon his state. lM
wood county Republicans will give
Governor White rousing and over
whelming majority in the primary. I
haven't any doubt, in my own mind,
but what Governor White will be
called on to head. the ticket In the
state this year."
Congressman Hunter H. Moss was
a caller at the White House on Mon
day morning. Judge Moss called to
tell President Wilson that II a Dem
ocrat is appointed to the bench of the
Supreme Court to succeed the late
Justice Lamar, the, Republicans Of
West Virginia-all the people Of West
Virginia for that matter-would like
very much to see the great honor be.
slowed on. Solicitor General John w.
Davis.
IN reply, the President thanks
Judge Moss for his interest In the
matter, paid a high compliment to