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The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-04-08
DISCARD TAYLOR SYSTEM.

Boston.-Thc Reecc Buttonholc Ma
chine Company has reached an agree
ment with its four hundred striking en-
ployes. A So-called efficiency" system
is abandoned, the eight-hour day grant
ed, and wages are increased, Time and
one-half will be paid for overtime, and
double time for Sundays and holidays.
Arbitration provisions are also agreed
to in the contract.
These workers are mostly machinistS.
They were unorganzed when they
struck, but returned to work as mem
bcrs OF MachiniSts' Union No. 2G4.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-04-08
RESUBMIT WAGE LAW.

Detroit, Mich.-The minimum wage
amendment to the City Charter has
been resubmitted to the City Council
atthe request OF the Detroit Federation
OF Labor. The amendment provides for
a wage OF not less than 50 80 a day for
unskilled labor and the highest prevail
ing rates for skilled mechanics This
amendment, last spring. received the
largest vote ever given a charter pro-
posal. but was recently declared invalid
because legal red tape had not been
complied with
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-04-08

Columbus, Ohio.-Concrete evidence
that State employees embraced in the
classified list under the civil service act
are being mustered into an active or
ganization to aid Governor Willis in his
contest to be elected delegate-at-large to
the Republican National Convention and
to be renominated, is alleged in state
ments made public.
Copies of letters written by a State
official asking such employees to organ
ize committees on behalf of the Gov
ernor's political ambitions have been Sc
cured and are being exhibited by his op-
ponents.
In these communications is witnessed
an attempt to reach behind the regular
party organizations in the various corn-
ties. The feeling that many members of
the Republican State Central Committee
and of various county committees are
either lukewarm or openly unfriendy
to the Governor evidently has obtained
Judgement.
Put Up To Governor.
Following the failure of the State
Central Committee to adopt resolutions
of appreciation last year, Mr.. Willis. it
is alleged, was advised to construct his
own organization.
The first step in this direction was
the selection of State Central Commit
teeman George Stauffer, Ottawa, as Sec
retary of the State Board of Agricul-
ture to succeed Renick w. Dunlap,
Kingston, who summarily was removed.
Mr.. Stauffer was one of the committee
men who stood ready to adopt the reso-
lutions and who led the fight of the drys
i'll the committee against the rule laid
down for the selection of delegates to
the State convention. ..
Since then the work has been gradu-
ally going forward. In many of the
counties the committees have fallen into
line and are co-ordinating their work
with the State employees. The recent
drive made by three Independent candi-
dates for delegate-at-large produced an
acute situation, and it is now charged
that a strictly separate machine is being
put up, the work being done by members
and employees of the various State COM
missions appointed by the Governor
himself
Where StOughton Gets In.
Chief activity is laid to the door of
George l.. Stoughton, Westerville, sec
retary of the Ohio Industrial Commits
sion. 1t is alleged that he is operating
through employees recently named by the
commission and approved as required
by the law, by the Governor.
These appontecs are named from the
classified list and under the Civil Serv-
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-04-08
A Real Mountebank
Governor Willis in the Last Election Was Horri-
fled at the Machine Being Used By
Governor Cox.-Now 1t Comes Out
That He Also Has a Machine.

CiOa SerUce Employees Called Upon to Aid in Landing
Convention Seat For Willis As He Is Mortally Afraid
of Matt Glaser-Foes of Governor Produce Letter of
Official As Proof That Army Is Being MobHized.-
Money Sought By State Inspector, 1t Is Alleged
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18

Die gIbiteppung in Dielen 9ieiben In
Seioe nlsgefiibrt gteu nIleroings
nur in 10 fern, ais oas @erscngene in
Der W1ooe immer mieoer bon 8eit 5u
8eit neu erltebt Baris nenUeuOet iilr
pieIe neue Wlooeue oieie 5orm Der
glusibniidlng in mlsgeoebntem Wtus
be, Die nor 5pei syobr5ebnten iibermis
popular mar, oie proftiih oeraulagte
sSrul tDiro oieIe @ornihtr obne Sra.
ae befiiriporten, Ga oieielbe ebenio
pirElmgspoa lit, ipie gorte. itn0 beis
fer, neil leid)ter an @eipimt Sn I'm,
ierer oritten glbbil0ltng ieben mir Ell
nen m2onteI bon ibwar5em Wio6air
uno aefiittert nit peiBer @eioeufd6-
dcu-Seioe. Ser loie @rosen uno bic
Wfanihetten Iino aarnirt init 9ieibea
BON id)iperer, meiBer Seioen.9Ibitep.
puna in @orbiiren'Gffeft. lingep0bn-
lid III Der ooppelte 9Sotentleoergiir.
tel, Der inlter benz g(rm oeihloiien
piro, uno Die Giille oes 0lontels in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18

8e5ug auf bic tbieriI6en NahrungsN
mittel, bab aber oos niHt Der Sal
1T, penn man eiuen friI6en sriinen
Salat ais 8eiIpeiIe gibt. 2BeHn man
i6n alIf bem Siidb iiebt, 10 ipirb MIDI
nur bic gu erpartenbe Mabl5eit anget
ne6mer, fofueit Der @aumen in Sragi
tommt, ionOern es fiHbet aud sinI
glnreguns Oergerbouungsorgaus Itatt
Die Aer5te piiien es f6pn laRge, bah
es iid, fpenn feline g}eigun9 gum
GKeu Oorbonben lit, ODer ipeun, mi,
man getDObnlicb iogt, iemanbem sins
Speife nibt ihmsdt, meilt I'M cine
9rdgbeit Der @erbaulngsorgaue bans
belt. Sie6t er aber cine SpeiIe, bic
i6m dneenebm lit. 70 lpirtt oieler 9(ns
bid f9on 70 giinitig Elm, baB bic Sbds
tisteit Der @erbouungsorgane be-
ginnt. beOor er bic Jlubrung ieinsm
Ulunbe 5ueefiibrt bat. 0ag DaFer
Iduft ibm i'm Wlunbe ouIammen, uno
bic 9lbIonberung bes UlagenIaftss
tritt elm.
S9on aus bieIsm @runoe erfiiat
Der Salat cine ipihtige Qlufgabe in
Der Didt. Das 1T aber ni9t Der eins
5ige, fon6ern ipenn er nit triI9em
Oel Subereitet ipiro, ipie es Bel einem
guten Salat fattfinben foa, ipirb ct
Oabur@ sIei95sitis gu einem ousss=
aei9neten unb angenebmen Wlittei,
bem &Orper 3utrdgli9es uno lei9tz
berbaulihes 5ett ein3uperIeiben. Sin
britter Nuben, Der ni9t Der geringite
lit, beitebt ooun nod barin, baB er
Sol3e entbGlt, bic an unb fir Ii1
ibon normaIe @erbauungstrGfte beIis
BEN, unO fOmit einsu giiHitieen Gin>
fluB auf uniere 8Iut5uIummenfebung
ausiiben.
8eim &p9sn Der berI6isbsnen Sc
mile. bic iid 5ur 9eritelluns eires
Salates eignen tpiirben, eebt Elm gros
Ter She'll biefer altaliI9en Sal3c oers
loren. Sybrs Mi9tigfsft lit aber unbes
ftreitbar ,ipesbalb man iogar Bel
man6eu 9auttranibeiten Salote bers
oronet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18

weihen gleic6udBigen 8olten 5uiam.
menbdlt Ger Oa5ii getrnaene Sut
mar bon itmar5em 0laildnoer.Strob
in WlatroienfornI iinO gornirt init ei.
mem sSeoern. Ornament
glum gll5iigc in @abaroine uno
W1obair iino ebenfaas nit Stepprei.
ben garnirt imo beionoers elegant
lit oaS &oitiim bon marinebIauem
gRo6air NIT @or0iireu-@ffeft an SRA.
gen inoWlanicbetten in Sorm bon gl6.
itepplmq in gIeiHfarbiger Seioe.
Gs lit eritalnIid, iUie idnell oic
,oogre4 fir oieien Sup bon @orpihir
9oOeu geuonnen bat, imo uie iiber.
ans fleioiam 6ieieIbe iit pom iorg.
faltia geplant in @e3ug oui Sorbe
uno W}uiter gfiht MIR iiebt monWldn-
tel iniO 4oitiime nit Oieier Sorm bon
@ornitur, iouoarn ouh @louien bon
G5eorqeite.Grepe uno gltlns inlo in
uirfun1spoller @eiie 6amit ausae-
itattet. Syu eii:em Sale iparen ielbii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18

perOen in allsaeoebutem 0laBe ais
@oruihtr DeriUauot, aber oiIh bon
eiuanoer abiiebcnoe Ghattirungen in
2einen inO &iquee ergebeu cine mir
flrngsboae @arnihw Sebr bdufig
f0nten ieparate 8iidbe bon 2einen
ooer @iauee 5iI naBigem @reiie fer.
tia gefmift werocn lrno IN bortbeilbaf.
fer @eiie an oem einIarbigen 2eiuen.
Hello angebraht peroen
@on ebeuio GroBem sSntereiie pie
oas Sportfoitiim lit oie fir glbeno.
trabt 6eitinuute 4leiNiug. Tos Tnn5.
Hello 5eidnet iid beionoers oaourd
mS, oaB Ser 9lod fur8 ino ron. ipdb-
reno ole Toiac cher einen Stoffman-
gel aniipeiit Cit beitebt oieielbe That
idhlicb utr ais cinen boben, ordpir,
ten Ydeoergurt ino Sdulteriireifen,
mogeaen Ser nod uugebeure Meugen
BON Ourbiibtiaem gleb, Giiu ooer
gbiffou ouflpeiit, mo entipeOer in
Der SiifteneeaenO ODER an 6uBloum,
mitiels eines iniibtbaren &eifens
pcit obiiebeno gemndt lit. Dieieu
aleioern boftet ein unbeidreibliber
9iei3 an, iino iie bod Die SyueenoIid-
felt ielbit glidt peniaer rei5eno, ODER
ipenieer widtig iit Der glbenOmontel
oieier Soiion. 9luf oieier III nibt
longer ons in ihUeren SolteH am
@orper nie0erbdneenoe Nlohuerf,
fin oas peider @anne-Snmmet uno
alanSeuoer gltlas erforoerlidj tDuren,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18

@s tit eine ilberraibelioe Sbatiodc,
bic man bel BEN Bferoerennen beob-
o9fen fann, oaB 5lpei Grittel Der
iaibionoblen 5lauen IN Sportan5ii.
gen eefleioet iiio. Dies l!eiert ulr
0en @elpeis oofiir oaB oas, mas Jrait
Dtooe porberioete, Mabrbeit gepor.
ben 1T. Ole anerifaniide6ron ninlmt
eg ernlt nit oem @piel itn0 Der @r-
bolung i'm 6reien nidlt neil es 5ils
fanta ein ysSao" lit, ion0erH neil iie
|id mirflib uno erniilih intcreiiirt
fiir @epegiine IN Der freien ytatur,
Die @eiIt uno Qorper frditiqen mo
frildl erbnIten. Ole natiirlite 6olse
blerbou III, oaB 5rml WloOe aufs 9e.
iie fin Sic notbiae glusriiihug ges
lorgt bat, sSr 10 GROCER gln8abl inIo
9usma6l imo 5portau3ige nod liies
mails oiferirt Doroen 8isber maren
@porifoitiiiue MIR BON nebelll1dlicber
@e0putlng. sSu oieien Sabre lit eS
ems Der piHtiaiten aleioungsitiide
Ger Geioen-5peater, Der i'm DergoHs
geneu sSabr 70 popular NOR, erihcint
pie0er IA ben 0erlodeuoilen aonbiuas
tionen gr miro nit Dem ieparoten
5portrod uno iiber 0em none.piece"
Moihflei0 getragen peroeu Ger
syarieg.9In3ltg in Seioe ODER @oae lit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18

Sn oerielbeu @eiIe finoct man
aud i'm Sportfoltiin cine lleberein-
thinning 6iuiideu Sut imO @aIetot,
Die Dem aoitiim einen ie5r anipre-
6eno pirfenoeu eil6eitli6en G6oraf-
ter perieibt. 9(IS Die reBenoen Sui
iab-@epcbc nit ibren farbieen Dor
oiiren-@ffeften in oieier Soiiou er.
l9ienen, lparen Die 0hlter5eidner
momenton in @erlegeubeit, ipie oieiel-
ben ridtig 81 bebanoeln p6ren. Sest
3eigt iicb, OaB 0ieies groblem iduell
gelolt spir0e, oenn nidt MIR iino Die
ie @ewebe fir elegonte Sportfoitiime
irno &isi0er occeptirt poroen, ion-
bern Iin0 oilb IN oaS Reib Ser @ub,
moderei eitgeorllngen. Ebotiade lit,
oas Sportfoltiin nit 9oroiireni
@arnitur bat eiiten oo5u poiien0en
Silt, our 6reuOe aller, oie ii1 oes 9e-
iibes eines iolhen riibmeu fonnen.
Sc6r oft treten oieie goroiiren-@Hef-
te in 0iod. Montel inio Sui in @r.
I6eimng, bod muB SorsfaIt aeii6t
meroen, boB Ole @oruihr lib nidbt ail
b1ufig mieoerbolt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18

oes Saffeto-01auteIs fir cine bier
iabrige N}iB lit in unierer fiiufteu
9lbbiIounq oargeitelt, uno onsgefiibrt
in frau5oiiid blouemEaffeta, irno oas
aleinhen oas ibn trGgt, erideiut
oarin iebr 6ii6i6 qefleioet. Ger poac
&odtbeil lit einem glatten Eaiaeit-
tbeil cngeiest, unter einem nit
SdnoIle neriebenen @iirtel Gin bib
ider gottiitfrQgen erei6t cine poi'
Ienoe @arnitiir. Ser fleioiame Sut,
nit 9hmen-@ornitur imo ipeibe
9udsfih.Shube iino paiienoe @e-
fGbrten 5u Dem Wtantel.
gg onoa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18

Ger Seioen btpou5 ais
&riegSOogel. sSa Bulletin 0l
Saint Snbert.@lub sc 5ronce" lielt
man: @iele fenncu oeu biibiben SO.
gel, 0er man IN 6rautreid nidjt niif
llnre6t .inIeur~ (5hir6ber) nenlt,
unO Dem mou fdlid]lth 9obmeli oIS
9aterlono 6ulbreibt, (oie Stoliener
nenHen. i'm ogarriilo 81 Boemia).
Der Seioenid)Uan5 ~ er lit es, zen
mir ineinen ~ fonunt in Sen fdlte-
rem n0roli6en @egeuoen Der 9llten
ino gfeueng8elt Dor. Sir uniere @rei-
ten lit er cir nidJt beionoers regelnld-
Biq lpieoerfe1renoer @ouoerpogel; er
eriheint uno peridtuiu0et, ipie es ibm
paBt, nidt na9 beiouoeret gfatlrge-
ieben; eS iHeint ie0odj, ais Oh er Die
frun50iiiheu @robir5en nit gen1dbig-
tenn alinta in Defenders ftrengen
gSintern oufiu6e. Ssn g8iUter
1924 tpiirben elm Sbeil SounnhS,
gelgien imo 6ranfreidb bon 5obllofen
Ghuren bon Scioenltpan5en beildt;
Die @inpat0ering oaucrte foit 5iuet
92onote itno por i'm Often, Nor0olteit
uno 9torotDeiten SSranfreichs lt1rfer
ais in W2ittelfronfrei6 uno all oeil
SIiiltea 0es gLtlontii6en S5eons. Cine
iolde Snbalion BON SeiOenidDpdn5eiI
bate man i6on felt longem nibt
lHebr geieben, Ocun ibr @rlheinen III
6raufreih lit io6uiagen iprungboit
in6 erfoIet in melt auseinonoerlie.
qenoeH 8eitr1umen. sSm gBinter l
1884 alic eritbieuen 0ie Sei0en.
idpDdnSe, uno ein paar lRonote ipd-
ter eri6ienen in @eloien umo in
6roufreib Oic Deuti9en. 9as per-
0ieft cilsoriidliH bernerft 81 peroen,
0n rieOer eiunal Elm alter Bolts.
claude redt bebolten bat. Shon i'm
prauer 9lltertbuut fpieIte Der Seioen-
Idapan5 i'm Nolfsglouben eine groBe
3olle: man iob Oos 70 bornlloie 30.
gelden bon ieber ols einen 8ogeI boir
boIer GorbeOeuting an ais einen
yiettntore", ser ieinelt @oItee6ern
aidts alS llnbeil bringt. 9ie gllter
nannten ibn n9lbis incelloiaria" nab.
men alio al, 0oB er 9inmliibes ooer
boaiifes Selier ouf ole Wlenihen Der.
obbringe Sn Delttl6lanb ober nennt
man oen Seioenid6pan5 i1on felt
longen Ycltpogel iuio 4riagsDogel:
man betra6tet inn BORT olio ais ben
@orIGilfer ODER @erfim0er 0eier 9ol.
fergeiBeln. SSn Srantreib glaubte
man id)on i'm WfittelaIter, oaB ote
glnfiulft cer ScioenidypGn3e Seufen
ais 6olge i1perer ariege bertiinoe,
lmo sic froil8oiiiden gauern gIahben
au6 jeBt nod al oieie 2e9en0e bonn
Sei6enfhtuon5; oober bo6en, nls I'M
@inter 1884 oas @ri1eiuen iii.
teimlih oroBer SeiocnidaDan3ldsa-
rem gcneloet pitroe, piele Nmiern auT
ben Seloern lno 9lbcn0s am b1us-
li6en Ser0 in aroBer glufregimg un0
@eritimming 6cs greieniB beipro.
den rno BIN lno Der geratben, lOas
mobl Dem 9on0e an YoieIu geldeben
fonnte. Sebr biele oahten iofort oil
9rie1, iruc Der arieQ fam nnO be.
Itatigte oen @olfsglonben. llnO iegt
iuiirce fein N2enIb niebr tHitonoe
lein, ben o6eralGubiiden @auern oar.
5ulegen, ooB Die Seioenidau0n6e init
cem arieae nidts 5u tbuu bdtten: Ser
@ouer peiB. pas er ipeiB, uno 0;e
9llten 6aben Die Sod1e id,on riGltis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18

ionoerH ein fniIternoer, nit 9liiIhen
uilo @olauts beietter llnbone III &of.
ieta oocr sSaiIle-Seioe. &1ufig miro,
ooinit oieIer ltmianereine, naleriIte
@fiett nod nTebr betont iperoe, Elm
Salt bon 6eoeriiel IN eei6idter @ei.
ic unter ben @uifen anaebra1t. @iele
oieier Widntel iino iuoefiittert, in
melhem Sale Die iuHeren Saume NIT
Banjo eihgefaBt, imo nit Geice in rel
3enoer Wtanier beiteppt iino. Qlnoere
iino 0IrbDeg nit Chiffon ODER
&eorgette. Crepe IN Der eiaencn ODER
in nbiiebenoer Sarbe gefiittert iin6.
sSolbelli bon Bano iperoen bdlIig ais
@ernihlr oerp1not, un0BauOihIeifen
6eiuertiteIligen DIT oeuShIuB .@hipar-
3eS @ammetbano lit duBerlt mir
fnrgsDoa 5u paiteaiarbieenI &ofietn.
9lut9 ser llu6ang bon &offeta nit
8olbeIn pom eigeueu Wloterial 1T
ipinoerbiibit
Sin belouoerS rei5eli0eS Wfooell IN
piiriid)farbiaem Eaffeta 5eigt rniers
3ipcite Sauitration Ger Shnitt III
in Gope @neft. una garnirt III oos'
ielbe tulten nit 8pei 8olantS pom et.
acncn Wlaterial altroiafarbige Bail
De 5eioe. glls Siitter oient Chiffon
in oeriel6en Sdottirung Sin modtia
GROCER, uierediger Sbowlfragen tdllt
bis ali Die 8aillenlinie in yhiden,
er born in 8orH elmer TO-
miiben " iAlieBt. Gine breite Bcr.
oiirc bon 6ratnem W1orabout biloet
oic Giniaiiung oes sHrdgenS, cine mir.
fMlespoae Gornitur, bic ocmllnbang
gIelA3eiiig cue rei5elIoe Barbennote
uerleibi
@iue uene 6orm oer @arHirllng III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18

Die rimoem fIoden SeiOenfuopfe init
glbitepprug IN @rippen bon 4reiien
oerieben mas BON ie6r biiblher g9ir-
flung mar 9lu6 Die 9Albmu6erei lit
oieier 6orm bon @arHirng nidt ent.
qangeH oenn oiele Der Sportbiite
imo in obitetenoen Sarben geiteppt
9eionoers apart mar ere fiir5liG
mtsgeiteate 9lusitatting, beitebenO
ans morincblmem 65ubaroine.Nf
mo Salb.Sportbut bon morinebloii-
en- 5il3, 9eioes aarhirt NIT DeiBer
Seioen9lbitcppimg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18

mie0er allBeror0entlih popular, uno
Ser rei3cnoe @iirielpaIetot, NIT mad.
iigen IaiheH uno sfnopfen ais Sar.
nitlr, nirtt unlpioeriieblid gluh
bic breiten, garliirten Sportbiite iinb
ent5iideuo III ibrer auBeroroentIideH
Nerihia0enbeit
@emerteuslpertb lit ole Genoen8
fit Sport9ln5ii9e IN 9einen lno 9la.
mic. Dieie ipirlen entibieoen nm elm
g9euigcs cleaaticr alB Die sSericD-sEo-
iiiime Us lit oaber ourhmIs niht
ii6erraldelI6, 0aB iie NIT eiHem ipab-
rcH GnibuitosnIus begriiBt iDeroeu
ssn orii meiileH 5dueI ipeiien oieie
gln3iige ben neiten Dollen giod out
Nit Ioldleu mo elmer bcltimnten
Form BON @arnitir. Gins ser ueile.
ften Geinen-s9oitiime lit in iinierer er.
iten Qlbbiloung beranidlalllid]t gluSs
geiii6rt 1T DaSielbe IN blouem Halnic,
9einen, init pollem run0en Rod, flir5
aenlq, nm Die boben Slnopf.Stieielet.
ten iebcn 5u laiien. Tns ssodet iit De.
ion0crs .djic" NIT &pHfalten 0ie ibm
Siile oerleiben uuo Sen Giicft oes
gloriolf. .2Hnittes ergeben Gm en-
gpr @iiriel gebt inter Oieien 5aIten
meg ino miro mittels Sdnalle born
oeitloien Die groBen Gai6en iin0
ebenio, pic Der breite 9leper5fragen
nit qciirciftem 2einen garnirt Sin
biibiher 0latroienbut IN Wlarineblau
uu0 ein mootider GonnenIdjirm Der.
noaitdnoiaieu oieies @portioliun
)En0ere 4eIneHraoiiiinc mcroen oi.
ll.ut lei oeuen oer &aletot Elm elcs
aoutcs, auImdcBenoeS 9llooen NIT
Iebr mCli alsiulenoenl nniercmsRan6
kt 4efluntierIu5pie mo @ogseu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18

SH oem in luIierer bierten Sllu-
itratiou oor9eiii6rten aoltiinL oas
in lobfarbiger Seioe nit ibDar5 iluo
gelber 8oroiire ausgefiibrt it, lit Der
8oroiiren.AontrnIt gerooe ridtig Der.
tbeiIt. 9emerfenswertb lit Ser nlgeno.
lihe Sdnitt 0es W8outelS, nit Sem
nit anopfen Der5ierten @iirtel.
9Iuh Der Wtantel fiir fleiue WlGo-
den lit beute elm ebenlo beahtensmer.
tber @eoenItano, ipie Der fir @ripad,
Iene 2afieta fir sic Gleinen eri9eini
I'M erlten Wlomcnt 5u alt uno oennod
erideint ioln Elm W1ontel, menn fer.
ltia. onf&ass paiIeuo. Sin eEenlpla
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-02-14
YOU. OF \. ALUMNI
TO HOLD MEETING
FORMER STUDENTS or uNiveR.
siTY WILL ATTEND THE
TOURNEY

The University of Nevada Alumni
association of Tonopan will hold
meeting in the high school on next
Friday evening. It is planned tina.
the association attend the last game
of the high school tournament. tnen
enjoy the dance that will follow. and
meet for a short business session
directly afterward. Cards announc-
ing the meeting have been sent to the
members, and It is hoped that all will
be present to enjoy the evening.
Several persons eligible for member
ship have arrived since the banquet
in December. Mr.. 81 Ross will be
here as referee for the tournament.
and two recent graduates who made
distinct mark in college. Richard Shee-
ly and Bob Farrer, are expected any
day All graduates and former stu
dents are invited to attend.
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HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
At BUTLER 1HEATER
CURTAIN RAISER AND ENTHu.
sIAsM PRODUCED FOR BIG
TOURNEY

Many problems have presented
themselves al the Butler theater in
preparing for the stunt that Joe
Feutch and Henry Lamb will put on,
The act entitled "A Gymnasium Epi-
sode," consists in an exhibition with
very heavy weights. and other gym
nasium apparatus. It was found
necessary to reinforce the stage in
places to support the great weights
that Mr.. Fuetsch will manipulate with
apparent ease.
The other act Romeo ct Juliet" by
Cuddy and Bahor, assisted by eight of
the high school boys Is now fully cos.
tuned and the dress rehearsal will
take place this evening. Mrs. Smith,
professor of domestic science at the
high school, has assumed charge OF
the costuming A balcony is being
prepared to hold Long John Juliet
while the amorous Baby Romeo
makes ardent love. The farce is ar
absolute scream. and to mis- 1t would
mean waking up with a crouch the
following morning.
Miss Georpia Money. potential
prima donna will present a quaint
characteristic song in descriptive
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-02-14
SWEET SIXTEEN WEDS
VENERABLE TWENTy-0ME
TWO POPULAR YOUNG PEOPLE
TAKE THE VOWS OF MATRI-
MONY AT NOON TODAY

Myrtle Valentine Hansen was sweet
sixteen years old tocay, the anniver-
sary of both herself and the patron
saint of love. 1t was very appropri-
ate that she should at high noon of
this day become the bride of James
Butler her elder by only five years.
The young couple were married at
the home of the bri les parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Hansen, on Summit
street, the knot being skilfully tied
by District Judge Mark r. Averill.
Only the relatives and few most in
innate friends of the happy young
couple were present
The bride was student in the high
school and the groom was one of its
most skillful athletes. They have
many friends, TO whom they will be
at home in their cosy little nest on
Summit street near Erie.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-02-14
MEMORY OF LINCOLN !
REVERED BY ELkS
CHARACTER OF MARTYRED PRE-.
SiDENT PORTRAYED BY
JUDGE AvERILL

AT an informal gathering of Elks
in their home Saturday evening a lit
tie banquet was spread and Judge
Mark X. Averill was called upon, as
fitting to the day, to give a brief
sketch of the life of Lincoln. Instead
Of confining himself to Gata, nearly all
OF which was familiar to all present, he
dissected the character of Honest
Abe" placing the spot light of his
eloquenee upon the traits of this most
wonderful and most revered of all
Americans. He pictured the object
lesson as to how all poor boys in
America may arise to the truest of no
bility. A number of other toasts were
responded to, the Elks in turn giving
expression of their loyalty to his mem
ory and deepest respect for his Won
derful character.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-02-14
GRAND CHANCELLOR
COMING TO IOhOPAH
CLARK J. GUILD WILL DELIVER
ADDRESS AT OPEN
MEETING

Clark J. Guild. grand chancellor Of
the Knights of Pythias for the domain
of Nevada, will pay an official visit
to Mizpah lodge, No. 25, tomorrow
night and the local Knights, assisted
by the Pythian sisters, are makinl
great preparations to make his visit a
most enjoyable one.
The meeting will be open ard al
ready quite a number of invitations
have been given out. Anyone dcsir-
ing to be present and listen to the ora
tory of Pythianism can get an in
vitation from any member OF the
order for the grand chancellor is an
eloquent speaker.
After the program has been gone
through those desiring TO dance can
do so. The meeting will open at 5. Is
tomorrow evening in |. 0. o. :. hall.
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LAID TO REST

The funeral of the late Lucien A.
Blackwell took place at 2:30 yester.
day afternoon from the Presbyterian
church, where services were conduct.
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costume. Miss Money is delightful
entertainer. and, although appearing
only on rare occasions, has pleased
every time.
The entertainment show is given as
a preliminary to the boys basketball
tourney to determine the champions
OF southern Nevada. A referee from
Reno. representing the Nevada Inter
scholastic league. has been secured
and absolute fairness to all schools
IL assured.