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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-04

Gine 0rbtnan5, go. 4121916, gor.
" ie6enb iiir bic allsadbe UCu gnuos ~ oer
Summe BON 81, 10000 fir Den 3ued Der @hdt'
tling bon 5ouos sur 9e5dbIung Der atoiier IHo
2Iusadben oer NouoemuirunG bon @iGeHtbnm
sum bfieHtlibeu Gjebrdudl iiir bic @rleidierunB
bon dbfbfiiigeH Surbduiten HotDil 'ilr bte
Scrbeiierung bon Suiiu IueD. BON Gub SttuBe
bis lRcUiaGn Sndbe.
Sei ef beruronei bon benz @tnotruD ocr
Staot Cincinnati, Sidat Cblo:
SeftioH l. Sat e ncn Dem Stdbtratb Dec
Snbt Cincinnati FIR ncib9 ernbtei miro,
Bombs Der bcfapten Sinot ul,s5ureben r1b at
Dollars (S1 10000 fir ben 3ued Der Shal'
lung bon Souos iur gejahiung Der soften uto
elusgdbcr Der IonoenHirt1g pou 9ipcnibum
3uift 0feiiiIdben Gebrnud iii Die Gricthicfiulg
bun ahfdhiiieen SurdbidnittcU noiDi8 iiir bic
BCrbeeruHQ bon 6uitu gllep. ocu Ntuib StrdBe
bis nicDHQan SirGbc, pie uorgeiebeu oilrf Or
ouans no. 54ssl9i5, puiiirt am 10. Eltooer
1918.
gettiou 2. 0aB bte Bombs Der bcdatcu
Siaoi uusaegebeu merOcn i0Ilen IN Der SHIuHie
bon Gtbt3ebH 6uuoert Sol0rs tSi s00Oul ihr
ben borberaeiaateu 3iued. 9eiogie 9orne iol.
len in Den EenOnindiIouen 0on eiHburoert
Dollars S100.00), ooer WiuItiplitltiunen ona
bou, uuSgcqcben lperoeH, tpte ron Dem Sluol'
9tubitor beitimut iueroen mn9 UNI iouen 3igieH
tragen 6nr 8ote bon ptcruHoeiHnieriel "A ~
Bro3ent per Snbr, 8ublbnr hdbdbriin. Nea
agte Bombs fuleH outtri ietr oom ! 9ttp1er
1916 uub ioQen 3dblbdr ieiu 8ipau8ig GOD
;dtrc ndh oem Sdtlm.
l5ctftOH z. geluQtc tQllpH lpNtIi uuspttleutH
unh pernuhert peroeu IN llchcrcIuiiiuiWuuq nit
Sen eieieb NIB Der Crbunn5 oe5 Stuottoibe
am ReQitrung her 9tuedubc fnh ara RulpW5
BON ppnos in Der Ztnot Cincinnati ztudt EblO.
,nf{iri an 81 Tebrlar 1912
Ecfiiun TuB Der Grl0s ans oclu g'er'
fauie Der bcingtcn Snnos utsgenoutHieu bic
llramien uito anipeluiicneH 3inleu bardiu ci'
rem TonbS iiir bic norberpeIaQic 8erhel'erina
quiaefrnreben perbcn fol- llnb fol- dHebc5ablt
inb heruifa qdbt peroeU nui gtuipciilinp hc5
Nrector Of RubIc Seroice uHo oes St1ot 20
lictor fir oen IN SeitioH 1 oteler Gronan3
irc1ifisirier 9tued.
Ser elrian hes beinpteu eipeHtbums nqa
nbalim fetn obue odB NpuoemnltioUei 8erbuHoa
Iunocn i'm G}erto1t eiuaeletet meroen.
sciiior 8. 9nh DO nuerlept uun ioudiitt
luerbcn IoIlen idbrlih bic 8ur &tqherelnlriH1G
her pbcu befdricbeucH EChulb dui bus teucrbdtc
6iaeutbum in Der Stnoi Cincinnati eiHe im'
me. 0eniioerh 3iir ResnbluHu Der 9iufcu AMI bic
oben ~beibriebene Sditlo tiio 5ltr Nc'G1ilnT
acuiipeuher 1ilquups tfsurbssgelbcr. nm itir bic
npae 9eSdhlung BON beia9ter Sdlule 5ci ihrem
lerfnn An forper. iolcbe gIuianen iiub gplei'
tInren itnb 5u murheu 3u 3eter. onrqelcbef
nurrb has G5cicb fir bic gluicrlenuug liHb Vol'
Ieftirunu non Gienerr fit nllitli3ip0lc 3rcde
eefhon 6. Siefe Cr0tuuH3 icn @iiiigicit
bnheu uno In Sttnli treien bon uro nod oeut
frlbeiten BON Beieb erldllbteu Seiipmitie an.
9difirt nm 20. 6eptcmbet, v. 2. 1910.
g. y. NPurttH
prdTbent Bro 1em. bee Staoiralbs.
s[tteit: .. .. Garroli. amiitenofr eieri.
All
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-04
s,amsbdlterinneH einseIaben.

Das Obio Msdanics Snftitut ipirb
I'm Department fiir hdusli9es Wifs
icn cincu ricuen allrius einridten uio
label SausbdIierinnen RON nab unb
fern su einer Deriamm!uns elm, bic
ON Donnsrfas Radrittas 2,30
5peds Orsuniiiriins siner @rupps
5um Gtubium cer 6efmprobkme uns
ter 0eiiurs BON Truu eiail Gorne.
lius, Der Detanin bss Departments
fir Sa,tsbaltlIngsfiinite, itattiiHoen
iol.
Die frsisn ysdbtldiItn fiir Mdb9en
I'm otter bon 9 bis u Sahrtn ss9ptl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-04
Sur cine balbe @rnte
Sat III Sieiem Sabre Sfliu's @e5en'
ertrae gegeben,
llnb Ser gerbano Der Safermeiiter
uerlanst oesbalb elm slusfubr'
perbot aui &ei5en.

Columbus, g., >. Gftober. 81
oer SflIltbiibuug Der SorDerttion oes
8erbanoes Ger gddarneiiter por
Ohio om gienitag tbeIIte George u
Staufier, Der Sefret1r oer Itaatli6er
adertailbeb0rSe nit, oab gerinGt
gluSiit,t off cine gieouttion oel
WeblprciieS norharSeu lei, 6a Der
@rtrag Der @eitenerilte BON Chic lid
MIR als Die SdIfta elmer normaleu
Grntc errpieien bGbe. 0nrmlfbir
nabm Sie aonbention cine ReiollltIor
an, in ipelder Der g5raiiSent @iliOu
lufgcicrbert lpirb. Die sliisfubr bon
8eijen 81, ocrbieten, nm ben 8orra.f
iiir cieies 9anb I'll EeierpiereI,, oauiii
einc beoeutcitbe Steigeritng bes
groSpreiie5 berfinoert iperbeil fonre
Staiifier iagte, Die 8ei5enerrte IN
Ohio betrase IN 6ieien Sabre rltr
wenig iiber 1S,000,OO0 9uibel ge9ell
36,00o,0Oo guibeI i'm 8oriubre, ooer
l2 guibel pro 9Iter ee9elriiber 20
9iiigcI inn letter. Sabre.
Scsn @. Dtote, Der itaatlidJe
SiIis. Snipeftcr fiir gtaBe uuo &c.
Didbte, pelfcr cine llnteriild,ltng Der
Sro3preiie anseiteilt batte, iagte, De-
rem gieiultat babe ergc6en, 6ab luab.
reno ser Yreis Ses lRebles Inn 20
4ro,ent itieg. Sic 8dfer BEN Breis
oes grooes MIR I'M 81 Hro5ent er.
boft b1tteil.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-04
9entidler 2itterariidler Stub.

paitor 9ans 6dupt, hsr pflidtei's
rlge Setreidr pes Oeu.lfen 2ittsra'
ridden &lubs, Fat fir Die Wittpods
beriammlung ben Yortrog iibernOm
men uno 3lpar tpirb e. iiber .S.e
Sirte in Rublanb" rcosn. Wsr fiji
fir bic 3iels unb gsitrsbungen ot@
alubs intsrehirt, lit a.s @aif itets
ipllltommen.. Die 9sriammlungen
finosn in Der Eattermagn Saae an
IL. unb Waln,t StraBs fatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-04
Sa 9ait senpmmen
Buros in 9ranb Rapibs, Wihigun,
Sames Iaen,
Der bic ermorbet aufgefunoene 6roa
glnno ct. Sobn als SGlIsbGIte-
rim snsasirt bate.

9raub Rapio 8 Ri9., 8. DIT.
Der GA Sabre aIte Samss alsH. ans
seblt6 pon glIbtabula, SbiO. pirO OOn
ben ge60rben pon Sent GpuEtD BIS
gum Grgebnib elmer unteriu6ung iibeT
ben 5Oo ppn 5rau glnna St. Spbn
DON MapfieID,. D,.R. y, oeren aei4e in
einem 5elbe nabe @ranO Rapios uufs
sefunoen iporben mar, feItsebaIten.
Qlus ben gii6ern bes Trobatgeri4ts
ergiebt ii6, baB glasu uno 5rau ct.
,So6n am 19. September bier gebeirae
tbet batttn.
geamte srtldren, baB 9laen, 'peLAer
audi bic Ramen Sames 4lerton uno
Spbn 8iliams fiibrt, Dor einiger 3et!
in 9rano Rapibs einen RsoOlper' tduf-
te uno fib in sinem bieiigen Sptel ala
4lerton regiItrirt bate.
9llens 8epGt puroe am 8ormittll
mi. gei4log belest. Gin Brief, mel
ten bic geamten ianben mar an 5rni
ct. 5ubn abrsitrt uno itummte Don
beren Sobn in Glmira, 81. q. Sn
osmielben nirb 5rau ct. Sobn aufse'
forbert, cine S6eibung BON ibrem
Satten gu erlansen. ebe lie iia nit
gllen perheirdt6e. @s psrlautet, RAT
gllIen uno 5rau St. Spbn bur9 bic
Innonce elmer Seiratbsaaentur nit
chamber betdRnt geporoen puren,
glls 5oIgc oes itrsneeu 9erh5rs,
bem er pGbrenb bss gunSen Cages ora
Der 9oliSsi untertporfen tpHros, legte
9lQen am 9l6enS Elm 8eftGroniB al.
er Iaate, bob er 3rau ct. Sobn am
19. September, tur5 na4 ibrer Mns
tunft BON MapfieIo, y. y, sebeiratbet
babe unb er I6on am nd6ften Gag nie
fyrau in ben BaIb selodt unb bort
nit einem ReDolper sridofen babe,
porauf er iih bas 8elb aneisnete, bas
lie in eincr Sanbtaide battle.
2lllen gab aud gu bdb er Srau ct.
sSobn bur9 cine Seiratbsasentur ten'
men gelernt bate.
gImira, R. g., 3. Ottober- =
ssrau Sannab ct. Sobn. 81 Sabre
alt, mar bis@attin BON Warren ct.
Spbn pon @eitboro, mis-. sic las
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-04
3mriifgeianbt
Wurbe mad SnbianGpolts
biepo- bier breneuts
I'll brte Gortne Mera
r III II.

SnbiauapOlis, Snb., 8. Oft.
Die ueuH Sabre alte aorinel Merris
man, pel4e Dor bier Sabren aus BEN
6eim ibrsr 5ante, 5rau 2uella Spers
nan, entfii5rt puroe, unb mad Delz
der 3psimGl i'm gan5en 2anbe geiudt
porben mar, tpuroe an Sienitag BON
Granb Sorts, 9. g., cus nu3 Sn1
oianapolis suriidgeIanbt. Sunberte
ppn Dollars parsn uuf bic Su6e mad
bem &inb peripdnbt porben. 3eitunssz
an3eieen, in beneu nd6 adtberine
@inters bon g2ep cattle, Sno., ges
Iuht purbe, ipel6e felt ban Sabre
1913 permiBt pirb, fiibrien gum 4ufs
iinbsn bon 9prine Werriman IN ifrem
Seim in &anaba, ND lie BON sinsr
i5rau unterge6ra6t poroen mar, pels
DE cine 3eitlans fir tire 8oit 6e5ahlz
ic. Mdn slaubt, buB ss oes Wldo6ens
Wlutter aetpcien mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-04
9afieetrdn,d,en.

- Worgen 9iadmittaa Inn 2 ll6r
iilioct Die Notwithstanding hes
tSrallenpereins Ger Tritten 9elitifsil
Brot. @enlcill6e (FaItor S. Saeiner)
'tatt, Detbunben nit aaifeefrdn5dlen.
Iie @aIiaebc.inner, meld)e irei,n6.
lidIt Saau eillIa0en, iinb iolgenoe
Oumen: glnnd!gieier, eIiiaDseperroie,
Gl;ia 9iiitenoorf Senrietta Waiiller.
Wnrin DioIlmann, alulieuuoa Dsilhl'
liilier, Waria Menfe, Wtinna Bic.
imGulL Sopbia gtiemeper pnS Gnilia
Jtoltlng.
= 9onneritag lit In Der Gbang.
3ipnssemeinbe, Is unb Bremen Str,
or. 6. @ieGe, gnitor) 5rmienpereins.
@erfammlung unb oaraufaaffeesrGn5s
den unb 2lbenbefen. Golsenbe
Samen fiHb am Sommittes:
Grou 3. 96lers, syrau g.
2lblert, Srau 3. 9ebmnrn, ssrdu 30
gui9, Grau 6. 2anopehr, 5rau SO.
2anbusbr, yrau $. 8odItiesel, Jrau
6. Sdulsr, sSrau Geo. Osder, sSran
6. 5unide JrI. ID. Strubbe, Jraa
6. Dra6, SrdI 20. Srlnte, Grau 6
+. Sersei, Jral s.. Jrii6temeper uno
iyrau s. Webiter. SeOermann III sins
gelabsn.
- Sonneritas 1T in Der ct. Wars
tus gsmeinos (pafior Carl +. 8.
SdmibD aaffseirdu5den, Ssseben
Don ben folsenben Damen: Gbr;=
itine S6id, aouiIe Sdmieoeter.
Rarie Sdulte, SOpbi. Saaiiamp,
aatbarine Stu.f.r, Jobanns giorh,
Sophie 5siisnborf 2tnna 5ismsber,
gliis 1ismsDer unb aarcline lluanb.
- Der Gralsnpsreir ser Rsformirs
ten SaIemsgsmsinbs (Garl +. 5epl,
pfr.) psriamr.slt iib dm 0onneritas.
5. Otipber, Rahmittags 2 llbr. Das
aommiitee fiji, Grfriihungen bsftsp.
au ben Dumea Caroline Nasel. Sbc
9eitauf, Mdris gallmauu unb 4man.
ba GrerIina.
- Donneritag, 5. Dr., Nadmits
tags % llbr finbst bie mofaili6e 0e,
ifnftsoerianlniliing bcs Sralieiiper.
eins Der gb prot. Mattbdus sc.
neinbe (Baitor s. @. gertrant)
itatt. ssoIsenbe Damen ierptT.n
ben aaffse: Static 6eierbof. Gbriitine
Sarbins, Wi!Nlmine aiinemann,
Charlotte 9anahorn, Gliiabetb 2irit
unb Caroline 2eipe. Nieie 9amen
tpiirbsu iid 'frsnen, oiels @dits beipirs
tben 5u iOnnen.
5euie Wittipod, Ra6mittass
2.30, bdlt Der DamenDersin Der 9euts
iHen ct. Sobannes @emeinoe
(pfarrsr $. 8. giienIobr) ieiie
rsselmdbige Sibung ab. Sers
fsIbeu folgt bas monatltte aafs
fee arGn5hen, bei ipeldem foI-
ssnbs Damen aIs 9aitasterinnen fun,
giren tperben: bic syraii;n :. Stii6nle,
glus. arsimec, u. u. ano4, g.
Sdmibt. gbr. 8arbss, g. u. 9billp,
u. Suit, Sulbl Sobn unb grls. 3.
5reih unb 6. M. gdpel!e. Die Dielen
sgreunps ber Damsn irerben es iid
ni1t nebmen IGifen. an ibrer SAT,
freunbi4aft theilnehmsn.
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Der 6eaHidtiste gefu6 beg, grafsn
bon gernitorff bat bic @erii4te ':ber
eine m0gli6e Jriebensbepeguns rber
eine @ieberaufnabme bes 5au66oote
trises neu auflebeH laiIen, bod lourbe
am QbenD ertldrt, oaB Der 8eiu6 beS
beuti6en gotIdafters peber nit BEN
einen, nod nit bem anberen Serii6te
in 8erbinbuns itebe.
Der gotidafter 9erarb in Berlin
befinoet ii9 ieBt auf benz 5einreiie
nan ben Der. Stdaten.
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3rafbsnt iemmt na4 einsinnatl.

Ger Gitp aIub batte id5on i'm Io.
nat ,siiIi Die brei g,rdfttgttidmits-
|;snncioaten einselnNen, i'm 2aiife Der
|sfdnlpaane ibr pIitiides @IaibenS-
1efcnntnib bor benz aIlb obpiIegen.
Die ginIabungtpar an ben Denofra-
scn NiIiou, ben mepubIifaner Sugbcs
us,b ben sosiaIiiten @Gipn ergcnCeu.
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am Samitas 9ormittas 9 llbr i'm Sn-
i.iiut untsr 3situng bes Jrls. Marian
1iihler ibreH 4nfans. anmelbungea
Inilifen. porber in Der Office gemaai
nerbeu.
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Nrdiiocnt @ilion bat nun 5ugeidst
uio or miro Ont 26. Cftober Sor Denl
Club ipred)en. Bon Den S>erren
pngbes lmo genicn lit iripeit feiile
sIntlrort eingetrofien.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-03-30
FINAL EPISODE
The Milk Battle
Suggested by
FREDERIC S. ISHAM. Author of
1.-THE Strollers. Under the Rose"
aladdin From Broadway"
Etc.
"KS there a chance for his recov-
ery?" The doctor, who was
bending over the side of the wan

S there chance Tor his TecoV-
ery?" The doctor, who was
bending over the side of the wan
faced young man in the wheel
chair, shook his head slowly as he look
ed up at the young woman who had
asked him the question.
II won't try to deceive you or raise
false hopes, which may never be real
lied, Miss Maxwell. Mr.. Larnigan is
I'm very critical condition. Death may
come any day. The best we can do
is to hope and pray"
A sturdy, thoughtful man of perhaps
thirty five waved his hand toward her
from an automobile, which had drawn
up beside the gate.
Good morning Miss Maxwell. And
how is our patient today?"
"About the same, Mr.. Harding" said
the young woman sadly, as he assisted
her to seat beside him.
Robert Harding, Bruces lawyer cous-
in, reached over and patted her arm
gently.
"There is one thing that am going
to do, Miss Dorothy, and in which you
can give me real assistance. am 60
ing to continue the battle against the
graft trust where Bruce left off, and
am going to fight to the death!''
The girl impulsively caught his hand.
Harding told the girl that he had
induced wealthy philanthropists to
finance a milk company that would
fight the milk trust.
Civ yyaol-c ,,occol c;y
weeks on the part of Robert Harding
and the newly organized Peoples Milk
Supply company. The Peoples Milk
company as a. legitimate, sound bust
ness enterprise was coming into its
own, but it was increasingly plain that
the mysterious opposition it was re-
ceiving would stop at nothing to put it
permanently out of commission. For
instance, the prices of the trust began
to drop steadily, so steadily, in fact,
that from a financial viewpoint it be-
came impossible for Harding and his
associates to meet them.
Harding called hurried meeting of
his associates in his private Office and
the men responded with dubious faces
for the venture had already cost con-
siderable amount Gentlemen" an.
nounced Harding, coming to the point
without delay, 1--WE are here because
we are confronted with grave crisis
in our affairs. Unless we can raise
more immediate cash and are prepared
to continue our operations for the peal
future at loss fear that we must de
eide that our project is a failure
In short time $15O,OOO was realized
and Harding was delighted
He telephoned the good news to
Dorothy Maxwell, who received it with
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-03-30

"Will you help me to the rescue, NJ.
Harding?" asked Dorothy, pointing to
the hat and ignoring Stone. Harding
followed the direction of her pointing
hand, saw the hat on the farther edge
of the chasm-like ravine and offered
his arm to the girl to help her across
the bridge. She accepted with a little
smile, and the two stepped on to the
planks, while Stone drew back with
stolid face # they reached the mid
die of the bridge the two would plunge
to their deaths through the rotten
planks he had arranged.
Stone calmly drew out cigarette
and lighted it. And then he dropped
the match with an imprecation. Some
thing had made Dorothy Maxwell
pause suddenly, wheel squarely about
and stare back at her father.
''There is something on your mind,
dad" cried Dorothy. "There is some
thing you are trying to tell me and
cant. oh, what is it?"
For horrible moment the lips of
Maxwell worked convulsively, but no
words came from them.
Again the lips of the paralytic work
ed with frantic eagerness, and now as
the girl bent piteously nearer she
heard husky, broken words.
Don't cross the bridge, daughter-if
-you-value-yo
Dorothy sprang to her feet and
whirled toward the spot where Stan
ford Stone had been standing. But he
was gone.
Harding was aroused by a voice from
the direction of the yard. He turned
and saw the figure of man who orlli-
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-03-30

course you'll" he growIed. "Where is
that book?"
narily would have passed as a pros
porous merchant, but who was now in
plainly disheveled condition.
My name is Burrows, John Bur-
rows,' said the newcomer, advancing
and speaking in thin, nervous voice.
81 am the president of the Consolidat-
ed Milk Supply company. You are
running me, Mr.. Harding, with your
ruinous price reductions in the city
milk supply. I have come to ask you
what terms you are willing to give and
call off your fight"
''Terms! snapped Harding, clinch
ing his fists. do you think that I
would stoop to make terms with a
man of your type, Burrows? You are
one of the miserable. despicable graft
ers of the Secret Fifteen. You are
man whom every decent citizen should
be ashamed to see at liberty You are
one of the men responsible for the con-
dition of poor Bruce Larnigan and for
God knows how many more crimes!
L v
limb before am through!''
Impulsively Harding started toward
the other, and quickly Burrows turned,
with stark terror in his eyes, and ran
ran straight out over the bridge! Doro.
thy cried out to him to come back, but
the man either did not hear or was
afraid to stop. On he dashed until sud
\,
the center and plunged with wild
Shrek through the opening down into
the chasm below.
Dorothy sank back into Harding's
arms, sohhing piteously, with the
doomed mans shrek still ringing in
her ears. Another of the Fifteen had
paid the penalty of the Larnigaa
vengeance.
With tie death of Burrows came the
collapse, final and irrevocable, of the
graft trust.
Realizing that they plotted and
| fought in vain against the energetic
crusaders. Bruce and Tom Larnigan
and Robert Harding, ably assisted by
| Dorothy Maxwell, the survivors of
the formerly omnipotent Fifteen sought
| peace.
| The terms We're imposed by Bruce
Larnigan, now happily recovering. and
Robert Harding and We're ratified by
Tom Larnigan, returning from Brazil.
These terms were severe. but Just.
All nefarious interference with the
business of the country was stopped
/ INN 1in4 toll FL
| tuition was made to the victims of the
graft trust from the private fortunes
of Stanford Stone, head and 'front.'
| of the graft trust, and his accom-
| plices.
Naturally all this was not accom-
| plished without much toll, for the
| ramifications of the graft trusts OBJ
erations had extended far and wide
into American life. But it was done,
and then Stanford Stone with a final
| malediction on the Larnigans and all
connected with them, sailed for long
vacation in South America.
| Dorothy Maxwell found a loving hus-
| band in Bruce Larnigan, and the two
| devoted themselves to making as com
years of her stricken father, who had,
of course, been compelled to sever all
connection with business. And Tom
Larnigan, returning triumphantly from
South America with much important
evidence of smuggling for the govern
ment's secret service, was made happy
by Kitty Rockford's acceptance Of his
proposal.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-03-30
The Court OF Last Resort.

Around the stove of the cross
roads grocery is the real court of
last resort, for it finally over
rules all others. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy has been brought
before this court in almost every
cross roads grocery in this coun-
try, and has always received a
favorable verdict. 1t is in the coun-
try where man expects to receive
full value for his money that this
remedy is most appreciated. For
sale by Extra Drug Co.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-03-30
Obser0a=
lions

An optomist is one who can slip
ON banana peel, sit down uncere-
moniously, and smile.
When we feel like finding fault
if We begin with ourselves ten to
one we never will get any further.
My house needs paint, my wife
needs clothes,
My boy needs shoes.
Among their needs, you may sup
pose "a
It's hard to choose.
No man could be in a worse state.
Between two fires,
But then I guess they'll have to
wait
My car needs tires.
Ada Hooker.
Mirth is Gods medicine, every
body ought to battle in it. Grim
care, anxiety, moroseness-aill the
rust of life-ought to be scouredI
off by the oil of mirth. "a
Holmes,
There is coming a time when the
boy down town will lift his hat
and be proud that he has some
country cousins. 1t will not be so
very long either.
If there is anything you want to
know, ask father. If he doesn't
know, for no man knows everything,
then dig into the matter and find
out for yourself.
When using the telephone if wa
close our eyes there is a sense of
relaxation and a clearer under
standing of the message.
O.
1t makes fellow feel mean to
have a neighbor dun him for some
tool borrowed a month or six
weeks ago. Let's get the taking
back habit. 1t will make and keep
friends.
Blessed be drudgery; it keeps
our feet firmly upon the earth.
There never was a time when
the necessity for using our own
thinkers was greater than now.
No simpleton con successfully
run a farm; to make things go
right and come out right requires
the we'll developed jelly that bal
aneed man carries in the top of his
I-neadL ,
| -o-
II she's your wife and thinks
something is necessary, get it for
her even although you may not see
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-03-30
SYNOPSIS.
'FREDERlc lsHAM

Dudley Larnigan, district attorney, be-
'cause Of his fight on the vice and liquor
trusts, is killed by an agent Of secret
society, the committee Of fifteen. The
night is continued by his son, Bruce, who
IL elected district attorney, and by an
other son, Tom. Bruce is in love with
Dorothy Maxwell. whose father is head of
the insurance trust.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-03-30

the necessity. The chances are
ten to one that she is as nearly
right as you are.
"A lover of books may be book
worm but those who love silks are
not silkworms.
If an Indian is called Chief
then why isn't his daughter Mis-
chief"
Let us make somebody happy ev-
cry day and show him Or her how
to pass it ON, and SO make am
endless chain of happiness that in
time shall brighten up the whole
world. 81. Ii IAN fE|D
What a dreadful mixup there
would be il we all could regulate
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-03-30

a thoughtful face. For few moments
she paced the floor of her room nerv-
ously. She knew in her own mind
that the milk trust was one of the
branches of that sinister organization
known as The Fifteen, of which her
father, as head of the insurance trust,
at one time had been a member How
could she use this fact to the advan-
tage Of Harding? She debated the
question anxiously. Finally she called
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-03-30
the weather.

"A little man aches just as hard
as big one.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-03-30

Mirth is Gods medicine, every
body ought to battle in it. Grim
care, anxiety, moroseness-aill the
rust of life-ought to be secured
off by the oil of mirth. "A
Holmes.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-03-30

There is coming time when the
boy down town will lift his hat
and be proud that he has some
country cousins. 1t will not be SO
very long either.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-03-30

If there is anything you want to
know, ask father. If he doesn't
know, for no man knows everything
then dig into the matter and find
out for yourself.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-31
COACH WALLACE
WANTS BATTERY

With warm weather, the Earlham
college baseball candidates are frisk-
ing about the campus, showing good
form for so early in the season.
Enough men are trying out to make
two full teams. Question Of select
ing new battery is puzzling the
coach, Cy Wallace. just little. Bowen
who played outfield last year has
been working out behind the bat. The
pitching staff consists of Little, Nor
IRISH and Carmen. These men have
been working out steadily Little was
understudy to Cy Wallace last year
Moorish is big and has lots of steam.
Carmen, new man on the squad who
heaves from the portsde is showing
promise and is making a strong bid
for a regular berth.