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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-08

aber Dcuti9lanb tnub bas NBttsrredt
auf bds lsbte 1iipfelden bsfpfgsn unb
nod baau Re9te attfen, bie bS1it
slpeibufter 4rt hnb. iiufsrsr Regieratte
pGre ea ein 2eihtes sefpefsn. NIT gIets
der Wase su ipGsen (benn Dsutf9lanb
forbert tsine @ersiuftisungen), tnbem
iie ibre QDeigeruns, bas USlterreht
sseen bic @Giirten sur @eltung gu
brinsen, bura 3useitanSniiIe unO
sipar iebr serinser alrt an Deutf9lanS
nett nabte. Wenn iie Gnslanb MID.
perbinbsrn nil, bic 3ufubr nadJ
Seuti6lanb burh cine gapierblpdabe
gu bemmen, 10 bGtte fis gum aaermins
beitsn 0eutfhlanb bafiir bas 3use'
itdnonib MADDEN miiHen, bab iie ameri.
tanii6en giirgern perbot, auf Sd)iffeu
Der triegsfiibrenben Mdtts Su fabren.
Der peripnenOerte6r 3piIden europa
unb bieiem Ganbe mare baburh nid,!
sebinbert pprben, benn fir oisien Der.
tebr ltehen 9enigeno neutrale S6ifIe
CUR 0erfiiguns, aber bas ihdnbltdJi
unredt tonnte ni6t begangen iperben.
bab ameritanifde 8iirser als S6ubs
idiloe fir aGiirte Sdiffe bisnsn. 4n.
geiidts iol6er offentunbisen Sbatia
den gu bebaupten, bab Deutidlanb in
ielner berehti9ten Nbfpebr Hidftt aui
bieies 9anb nebmeu iollte, mub ieb.
tiibn erI4etnen, nm uns eines milben
glusoruds gu beoienen. SIN llebrigeu
befleibist iih 8eutidlanb Der sr6b.sn
Ritiidt segeu unfer aaub. Sober
Oienit, ben es uns leiiten tann. ipirb
nit Der srDBten 9ersitlpilligtsit se.
Ddbrt. 2lIs uniers Resisruns lpegsn
Wlan9els an 5arbitpffen 5ur Seriisis
lung bon qOitmarten ii. (. ip. bebinbert
mar, lieferte ss bieIelben auf Der Stells
unb pern es In Der Gage if, irgenc
cine anoere @efdlligteit su ertpeiien,
pirb bas ebenfalls bereittpilligit se.
I6eben, uber Deuti6lanb ipirb aus
Rutiift auf infer 9anb nitt aufbos
rem, feline Jeinbe gu bstdmpfsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-08


Wie mir aus einem enelts
iden Sanbelsberidt erfeben, iuerosn in
lsnem 2anbe bic umfaHsnbfen 9ore
tebrunsen setroffen, I'm 9eutl9lanb
mad bem ariese aus allen Weltmdrts
ten beraussubalten. Den engliI1en
'Sanblern peroen oeutfds 9anbels@
aatalose seliefert bamit iie ie6eu
t0nnen, pelde Waaren Deutl9lanb i'm
Iuslanb pertauft unb bamit bic
6abriten @nslauns bie Wdaren 6ers
ltsaen, ipelde bic beutide Snouitric
bisber seliefert bat. Qber in ben
Sanbelsberidten pirb nidt eripGbnt,
mas nidt minoer sbatiade lit, bog
folde 8orbereituneeH aud sesen ben
ameritandden Sanbel eetroifen ipers
ben unb 5ipar in nod nirtiomerer
yBeiie, als seeen OeutidlanD, inbem
bic Seffnuug Der ameritanii9en poi:
oiretten uno beftimmten 4ufI6luB
iiber uniere allstpdrtisen 6anbelsbes
siebunsen aeipdbrt uno i9on jsgt
idreiben engliihe Sabritanten uup
Sdnoler 9riefe an ameritaniibe Stun
ben, oeren 9lorehen lie bur6 oas Deli.
nen Der Ppit erfd6ren haben, tporin lie
ibnen bic Waaren anbieten, Die lie bis
Der aus bieiem 2anbs bespssn baben.
Oeutidlano lam nit feinem grobartis
angelegten Jdbritpeien bic englii9en
Rdnfe iiberipinoen; ob mir Das perm6s
gen, 1T cine anoere Srage. B ir limb
es iebr Hart su be3neiTeln ssneist.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-08
% ertbbpIle gd)n,mdiadBen
pat Der in Sait befinoIide II 5aIr:
altr SarOlb Sbea In ieinem geFt.

Sn Der Capitalization befinbet iih
sur 3eit elm etipa IL Sabre alter
Burfds in 5afi, Der isirsn Ramen als
SaroIb Sbsa ansisbt, aber TN iibris
gen iit i.br 3use!n1pft prbdlt.
Seine 9erbaftiins erfolsis burf bic
Tstettipts SpeeneD unb 5ueftltin.
na6bem er eine ip.rtbeplls nit Bril-
lanien unS perlen beiebte Yrofe per,
pidnbet bate. Bel Der aOrperoiiitas
iion. ipsld.r Der Derbaftsts untersp'
Gen purbe, purben nod meter. iebt
fperibpolle S4mudfahtn an ibm ge'
funben, barun.er eine 0amsnubr mi!
benz Wonosramm e. 8. 81, tins
grodx mi! so perltn unb einem Oia.
marten In Der Wlitte. Elm padr mil
Iiamantsn beIebie @anhsiisninDpfs,
Elm giing nit bier TiamanisH, elm
WieiTer NIT solbn.r S4aIe unb bes
Snitialen %. 8. 81, ioipie eine
niaifib solbene Serrenubr, In btrsn
Dedel Der game .R. 6sllman" etn.
grdDirt tn.
gtlessntlih bss areuaberh5rs. osn'
Der dnssblihe Oben unitrratfen ipurs
be, bsbaupiete er. bub bic idmmtli6sn
Sdmudiafsn iein rtdtmdbiaes
gissntbum ieien unb e. bus Rshs
babe, na9 8uibiirfen iiber fie 5u pers
fiigen. gesigli9 Tsiusr aortHe madts
er iptperIprtWrHps NHgdpeH dper ptr
Detsitips srmittelten fpdter. bdb tr
felt Counting Raft auf BEN 0oDsrns
ment Saiare sin automcbil ittben
bate unb bab er aisenideinli4 Don
0erington biertrseiommen 1T. Die
bieiiss poliS.i Sat Ii4 bdraufbin NIT
ben Beh0rben bon lexington IN Ders
btnbung ssfs6t, IN Der 6cifniiug. BON
bort bic esipiinImt< Mustuaft iber ben
Eupftri1itn 3dftIins " sr5oItsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-08

tinsetriibisr Qslimunb. @trafsrfatpe.
renb 0ber tpmms bsr gbarattsr ber
i'ahe an Elm Werbrefen bes Ganbfries
betbrn4eB sr.nsenbsn Straftbaten
itnb BET 1lmfdnS tn 9etra4t. bab
bnr@ 70 eeipiifenlofes Sanbeln sss
reiate 2eute su Sdritten aufsepeitidt
iperben, bie bon ben bebentlihitea
Golgen besleitet fetnen tSnnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-08
Sas ltrteil i'm 9iebfaed)t'
Bruseb.

Die frisgsgsrihtlide Sauptper6dnbs
nn-..AE .AaA, ((nyf Q;ahgved,s
bat i'm Wilitdrstri4tssebdube in Der
2ebrter gtrabs su Berlin itattssfuns
ben. Das @sritt mar befebt NIT einesI
Wsajor als 8oriiBenbsm, 3ipsi arissss
seridtsrdtben (im 3ipilberuf Rshtss
anipdlte), BON benen elmer bic Dera
banblung fiibrie, ferner einem 6dupt.
mann unb einem Dberlentnan.. Dem
glnssflagtsn itunb Re4tsautpdlt9rdd
aus Braunihneis oIs BON ibm gee
tpGblter Usrtbeibisss sur Gsits. Rad
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-08
Sic @abrbeit iiber ienc v6nn'
acr=Hepulte" in Wtiindeu.
(aus ben rMiindener ReueIten Ra4'
ri9tsn" pom s. Suli.)

Die Worgdn9e an WdrleHplas DOL
8eri6t. 8etanntli4 iino am II. SUM
am WarienpIas bebauerli4e 2lusi4rei'
tunsen pprsetOmmen, bic, tpie na4 ben
bsbOroli9sn Grbebupssn mitgetbeil.
ipurbe, gum srobsn 9bel auf RoOaus
maderei baIbfpii9fger 8uri6en 5u'
riit3ufubren paren. Seute. 6reitas,
puroe ssssn einen 5beilnebmer biefer
Jumulte Dor benz S9Offsngeri9t per-
banbeIt. Dobsi itelIte iids bsraus,
bab in Der Sbat bic gtusiareitunssn
gum sroben 5beiI Don unsripa4ienen
unb unberantpprtli6en iunsen Bur
iden berbsisefiibri purben- Der is
Sabre alte S9loiier Jran8 Wi4tlbu,
Der mar am II. Suni ki4dftiaungss
las in Der Stabt umbersesangen uno
bate an Der gbsreiisnpieic bon ans
iammIungen ouf eem WldriensplaB
erfa6ren.
Gr madte ii6 iofort auf ben Wes,
I'm, Die er gu ieinem 8egleiier fasts,
rbei Der 9uubi aud babel su fein".
Gr fam idon in ben Nuamittagsftuns
ben gum MarisnpIaB, rniidte ii9 unter
bic gpltsmense, trieb ith itunbenlans
bort berum, sins oaHn gum abenoeFen
unb tebrte nahber pieoer auf ben
Plds suriid. Gegen II ubr Nadts
begab er iid gum HiHbermdrtt uno
nabm in Der Edbe Der Seibeliden
gGderei aufiteIung. Wtitten i'm er0bs
ten 9umult fhleubsrte sr bann einsH
fauit9roben SteiH gegen Elm 9luslases
Jeuiter, bas aertriimmett ipurbe.
Strabenpafanten bieltsn ben Bur
i6en feit uno iibereaben ibn einem be-
rittenen S9uBmann, Der ben Sbdisr
bonn pIsrbe bsrdb an ROdtrasen fabs
te, I'm Jpn einsm S9ubmann gu SUB
!peiterausebeH. BihtIbuber Ieiiiete
9Biberitanb, unb als Der beriitene
S6uBmann unsefdbr Bis gum Sotel
2peterbof setommen mar, brangsn an
sers YerIonsn pl0slih auf ihn elm unb
rliien Jpn pom pfero0tO, tbieier1s T.
riiien ibm bas pfsrb bod. 70 bab sr
ge3pungen mar, Widilbuber laufen Su
luiien. DieIer fpurbs jebod fofort bon
einem anberen S9uBmam fsitgebalien
uno ba er aud jeBt nod WioeritanO
letitete, i'm GebrGnse beripunbet; e.
ipurbe ibm Der Oaumen Der re9tsn
Sano seipaltsn. Der geftssnommsns
tpurbs Johann bur6 bic SanitGter in
bas aruntenbaus seidafft. ipo man in
ieinen 5ui6en elm sriffeiies MeFer
lt1b mod brei peitere Steine porfanb.
Dor Seridt tpuros feiigeIteu., bab
Der 4nsetlaste Der bereits einen Sas
gesperbienIt DON 81 Wcrt bat, ni9t
ben sertneitsn anlab bate, iid an ben
@orsGngen gu bet6eilisen. gr tonnte
aud. bon bem gpriisenben na6 bem
@runbe ieiner 9anblunsstpeiIe gefragi,
ni6ts ipeiter anseben, als bab cine nes
ben inn itebenbs 5ruu ibn aufseforbert
babe, einen Stein eegen bas 9luslase.
feniter au iperfsn., Gr babe bait rbie
Saubi aud mitgemaht".
Ser StaatsaniDalt beantrasis gesen
sgItihtlhnher peoen Gahbef6Gbigunq
unb Wibertanbss 5ipsi Sabr. @efGnge
nib. ipegen Der lebertretung bes Msf>
iertraeens a6t Gage Saft. 9as @es
ri9t nerurtbeilie ben glHsetlastsn ipes
gen 8eriu4s Der Sadbeiddbiguna
unb ipsgen Diberiianbes sur &C.
neutrality-suspicious. bon einem Sabre
unb feds MOnaten, ipesen bsr neber>
tretung 5u a6t 2agen Daft. Gr fiibrte
in Der 8egriinbuns bes llribeils aug,
fir ben alnseilasen fpre9e lebisli9
Iein iuseubli@es @lsr unb iein bisber
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-08

Mdhtt bdt. Dds lam iiub ipllts
sriinbtia ptberlegt tperben. Wilion
hat aacs, mas In fetnen &rGftsn itano,
eetban; nm eincn artes NIT Deutidj4
Ianb berbetaufiibren unb murbe naran
nur burd bic RaHgiebisteit Der beuts
fden Mesierung unb bur9 bic entidie@
Sene Weiseruns Der aonsrebs sMitsltes
Der, fir sinsn aries au ittmmen. bere
htnbert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-08
Mnfsepakt!
glidt fit ben probibitiOnitiiden Gut
peraenrs.@ aabibateu itimmen.
Sc it bies o.. Il. Rad.

2luf bem republifanii4sn Stimm.
5ettel fir goupsrneurs a8anbibatea.
iiber ipelde beuts Bel ben primdripab.
len abseitimmt ipirb. befinbet iid aud,
Der Same Don R. u. Mad. Dieter II.
Der aanbibat Der prObibitioniiten. Die
9eirti4en iolltsn bas i'm GsbGdiniB
bebalien. bdmit lie niht aus 0erfsben,
ober ipsil iie biefen Mad ni4i .ennsn.
fur ibn ftimmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-08
Der junse Morgan bat i

Der iunse Morsan bat in
bieisn 3wei ariegsiabren mebr 9elo
nduf bic Seite selegt". als iein 9atsr
pabrenp isiner gan3en 2ebsns. Das
BON Dem alien Morgan bintsrlaFsne
germOgen belief ii4 auf "a Millionsn
Dollars, Der iuHse Worsan 1T breiz
fa6 10 reid. gr bat spsi pre5.ui
oon allen arieeslisferungen an bic als
liirten erlulten unb oieie beliefen ii6
auf 2 Ufiuiarbsn. Damn iinb ibm NOD;
bobe proaente fiir einen glei6 aroben
getrag in Sarlehen an bic 2llliirten
5ugefloiien. gmerita bat Isin 9epife
len uno ieine gbrs uertauft, bios bag
Utorgan il. eine 4n3abl bunbert Wils
lionen Dollars einbeimfen tounte. I'm.
ter bieien llmifdnben bat ss gar teinen
3ped, oab mir prdfibsnten pdblen, oa
bod Worgaa il. bic politit unieres
2anbes beitiumt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-08
mas man BON Der ameritani-

Wos man ppn Der ameritani-
i6en ariessmarine erfGbrt, tlingt ais
leg, nur ni6t berubigeno. Raa ben
als ndbr oerbiirgten QHsaben lit IN:
fere &riegsflutte nidt ms6r als ein
Suufen nuBloieu Stdbls uno Giiens.
Gin srObss ariegsi4iff bat aus 126
SdiHen sinen Sreffer seba6t unb bic
Seiitungsn Der iibrigen Sdiffs paren
ui6t oiel beiIer. Cine neus abmiHiz
itration 1T un6eoingt notbfpenbig, oa.
nit fdhisere Mdnner an bic SpiBe Der
Regierung eelansen. Sus trifft ipss
sieG auf DEN Marines sMiniitsr 5u. 0sn
iesigen Snbabcr bisiss pofens bat
nod Riemanb ernit ssnommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-08
Sic gntbeduna eines Oeu.,

Sie gntbedung eines Seuts
ihen, bab man aug Wdistplben papie.
berfteqen lam, lit BON GROCER Wi4tis'
teit, bu es 5ur S4onuns Der Bdloer
bieusn piro, unter tpeldcn bic papierz
miller fiirdterlih aufrGumen uno
ni9t minber sur tpeientlihen Gr9o~
hung oes Wertbes Der Maisernten 5eis
tragen pirb. Su BaIbington bat mall
ihon ieit Idngersr 3eit nit Waistols
ben fir bic qapierseipinnung erpsr;s
msntirt, absr nidts gu Stanbe 1s-
bratt, neil 5lDiideH ameritaniidsr
unb beuti6er aenniniB Der Gbemie eiu
bimmelpeiter unterI6ieb beitebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-08
u q bic Stem gDrter sun.

u al bic Sem gOrfer Sum
in ibrer PrObeabitimmuns Hber bic
4usiihten fir bic GrfpGblung DON
Susbes idst, i4eint in Der Sauptia6e
ridtts. Der mittlsre Beiten III fa-
Suebes, nur Snoiana unb Wiiiouri
i4eiHen afpetfelbaft. Bas ben eritersr
Staat bstrtfft, 10 III es i6on felt ldn>
gsrer 8eit betannt. bab auf bieIen nitbi
nit 9eitimmtbeit fir 9usbes gu re6s
men TT. es f6eint, bab bort Der Be-
bauptuns WilioHs Glauben sei6enft
tpirb. bab er oas aanb Dor Rriea be-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-08
BGbrenb bic guslanb er

@Gbrenb bic gusla an b sr
prabien, bab lie bic DeutI tIten ausbun'
germ, mas nidt tpasr tit, leioen tie isl'
Der erobe Notb. Giir cine lonne 81
9orie ,ablen iie 80 Dollars, osmna6
mug SaTiee cine prsish0be erreidt bas
ben, bab es Elm 2urusgstrdnt Der Reis
den 1T. Dieter Mansel on Rabrungss
mitteln nirb ourd Die beutihen Inter
feebOote peruria6t. pel6e ben S6iffss
raum 10 tnapp gemddt bdben, oab Die
Jra1tpreiie uno oomit bic Nahrungss
mittel gu elmer fir Die breiten 8pltss
mahsn unerihpineliden SoDbe iteig2n.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-08
guf bem 8rieasidaupIat

aluf 8riegsidauplas
lit, nie ss iheint, in Der ua4iten 3eit
nidts gntidsiOeHoes gu erparten.
Die beutiaeu Seerfiibrer poaen erit
ibrs Stelunsen osrbelIern, ehe iie nit
alien &raften, bic lie nod in ReierDs
babeH, gum pernidtsnben S6lass
aus6olen. 8OrlGufis muB es sur 9ss
rubisung bienen, oaB bic DON ben
5einbe 10 beib besebrten itrutegii6sn
SteIungen bon yapaume, perpnne uno
Souel ben DeutIhen ni6t sntriTen
Deroen f0nnen. Mit anberen Worten,
bic Sfferiroe Der 4Qiirten fann MIDI.
an i9r 3iel gelungen. Sffenbar parts!
man oarduf, Bis Der SeinO ii6 nod
etpds me6r sermiir6t bat, ebe man bic
grobe Sffeniipe auf Setten Der beut.
i4en @erbiinbeten bsginHt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-08
9icnstas, ben 8. Hmsmit 1916.


Gtueinnati N irb a u9 bel
ber Wertbeiluns Der 9obentreoitaB aBans
fen leer dusseben. Ils republttanti1s
Stabt bat Cincinnati pon elmer bsmo@
tratiIten abminii itration Hihts gu err
ipartsn. lin eins seredte 9ebanolnng
gu erlangen ,muB Elm repub!itanilder
prdfiDent seipGblt tperben.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-07
Election Party

M ,uar.I. invited down o." tH" N'v~r'uIanll"
,,tt,u p,,, -l u viii De- Wilson and ur',hc Husl~
ri tl.ic prohibition election, and The complexion
90 tho T"pr'>utatf' o. " ' determined
.tcrupti,.r viii throw th" returns '"n ''r>e tf"m
eli. .ifc during tr VIII 'wr th" W'-t'
.ll,.b--ut,, A,sn,isicl Press vu supply the W--
ns u,1r and ,tt iu down rrnu,''"i' avenue ""
,tsr,b rteuiHi 10 '" i"ii"d -i-
OF ,,, ,., viii ir down Co. 500 ,c N,.r,,' r''mu, t-
nirht
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-07

Svnfa'bstt. STRANGE Huii.'
clt san-ial'cn Unfortunate
-ier .srrss'iHaiivi We'll tsH
.. .Hrn0-. 'hIs BE- pe.sp.fai.au q.
80 Passing shoa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-25

70 let these stocks and bonds alone
II our readers have a surplus of money
they had better deposit it in a savings
bank at per cent interest than to in
vest in any of these wild cat concerns.
1t is known to the inner circle that not
all Of the big so-called successful
automobile companies are making
money 1t is known also that during
the past ten years, the automobile In
dnstry had to be taken care OF by
bankers to prevent crashes. II these
going concerns can not make money
what hope is there for the new ones?
We fear that these new projects are
purely speculative and we also fear
that the men who are promoting them
will charge a tremendous sum for the
promotion. All this money would come
out OF the pockets Of the stockholders.
And all of it would represent high liv-
Ing upon the part of the promoters.
We know the temptations which sur
round the investor and we know the
spirit of speculation which prevails.
But we also hope to prevent some OF
our patrons from sending out their
money into hopeless speculation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-25
tH4pSHURS LYING m STATE HNO
|capGCRfM CHJRCh IN VIENNA 9

Altho no formal statement was made
at the time Of Emperor Francis Jo-
seph's death it was believed that the
custom, handed down from time i'm
memorial. would be observed OF having
his body lie in state in the HofbuIg
chapel Vienna, this ceremony to be
followed by interment in the ancient
Capuchin church in the Austrian capt.
tai. This church holds the bodies OF
all the members OF the House Of Haps-
burg The pictures show the Capuchin
church and the catafalque of the late
Archduke Francis Ferdinand, whose
assassination. on June IS, 1914. precipi-
tated the war. The body lies on bier
surrounded by candles burning in high
silver candlesticks. On velvet cushions
at the foot of the bier are displayed
the dead mans crown, his sword. or
ders and decorations Like all mem
bers Of his family. the deceased emper-
or was deyout Roman Catholic, and
the solemn ceremonies Of the church
will be followed in his funeral
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-25

some OF the young snips on newspa-
pers incline to hail Irvine made from
paper as new discovery. Go to thy
grandfather, young fellow, and be wise
There were years when he scarcely
saw any but paper Irvine. AS a tenn
porary fastening it was all right unless
water got to it and then II parted like
rope of sand. And anyway con-
sidering the fashion paper has been
pole vaulting what's the idea ano
where's the economy?
II the Webb Kenyon law shall be
construed to prevent shipments or JOY
water into Iowa a considerable num-
Der of those newly acquired Iowa re-
publicans will be all dressed up and
nowhere to go.
Mr.. Gompers having asserted that
the Adamson law will work law or no
law" suggests that somebody ought to
see Mr. G. and quote the proverh re-
lating to close mouth.
The Washington Post is disappointed
Judge Hooks decision in the Adam
son law case because he didn't go into
an exhaustive argument. The judge
however, seems to have been anxious
to hurry the case to the final conclu-
sion and simply passed the buck to the
supreme court. Which will satisfy
shippers and railroads and perhaps
trainmen themselves better than long
drawn thesis. The main thing is to get
Il: over with.
Well they can't say that Captain
Koenig had three sheets in the wind
when he rammed that tug.
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Ripping Rhymes
BY WALT MASON
Soaring Prices

All. nothing could be sadder than il
the high cost" fake. which stingeth like
an adder, and biteth like snake. The
records just examine. and you will un-
derstand it was no year of famine in
this star-spangled land. The country's
barns are bursting with wheat and corn.
and rye. while sufferers are thirsting for
bread and pone and pie. And while
write these stanzas. which lack the
'customed smiles. the farmers out in
Kansas have wheat stocked up In piles.
Dame Nature, in her bounty, has done
a kindly turn, and every western county
has wheat and hay to burn. Yet when
we seek the grocer, and ask him for
some meal, he says. Il s'pose you know.
sir. the price is raised one wheel The
war in Asia Minor has shut off the
supply, and hence the extra sinner you
cough up when you buy" The wolf is
drawing closer and shorter grows the
kale; slay the nervy grocer, but what
does that avail? seek the floral spiel.
err, to buy a buttercup; The war" re-
marks that dealer, has sent the prices
up"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-25
ClaRKE'S OPPORTUNITY.

Governor Clarke has an opportunity
before him to make such an appoint
ment to the state board of railroad
commissioners as will convince our
next legislature that the railroad COM
mission can be made an appointive body.
Recent nominations for that office at
the primary have demonstrated that
the primary is ineffective and years
convention nominations were no better
In the olden days many nomina-
ton for railroad commissioner was
made late in the day after the big con.
tests had been settled and the rank and
file of the delegates had fled from the
hall to catch early trains. Newspaper
reporters at the press tables would
smile one to another as county after
county was voted on railroad commits
sioner by one lone railroad attorney
whose business it was TO get on to his
county delegation and stay until his
nomination which most delegates
seemed 10 have overlooked in their in
terest for the more prominent Offices,
The primary was instituted 10 re-
form system which was working
badly IN the convention but il has
failed TO make good on railroad COM
missioner. There are too many rings
in the circus for the average voter TO
watch them all.
This brings US back to the plan seri-
cusly considered at the. time the rail
road commission was created OF max
ing the commission appointive. Some
may fear the prospect OF governor
like Harding having such power but
he must secure the approval OF the
senate for his appointments and the
people elected Harding hence they
should take the consequences. II ne
| fails in his appointments 1t will De al
the easier to get rid of him. Al least
there is need for some method OF Sc
lecting railroad commissioners which
will be an improvement over either the
convention nomination or selection at
the primary and Governor Clarke can
show what such plan would accom-
| plish in the hands Of a good COVER
nor. We may be coming TO govern
ment of Iowa by commission 10 be
composed of the governor, attorney
general and auditor and il so we can
afford to give such a commission wide
powers Of appointment subject TO ap-
prevail by the senate and the peope
can then hold the three men on the
commission responsible for results.
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Topics of the Times

Il Is said that Miss CongressWoman
Rankin is an excellent cook. wen,
she'll have plenty of chances to help
cook up something" in her new posi-
ton.
And il Hughes first name had been
Swan he'd have padded thru Mime
sofa as slick as goose grease.
However the case turns out those
food spectators in jail in Chicago will
have something else to speculate over
while the verdict is on the way.
Dairy Commissioner Barney advises
a boycott on As cent eggs. Does the
commissioner favor extending the boy
1ott to As cent butter and higher priced
milk? And in that case would he ad-
wise butterine?
Sir Hiram Maxim, an American wht
sold his birthright for a pottage OF
British baronetcy, is dead in London.
The U. S. government has been test
ling paper Irvine and suggests its US
lfor tying parcels by merchants an
others who wrap goods in packages
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HON. JAMES y. W.T. SON.


Railroad Commissioner James II.
Wilson died on yesterday in Wash
ington, D. G.. where business for the
state had called him.
Mr.. Wilson looked so youthful and
healthy that his death will be sur
Prise to the state. He was civil war
veteran. He was a pioneer in Adair
county. Iowa, and had always been &C
tive in politics. He won his nomina-
tions easily and against strong com
petitors. In office he has been doing
his duty. His popularity in the state
had been growing from year to year
He ought to have lived many years
His SON. George A. Wilson, county at
torney of Polk county. was with him
when he died. Few men knew thf
ways Of politics as well as the deceased
and not a man in the state was bet
ter Judge OF political situations. Ane
none could better predict results. H.
will be mourned not only by his family
and by his comrades Of the Crane
Army of the Republic but by the people
Of the state. who will feel that the!
have lost good man. man who hat
proved his bravery In battle and wht
had proved his service in civil life.