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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-28
i'm hnmharntRrtpn 0nr5.
@on eiuem arieasberidteritatter an ber sionsofront.

5rembe iast, neil es ibnen feline Irs
Felt geben fam.
Ollie bieie sefansenen Staliener fes
Fen intelligent aus unb tptFen gut 81
er3Gblen. uno INNER tebren In tbren
Grsdblunsen Die 2eiben ipieber, bic
fe in Der feurisen !SDne Der Yoogora
uno bes Monte San Mibele bur9s
eema9t baben. 8ienei9t iibertreihen
fie Elm penis, tpie bies @efangene
germ au tun pflegen, aber zines Taft
fih aus alien Sdilberunsen bon
Sreuno uno Sein6 entnebmen, bab
6ieie teioen 8ersb0ben rno cine
critic. Der Wonte @abptino, bic @Drs
rnmittelbar bef9iben, bon Mitte
Sttober Biz beute pirtlid cine 9Dlle
setpefen iinb, in Der sanae italienifhe
Resimenter fir INNER D~erfanten. Mie
cir sepaltiger Mins umf9lisben lie
bonn Weften, BON Roroen unb Giiben
sic Staot @Dra, bas beiBerfebnte 3iel
Ger lebten itaIienifaen ansriffe.
II 4 II
9ie lanoesibIiden Jnbriperfe, Die
TINS mad @Dr5 brinsen folIten, ertns
rern febr an oie aud in 9aIisien
pertpenbeten. Man bot in biefem
4riese oen sroBen Wert Der tleinen
bosnifden unb saliaif9en pferbden
ertannt, bic atpar feline sroben 2nften
i6leppen t0nnen, aber felbif auf Den
fbpierisIten Straben pprtpGrts toms
men uno i'm 9odsebirse trittii9er
finb. Ser Nadidub tptrb, iotpeit
niht Mutomobile pertpenbet tperben,
ebenfo tpie Ser Observation-Disclosures
port faH ausf9liebli9 bur9 foIds
5ubrperte beforst. Die beiben naos
nifeln" f9lagen oenn aud einen sez
miitliden Srab an, uno nod elmer
Galben Stunbe feben mir bereits bas
bod aufragenbe &aitell bon @Drs,
bon f9peren bunflen Resentpplten
iiherbanseu. limo bant1 Die gauge
fdDnselesene S~fonaoftaot. @ie mir
tie @oritaot pafieren f9lGgt nit
sepaltisem &naa elm paar bunoert
Sdritte bon uns cine fdpere itaIiee
riide @ranate Elm, balb barauf cine
3peite. Bon i%rsenOpo antporten bann
unfere eisenen @ef9iibe, unb aus
fiiblider Ri9tuns, bon San Midele
Der, erbrDbnt unaufbDrlider. INNER
iidrter tperbenber BUMPER aanonens
fpnner. Man fpiirt, oaB man in Der
Gtaot on Der Gront TT, in Der Stabt,
Die felbf einen Sell 6es groBen
Gdladtfelbes am Sfonao bilbet.
pSn @Dr5 tit INNER ettpas los"
batte uns in unierem lebten 0uars
tierort Sisnortna Ottilia, bic feds
sebnidbrise Sanbelsf9ulerin, sefast,
Die tire gltern aus benz sefdbrliden
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-28
@Sra, mitte gsobember.

@0rs, Mitte Nobember.
gebor mir nod 9Sra fubren. be-
fn9ten mir Die sefansenen Staliener,
lie in Der Na4t ins Sorf gebraat
ipor6en tparen. sic batten eben gez
fribitiidt nno paren germ geneist,
iber ben Rries, iiber @Dra unb ans
6ere intereKante 9inse gu plaubern.
sic tparen redt gut selaunt, namentz
lid ein fdparaer 8uri9e aus @ez
rua, feines 3eiaens 3~uderbader unb
Dor benz 3riese in 2pon beoienftet,
ladte iibers gauge @eii9t. als CT
franaSfi9 anseiprp9en puroe.
.Dosn bieier &riesg" meinte er.
.8ein Menf1 fpeiB, tDarur1 man IN
.Sialien ben &ries ansefansen bat.
Der Seufef pole Salmbru; Ct ftedt
nit ben 2ieferanten unter elmer
Sede!"
.Sa, ja1 - fubr er in feinen drs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-28

@5r3 ipesse6radt butten. Das mar
;br gar ni9t re9t. oenn friiber i'm
srie6en por's in @prieia fur4tbdr
langtpeilig, unb iebt. tpo enblid ein.
nal mos sefdiebt uns obenorsin
@ranatenferien finb, mub Stttlia
pegbleiben. Mit ibr elm paar Saus
isno anoere @Draer. bic suraeit in ben
auartieren am Sfonso tpobnten.
Tortbin beseben mir uns nun alss
faIb, ba mir aubem BON bort aus
einen Bid auf Die pp6sora tun
ionnten. Die Straben In bieiem
@iertel fnb taft meni@enleer, nro
nan peritebt bas febr gut. ipena mai
Ole bon @ranatens uno S9rdpneas
itiiden bunbertfa9 bur9l04ertsn, Dem
sSlufe 5nsetpanbten Sdufermaiert
iiebt. Mande fd0ne palme. man6er
2orbeerbaum trdst nod oeutlide
Gpuren Der 8ei1ieBuns, unb psle
Ger mGdtisen alien 8aumftdmme ba'
Zen f6pere Wunben bdbonsetrasen.
Sier pfeifen Die @efdofie. Die unieren
SoIbaten auf Der pOosara augeoaat
iparen, absr gu bod sinsen, uno iiber
ben Berg binipes nod Der @taSt flos
gen, DEFENDERS bidt. Bon bier aus
tam man oafiir bic beriibmte 5Dbe
sans beutli9 feben. Sang fahl nno
lter 1T Der 9ans, unb nlr orei laub@
lpie 8Gumden rasen einfam IN bic
SSbe. gu 9lnfang Der admpfe itano
tort elm frif6er ariiner Malo, ben
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-28

fiibrt Der Mes gum Sfonso binab.
Srdse flieBt Ct nit gelbliden Wosen
Gem Weere gu. an feinen llfern aber
1T bas 2eben ausseitorben. Die friis
Ter 10 polfreiben @iertel Der unte>
zen Staot liesen aerfdoFen un6 Ders
Ebet ba.
Dafiir berrf9t in Der inneren
Staot siemli9 reyes 2eben, ia biele
seflidtete' 8epobner iinb nod Der
5%reiten SfonsofhIadt a~uriidsetebrt
u1b in Der Gtabt seblieben, bic @es
f6afte fino auf Der Dem Geinbe abb
gepan6ten Strabenfeite often, unb
Die meiiten Wirtsbduier fino sefiillt.
pie In ben beiten Saser. Merfpiirs
Dig: Der 8arbier r~aiierte mid, unb
fsine Sanb aitterte niht i'm seringz
item, als tpenise Straben meter cine
f1ipere italieniide @ranate NIT befs
tigem &ra9en einf1Iug. oils i9 2lns
fihtstarten taufte, Hang ebenfaus
etne @rplofion gang nabe, aber sic
9ertdufertn faste gang rubis: Sin
G9rapneIM.
Gin bolfommener 5atalismus lGBt
biefe Menfden i'm @randtenregen 10
rabig leben. nie i'm Srieben. sic iinb
aud Elm bib9en ftols barauf oab
2eute hierberfommen unb bas fprs
oerbar finben. 2Gdeln6 tpebren lie
ab: SIS 1T ia nidts babel =.
Die Staliener treffen ia bod
nidt,A iaste Die @erfGuferin Ser 9ns
iidtsfarten, als pb in bieiem Sdle
has Ridttreffen nidt senaiI 70 gee
fdbrlid, ia eisentli1 gefGbrIider
mare als oas Sreffen.
Man sebt natiirlin audi in bas
fe,iibmt eetporoene Cafe, faIt an jes
Fem Der burdl6dtrten Genfter fbt
ein @ait, fdliirft feinen Raffee uno
Iieit fe~eIenrubis feline 3eitung. Ser
eelner oeriidert. boB iebt Bic SEM
tterplGse nod sefuAter iinb ols TN
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-28

polite. Seine GItern bdtten cine sros
&c Greube oariiber, bab er fdon elm
70 beriibmter Mann setporoen fei.
Die friibaeitise Ddmmeruns Der
furaen Spdtkrbittase fentte fih aufs
2anb, aIs i9 BON @0ra abi9ieo
nabm. Die fleinen pfero9en sinsen
einen f9lanten Srab. als MOLTEN lie
70 raid tpie mDsli9 aus Der ilnses
miitliden @taot tommen. gu bieier
Gtunbe fteiserte fi9 bas 4rtiaeries
icuer 3u unerb0rter 9eftigteit. Wtr
mars, als 5piirte i9 trob Der raf4en
8agenbetpesuns Elm lei9tes 3ittern
bes 8pbens. Mm ftdrtften bonnerte Is
in Der @esenb bes San Mi9ele. Wie
Elm unaufbDrli9es balo ftGrteres balo
i6pG9eres Stolen Hang es aus Der
Ri6tung bes Meeres. Oie umrihe
bes Midele tpareu bur9 bidte
sacudpoIten beseidnet, unb bon Der
9oosora Der blibts bdufis oas Miins
tungsfeuer Der @eidiBe auf. 5initer
puroe es in Der Stabt gDrs, iiber
Ter ole gebel bes Sfonso aufitiesen,
Inn lie por ben Qnsriffen oes tiidis
ffen 5einbes gu faiiBen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-28

Erieben. Runder Dffisi.r f.bt f@
grinoldbli9 nrr gum Jeniter. Srob
Der 5ablreiden @ef9oFe uno aud
einer sans.n 9ranate. bic in bas Cos
tai fielen. 1T nur gang am anfans
fes arieses elm 9auptmann am Stns
Fer f9iper ~peripunbet porSen.
Sas 9oteI lit bis duf cine @ras
rate, Die i'm @arten nisberfiel, gars
Inbef6Gbist seblieben. Ser pictoIo
Srbanu bate ni9ts basesen, ipenu
her &ries nod elm Sabr bauert. gu
9esinn Der Sample Inn @6rs fli9s
teie namIid Der sasbafte 3ablteIlner
IN cine rubisere 9esenb, uno inn
fplste aud Der SpeHentrdser, 70 bab
Scbunn nit ieinen fiinfssbn Sabren
eur @iirbe bes 3abltelners empprs
itteg. Mit Stols eradblt er, bab er
in brei Monaten tauienb &roner srs
ipart Fat. Sobann neib alles. Seine
@ranate, feline SIieserbombe entsebt
feinem sei9ulten Sbr unO er fii9rt
Bud iber ole oiefe greisnife. Oenn
er peiB, bab pdbrenb bes &rieses
pu6 mad Dem ariese JremSe in sros
fer 3abl nod @Ora tommen tperben.
GieIe Sremoen tperoen erfahren lpols
len, pie bos nit Der S9ieberei in
Ger eriten, stpeiten. britten uno pors
ldufig bierten ,3fon5oidla@t sefpefen
lit. l1no i9 ION inn nur ia bic 3ei'
ians fdiden, tuenn id etpas iibsr
@Sra unb iiber ibn bineinf4reiben
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-28
9ie ustrake Der EatriOten."

- ...
8ie bic South 2onbon preB" be-
ri9tst, bat cine forsfdltise Statittt
erseben, bob unter allen Straben
2onbons bic Srafalsar Street itd
am patriotifditen erpieien bat. SIN
@erbdItnis gu Der 9duferan3abl =
insseIamt $50 - baben fi9 in bieier
Strabe ON meiiten 8etpobner, ndms
lid It's, gum Seeresbient semelbet.
Die SrafaIsar Street 1T trob ibres
grobortisen Namens eine 5iemlid uns
Ideinbare Strabe i'm Wabportbs
8iertel. Sic pirb, pie bas 2onboz
i1sr 8Iatt mil Stols erpdbnt, bon
nun al bic .StraBe Der patrioten"
genannt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-28
+. j. koeIIer,
edmitb II. @agtnmadtr
Sermaun. 800.

Scd merbe be'rebi ieiu u bic behe ar.
beiien nnb apaaren 5u I~ieTern. Sd, bobe
LANCE GrIabrpns I'm pierbebefdIa9en Jos
ipobl tpie i'm Sd)miebe. unb Wasenbanbs
iperf.
Tarmipasen, 9uaaies, Wlanur.G preabs
ers unb Tarm Waidinen an Sanb cher
auf 9eItelnna 3u aiinItiaen 9ccinaunsen
unb 5u annebmbaren Treiien aeliefert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-28

Der &ries ssrfebt unb aerftampft bat.
Gin alter Serr, ber am Gube Der
ppbsora ipobnte, ersdhlte mir. tpts
mon bas Gterben bes Waloes bon
@Drs aus mitaniehen tonnts. Bon
brit fab es aus, als oh fia bic 8dils
me fin sur Rube Ieser ipiiroen; elmer
nod benz anberer, Bis rur mebr iene
brei Stdmm9en blieben, Die pielei9t
morser aud binfinten tperben. Sier
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-28
gefa9isunssnad,peis.

Serrieb, Srise, ipo fommft bern bi
alf cinma[ Der, id benfe, on lie9It I'M
Sfiibengraben in Slauberu?
War id ood), aber ipie mein Wedior
h1rte, baB i'd in Sibil Siebtreiber bin,
bat er mir gIeid gun Sransporfetr bon
Sc ~eefangene gn9ldnberS gennaftl'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-28
nrstheitsberaubups 70.

sic baben Sbre Sod5eit aufsei9oben,
sndbises JrduIeina Der Serr grdua
tisam ftebt ipobl nit i'm 5eloee
9sein, Iein! glber iasen sic bod
ielbit: Mohin f0nrite man iebt i'm
arisse cine 9odseitsrsiie maaen2!
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-12-23
High School Notes.

The play Crawford" given by the sen
Tor girls of Hypatia Friday evening was
a decided success. Although the night
was very cold large audience attended
and the play was enjoyed by all. The re-
ceipts amounted to $50, which sum will
be deposited in the fund which the club
is accommodating toYard the purchase of
a piece of Statuary or some other appro-
PIRATE gift for our new high school audi.
forum.
Community singing, led by Supt Muir.
ply and Miss Eileen Harrington, was
held in the high school on Monday and
Wednesday evenings. Christmas carols
to be sung at the municipal Christmas
tree were practiced. A large number of
people were present and dance was en-.
ioyed after the singing. Community
singing will be held once every month
for the ensuing year. Everybody is in
vited to come and make this evening an
enjoyable one.
The grades are busy practicing their
Christmas programs. There will be no
program in the High Room this year, the
play Crawford" having taken the place
of the regular program. The grade pro-
grams will be given Friday afternoon.
The. Seniors are reading Millions Para.
disc Lost" the Juniors, Midsummer
Nights Dream" the Freshmen, rip Van.
Wrinkle"
The High School Boys Quartette and
the Eighth Grade Orchestra we're on the
program for the Iron County Farmers
Institute which was held Tuesday night.
Come and sing around our tree Christ
mas night. at half past seven.
The girls are busy stringing popcorn
for the community tree and the boys are
working like beavers on the skating rink.
The out OF town teachers are departing
for their homes the end of this week
Hurrahl Schools out! Merry Xmas!
JAH
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-12-23
Be Careful Of Fire.

From the standpoint of safety to
life and property there is as much
need for safe and sane Christmas
as for a safe and sane Fourth of
July. The ordinary Christmas tree,
rapidly growing dry in warm rooms,
filled with open candies, covered
with cotton snow and paper decor
atoms, surrounded by excited child
rem, easily tipped over and usually
near curtains or other inflammables
introduces fire hazard into the
home as dangerous and criminal
ly careless as was the old time sa-
turnalia of death and destruction
on the Fourth of July.
Christmas is peculiarly the child
rens festival, but the safety as we'll
as the happiness of the children
and of the home should be consid-
cred. Too often the holiday re-
joicing has been turned into a time
of mourning by Christmas tree
fires. The danger of such accidents
can be greatly reduced by exercis-
ing reasonable precautions. The
following recommendations are
agreed upon by the fire prevention
authorities:
Use electric lights, if possible, or
enclosed rather than open candles.
If open candles are used. place the
tree where it is not exposed to
drafts, and provide a solid base
we'll braced. Use asbestos snow, in
stead of cotton, and non flammable
tree ornaments, bar paper festoons
and bells and celluloid ornaments,
as the latter ignite easily, even
from contact with an electric light.
The paternal Santa Claus needs
protection as we'll as the children,
and father should be warned not
to wear cotton whiskers and hair,
but be equipped with asbestos or
flame proofed decorations.
Children should be warned not
to touch the Christmas tree, a fire
extinguisher or a pail of water
should be kept handy, and the To-
cation of the nearest fire alarm box
or the fire department should be
memorized. The observance of
these warnings will prevent a re-
currence of the countless domestic
tragedies which have turned an oc-
casion of JOY into a time of mourn
ing and will conserve the life and
property of the nation.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-12-23
BY ARTHUR W. DUNN.

Washington, Dec. 21.-[ Special. 1T
ought not be surprising If embargoes
should be adopted by the United States
In view of the universal complaint of
high prices of all commodities. Not
only Is there complaint about the
very high prices OF food. but there Is
also very serious complaint about the
high price of clothing which seems to
have been affected by the tremendous
amount Of cotton which goes into the
manufacture OF explosives used In the
European war Then there is the com
plant of the users OF paper, many OF
whom see ruinatiOn of their business II
something is not done to relieve the
situation. An embargo has been sug-
gested on paper. large quantities Of the
best qualities Of which are now sent to
Europe The users of paper can make
themselves heard throughout the cOun-
try and would have tremendous in
fluence in bringing about an embargo
on that material IL they should unite In
such demand
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-12-23
Methodist Episcopal Church
SunClaY- Dad. "a.

Sunday, Dec. "a.
Preaching services 1880 a. m.--
The pastor will preach a sermon
bearing on Christmas.
Sunday School HAS. Lesson -
81 nto Us Son is Given"
Epworth League 6:15.
Topic, The First Christmas Circle
and Ours.
7p. m. a Christmas service will
be held. Religious program viii be
given by Sunday school and choir.
This is Christmas Eve. Come and
share the spirit of this service.
Wednesday, Prayer service at $50.
Thursday, choir practice.
All welcome to above services.
Harold j. Armjtage,
Pastor.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-12-23
Notice to Taxpayers.

Notice is hereby given by the under
signed town treasurer of the town of
Vaughn that the tax roll for said town
fol the year 1916 is IN my hands for
collection. and that the taxes charged
therein are subject to payment at my
office commencing Dec. 2lst and at
any time prior to the Slst day of Jan
uary, 1917.
That after the Slst day of January
I shall proceed to collect the taxes re-
manning unpaid in the manner au-
thOrized by law. Penalty of per cent
after Feb list.
F. NJ. REIBLE,
Town Treasurer
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-12-23
Fitz a Little Impatient.

Congressman Fitzgerald Is becoming
just little impatient over the delay In
enacting an embargo law for food
stults, 1t really begins To look as If be
would have 10 wait long time for any
such action. Congress is rather shy OF
emhargops
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-12-23
Moose Meeting.

Ironwood lodge No 67a. l.. Q. O. NJ.
meets every Monday evening in the
Moose hall, Ironwood. All members
are reQue sted to be present and visit
ing brethren are cordially invited.
/. X. Hydar, Secretary.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-12-23
sunday school at l1:45.

Sunday school at 1l:45.
Lesson: Unto Us a Son is Given, lisa
Opt.
Sunday evening ~ 80
Italian Religious Conference with
Lock bursts pictures of Life of Christ
will be shown.
Tuesday evening at : O'Clock,
X. O. X. A. Club.
Wednesday p m-Children's story
and game hour. Stereoptican pictures
of Nansen's Polar Expedition.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-12-23
How Rumors Begin.

what caused the terrific slump In
Y. Y. u. Consolidated this afternoon2"
The president OF the company alb
this morning thinking 1t was the en-
trance to the store next door. Some
body saw him, anG the report got
around that he was In financial Diff
culties."-St Louis Post Dispatch.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-12-23
Nervous Women.

When the nervousness is caused by
constipation, as is often the case,
You will get quick relief by taking
Chamberlaiu's Tablets. These tablets
also improve the digestion. Obtain
able eyeryW here.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-12-23
Claim Agents Still Busy.

Claims by politicians did not stop
when Chairman Wilcox conceded the
Democratic victory and Hughes sent
his congratulations to President Will
son. The claim agents are busy around
the house of representatives The ques-
tion as 10 who will control seems to be
still in doubt aud both parties assert
that they will organize the Sixty fifth
congress.
IL there is no extra session which is
not probable-death may determine
who will control when the house meets
a year hence. In a membership of 435
it would not be surprising II three or
four men should die and such deaths
might change the political complexion
Of the house.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-12-23
Good for Constipation.

Chamberlain Tablets are excellent
for constipation. They are pleasant to
take and mild and gentle in effect.
Obtalnable everywhere.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-12-23

Friday evening at $50.
Young Mems Athletic Club
Saturday night of this week a
O'Clock the Sunday school wifi y
it's Christmas program. |
you will enjoy what the Chi iaxsA
and do. There will also 3 s''9
Hoffman's pictures of the 1saze
Christ. Everyone is invited fe :
Christmas entertainment.
Chester l.. HarrzkH
Mfnsf
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-12-23
The Votes of Women.

As efforts continue to secure vote
on the woman suffrage amendment
there is discussion of the part women
voters played in the last campaign.
The position of Mr.. Hughes and the
attitude of President Wilson did not
the other was an observation of Con
gresham Mondell. who represents the
original woman suffrage state of Wyo-
ming. He says that women Of the west
were under the same influences as the
uen.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-12-23

Congressman CuIop OF Indiana looks
on with approval OF the proposition to
string out the Joint commission rail
road hearing for year or more. He
told some of his fellow members that
his information was that when con.
gresham was appointed ON such a com
mission and the congressman was de
feated IN the elections that he went
right along holding his job and draw
ing the salary Of a congressman. Cul-
lop is correctly Informed as to past
commissions. He Is also one OF the de
feated. aud he may hold down Il good
job for "A long time Commissions are
never In any hurry Ia close up their
business.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-12-23
MAY PUT EMBARGO
ON SEVERAL ITEMS
Cotton and Paper as Well as
Food Situation Serious.
CONGRESS MUST ACTQUICkLY

Short Session Allows Little Time For
Consideration Of important Measure
Investigation and Punishment For
Unwarranted High Prices Considered,
Best Method Of Reducing Costs.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-12-23
Hurley Presbyterian Church.

Copper St, Hurley, Wis.
Preaching Services at 1880,
Theme-A Christmas Message.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-09-17
ADMINISTRATION
is ATTACKED BY TAFT

New York, Sept. An his first ut
terance OF the campaign. a letter to
the Hughes National College league
made public here today William II.
Taft attacked the resent admins
tra,ion
There are SO many reasons why
Mr. wilson should not be continued
al the head OF the administration,
the former president wrote. that some
important ones are apt to he forgot
ten III their multiplicity. 1t is Of the
b CHEST importance that in the very
critical issues that are TO be met in
connection with the ending pf the
war We should have a consistent and
ineIl.g;ble policy of a constructive
and a courageous nature and this can
not be predicted on a continued dem
ocratic adIA illustration.
William r Wilcox, republican ma
tiyaal chairman, announced today that
~ October speaking tour was being
arranged for Mr. Taft During the
same month ElihU Root will speak in
several places in New York state in
Mr.. Hughes behalf.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-09-17
WARM SPEAKERSHlP RACE
NEXT YEAR IN PROSPECT


Atlanta. Sept 15.-'The next race in
the house Of representative will. it
row appears, be as sharp a one as was
originally in prospect. Garland NJ.
Jones, representative from Coweta
county, was reelected in the face of
particularly strong combination fight
in that county which sought to defeat
him, and in which, il seems, the tax
equalization law and the prohibition
situation were used as the political
leverage.
Speaker W. II. Burwell,o Hancock,
Was sent back very handsome plural
ity over his opponent, and Mr.. Bur
wells friends contend that virtually
means his reelection as speaker.
Nath. Culrepper of Meriwether, had
no opposition, and remains in the
speakership race on his return, and
Morton Turner, of Brooks. the other
speakership candidate, also comes
back to the next house.
All OF these men. either directly or
through friends, have made it known
that they expect to start their speak
ership campaign at once.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-09-17

cinia capes and in 'rangier Sound, il
was announced here last night.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-09-17
BAY SPRINGS NEWS


Several OF the young people attend
ed Sunday school at Rainey Sunday
afternoon.
Messrs. Clements and Luke and Mr..
and Mrs. Sam McSwain and children
o. Fitzgerald. spent Thursday night
with Mrs E T. NcSwain.
Mr. ". c, Gibson visited friends at
Seville and HatIey Sunday
Mrs. B. P. Sapping and daughter
spent the week end with her aunt
Mrs. Jack Musselwhite near Arab.
Mrs. W. l.. Brown and children, OF
Cordele spent several days last week
with her sister, Mrs. B. P Sappington
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-09-17
GILBERT is NAMED.
Chattahoochee Circuit Judge Named
Supreme Court Jurist.

Columbus, Sept ia telegram
was received here this afternoon, re-
citing the fact that Judge Sterling
Price Gilbert, judge of the Chattahoo-
chez circuit court, has been appointed
justice of the Georgia supreme court
to succeed the late Justice Joseph H..
Lumpkin.
Judge Gilbert spent today in Allan
ia and this afternoon his commission
as justice was signed by Gov, MAJ E.
Harris, between whom a warm per
sonal friendship has existed for mum
Der of years. Judge Gilbert was sworn
in shortly after accepting the appoint
mem au.i will at once take up his new
duties. Who will succeed him here
is unknown.