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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11

Icduue ibres eisenen @ebarfS biel'
Ieift ioear gGpiiie Wtenaen s,iriiter.
itntten f6unen. Die oeiitide Grute,
oeren Werslntg ,liniifteIbar bep0r.
iteht, miro 1itut iniiibeiten eile quite
WtiticIernte ieir, b. b. iie ipirb meB-
rere giIlionen Younet, mebr in III.
iere Sdeimet Iieiern ols bic leBtc.
Gin enaIiides 9Iatt Dat inns pcs
fiir5cn, borecrabnei, bnb mir ,inicr
gicb fd)rittipeiie aiifsebrert unb bnb
nod bem ariean (,rnierc geieocrIagsrt
rad benz arieue iperben ia I'M feirb.
Ilihen 9oaer Gin immer beIiebtercr
@cacnitanb Der grorterlmg nnS Der
Soiiinins) ,r,bebirpgt Der ,3iliuiE.
mclitrlidy" fonunen uaiiic, neil icuieI
Isieiid, tpie mir onnn braiid)teli, ,,pD
iaDieI Sradtraiim, tuie notG.g fei. I'm
es 5u beforbern, IN Der saf,3en @clt
Rid,t Sl befomnler iein ipiirbe. mir
biirfeu Sieier @epeisiiihrrng ee1cn.
iiDcr tarali aiifmerfiam mafen, bab
mir gar nitJt baran benfen, ilnier
gieI id,rittipeiie oilf5,tsebren, ioubern
haB ipir i;ns slrbeiis. imo WiIfpicb
NIB 3ubtntaieriaI iorafiItis erbaIien
{Mlrd5 bic nnberrrbeiltIif) itarfe Gin.
idlrlufiing bes gerbraud,s), BOB mir
cine aldn3er,be Giitterernte babcr unb
oab inns allein an @erite mii,beiicns
1 Wtillion Sonneit mebr sl,r @erIii.
ql,na iteben iptrb oIs I'M 8oriabra,
lnb Dab nad ben nlnmebr abaeitIoi.
icnen @orarbeiten in Der ndd)itel
@irttIdnitsperiuoe mchrere hiinocri.
iailicub Sonnen bodnpertbiaer Strait
iiltterniittel ans Stoiien er,euet lper.
ben, bic bisber gum Sbeil als ean5lid)I
wertbIos gaIten. 9as iino einiee non
hpn Jattcren, ilnter oeren arobsii1i.
ger @ernd9I1ifigiuie bic yiiftieseIt
Scr eueIiidpn Retnlne leieei.
Snt iibriaen - ,rcnn bas be.liif,e
9pIf burb ben S,mgerfrien in tici
cinerciienb, ieine Geiun6heit iraI
Observation-Disclosures Gntbebrltnsen
scitiirbt iperben fonnte, 70 miibtrn tic
In ben lci,ten Women eingetrc.em ieia,
IN Ger idEpierigitrn 3eit Der @cricr.
gung am gnbe hcr uraiinitiJitcn
@rntepertcbe, bte mir felt piclen Sab,
ren bntten. llnier 0oIf dIs Gangs
mub iid oipnr etipos bsibrnnfen,
lcibet aber mif iest trinc III.
ier Ourhbalten gtfdbrbtnbs Nptb. Ga,
fur itatt pieIer nnt 5tpsi biinbige 8ss
ipeife: Sn elmer 4nsdbI bon SiGD!sn |
ipirb jtbt Die WahenIpeifuns sinseri6. |
iei, bic fir gan; biuises GsIb, f:ir
Summen, bic jebermann Isidt auis |
bringen lam. ausi1mmIife nGtrs |
iuertbreihs Wdbfseiten liefsrt. ellges |
msin ipirb nun beobohtst, bab bic |
3abl Der QlnmeIbunsen su biefen |
'Speiissemeinidaftsn febr esrins III. |
in 9robitabisn ipie a6In, 0iifIslbOrf. |
giisn meIbtn fih 1000 obtr 5000 spets
omen. gstpiB fpieIi babel goruri9eii |
IInb Mibtrauen sins srobs Rolle, obcr |
piirbe bringenbs Notb bieiss Worurs
Ibsil ni9t fsbr rdft nisbsridIassn?
Sine anbere nift niinbsr bsipeistraI. |
Iiss 1batiadt: bic aranfb,its,ifFsrn
inb ardnisntaifsn iinb nisbriesr ala
opipObI in berDsitsIiebidatt |
ili,re apnie unb s5tdusn melt ItGriei
'ertrettn finb; sbsnfc iinb bi, biirs.r.
t4en GisrbIiHteliss, Dor allen bic re-
attpen SdusIinssherb erbIidisiissiffern
iIsin.
mir bnben runb iitbtn ql9tsI unr
err bisbtriDsn Rrisssoussabsu burE
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11

geitrafter 9ebensmittef
ipnder. Tas geBirfsgerid,t 3itrit
oer,,rtbeiIte ben aalifmana Soiei
Dtoroob aus SaIonifi. Der Gnoe
Daarj at SpefuIations5peden l2n
S1de aaffee fauite ,lnb 8ur Mnsfuhr
nod Ieititlano einIagerte, ipegeu
Observation-Disclosures 81 orei 1ageu
@ei1nsnib lnb 20OO ssr. gufe. Dior.
bob, Gin gebiirtiger Spnnier, bat oil
bos, Sbcrgerid,t appeIlirt.
Gin MauIforb fir Strino.
BERG Gnrdj Ole @erIiner gld.tcr
atng Dor cinigen Tagen bic 9littbei.
Iura, Sae ans eiuer S3ene ces
Strinobereid,cu ~1raimipieIs@, oas
i'm 9beater aoniagrdsrr Strabe es.
ipitlt miro. pI6BIid) in nller Stiue Elm
Stiid 9leiog griirifen ici. gs bon'
eelt iid Inn bic S5ene on Der Ripiern,
lpr reide Sciite an eiiem Vaar arnncr
a'roIetnrier porbci prontenieren, ans.
nriidlid): I'M iih 9lppetit gum @iien.
f0nlien gi crIauien: ,Sorit Ni. eiien
fonncn; nniereiner plnst iih ilno
rat ,lihts Su ciieu," iast Der cine ars
better ,iim anoern." lie @ottin su.
,ro. als 3eugin Der S5ene, rid,tet nn
SeI Tic 6eeleifenSen Did,fer bic 1roa,,
sb benn Die Wlenid,en. Die es 70 eli.
geridte., ipirfl;h idIedJt ieicn. llnh
Ser Tidtrr eibt ben geideio: rTie
Meniten nidt, cher Die 0erlpal.
i.lng. Gieic SJenr III pI5bIih aus
Ser sluffiibrima peridspunoen. Sipci.
ieacs lit oamif etrpas iphr gpeient.
Iid,ts bem gidter strinobera aus
Sem Wiuno aeiionnnefi. Gle 1heater.
seniir lit nIs shiIGee oil Der
Strcidilng nid)t aenannt. Tuburd,
nirh Der glnidjefn eripedt, oaf, Die
gircfiirn ieIbit - inpen mir NAL:
aus ,@efdlliafeit" bieie inrrb1rte
g;crffinuileIiits, bic cine grcbe wsr.
iIadiifng Strinbbefg'iter @eirll.
ihaitsfritif beoelttet, beipifft bdife.
gnollen bic Serfen Wseinborot imo
Derndiier, on bcrcn Iiternriidvn
Grpii man bisber ME seSipeifeIt, taa
auf ii& iiaeu IaiicnS -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11
Wtuntas, ben II. Geptcmber 1916.

gu gestnn bes neusn
@9uliabres ribten mir an ale gls
tern, bic ibre ainber ni9t am bsuts
ihen ltnterridt tbeilnebmen laiTen, bic
Grmabnung, bab iis iid zines Iolfen
Ilnredts an Oenen, bic ibnen bds
5beuerite auf @rben iinb, ni6t idulz
big MAIDEN follten, inbem tie ibnen Elm
fir bas sdn5e 2eben pertbpplles &C.
fhent oorentbalten. Wer beutfb tunn,
iibt an Der Quelle Der mobernen 8rl>
tur, 6ereihert feinen 9etit NIT iperths
polIen @ebdnten unb Qlnregunssn, bic
ibn aus Der Oebs oes anglpzameriia=
nif9enMatsriaIismus emporbeben rnp
erldnst oaraus audi eiren prattiThsn
@etptnn. 5iir bic ainbsr 1T bic grs
Iernuns Der Seutiten Spra6e feline
girbe, ionbern cine WpbItbat, oa
ibnen 6ierbur1 eine fpiltommene Mbs
tpe6slung geboten tpiro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11

Iuf otratiI9er Seit(
1T bas 9emiiben eriidtIi9, 6usbes
als 5sinb Der Qtrbeiter binsuiteIlen. El
bat ourauf in Waine geaHtlDprtet, a1t
jebe fclt$ 9ehauptang l;..e telpubts
unipubrbeii lit. 2lls 9ouperneur ppr
yieip Yort bat Susbes fir cine fDrts
i9rittlids 4rbeiter s9sIsbsebung ser
Dirtt. Sas fann ni9t beftritten iper.
ben. Sn 5olse befen rihtet man bic
4ngriffe auf feline ri6terli4e 2bdtiss
teit, in tpel6er er als 8eiiiBer bes
gunbesobereeridts peridiebens pros
seiie su llnguniten Der Nrbeiters sllnios
men entfdisben bat. Oas gegen i'm
ausSuIpielen, benefit eins unebrlitc
&mnpfespeiIe, benn Riemanb 1T 10
unipifenb, bab sr bic Sunttionen Ell
neg Ridters niht BON Denen etuss &C.
febeebers unteri9eiben tDnnte. Sin
Mi9ter mad)t feline 9eisBe, Ionocrn
legt lie aus unb penn CT bic ibm our1
iein Nmt gesogenen 9renSen nitt
einbGlt, ionosrn als 8eiesaebsr au
pirten iudt, 10 lit er Elm llIurputor
unb eins @efubr fir bic RepubIii.
gbenfo perfudt man, ibm elmer Strit
baraus gu breben, bab er nit Der ocn
Wilfon eetrofFenen GrIebiguns bts
gifenbabneStreits nidt einnerItdnben
1T. QDsr baraus foIgert, odb 9u9bes
teine 0ertiir5ung Der 4r6eitsSeit unb
teine 2obnerb0bung biGigt, Der fest
ii6 nit Der Wabrbett in WiberIpru4.
9uebes 1T elm ebenIpl9 gutter 5reunb
Der Nrbeiter, iuis Wilion unb Elm 1aFs
ri9tigerer 5reunb, ba es niht gu lei
nsn 9sppbnbeiten esb0rt, anbsrs gu
banDeln, ipie er reoet. Seine ariti.
ri6tet ii6 bagegen, oab Wilion fsin:n
5risoen eeihaffen bat, .nas
ebenio i6dblih fir ben arbeiter. rie
fir bic arbsitgeber 1T unb bab or IiA
nidt eirmal bic Miibe sege6sn bat,
Rlarbsit iiber ben Strsitfaq gu erranr
gen. ionoern Isbiglid nit Riidiidt auf
feline pOlitiiden SntsrsFen nebanoelt
bat. Ulit Redt bemsrtt Sugbsa ol3u,
OaB Wilion ben Ir6eiteru ni6t ge@
niibt, fOnbern gei6aoet bat. gei elmer
6iebsgeri4tli6en ShIihtlng pdrs
ben Giienbabns4ns nseitellten OplIfts Sc
tehtisteit 5utbsiI geporben unh isbsr
1dtte etns auf foldem Wege erftui'cns
Sntfdeibung gebilligt, 10 bab ben Qlrr
'eitern baiternb Der @enub Der ibnen
|uertannten Sprberungen ber6liebsr
pdre. Durd @ilfons 9erbalten sat
fd Elm 9orurtbeil gegsn bic Glen
sInssitellten gebilbet unb es lit
est f6on Oorausaufe6en, bub bas.
pas Wilion 5u Dese 5sbrdd)t bal, iid
1iht BON Oausr ertpsiIen fpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11

folde Sinalsfdiebung bes eSrisbsns
nidt gu beoaIern ionbcrn su besrii,
ben D1re, neil alsbann bic SiIerbeit
gegcbsn III, bab 9eutidlanb bic ieirer
sroben Spfern entipre4enbsn syriss
otnsbebinsunsen erlangen tpiirbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11

wie auf benz Dad Der
@reis. Der iih nidt su belfen fpeib,
itebt WiGpn ben btItGnbiaen syorbes
runsen gegsniiber, bic Sapan an Ghiua
itellt. Wilion 1T ii6 tlar barii6er,
bab es auf cine 3erItiidellne Gbinas
uno auf eine @usf6liebung res ameri.
taniiben Sanbels baieIbit abgeieben
tit, aber er 1T ratblps, lpas er ibun
foll. Gr min es tpiebsr nit Der Weber
periufen, nit benz poIIen BetpubtIein,
bab ieine Wiibe perge6ens lit uno oab
bic Inttport in Spott unb Spbn, i'm
siinitisiten Sale in liisnerif6en sses
idpihtigunsen beiteben pirb. TaE
Wilion bieis fir bic Ser. Stddien 10
i;biper bebentlihe Sudlass oerIt .!bst
bat, iinterliegt ittft bem minoeIsn
3fpeifel. Ser tritii9e punti n seintr
9eituns ber auspdrtisen 9lnsels9sn=
beiten trat Elm, als Sapan ibm Don Der
@bii6t, Siingtau gu nebmen ,bena,4s
rtftigte. Wenn er sinsn Juntsn
itaatsmdnniI6er ginfidt bsIdbe, mir
be er auf Der StelIe iein enti6iebsnes
8erbot baseasn eingelsst baben pnb
bas 8erbot pdrs ri9t unbsa6tet ess
blieben, ba Sapan niht auf bic lnz
terItiibung gnslanos su elmer 3eit, ba
es in bsm ihtperen Sample nit
Seuf9lanD itebt, bGtte rednen tUnz
men. Nber bas, mas 70 nabe lag,
tpnnte Bel einem prGiibenten nidt
auftommen Der cine britii6s ginpe
Dor ben Iugen trdat.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-28
|. CONGRES SMAN LEE
OFFERS CORN PRIZES

Dear Mr.. Editor:
| would be glad that you would
make announcement through your
paper that, in accordance with my
custom for the past five or six years,
l will again for this year offer $25
in prizes TO the Boys Corn Club of
your county This sum will be di-
vided into three prizes of S12, IS
and s., and | will ask that they be
awarded to the boys making the
greatest yield of corn to one acre.
trust that this sum will be sup
plemented to a large extent by the
progressive business men Of your
county and that a nice sum will be
raised so as to make it possible to
give at least small prize to every
member of the Corn Club OF your
county for 1916 who stays in the con-
test to the end and makes the re-
quired exhibit and report
also wish you to state that in the
event a Girls Canning Club is or
gained in your county this year, that
| will give one prize to this club. to
be announced later
Trusting that this great move
ment will have your active interest
and support and that we may have
the largest and most successful Corn
Club in the 9TH district for 1916 that
we have had in the history of the
work, | am, with good wishes,
Your friend,
GORDON LEE.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-28
NO. 4.
FUNERAL OF Mr.. CASEY.

Mr.. G. r. Carnes, Mrs. Feagin and
Mrs. Moilie Carnes attended the FUN
eral Of Mr.. J G. Casey last Sunday
az ST Paul'a church in Atlanta.
Mrs Casey is . daughter Of Mr..
Carnes and the death of her husband
is a great shock to him He received
a letter from his daughter on Thurs
day morning telling Of a wedding in
St Pauls church at which her little
daughter, Louise, had been flower
girl. 1t was such a pleasant, bright
letter as a happy mother writes and
that night her husband was taken
away so cruelty After he was found
in the railroad yard with his arm
crushed to the shoulder he was able
to talk over a phone to his wife but
after the surgeons had cut the arm
off he soon passed away He was
only SO years old and leaves three
children.
The funeral was conducted by Or.
Quillian and the interment was in
Casey's Cemetery
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-28

was given which did honor to the
great Southern leader and the bril-
liant "Stonewall" Jackson. whose
birthday also comes in January.
Master James Groves recited Jack
sons Way" and Mary Holland gave
The Sword OF Lee. A quartetts
composed of Mrs. John Warren. Mrs.
c. p. Stephens, Mrs Kutz and Mrs.
j. ID. Collins sang two old southern
favOrites, "Juanita" and my ola
Kentucky Home" Miss Augusta
Cohen read an original essay on ROB-
ert Lee and Mrs. A. s. Cohen read
the u. ID. c. Calendar prepared by
the State President. Miss Annie Luz
ella Warren recited "Marse Roberts
Asleep" and Mrs. Warren gave sew
eral guitar selections. How Firm
Foundation" was sung by all, af-
ter which a social hour was enjoyed
and the hostess served coffee and
sandwiches and candy. Several vet
Grams were present, adding interest
to the occasion.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-28


Clerks Salary ...,.. $4,000
Mayors Salary .... $4,000
Ccuncilmen's Salaries -. 100000
Treasurer's Salary 49,. $4,000
City Attorneys Salary $4,000
Salary for the cemetery
Sexton to be placed at
5000 and allowing the
cemetery committee $500
for extra help and Incl
dental expenses, we re-
commend that we appro-
pirate this department. $4,000
For the upkeep of the
City trash wagon includ-
ing salary for the negro
and board for mule, we
recommend that we APP
propriate .. $4,000
For printing and Supplies $4,000
For the Calaboose ... $1,000
For Pest House ...... $4,000
To take care of the inter
est on the present in
debtedness Of the City,
we recommend that we
set aside ......... $4,000
We recommend that to
help maintain the City
Library, we set aside tt0
be paid quarterly -. S60.G0
We recommend that we
set aside for the city park $4,000
$4,000 of this amount to
be given to the Civic Lea
to be used for the Park
only and the balance of
10000 to be turned over
to the Street Committee
to be used in the Park
exclusively.
For incidental expenses
of the City .... 100000
For settling any law suits
pending from former ad-
ministration .......... $4,000
$12,30O.O0
The amount Of these appropria-
tons totals $12,30O.O0 with nothing
CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-28
PaESEN7MENTS Of THE
JANUARY GRAND JURY
GEORGIA, COBB COUNTY.
To the Honorable H. L. Patterson,
Judge of the Superior Court of
Said County:

We the regular Grand Jury drawn
at the November term, 1915, of Cobb
Superior Court, and called together
for the November Adjourned Term,
1915, beg leave to make these our
Special Presentments:
FIRST.
We recommend that our Represen-
tatives enact law that will guard
the finances of our County and not
allow our authorities to let the liza
bilities exceed the assets, except in
case of emergency.
SECOND.
We feel that the voters in the
county would endorse and say that
they desire a change in the present
commission laws in any way that
would reduce the expenses and get
better results from the amount of
money spent. We also recommend
that the Board of Commissioners he
reduced from Five to Three and that
they receive the stipulated sum Of
Five Hundred Dollars each per year
for their services as Commissioners,
and that said Commissioners to sup
erintend the entire road and bridge
building, assisted by their different
sub bosses, and that said Commits
sioners have the authority to buy by
wholesale as much as is practicable
all necessary supplies at the nearest
market for County purposes, and
that said term of office for said
Commissioners shall be one for two
years, one for three and one for four
years, and that the county be divided
into three wards and one commiss-
Toner be elected from each one of
the three wards, but the entire coun-
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-28

~ TO vote on that election, in the
primary as we'll in the General cleo
ton.
THREE.
We recommend that the Warden
or superintendent receive not over
Twelve Hundred ($t200.00l Dollars
per year.
FOURTH.
We also recommend that said Com
missioners have an itimized state
ment published monthly of all mon
ey received and paid out We fur
Their recommend that more atten-
ton be paid the roads in the rural
districts
FIFTH
We recommend that our Tax
Equalizers be more conservative in
placing the value upon the farm
lands in the County. Our County is
paying more tax per acre than nine
ty five per cent of the other Coun-
ties in the State, and that makes
Cobb County unequal in State taxes.
SIXTH.
There being a vacancy for County
Commissioner in the Marietta Dis
trict, caused by the resignation of
Mr.. j, n. CAN'T we, the Grand Jury.
assembled next after said resigna-
tion of Mr.. CAN'T, has gone in, here
byelect Honorable f. p. Dobbs, of
Marietta, as a member of the Board
of Commissioners, to succeed Hon. j.
N. Can't, resigned. In doing this
we have decided it to be the best
interest of the County to place in
the Marietta District a man who is
a good financier, and who can care
fully look afer the finances of the
County. Mr.. Dobbs was in no sense
candidate for the office, and was
not in the Grand Jury room when
the vote was taken.
SEVENTH.
We recommend that s. w. Dodgen
be appointed Notary Public and Elk
Officio Justice of the Peace, in and
for the S97 District G. NJ, to sue
coed J. II. Nix, who has moved away.
We also recommend that II. p.
Kirkpatrick be appointed Notary
CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-28
LEES BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED

Lees birthday was appropriately
celebrated on Jan 18th, at the home
of Mrs. James J. Daniel, on Kenne-
saw Avenue, by the Daughters of
the Confederacy. A short business
meeting was held, Mrs G. p. Steph-
ems presiding in the absence Of the
president, after which program
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-28
Making a total to the City

Making total to the City
for general purposes Of. $2O,S94.0
And for a conservative estimate,
it is our idea that the Citys budget
for the year 1916 should be estimat-
ed on basis of $20,000.O0.
The actual running expenses for
the Police Department for the year
will total $2,82O0O, and allowing
the Police Committee $4,000 for ex-
ira help etc, we recommend that
you appropriate the Police Commit
tee 100000.
The Fire Department has asked
the City for $1,7OO00 for the run
ming expenses for the year 1916,
and after carefully considering this
amount, we consider it reasonable
and recommend that we appropriate
for the Fire Department $1,7OO.OO
To take care of the present indebt-
edness of the City, we recommend
that we appropriate 1870 of the year
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-28

Meeting called to order at $40
p. M. Jan 20th, 1916. Present MAJ
or and full board of Councilmen.
Mr.. Brumby reports for committee
on conference with Board of Lights
and Water as to price of City Lights
and water.
Mr.. Wallace reports for finance
committee on Budget.
Marietta, Ga, Jan 20, 1916.
To the Honorable Mayor and Cour-
Gil of the City of Marietta.
We your finance committee acting
under instructions from your body,
beg cave to submit the following for
you Consideration and adoption.
We find that the general fund IF
the City for the past four years aver
ages the following:
Special taxes and licenses $3.374.O0
F0llce flneS ............ 5 30 , 90
Street taxes .... S1,725.0 90
AID Valorem taxes ......$14,240.0 90
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-28

ly in come OF the general fund of
the City, which will amount to APP
proXimately 100000.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-28

ty TO vote on that election, in the
primary as we'll in the General cleo
ton.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-28

We recommend that the Warden
or superintendent receive not over
Twelve Hundred C$t200.0O) Dollars
per year.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-04

Mary Boland is a native of Phila-
delphia, was brought up in Detroit
and began stage life there as a mem
Der of a local stock company. Her
wide experience as a stock actress led
to an engagement in New York and
then to the support of Robert EdesOn
in "StrongheaTt." The company
went to London, and she duplicated
her New York success there.
Charles Frohman- then - obtained
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-04

her for leading parts in his London
productions, following which she
supported Francis Wilson here in
when Knights Were Bold" The
next season she became John Drew's
leading woman and at once an &C
knOwledged favOrite of all American
theater gOers. Then followed her
starring in "My Lady's Dress" In
the autumn of 1915 Miss Boland went
to the Triangle-Ince studio to do the
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Fallon Greek Items

Mrs. A. S. Jensen Of Cedar
Rapids Ia. has taken up her resi-
dence on her bomectead west Of
Fallon also Miss Emma Brown of
Black River Falls, Wis.
Gus Malmqnist is moving on
his homestead joining Frank
miller.
w. E. Speelman has accepted
-n- position as foreman Of W. /.
Maxwell ranch.
Fatty George was seen in our
midst a few days the fore part
Of the week.
Bill Sin and partners have just
arrived from Moline III. with a
carload Of machinery and sup
plies.
There was a gathering of reigh-
bors at the Pearson home last
week to talk over school matters,
as this vicinity has 20 children il
is time to decide that something
has to to be done so We can OBJ
tain a school.
Sa, Colleprlet was on our val
ley looking over the cattle with
the intentions Of buying.
/ Cattle on our valley have Win
tered very we'll and most every
thing in sood shape to turn or
the range.
J. E. Dodd returned from Miles
City Wednesday with a new
bunch of horses also two span OF
mules.
&. A general store is being erect
ed by the Chausce girls on THEN
homestead east Of Fallon. This
will be quite an accommodation 10,
Fallon Creek
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Automobile Club

There has been considerable
talk among automobile owners
in this vicinity of late in regard
to the organization of an Ekalaka
Automobile Club. 1t is thought
that an organization of this kind
could do great deal of good in
the futherance of good road pro-
jects in this vicinity and in CO.
operating with clubs of a like
nature could perpaps bring some
influence to bear in this regard.
1t is believed likely, if the
movement were started, that a
state highway could be construct
ed, running from Belle Fourche
via Alzada, Sykes and Ekalaka
to some point on the Yellowstone
Trail, This would be the natural
route from the Black Hills to the
park and such road would be
a big asset to Fallon county as a
whole.
In the matter of local roads
the field of endeavor of such a
club is large. Good roads 20 a
long way toward the upbuilding
Of a new country and a we'll or
ganized automobile club can do
much in boosting the game along.
Let's talk it over.
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EKAAKA GALLON COUNTY, MONTANA, FRIDAY APRIL

which will open about April 10th.
with a complete line Of home fur
nlshlngs. M. l.. Russell & Co. ct
"Vlnc' Fuqua is cutting the
breezes with new Ford coupe
wnlch he purchased Of Doc Lat.
ham Henry Newhary also in-
vested IN a Ford car this week.
Ben Hamilton discarded his
horses today and will from now
On endeavor to carry the Baker
mail via the auto route, Ben
having invested in a new Baby
Buick Six.
Manager Phillips of the Baker
Opera House came over the fore
part of the week to set things
going with the motion picture
apparatus at the Play House.
He returned home Wednesday
morning.
D. D. Howell and wife were
up from their ranch last Satur-
day, and accompanied the basket
ball boys to Aladdin. NJ. Howell
informs us that he will be a cam
didatc for nomination for office
Of county commissioner on the
republican ticket. Dean is all
right, but will be on the wrong
ticket. -Alzada Fairplay.