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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-18

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lpner RaOp YdrS uno bisber bait,
man MafnibaftsH bon 3eriiDrerH
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leute, ipelhe als .bltrbs paHagiere"
nit bem Dampfsr .Mntrnio 2ope5"
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-18
Riinitleritreit nm 6inoenburs.
Sat gilbbauer S9immelpfennis ooer
Wialer Mari4aG ben Giiernen 5ss
f6affena

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benburs in Berlin 1T jeBt 9esenitane
zines aiinnitleritreites seiporben, Der
alpif9en benz 9ilbbauer Sspalb
Sdimmelpfenilig aug Berlin unb benz
@erliner Maler 9eorg Marihau alisz
eetrassn ipiro. Mari9au gilt ala Der
geiItise urbeber unb gilbner bes Gis
Iernen Sinoenburg. Sn elmer plauoss
rel in Der v5iiritentpaIber 3eitung" be-
seidnete Der S9riftiteler Or. &i4aro
@alner ben giIbbauer S6immelpfenz
mig, Der bas Sinbenburg SdpsrI
fir 5iiritentpalbe seidaffsn bat, aIs
zen eigentlideu S90pfer beg giIernsn
Sinbenburs in Berlin. 3uerft purbe
lcieIe glnsabe piberipruhslos binges
nommen. bis Maridaa in elmer Ria<
tisftellung bic @rtIdrung perlangts,
bab Der giierne Sinbenburg pon ibn
enttpprfen unb unter ieiuer Seitnng
tergsiteat lei. Or. @agner punbte iicb
harauf an s6immelpfeunis unb s.s
belt BON ibm foIgenbe GrtIaruns:
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benburs m Berlin in einsebntel gees
tursrDbe 1T ausfdIieblid DON mir nit
gans grineer. untergeorDHeter 5i!fs=
Ieiitune beg Walers 9eors Wuri4au
mobellirt pOrben. Die 4usfiibrung
neg Originals lag ausihlieblia in
meineH Sdnoen, Der aopf in Srigiz
nalgr0be iit ausf6liebIi9 mein per-
f0nlibes Wert. Der Mlaler Muri6aa
bat 5par bic anreguns 5ur @ufitels
lung elmer iolhen 8enagelunssfigur
bem 2uftfabrerbunt seseben unb ben
glnftrag entsesensenOmmeu, sr mar
absr abiOlu unfdbis, Elm fOIdes
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Sinbenburs" audi fein Runitnert uaD
als ylagelungsbenfrnal zines Der am
ipenigiten sesliitten lit, 10 itellt gas
Wert bod in I;lbetra9t Der turaen
Seritslungsaeit cine srobe tedniiGs
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nit allen Weittsln eine alarbeit Der
@utpriauft berbeisefiibrt baben, ipenn
es iia Inn Elm aunittpert bailbeI.s,
auf pel6es i6 itolS isin t0nnts. gu
einem iol4en 8unftpert fonnte id es
cher nidt nebr geitulten, ba bic 2lufe
traggeber uuf Der 5ertisiteGuns in Der
beitimmtea tur5en 5rift Inn iebsn
prsts beitanben. Sspalo S4immel=
pfenrig.N
GeOre Marf6aG Der S96pfer oes
Deiiernen Sinbenburs BON Berlin, |
erpibsrte CUR Gnttrdftuns Der BE. !
bauptung bes 8ilbbauers SdimmeIz
pfsnnis, bob sr Der eisentli6e Saos /
pier beg Oentmals lei:
rSfr aus etner SolSbilbbauertpertz
itait berDurgegungene gitbbaaer Sss
tDalb Saimmetpfennis, ter nit 72
anbersa 5oIS6ilbbausrn inter meinsr
aleinigat 2ei!ung al nem Giiernen
SinbsHOGrs ar6eitete, Fat es fdho1
tpieber6olt Dettr;tt, li6 cls ben StDpz (
fer oes @iiernen 6tnbenbure dussus /
gsbsn. Wtit be,niefbsn atht fDnnten
ii6 bi. anberen 72 ,lols6lbbausr
ebenfalls als S10pfer oes Wertes bin /
itslen Der ganse plan bic So.e unb
Dor allen Diugsn Der gntpupf fiir
ben giisrnsn !Sinbsnbr,ro BON Berlin
ftdmmen lebis1id BON mir. Dieier
@rttpurf lag Den miliiteriellen Be-
6Drben, ter SIabt 8erlir, Der Natio=
nalitiftuns uno benz 2uftfahrsrbant
Dpr. Giniiimmla ip,rrbe mir Der 4uf4
tsaa aui sisIm Ga.ssarf bia sa tbsiI. |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-18
Srof T..

Observation-Disclosures nod ein<
mall" risf Der Seufel mibpersniisI.
sWobin ioI benn bas fiibren: 9a bus
ben iebt bic Wenfden idon tpieber elm
9eilmittel sesen cine ibrer Saupts
trantbeiten ssfunben!"
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brummte feline llrsrobmuiter. .gis
bic lBeiien barunter elm WsitteI seseu
zine arontbeit ftnben. brinsen Die
5oren inter ibnen bre nelle berppr!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-18

ftr Wunfm mdr,
Wutter au ipers
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mails ein 3tnb ia,
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-18
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Dr.. Walter Griess
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Rinssbstt fiir aohsn far bic samiitsn Gsants
IuiiImnYh.

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Gpuntb Commtfftoner'S pfieg
Cincinnati, Ohio. 49, Gepiember 1915.
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Gcnntb Gonfmifioners I'm gnirribdms, QtHein'
nut. cbio, bis 12 iibr ghttaes, 9teHffnp, ben
@. Sficber 1916, fiir bic eieferurg an bic pa
milton Qountn 5niirmarp gu garihaae. Dbto.
bon fiut,sbB Sinberi (i5b0) 2ornen, mfpf
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ben Big syour @eleiieH gu QGttbdpe, Ohio. gu
foIben 3tlien uuo In fplfsr nuartitdtsn, fuie
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1919.
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6etr fsin bon etnsm Honb IN ber Robe Boa
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Tt4. bor trsenbstr rbcr uus dnasoots 81 ost
msiffn
: Sm gptiras S.s soarS Of SGrhlt0a gsnsus
gemiHiHsqners.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-09-16
WILSON is LAYING
CAMPAIGN PLANS

Long Branch, N. j.. Sept. l4.-Presi-
dent Wilson today for the first time
gave detailed consideration to his
campaign for reelection. In the exc
cutive ofilces at Asbury Park he went
over reports from political leaders in
various states and began mapping out
his plans for the next two months.
Postmaster General Burleson, one of
Mr.. Wilson's chief political advisers,
Is at Spring Lake, near here visiting
Secretly McAdoo and this morning the
two cabinet members went over the
political situation with Secretary Tu-
multy. 1t was indicated that greater
attention would be paid to the cam
paign in Oregon. Washington. Utah
and California because of reports re-
ceived by administration officials lead
ing them to believe democratic pros
poets in those normally republican
states are excellent
While the president will make no
final plans for leaving here until
further developments in the illness of
his sister, Mrs. Anne E Howe several
trips away from Shadow Lawn were
discussed tentatively Mr. Wilson
will go by automobile on September
26 to Princeton, N. j.. to vote in the
democratic primaries.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-09-16
WILL DISCUSS
CHARITY PLANS
Local Committee Working
on State Session to Meet
for Arrangements

The local committee. which Is to
have charge Of all arrangements for
the state meeting Of corrections and
charities here in October, will meet
at 430 o'clock Friday afternoon in the
public room Of the First National bank
building. ..
Interest is growing in the coming
sessions, which open on Sunday, Octo-
Der % and close Tuesday, October a.
and there promises to be at least $50
social workers from the state here.
Everyone pays his own expenses, with
the exception Of the out-of-state speak
ers, so the work of the local committee
will have only to do with the location
Of meeting places, headquarters. men,
bership in the conference and the So
cial features in connection.
Every part Of the three days pro-
gram will be important. but those of
special interest will be on Sunday af-
ternoon Sunday evening and Monday
morning at II o'clock. These will
deal with Iowa's responsibility toward
the delinquent and neglected girl and
juvenile and probation work. John D.
Hunter. chief probation officer for
Cook county. will be the chief speaker
on these subjects. He will be assisted
by several workers from Iowa
At 10 O'Clock on Monday Iowa's next
step In the care and control Of feeble
mindedness will be discussed. On
Monday evening Charles F.. Weller,
president Of the American association
Of playground and recreation, will talk
about playground work
On Tuesday the child labor law, So
cial research In Iowa and public health
from the standpoint Of tuberculosis,
will be some Of the chief topics to be
discussed.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-09-16
IOWA APPLE CROP 49,. .
+ ABOUT HALF SIZE

Des Moines, Sept. IA. -Iowas ap.
pie crop this year will total about
$500, 900 bushels, 1t was announced
here today by Wesley Greene. secre-
tary of the state historical society.
who compiled statistics and made an
estimate of the crop. Last years crop,
Mr.. Green said, was about 100000
bushels.
The secretary said that not only Is
the apple crop in Iowa short. but there
Is a distinctly short crop throughout
the middlewest generally.
Commercial apple growers in Iowa.
who have taken proper precautions
with their orchards. will have salts
factory crop, however, IN the opinion
Of the statistician. He pointed out
that the shortage will enable these
dealers to obtain prices much higher
than would have been the case had not
the crop been light.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-09-16
s tor / e~

AS usual Mrs Merton enlivened the
dinner table conversation with an &C.
count of the new. servant
81 don't know much about her yet
she said, but she is good natured
and harmless at any rate
How did you find that OUT" Mr..
Merton.
by her singing. She is always
singing at her work"
Mr.. Merton slapped viciously at the
back of his neck.
That's no sign" he said. "a mos
quito does that
Once serious minded young man
sought out the father of the girl of his
choice with the announcement that he
hoped the father would place no OBJ
stacle in the way of their marriage.
fhe old man scowled at the young
one for moment or SO, and then
growled out:
$50 you want to marry my daughter
eh?"
Yes. sir" said the serious minded
young man, looking more solemn than
ever.
Can you support family z asked
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-09-16
PROSECUTORS OF ....
ORPET DEFEATED

Chicago, Sept 14-An echo of the
recent trial of Will Fl. Orpet, the Uni
versity of Wisconsin student, who was
acquitted OF the murder of Marion
Lambert, appeared in the primary cleo
ton returns from Lake and McHenry
counties today In the former, Ralph
J. Dady, states attorney, who prose
cuted the Orpet case, was defeated for
the republican nomination for the Of
Ace he now holds, according to avail
able returns. A similar fate in Nc
Henry county overlook David B. JOS
Ign, who was special attorney prose
cutting Orpet
Joslyn was defeated for the repub.
lican nomination for states attorney
by Vincent S. Lumley, while James G.
Welsh appeared certain of victory over
Dady in Lake county.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-09-16
STILL BEING PROTECTED.

A news dispatch yesterday toiu ho'<
efforts of American importers to Sc
cure the release from British hands
NJ German and Austria shipments
valued at millions Of dollars, had talt'
ed. That explains why the country is
prosperous without republican pro-
tective tariff The war is doing the
work of the tarif-kee ping out foreign
made goods and giving American man
ufacturers chance to supply the
great American market.
A republican tariff Is admittedly a
revenue producer and this fact is garb
led so as to make it appear that the
protective revenue is a basic factor IN
the increased cost of living. But the
real value of the protective tariff
other than it's ability to make stamp
sand war" and special taxes unneces'
sary-is to build up and encourage
home industry. BY putting tax upon
GOODS from foreign countries, the
American manufacturers are enabled
to make a stronger bid for the home
market. II American manufacturers
had to supply the entire home marker.
there would be work for every man IN
the nation, and every factory building
would be running extra hours.
Everybody who gives the matter
any intelligent thought, knows that the
nation is prosperous when there Is
work for all men and that it is not
PROSPEROUS when idleness prevails
The cost of living is not the determln-
INK factor. Even if bread sold at one
cent a loaf and meat at one cent u
Mound people void starve to death II
they could not secure employment anu
wages. When they have the work.
they can live and prosper no matter
what level prices attain.
Therein is the fallacy of the free
trade argument The buying OF
cheaply produced foreign goods shuts
nm American factories and throws
American men out Of employment.
The price then ceases to mean any
thing because a dollar is fortune to
the man who has no employment while
4 hundred dollars is not an insur-
mountable obstacle to the man with
employment.
A protective tariff gives every man
the opportunity to earn money, anc
when he has money, he can prosper.
The war is saving Americans from
the ills that accompany free trade,
for-revenue-only tariff law such as now
obtains.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-09-16
FEW WOMEN USE
PARTIAL RIGHTS

Chicago, Sept. II. Less than four
teen per cent OF the registered women
voters in Chicago ballotted in the prf-
mary yesterday according to returns
today. The small vote cast by wo
men was attributed to the scarcity of
Offices for which they might vote.
More democratic women than repub.
lican went to the polls, returns indi-
cate. There were approximately o.
900 votes of democratic women, to 16.
900 for republican women. The total
women vote is expected to reach about
10000. .f
Mrs. Susan N. Smith celebrated her
eighty-third birthday yesterday by vot-
ing for the first time. ,s =
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-09-16
IOWA CUARDsMEN FIRED
ON BY MEXICAN BANDITS
Lieut. FindIey OF The Third Regiment
Returns Shots And Drives On-
known Assailants Away.

Des Moines. Sept. IA Private al.
vices reaching Des Moines today said
that Lieut.. Park Findley, third infan-
try. Iowa national guard. was not In
jured by shots fired at him across the
Rio Grande by an unknown Mexican
late yesterday. Press dispatches last
night chronicled the incident and said
that although Lieut. Findley returned
the fire the Mexican escaped.
Findley Is well known throughout
Iowa both as physician and man OF
military affairs. He served with the
fifty.first Iowa throughout the Filipino
insurrection and later as military
free lance" took part In Nicaraguan
and Guatemalan revolutions. He ls
acting adjutant to Brig. Fl. A. Allen in
command Of the Iowa troops.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-09-16

gree from Gettysburg college. He &C.
quired the degree doctor Of philosophy
at Johns Hopkins in 1913 and was i'm
medlately appointed instructor. He
has held the position since.
DR.. Whitney has been lecturer Of
the American institute of Bankers for
Baltimore the last two years and was
to have given special courses this
year for the bankers of that city. He
is frequent contributor to the Amer
lean Economic Review. as we'll as to
leading newspapers of the country.
He comes recommended by Professors
Holiday and Barnett Of Johns Hop
kins as valuable man for the Iowa
school of commerce. The university
hopes with his aid to have one of the
best banking courses In America.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-09-16
STOCKS SELLING
AT RECORD RATE

New York, Sept. 1.-THE extraor-
binary rise in the stock market of the
last fortnight. unequalled since last
years movement in war brides, at
tanned wider and more impressive pro-
portions today, the first hours trad
ing Of almost half million shares be-
ing attended by gain Of one to three
points in industrials, equipments, mo-
tors, oils and shares of almost every
other description, with twenty point
advance in Bethlehem Steel at 575.
United States Steel was the chief fea-
ture early, rising to 1G61a in the first
hour and exceeding its previous rec
ord by three-fourths Of point.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-09-16
CONFESSED SLAYER
duplicates OTHERS

Ironwood, Mich, Sept a. Arthur
Waltonen, accused of participation in
the murder of Mrs. Elizabeth Nichols,
wealthy New York widow. and who is
today en- route to New York City in
the custody OF detectives, declared be.
fore he left here last night that there
were others who would have to take
their medicine He was positive that
Onni Talas. now serving life SEN
tence in Sing Sing prison had a hand
in the conspiracy to murder Mrs.
Nichols. H.
/, Mrs. Nichols, Waltonen said, was
not killed, but died Of heart disease,
probably superinduced by fright
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-09-16
COUNTY TAXES
WILL n D I BE
H|CHER|N 1917
Supervisors Levies Do Not
Change Total Amount;
Will Be 20 Mills
SOME SHIFTING is
MADE AMONG ITEMS

The taxes which Wapello county
people will pay in 1917 will not be.
any higher than those for this year,
This Is assured by the levies fixed
on all properties by the board of sup
until late Wednesday afternoon. The
county levy, combined with the state
assessment. amounts to 20 mills
While the total Is not changed a shift
ing has been made on some OF the
items included which, the board thinks,
will tend to equalize the valuations. 4
The levies as they are now ready
for the auditor follow:
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-09-16
SITE FOR ARMOR
PLANT DISCUSSED

Washington, D. c.. Sept. 1.-THE
government will construct it's own
armor plate factory. in the opinion of
naval officers, when hearings on the
question Of the selection of a site for
the proposed $11.000,O00 armor plant
were resumed at the navy department
today. 49, ....
Additional offers OF sites were made
before Secretary Daniels and other
naval ohicials today. Advantages Of
Rhode Island cities were urged first.
The claims Of more than a hundred
middles western and eastern cities al.
ready have been presented.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-09-16

the father, searching the youths face
narrowly
The latter reflected moment and
then asked. F." ...t..'
How many are there Of you, sir?"
II had curious experience the 9th.
er day" said the light fingered man.
Il was in big Sixth Avenue store
when the whole electric apparatus
went wrong and all the different de.
partments became as black as pitch
my world" said former confed.
crate. What bit of luck What
did you get:" .
Nothing said the light fingered
man. II happened to be in the piano
department
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-09-16
BRITISH COLUMBIA
VOTING ON LIQUOR

Vancouver. B. c., Sept. IA. Tho
electors of British Columbia are vot.
ing today on the prohibition bill sub
mitted to referendum by the proyin.
cial government. The measure pro-
hibits the sale of liquor as beverage,
after July l. 1917.
For mechanical, medicinal and sac.
ramental purposes liquor. may be pur.
chased in limited quantities from ven
doris attached to the provincial police
service The burden of proof in con.
nection with any prosecution for thsI
illegal sale of liquor is upon the acs
cused.
Enforcement Of the law will be placs
ed in the hands Of the municipal and
provincial police.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-09-16
HOW WE END UP.

A large insurance company claims
that out of one hundred average
healthy men of twenty-five at sixty
1--WE .-.
Fifty-four will be dependent upon
relatives, friends or charity;
Thirty-six will be dead;
Five will still be earning their daily
bread;
Four will be wealthy;
One will be rich.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-09-16
TO COURT MARTIAL CAPTAINS.

Washington, D. c.. Sept 14.--Maj-
Gen. Funston's request for the return
to the border, probably for trial by
court martial. of Captains Laas and
Walrath Quartermasters of the first
and second regiments, respectively.
was received today at the war depart
ment and referred to the central de-
partment commander with instructions
that it be compiled with. a
1t Is alleged that the two Officers
failed to account for some forty horses
issued to their regiments by the gov
eminent. b H. ID. .m
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-09-16
HOPKINS MAN is
COMING TO IOWA

Iowa City. Sept. a.. DIR. n r.
Whitney. instructor in political econ.
omy in Johns Hopkins university, Bal
timore, is coming to the University of
Iowa as assistant professor of econ.
omics. Professor Whitney will have
charge of the work in money, banking
and statistics.
BY both education and practical ex-
perience the new man has fitted him.
self for hi especially. He spent two
years in the Miners Deposit bank at
Lykens. Pa and four years with the
Continental Trust company OF Phila-
delphia.
In 1906 he received the A. B. de-
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-09-16
VOLUNTEERS FIGHT
FIRES IN FORESTS

San Francisco, Sept. IA. Federal
and state forestry officials were max
ing every effort today to conquer
forest fires burning over thousands of
acres of timber and farm lands along
the central California coast. Hundreds
OF volunteers have been called upon
and the prisoners of one county Jail
we're released that they might aid
Reports early today from San Jose.
Monterey, Santa Rosa and other towns
indicated most of the fires we're being
controlled #
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-09-16
A FAKE ISSUE.

The liquor business is legally dead
n iowa and everyone knows it. But
II prohibition were really an issue in
the state, Mr.. Meredith as candidate
for governor on the democratic ticket
would not be permitted to proclaim
himself dry" His party would not
let him do so. The voters are not go.
ing to allow themselves to be tricked
by such political bunk.