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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-05
Grounding Day Eddytoriul

Febooary 2 which fell on last
Wensday was Grounding Day and
this being the case we thort it
wouldent be outen place for us to
write eddytoriul on the subjeck
being as it only ockurs onct per yr
and also becuz it is regarded here
abouts as a very important &
profetick date.
AS everybuddy knows it is
Grounding Day which is sup
posed to beside what kind Of
wether we be agoing to have for
the next six wks. The theory is
that on Febooary 1 the Ground
hog Tor woodchuck as he is COM
monty called in these parts) comes
outen his hole after being dend up
ever sinst last fall when he went
into hibernashion so to speak to
remain so until the riggers of the
winter had past.
We'll when the grounding
comes outen his hole he looks
around to see what he can see IF
its cloudy day and he cant see
his shadder on the snow or on the
ground pervidin there amt no
snow why then according to all
accts he breeths a sigh of relief
and continues to meander around
KNOWN that the back of winter has
been broke and that the next six
wks will be mild and open wether
instid of cold and severe.
On tother hand if the sun is
shinin and the Grounding happens
to git sight of his shadder he turns
tail and dives back into his hole
as fast as he kin dive being as
that's a sign that winter amt over
yet by jugfull and that the next
6 wks will be cold enuf to freeze
the horns often a muley cow.
AS to whether the Grounding
seen his shadder hereabouts last
Wensday there is a good cal of
differents of opinyun. Some thinks
he did while some calE1ilates he
diddent.
| T1dnK OcWDeTry says II emmy
Grounding in the vicinity Of
Bingville seen his shadder then it
had blamed sight better eyesight
than he has being as far as he
could observe it was cloudy all
day long and there wassent emmy
shadders to be saw.
| Yves Woodruff our expert hunt
er & trapper says he don't callilate
emmy Grounding hereabouts seen
its shadder becuz it was so gor
ranrned cold on Feb. 2 that no
Grounding that had emmy sents
would come outen its hole and git
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-05
Personal Brevytees

The Bingville Horn Band amt had a
practise for nearly 2 muntfs now. 1t is
turrible hard this cold wether to heat
the Town Hall warm enuf for EN- to
pracktise in, and as Sim Bulger says,
who can blow horn and play diffycult
musick when a person is shivverin &
shakin?
Jed Peters. our intelligent school
teecher, whaled little Jimmie Andrews
at school one day last wk for DRAWN a
pckter on the blackboard at the noon
hour when Jed was home to dinner. 1t
was a turrible ugly pickter but it 1ookt
like Jed who Jimmie ment it for, SO the
sl1ollars all said.
Cy Hosl1ins has offerd LATE Whit
tacre a good job at lumberin in the
woods, but LATE says he'll be dingbusted
if he'll work out in bitter winter wether
for ennybuddy, no matter what the
wages is In winter it's too cold for
LATE to work and in summer it's too
hot, fall & spring amt one thing nor
tother, and as a result LATE don't work
tall
Amir Haines' wife sent Amir to the
store tother day with 2 doz. eggs to
trade out for coffee, sugar, ct cetery,
and blamed if Amri diddent slip on the
sidewalk and fall. smashin every egg in
the basket The way Amri's wife lit
into him when he told her what he had
did was a caushion. Mrs. Haines felt
the loss like everything, speshially when
eggs is so skeerce and high priced. Amir
has been purity meek around the house
ever sinst.
Jason Tucker, cheef of the Bingville
Fire Dept, again calls attenshion to the
facl<t that we amt had emmy fires in our
midst lately Well, whot of it? Is Jase
complainin becuz there amt been no fires
in our midst or what? If that's the atti-
TODD Jase takes then we don't think he's
competent to be cheef of the Fire Dept
Slime Watkins says he can't recall a
winter when he's had as mulch trubble
with his feet as he has this winter. He
can't keep EN- warm in spite of the
facllt that he wears two prs of socks
and arktick overshoes over his boots
Have pashients, Slime, it won't &c long
....il spring will be here
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-05
Lokal lettings

We had quite calamity happen to
us tother day. While using our offs
shears to pry the lid often a can of
printers ink we broke the sheers, and
now when we desire to clip ennythink
outen our esteamed contemporaries we
haft to do so with Our pen knife.
Hold Smithers 1ickt Hol1e Peters in a
game of checkers down to Hen Wealth
ersby's store tother evg., but Hoke says
Hold would never of did it if Hen had
dent hurried him too fast, being as it
was nearly 9 p. m. and Hen wanted to
close up. Hoke says he can't play chek-
l5ers for a cent with ennybuddy crowdin
him like that, but if he had all the time
he wanted to study his mooves he could
lick the packin outen Hold.
Martha Ellen Hi1lver. wife of Anne
Hillyer, our talented loryer & legal lite,
had her warsh out on the line by 80
a. m. last Monday morning Anne shure-
ly has a smart wife, but some. of her
nabers says that if Martha Ellen had
her warshing out on the line that eriy
you can be shure it wasent warshed
clean
Doc Livermore, our human speshialist
& veterinary, has turrible bad cold in
his head and sneezes most all the time.
For Doc TO give other folks medisin for
bad colds in their heads when he can't
cure the one he's got looks ridicklus in
the extreme to US.
Jared Simpson, while feeding his
stock tother evg had one of his big yoke
OF oxes to step on his foot axidental,
but Jared says it hurt Jest as mulch as
if the blamed OK had did it on purpose.
Soon as Jared could indooce the OK to
step often his foot he kicked the critter
n the ribs with his other foot until he
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-05
Cand Fruit Froze

Widow Hincl1ley informs US that dur
ing the cold snap of last wk she had
considerable of her fruit down cellar
to freeze, inclooding cand peechcs. cand
tomatoze and other fruits too numerous
to mentchion.
Mrs. Hinckley was a good cal put out
considern all the trubble & expense she
went to putin up this truck in can.' for
winter use. Let this be sollum warn
ing to them as has cand fruit, ct cctery.
to keep same in warm place where it
won't freeze.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-05

famed it too. Jared says he'll show that
OK whose boss.
Miss Milly Underwood apeard in
church last Sunday with a new hat on
which is almost exackly like the new
one Miss Amelia Tucker, Bingville's
raining sossiety queen, wore to church
the Sunday before. Miss Amelia calls
Milly a copycat and says unless Milly
ceases to wear that hat she'll haft to
throw hers away. Milly says Amelia
can throw it away then, for she'll wear
on her own head what she p1eases and
don't haft to ask Amelia's consent or
ennybuddy else's.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-05
To WhoitConcerns

Last Tuesday when I turned
him out to git a drink of worter
at the troft in the road in front of
the barn my old bay mule "Cae-
sar" wanderd up or down the
road, l dunno which, and dis
apeard
The result is | amt seen hide
nor hair of him sinst. Any in
formashion. leading to the where
abouts of thissnule will be gener-
usly rewarded by my heartfelt
thanks. Whoever is harbering my
mule and feeding him at my ex-
pense does SO at their own risk
of newer gettin a cents pay for
same. Let this be a warning.
Who has saw my mule7
Ebb HuggiNs
Bingville.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-05
Miss Phoebe Bizzy

Miss Phoebe Hilderbrand, our fash
ionable dressmaker, says she is very biz
zy at present maxim dresses for the aleet
of Bingville.
just now Phoebe is maxim dress for
Miss Milly Underwood The first fit
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Zen @rrhaeidmoreuen ibcrmieien.

Sons araft aus Sambure, Der IN
SIaneern I'M betitifen 2a5arcttforps
seoient baben mil NIB nod ieincr
arsebliden @eripnnbiine nah ame.
rita fam. rrurbe orr Smnitaa be.
fanntIi6 tpeoen iciner frumulcn
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Aies nxb 9as.

- Observation-Disclosures 81. Satb un5
Social Center Eireftor @oore baben
ae,te,n Die iiblifen Ieaeln fir bic
9erusrng Der Spielpldse. Der BIan.
iten unb Der Sdfpimm6aiiins ieiteuS
Ger ainber aufscitellt. gtud purben
Yorifriften nit ge5lig nuf Sie Babe.
ansiige erIaiien. 9as Sreiben Der
Ginocr ioa natiirlib sartbeaitetcrl
SceIan nid)t aInitob sum gergernib
ge6en.
= Die Miainerp Srabeling @ien's
National gliieeiation iii geitern i'm
SoteI Clinton sur 10. S~abresoer.
iamndung 5uiammeneetreteu. 1ie
iiblifen 9egriibungsaniprad)en pur'
cen BON Mapor Bud)ta uno SanDels'
tammer . Traiibent @nt. .. WeliIG
aebaltea. Irdiihent &talpb q. Sob.
iiein pom 81. aoiiis belt Die Grpi.
aerungsrebe. Die 9eleaaten porell
bann Die GGite Der @eitern MiQincrp
Soldiers sii. BEL einem @abcIiriih.
it'd. Mfit Der aonnenticn lit cine
oerbunoen.
Ter guiincb @en's Club aibt
am MittrpodJ abeno oas jdbriide
Elmer iiir Die 1italicoer, Die bel Die.
Ter @elceenbeit Die @Gite bes al:bS
limb. 9as Scit5wdeiien gnpinnt
bcuer beionbere @cbeltrmg SoOurt,
oab ati oemieIbcr Die Yldne un6 aa
Sie n1bern Gin8elheitcn beS heabiidr
tigtcn @eubaus befamt aelebeu uer.
ben nnS gleidYeiiig mirh mitaetbeiIt,
30 Sas 8ebauoe errid]tct neroen ioa.
@hns allen oieien @riinber oiiriter
rpb. mir peitige @itgIieber DEG
CLUBS abpeienD lem.
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3atpniasW ennen

Gas @eiuItat Der geitrisen &ennen
lit Die folgt:
eritesR ennen.- Siinf Sur
longs: 2ruitp, 109 (Gonnelp) &C.
ponnen; 3bpms III (8entrp), 5spel.
ter; Blue gannod, 112 @euie), brit.
ter. 3eit: 1.01 1.5.
Sic 81 Wtutuels be5oblten: Srultp
S6.40 Sieg, $3.50 Ylace, $3.50
Sbpp; &bpme $3.50 &Iace, $3.fO
Sbou; Blue gannod, $3.50 Sbop.
3weites &ennen. - Sets
6urlonss: 5. 6. @eIft 103 (@ooie),
seponnen; Sbiile, 50 (@entrp) spel'
ter; 9ooter Bill, 112 (8ranes), brit
ter. 3eit: 1.13 80.
Iie 81 Milituels be3abIten: 5. Is.
8elh, $3.50 Sieg, $3.50 glace, $4.'
10 Sbop; Chine $1,000 glace, S..
SO Sbc,U; Sooter 9il 500 Sbolu.
Orittes Iennen. Gtre
uno Lis Wieilen: yalaba. 1el
(Stcarns), %geponnen; Solpop SolO-
by, III GlnbreB), tlpeiter; Sppc,
103 (@ooie), oritter. 3eit: 1.47 10.
2ie 81 MatucIs be5ablten: gala.
ia $23470 Sieg, $3.50 HIace,
$14.90 S9op; SoiuOy Solpop $500
Ylaee, $2.70 SbOrp; Sppe $40
Sbou.
8~iertes 8ennem. Siinf
6uriougs; Bourbon SAB, 106 elm.
oreB), 9epolulen; Wtorep. III (8ur.
ner) Smcitcr; ~9ioiepooo, 109 (Goi'
rellp), oritter. 3cit: 1.0l 10.
lie 81 WtltueIs b~e5abiten: gour'
bon 9ab $l3.10 Sie1 $40 EIate,
$500 Sbow, Monep $500 Flaee,
$40 Sbow; Noielpooo $3.50 Sbor.
6Gnftes 8cnnen. - Sedp
~5urion9s; llilcIe Sart 116 (Gouc!.
In, eeponnen; Suig Soc, 80
C9ruypr) Jipeiter; glan6ita, t0l
(@an Gli3en), orittet. 3eit: 1.13.
Gle So Dtlituel5 be6ablten: llllcIc
Surt, 500 Sieg, S3.40 Ylate, 81
50 Sbom; guip Soe $3.50 @laec.
1920 sbom; @Iandita, $40
Sbcw.
Se1ites Rennen. Cine
uno l.16 Meilen: AISebaran, 113
(Gcoie), geiponnen; Gbrliite, no
,1cntrp), Speiter; &ebcIpuo, 100
lSurt), britter. 3eit: 1.45 2.5.
Gie 81 Whitiiels hejablten: IIOe6a'
tan $t1 Siee, So Nlace. $3.50
Sbop; Gbriitie. $4.20 Elace, $3.50
Sbrtp; ReocIoub So 10 Sbop.
SiebcnteS Renneu. - 81.
lie uib t.16 Wteilen: brei Sabre ate
Ceilings; anna graSeI. 100 90.
Sdcrcr), gel0onnen; Srappoto, l05
tSanbuien), eipeiter; Gueen gppIe,
1o5 (Gonnollp), britter. Belt lac
3.5.
Sic 81 WslitleIs be3nbIten: anna
gra,eI S76.4o Siea, $500 TIacc,
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Die anber, geite.

Die poaaf Steel Co., gartbaae
bat anf bic einbaltstlage elmer On.
sabl Grunbsisentbimsr an 8oIetpoot
2(psnue, cine Rsplif eineeret4i, ipprir
re seltenb maft, baB tie ibre anIast
fdon mebr als 5rpan3ig Sabre Be
treibt unb jebt ni6t mebr @srduif
obsr 2drm peruriaft, fpie porber.
Gbsnio berneint bic Jirmo, baB IL
nit Der !5erffelluna DON ariessmates
rial fir bic aniirten bei61ftist lei
unt bsbaupiet, bub lie ME 5ol6e
2%ontrdtte iibernommen bate. Gum
SdfuHs maft bic 5irma ssItsnb, buB
DON Seiten Der, IN Der Gegenb por=
iiberfabrsnben 8ugs Der s. 8. &c ..
8abn mebr Gdrm berurIa6t ipsrbe.
ipie bon ibrsr &nlage, bic in Der mo-
berniter Weife singeri6tet Iei unb be-
trisben perbe. Die Stag. lei ani6eiz
nenb nur bebbnIb sinsersitt iporbsn,
fpeil Die 5irma ii6 gsfpeisert babe,
bas giaentbum sinss Sbeils Der aldz
ger su ben, bon bieien ungeiebten.
duBsrft boben prsiisn ansutaufsn unb
lie follte bebhalb als unbe9riinbet ab.
gspieien iperbsn.
Ra4IaB : Saden.
SEQ. 6. aubn 1T 5etam.ntspoGz
Iireder BON SbersIa 8ropn; periOna=
lien $500.
qatrid Woriostn III Rahlabperz
matter BON Marp Woriastp; grunbs
sigentbum 5000.
Coleman gperp iii RaHlabpsrpafs
ter BON SSobn 6. 4psrp; psrionalien
5000; @ruubeigsntbum $1,000.
Der perIDnli6e Ra6lab beg Sbos.
Srurton Sipift bstrGst $9S,207 unb
entbGlt als bebsutenben poiten 523
9tttisn Der Gagle @6ite 9sdo 60.
$4,000. fopis $50 attisn Der
aruic 8ablman Sarbpars 60.
1923, 900.
Der perI0ulihs Radlab bes Ben.
r. Wens 6etrdet $102O.76; bsrisnise
bss patrid 80. Gonnor 1884; beries
niee Der Sulia =. Grons 1900;
osrisHise bes gsors Rolf $3133.16.
9erf6ieb.pes.
Die griabtpr German gant 60.
tlaets cine !oppotbstsnforberuns iiber
$1,000 sssen 2ouiis po,ions unb bic
CT. 9trnarb 9. & 6. QNociation cine
ioIde iiber $91s1.65 sessn Silbesarb
9runtemeper II. u. elm.
6p. u. &lein srlanste Elm llrtbsil
i6sr S553.s9 ssgsn Ssnrp u. &lsin.
Radlabpsrpaltsr. Warp Sumpbrep
Elm iolfeg iiber 800 ssssn Greo. 8.
Wiemeper.
OIiper g. grpant, Special Receis
Der Der 6. 8. e 3. Traction 60.
Eat cine 5orberuus ii6sr S11,250
seaen bic Obio glsetric RaiIpap 60.
sinastiast.
Die MitforS 9. & 9. 60. ,laste
cine 5ppOtbstforberuus iiber S2817.s
3S sesen GIies W. Sarbnsr II. u.
elm.
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$3.50 Sbcm; Sroppoib $3.50 8lace
$3.50 Sbow; Queen appIe $4ct
Shop.
Sir Die beittigcn Gemen iino iol'
senoe Bremen %angemeloet:
Critics Gennen. - @orie; 6lue
Sabre alte @taioen; fiinf 6itrlouaS.
BIRD Sore ia, 3lif)eB Of Si5pciJ
ia, aagura ia, 9eIiepe NE NonE
III, Eeep o Damn ia, @iib Elm
ne ia, Sbe @aroneB ia, Ec9gt
Silrh ia, 6IaibIigbt TIA, sllicl
@SeIicnban IA, @oniie Saiiie ia
Rearl Z ia.
Slpeites Hennen. @6rie; ore
Sabre ate untb ntebr; ie6s Iitrlonga
Sim 8atelep 101. Big SELDOM 10t
ainnep 104, :. ). Mlirhod 104
Spartler 106, @o0ue 107, 6leetabell,
107, Stbello ia.
Critics " eunem Ceiling
spei Sabre ate; feds 8urlongS
Sittle Spiber 106, Spect Selen 106
Sopbia 8otelpoob 106, &udner los
aatbpbin 106. 0ttlbrep 106, Tcml
ia, &ot Sobbp ia.
Giertes Aenuen. ~ 9rei Sabre al
rno mcbr; cine uuo "a MeiIen: eqi
ION 100, 6els 102, Sanouia 103
Sanf C'Qup 105, embroidery 109
9if Sr. III, @oter @itt ia.
6iinites &cnnen. ~ 8rei Sabrl
alt nno mebr; iets 6urIunss: 6Ilte
70 los, Sobn Sr. 100. aotbleen 107
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.ins BEN acknowledgement

9aS 9crbor BON MiAael 9leitmai!
pcn no. 1891 Sarriicn Iueniie, mel.
der angciIagt lit, Sobn gperle Don
9io. 2S05 @cit WelRidcn sIperlIe cr.
moreei 81 babct. muroe geitern poiI
Gidaer geaiman nui Wittuoh pcr.
ID ben. Gs miro por aidtcr alcrm.
Der itattihiSen.
Ir. q. n 6ntlcr, GriiiSent Ger
Observation-Disclosures, ~eruirfie geitcri
I'M MlnijipnIseritt cilen grrfaits.
bcicbl acJcn cen in 9o. G6i MeIiib
a5cnuc fpotntaiteu Clifford Saaer.
Sr. 5adlcr erflart, or habc SaIler III
ieincu Iienit gcnommen gebatt, aber
bcriclbe babe iih icines Iutomobils
fir .Sop niScs" beoient.
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gterbIthfeitsbefiht

George gruter. 8 Wsnais. 1910
Totter piaces, Wastnleibsn.
Econ aupperman. SO, 1909 Gaitsrn
GOs., Ghlasanida.
Samusl 9sioinssfslb, rs, 45 9srOs
III atartements, 3ungenent3iinbuns.
Spiepb George arrmme. 81, 1860
Qontistb are.. @sbirnbluiuns.
GbarIes J. aauffman, 40, 1929
Zine Str, Risrsnlsiben.
pbilippina Sisssl. Al, 2542
guburn ausnue, 3uderfrantbsit.
Suianna Weib. 81, Teutites Dias
truiHsn : Soipital, Riersnleibsn.
Dtarp Sane Banning, 70. 1915
0elptes Gt,., Sersletoen.
1bsreia Orb. SO. 1920 Walnut
Ctr, Sfudfe.
Bertha Glin, 46, @aniirt apenue,
Gtnd6e.
Robert paidta, l, 1910 Central
qpt.. lubertulOie.
i. German ). gues, IA, 2431 Gol..
.lin aDe., Ser5trantbeit.
anni. gopb, 6S, Bethesda Soipital.
Qunseneni5inbuns.
anna Marp Wsiroie. 81, 1851 BIZ
ilop Ctr, ShpGte.
Games y. Dean IT,, rs, 1016 Dali
l:p Cane. SrJlsibsn.
Gorpdrb altSoff. 33. 5u6ertuloiss
S1ipitaI. 5uberiuloie.
9snrp Jreb.. Sleins, /. 2273 lot5
Sir., 2u6srtuloie.
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g-bedtrmsnttionen pcrhaftet. or legtc
Elm @eitan0niE ab rmb pliroe 9eiterIl
I'M Wiini5ipalgeridh inter $500 ben
OroBgci6porenen iiberpieien. arafi
fat nit ben Gbefs, chi melhen or
cen 9nnieit Der 5rnu Mor 6leiid-
mGil,t gefalidf haben ioa, cine ar-
sa6l @irtbe reingclegt unO elmer Der.
ielben bate 9n5eise eritattst.
&rait erirerte lid bnnn aud nidt
mebr lange Der goIoenelr 6reibeit. or
irollte iif oaS @elo periGGiien, I'M
rad Der Seimatb snriiftebren 5u
fonnen.
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TlattSiitsfes @Oseliaeiteu Bic.
nic, Sisblamb @rOuc, z. Snli.
1sencr inn Mrbcitsbans.

SH Der @eien . 6obrit oeS arbeitS-
hallies entitatlo eeitcrn i'm 3peiten
Stodluerf oes @ebduoeS ein 5euer,
heiien llriprung alti Sltnfen 5lriid-
gciiibrt miro uno oos, IobaIo man Is
entoefte, bon Sltioiien beS SnititlitS
bef1ntpft puroe. Oils baum Die 6euer.
nebr anfom, maridierten Die @eiar.
geuen aus Dem @ebdube. 8ilfs.Sell-
errpebrmaritau Sbertuooo uio ieiner
@anni6aft oeIune es, ben grano su
loiden.
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@hoImers 122, Minnhnrit 100.

Chalmers l22, N~inghurit 122.
ScdJites Hcnnen. Seaing, bret
Sabre alt mo nlehr, cine mb 70
Wteilcn; 9igtooo 50, Clara Miorgan
SO. glnnlret 81, Gamellia 1913, SID.
nep &eQnlm 105, MaoMuortb's Sat
106, @bite Grmpn 106, @sf Ser
los, @oIo Color 10, Originator
.113
StebenteS Rellnen. ceiling,
Grei Sabre alt uuo mebr; cine INN
lilo Meilen: Gommallretta 1913,
Star oi Soue 100, Sol. WlardAne1tt
l09, Serlmlba 109, Seiiie 9ouiic
no, Snlpreiiion 10, 3riib @entle.
man 113, HeHo 113, 8rasmere Id,
SannleI ". Wfeuer 115.
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SaiesSaH.
0eifriaer Sieg Der y@ebs" iiber bic
D&aroinGle".

Sn Dem gci!riaen britten SpieI Ser
picrtdgigen Serie 5miid)en uniercn
.Nebs" unb Den Ct. Coulter acroi.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-06
OMAHA MOB THREATENS
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN
Intense Feeling Shown by "Wet"
Forces Over Prohibition Street
Talks-Local Men There.

While William Jennings Bryan was
speaking to 10000 people on the bene-
fits of prohibition in the streets of
Omaha Saturday "a wet mob yelled
constantly, cut the tires Of the dry
campaign automobile to ribbons and
threatened violence to the speaker and
his party" according to telegram re-
ceived at the Offices of the Methodist
board of temperance here.
In order to prevent Mr.. Bryan from
speaking, it is also declared. the vets
bought the local convention hall and
even the lot where Billy Sundays tab
ernacle stood
The Nebraska campaign for prohibit
ton Is declared by both pros and
:'antis" to be the greatest ever put up
in that state, and the Methodist board
here. acting through DR.. Clarence True
Wilson. general secretary. has sent q
number of campaign automobiles with
speakers into the state, the list IN
Guiding DR.. John MacMurray, pastor OF
Union NJ. e. Church.
DR.. Wilson, who is in Omaha, is OF
the belief, it is declared. that in the
election tomorrow Nebraska, South Da-
kota, Montana and Michigan Will vote
prohibition.