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Weekly journal-miner., 1916-10-25
FOUR STEAMERS LOST IN STORM
 ON LAKE ERIE
SEVEN BODIES OF CREW OF THE MERIDA ARE WASHED ASHORE; g ON BOAT PERISH.

CLEVELAND, Oct. B. - Local managers of the steamer Merida, owned by the Valley Camp Shipping Company of Midland, Ont, conceded today that the ship was lost in Friday nights gale on Lake Erie.
 The admission came after seven bodies of the crew had been picked up in mid-lake by two other ships
 So far as is known not a man of the crew of g survived the tragedy.
 The loss of the Merida makes four lake steamers which went to the bot tom of Lake Erie in Fridays storm. The total loss of life is SO
 The steamer Buffers sank with no loss of life, all thirteen of her crew being saved.
 The D. F. Filler went down with six of her crew, only the captain sur viving.
 The James B. Colgate's crew of P, with the single exception of the cap- tain, perished, while every man on the Merida is believed lost.
 Bodies Brought to Port.
 TOLEDO, Get. 23.-Three bodies of sailors, wearing life belts stamped Steamer Merida" were brought into port early today on the freight steam- CT w. B. Matthews, captain w. (. Cunningham, from Toronto.
 This is the first definite proof of the loss, during a gale last Friday, of the steamer Merida with a crew of about 20 men.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-10-25
Munitions Taken
 From Mexico City
By Associated Press.

LAREDO, Oct. 23.-Carranza, ac- companied by Obregon, the war min> ister, and a rctinue of administration officials, are at Queretaro, where over six carloads of munitions were taken from Mexico City, according to re- port.
 General Gonzales, who has been op- crating in Morales, returned to Mex ico City where he will remain in charge. No reason is known for these movements.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-10-25
Gerard to Confer
 With President

LONG BRANCH, Oct. 23-James w. Gerard, American minister to Germany, will see Wilson tomorrow, the first time since his return from Berlin. It is expected that Gerard will report the official and popular attitude of Germany toward the sub marine question.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-10-25
MEXICAN POLICY OF WILSON IS
 CRITICIZED
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
 EAST LAS VEGAS, N. M., Oct. 3. criticized Wilson's Mex ican policy and urged the people to vote for Hughes and real American ism" He said Pershing should have been sent after Villa with orders to get him in spite of Carranza, or any other leader who might cndcavor to interfere" Roosevelt left tonight for Colorado.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-10-25
FATAL AUTO ACCIDENT

CHICAGO, Oct 23-Hugo J. War ren, a wealthy advertising man, a young law student and two settle ment workers were drowned when an automobile plunged through an open draw-bridge over the Chicago river They were returning from teaching at a settlement house Two women were rescued.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-10-25
Killing the Result
 Of Extreme Ideas
SLAYER'S VIEWS WERE so RADICAL THAT EVEN SOCIALISTS WOULD NOT ENDORSE THEM; PUBLIC NOT ALARMED OV FER THE MURDER.

VIENNA, Oct. 23.-Dr. Friederich Adler, the assassin of the Austrian premier, Count Karl Stuergkh, is be- ing held by the police awaiting trial. He maintains his composure.
 The population of Vienna is recov- ering from the shock of the assassin alton. Throughout the empire Dr. Adler's act is deplored and looked upon as the deed of fanatic
 pr. Adler was once editor of So- cialist paper but severed his connec- ton with the party Some hme ago on account of its attitude in supporting the governments war policy.
 The assassin is known as a very morose man. He has one brother in an insane asylum, as well as a sister. He has been troubled for long time with heart disease and has been in poor health for many years, so that, although he is only g years old, he gives the impression of being an aged man. He has two children. His wife is an invalid.
 After studying chemistry and work ing for several years as a chemist, Adler went to Switzerland. He re- turned to Austria shortly before the war, imbued with extreme MarXian theories, which he advanced in peri odical called Das Volk.
 This paper ceased publication at the outbreak of the war.
 Subsequently Dr. Adler founded Der Kampf, in which he treated social problems in an able, scientific manner.
 The assassination was political since Dr. Adler was entirely unknown to the premier. He recently desired the Socialists to take certain action against the premier, but his proposal was viewed unfavorably by the party. He then cut loose from the Socialists.
 He continued publication of Der Kampf and summed all society. Be ing independently wealthy, he was able to follow such course.
 Count Stuergkh was little known to the Austrian public until he became premier He was of quiet and retir- ing disposition.
 His tenure of office brought him no great chances, though some were ex- pected when he became head of the government Thus far it is unknown who will succeed Count Stuergkh, but the impression is that neither the at titude of the government nor the course of the war will be influenced by Adlcr's act.
 Represented No Party.
 Government circles here regard the killing of Premier Stuergkh as an act of a political crank which can in nc wise influence the political situation or the course of the war. This state mcnt was made to the correspondent of the Associated Press in high re- sponsible quarters.
 It is pointed out that the time which has elapsed since the murder has shown that Adler, the assassin stands alone His act is disavoweC by the Socialist party and press and condemned by his father, Victor Ad Ter. Socialist member of the lower chamber of the reichstrath.
 Adler stated to the police that Inc shot Stuergkh because the premier opposed the converting of parliament It is stated officially that Stuergkf had at no time done this and that hC would not do it because the conven
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-10-25
Asks Revocation
 Of Drug Licenses

SEATTLE, Oct. 23.-The mayor has asked the city council to revoke the licenses of drug stores in trouble with the police for the alleged selling of liquor in violation of the law
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-10-25
Surround Train
 Bandits in Hills

BLISS, Okla, Oct. 23-The three bandits who held up the Santa Fe train near here Wednesday, are re- ported surrounded in the hills.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-10-25
Reports Sinking
 or Two Steamers
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
 LONDON, Oct. 3. Lloyds an nounccd today that the Norwegian steamer LII and the Danish steamer Helga, were sunk. The crews were saved.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-10-25
TALKS WITH CHANCELLOR

BERLIN, Oct. 23.-Thc emperor, paying a brief visit, conferred with Von Bethmann-Hollweg, the imperial chancellor. It is understood there is no change in the situation in respect 10 the United States.
 ing of parliament was matter in the hands of the political parties.
 The Austro-Hungarian press brands Adler as a vile, irresponsible criminal, and without exception deplores the fact that the act of crazy man should so disturb the peace of the people. The city is quiet
 The public regards the murder as a purely private crime.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-04

Die gerIiner Ospei6en i6si
ben pOrausii6tli6en Snbalt Der 2lnt.
mort Seutihlanbs biirften unesfdb,
bas Ri6tiee trsffen. 0isIss piro tei,
nsn Sniefaq Dor benz 9rdIibentsn ma.
den, ionpsrn inn bic SnitruttioRcr
aui4iten, tpel9e osuti5sn Sau6boOt,
fubrern ertbsilt porpen iinb uno sr,
feben laiien, bab bieie poaitGrbig Den
Gprberunsen oes prGiibsntsn entIprss
den. Die einaise 3uii6erung oiirfte
oarin beitsben, oab bic Sau66optfii6.
rsr ibrer Seitrafung entgeaenie6sn.
rpeun lie ni4t ben SnitruttiOnen gss
map banbeln. Der prdIioent f6eint
nit bieisr pprausIi6tli6en Qntpprt,
ioDeit lie bic SnitruttiOnen betrifit,
8ufriebenssitsGt gu isir, ertIGrt absr,
bab er ii9 auf feline YorbebaIte elm
lafsn peroe, pel6e bic glu9fubrung
Der Snitruttionen Don einem enerais
iten 9orsebsn gegen Gnglanb ubbdns
gig MAIDEN. Wir glauben ni6t, oaB
Lie Hote folfe 8ebingungen entbaltsn
pirb, bd Der qrdfibent itOn porber
oeutlih genus ertlGrt bat, bab ss
8suti4IaHo nidt 5uitebs, ben Der.
Staoten 9ori6riften betrsffs. i1res
gerbaltens gsgsn England 5u MAIDEN.
Sas 1T eine grpbe llneere9tiateit, ba
Der Stunbpuntt bes 4rdiiOsnten tas
rauf binauslaufsn ipiirbe, bab0euti6>
lamb perpflihtet lit, ale Sasungen
beg 9OIterrs6ts biz auf ben leBien
puntt gu beoba6ten aber ni6t gnqs
lamb. 9o9 gspGbrt eins anbere Be
mertung bss prdiibentsn bic SUffs
nuna, bab er na6 9bi9lub Der Der
itanbtsung NIT 8eutidlanO ni6t abs
seneigt lit, osiisn gei6fperbsn ii9sr
bas DOlterrettspibriae 8er6alten
Snglnnos eptsegen5unebmen. Wtr iinD
iOsar Der Qnii6t, bab er ni6t um6in
t0unen pirb, iid ernItliA nit Gnsluno
III bei6dftigen, nahoem bic Streits
frage nit 9eutidlunb aus bsm 8eae
gsrGumt rporbsn 1T. benn psnn er
Ielbit pilIens 1T, bic ameritanii6s Nas
ton unter bic Serrf6aft Gnslanbs gu
itsaen, 10 1T bids bsittmmt bas
nit nidt einberitanOen. gislang lit
Der proteit gsgen ben groBen S6aosn.
ben unier Sanbsl bur6 Gnglanbs Ges
pultpOlitit erleibet, bur6 bic @usrebe
oes prdiibentsn Suriid9ebalten iuorz
ben, bab er ntat 5tpei Gssner auf eins
nal 5u 6etdmpfeu Oermag. @enn
lbsr nit Seuti6lanb eine geritGnbts
lung getroffen Dorben lit, 10 in ter
Brdiioent niht mebr in Der Gage, einen
peitersn grunb fir feline untbGti9teit
Isgen Gngfanb por3uf6iisen. aus
,iefem @runbe ipdre e5 iebr srpiinIbt,
penn Die Ra9ri4t iid beitdtigte, Sab
Oeutf9lanb isinen 9audbpptfiitrern
5nftruttipnen ertbeilt Bat, fpsl6e alien
8ei9psrbsn bes praFbsntsn bsgegnsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-04
Der Gbieasper rGraminer

Der gbicasOer rGraminer"
srtbsilt Der beutI d ameritaniI6en
EreFs bas folssnbe COB: rOer ernie
unb piirbies Ton, in tpeldem bic
beutid>ameritanif9e prsfIe bic pro5s
lems bes arieess bebanbelt, lit Elm
na6abmsnspsrtbes SHUTTER fir Die
ameritanii9e. Wir baben nod in fsis
ner bsutfd,sameritaniid 3eitung ses
funben, bab lie bas amsrifaniI9e
Wplt beidimpft ober ben prGIibentsn
in 8arritaturen aIs Ruufbplb uno
MDrber binitsllt. Wir bdben nod ME
aeieben, bab iie in irsenb lpslder Wene
Sdb, @sra9tung obsr Grbittsrung sss
gen bic Ser. Staaten se5sist bate.
gDenn man bamit bic ssmeiren Be
f9tmpfunsen bes beutf9en 8Oltss unb
Der beutfhen Reeierung, pie man Tie
in Der ameritanii9en preFe antriffi,
pergIeidt, 70 lit man sesipunsen, Der
beutfasamerituuiI9sn prsFe 9l6tung
fur ibr piiroises unb anitGnbises
Werbalten gu SolIer."
Warum Die ameritanifde preFe, bic
auf probritifher Settle Itebt, bic Oeuts
iden beidimpft, finbet fetne GrtlGs
rung in Der betannten uria9e, bdb,
mo bic 9ernunft unb bas Reht feblcn,
an bsren GtelIe treten
uno bas trifft gang fpesieIl auf bic
Werunslimpfung Der beuti6-dmstiz
taniiten giirser gu. Ul1n lam i6nen
ni6t betueiien, bab iie elm unre6t be-
geben, tpenn iis unfsr 2anb bon einem
arie9s, Der niht Die minbeite Yere1tis
guns bat, fern baltsn tpplIsn; man
tann ihHen ni6t betpeiIen, bdb re Ii6
gegeu bic 9eieBe unb ben 9eiIt bss
SaHbes Derseben, psnn iie ibre Rsats
lls Sireer aufbieten, I'm ben apngrsb
,u betpesen, baB sr einem fold unpers
niinftigen 2riese, tpie Der prdIibent
ibn plant. ni9t suftimme unb neil
nan iis ni6t tptberlegen lam, Be-
'4impft man lie. Dag bic Oeutftsn,
Iotpobl burd lire preiIe, als inbiois
oueq ibre Gniidten nit 2lnitauo 3u
Seb0r brineer, tit Elm Sbeil bon Der
'euti6en aultur, pslf,e in unisrer
'robritiihen preife, fofpobl aug uns
piiienbeit, ipie aus GebdfFgtsit nit |
oObn bebanbslt pirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-04

i9alist unb btitsbt bic slaIsab.
Oeuti1lanbs nur nod barin, Ole
5raWoisn gu iibsrfpinben unb bislem
S9idIal t0nHsn iie nidi eniaeben.
DAP bic Grpberuns Don 0sroun lang
fam BON Staten sebt, 1T tein 9es
ipsis. bab bas beutfds Sser 6em frans
Soiii9en nift seipadien lit, ionperil
benefit lsbisli6 bic llmiidt unb @ors
ii9t pss beuti4en 9eneraIitabs, Der
ni9t mebr Wleni6en opfern min, ais
unbsbiust nOtbis 1T unb su picism
3tped lieber 3eit ais Mannf6aften
perlisrt. Was 9arbiner fast, ipieesit
bic opffnunsen ipisoer, bic man in
ben alliirten 2ugern begt. 9lber es lit
ni6ts ipeitsr als cine Sauiion. Die
aaiirtsn reiben lid nuBlos auf unb
eri9psren bic Sriebsnsbebinsunsen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-04

lin bisBasbab beitdnbs. gBir iinb Der
sntfdiebenen Mmii6t. bob ioldts air
ipirifameren 9talpinsuns Der qlaiirien
fiibren fpirbe. Da aber ein folder
Sbsalismus in Sanbelsfaben, ircb
ieiner srcbsn @ortbeiIe, ni4t 5u ers
lpdrten 1T, 10 mub Der plan iid aaf
3oapertrdee bei9rdnfen. fpslde bic
pidtigiten grpariunssn erFiiIIsn iper-
ben, 5umal ipenn iol4e Msiiter in
9anbelspertrdssn, ipie bic beutfdsn
Sa4peritGnbisen, bic neuen ginrihs
tungsn In bic Wegs lsiten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-04
2ofaI 8eridt.
scht inn gett sefnHSsn.

Coroner Josrimspsr nurh seftern
bsnaaridtisi. bab Der SO Sabre ali.
gsniamin Gbiblnw DON glspss BON
feinem Sobus Milliam gbiblun iopt
i'm 9ett gsfunbtn purbs. Dr. q. Z.
Woob, tptl4tr struisn nurbs, fagie,
Der @erfiorbsne jti am 0onnerItda Sci
ibm stfpsIsn unb babe iibtr befiigs
Sdmer5tn i'm Wasen s,iiast, iporaui
er ibm cine WebiSin Dsri6risb. Gpdses
bcbt Ct GHbIan tn ieintr Wpbnuna
einen gdu4 ubseitattet unb fsIiseneIli.
bub sr f@ teftr fiibls. Die 6esrbb
gung finbet moreen RaHmiiiua IN
Glebss itati. Der Batter bss Wnllcr,
bensu mar Elm bstanntss gsiitIi&sr g.
tpsisx
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-04
Sonnerstag, ben 4. Nai 1916.
Die Dfli9e Sorbprefis


drbeitet nit srObem Gifsr fir bic go,
mination ppn glibu Root. Das III
Der Mann na6 ibrem Sersen: Elm
olsgefpro9ener Teinb Der OeutIdsn.
elm 5reuno Der Sruits unb elm i4r0fs
fer Segner aller @pltsre6te. Sem
Joeal III bic alaNsnregieruns, in toel=
der Der rpDbel" inter Der SerrIhaft
bes @robtapitals ftebt. Das 1T i'm
aSeiten polIauf betunnt unb bieier tpiro
unter teinen umitdnben sugeben, bab
Root nominirt tpirb. Sdon felt lans
ger 3eit TT in bem 9ebiste jenIeits Der
auegbanies bic @niibt gereift, bab
oas 2uno unter Der Serridaft bon
Vep gort nidt eebetben iann. S9on
ldnsit 1T: n2os BON Nep gort!" bas
Wtotto BEG Weiisns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-04

Der Rebatt0r Der 2onboner
r8ailg Reps", 9lfreb q. Gardner,
Der bas Sratel unierer pro6ritiTben
Yrefe 1T, bringt in einem ldnaereu
9lufiaB bic Qniiat Dor, oaB 1ie Nj.
Iitrten jeBt uuf glei6er S06e NIT ben
8erbinoeten in 5ibrung, OrqaniIos
ton, W(aHHI6aften unb Qusriiituno
ite9en, b. 3. bdb iis i6rsn 1einben bic
Ertegstunit dbeeIsrut bdtten uno nun.
mebr cine Benoung Der 9erbGltnife
81 9uniten Der GGiirten crfolasn
iperoe. 0ds tit sinfa9 ni9t ipa6r
unb Gardner beitGtigt bas iel6it, in.
hem er Der oeuti9sn WilitGrzO Oraanis
fattoD bic grobte 8epunbsruna sout.
Ils rj6tiser 9eurtbsiler biefsr 56ate
taGe ioQte ibm pi9t unbetannt fsin,
baB Die Organization elm Wert DON
Sabr3ebnteu tit unb inmitten eines
arieses ni4t gsidaffen tpsrben lam.
Demna6 niro bic militGriihe uebers
legeubeit, bic ben Deuti6en bislano
gu ibrem grfolge Derbolfen bat, fpeiter
berb(si6en a6er ielbit penn Carol,
nsrs anii4t ridtig pdrs, fpirb er 3as
ssbeu miihen, odb ss aud in militGrie
i6en Singen sin fold DerbdnsnibDol.
les Wort, ME y3u ipdtl" eibt. 0a6s
bem bic rlfiii4eu Deere f9a4matt ges
fest norbeH iiub, t0nnten bic Qaiirten
ni4t mebr iiegen, benH es fsblt bas
sd9lenmdbige @lsidsepi9t. Die bic
SiHss isst lisssH 1T Rublauo aussss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-04
Sm SoIbateniti.fel burh
MiaSebOuisn.
Bon Sris Goden (5ur 3sit In
Gelbe),
Dte aaubf9aft unb i9r.
9epo bner.

Siiblid BON Rid. Der ,ipeiten Ter.
biiGsn 9auptitabi. rpsitei iid bas geii
Der Woralpa 81 ein.r 1balsbene, biz
bas Don Der Qatur porses.idnste sbor
bartlett, bas in etfpa Sipei 9asesmdr.
i9eu als gtltiebisn binausfiibri In
bas massboniI6e aanb binein. SIN
Yerein miY 'Strom unb 2anbitrdbs
burdqusrt audi Der biftorHd seipors
pene S9isnsnpeg gum Orient bas
9bal, bas BON beiben Seiten burh bic
bisarr geformten DeIbmisitn bes Gds
rinds, bes Snesoiies unb bss Gruas
goras9ebirges bsgrenst BEN aug.
in rsi9er Jiine unssdhni pridtise
Bilber barbietst. Da raufhen bon
seriliifieien MbbGnesn bic Wilbbd4s
bsrab unb iuhsn. bur@ buntle. itetniss
Sdlu9tsn ii6 binquGIsnb. sinsn Mes
sur tisf unien flisbenben Moraipa. Da
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-04

Su Merito tritt Der prGiibsnt
TAPER ben RIdSus an. Oas usfsrs
elntommen lautet Ddbin, bab bic ame>
ritanii6en Sruppen it9 laneiam naa
uHierer 9ren5s 5uriidsieben perbsn.
Sieie Ra9giebigteit itebt i'm sigsus
tblmliaen GegeniuB gu pem @erbaIteH
bes prdiibenten sesen Oeutidlaap.
Imerttdnii6e giirgsr iperoeH rpeiier
abgei9la6tet lDeroen, obne bab ii6 Die
9umaHitGt oes prGIibenten, bic einen
tol6 grpben Baum in Der Rpte an
Seuti6lanD eiHnimmt, bariibsr erts
iest. DAP amsritaner Elm Reat bae
ben, in Merito gu fein, oeri6lGgt osm
Yraiibenten ebenfaas ni6ts, ab.r er
1T iebr emp0rt, baB 4msritansr gu
S6aben tommsn, psnn iis nuf S6itz
fen Der straightforward fabren, ipdbs
rsnb i6nen S6iffe 5ur 9erfiiguns ites
ben, auf benen iis ungefGbrbst rsiIsn
toHnen. DAB feline Genustbuung fir
Die ganOitenitrsi6e ginos gefpG6rt
Doroen iit, barber iiebt Der 9rdiibeut
sbsnfalIs binpsg. 9ieies osrfdisbents
li6e 8er5altsn lGbt teine anbsre grs
tIarung gu. uls bab Der prGitbsnt es
oarauf u6seieben bat, Deutf6Innb in
nouig unbere4tigter Weiis S6pisrigs
teiten gu MAIDEN. Gr it aber i'm
Srrtbum, penn er gluubt. bab isine
humane Salbaberei gegenuber Seutids
lamb BON ben giirgern Der Der. Gtoas
ten ni6t burhf6aut ipirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-04

Die paterfirma Gtpift 6,
%. in gbieasO 1T i6ulbig befunbeu
porbeH, einen Rabatt Don ben Gijsas
bdhnen ansenommen 81 babsE, inpem
iie fir babe Wassonlabunsen ben be-
beutenb bilIigeren Preis uon Wdgsons
labunsen be5ablts. Sas Geies, psls
DIES bieie geDprSusune pOn 8erisnbsru
oerbietet, 1T erlafen ipprbsn, um ochl
Wonopolismus entseeeh gu pirten,
Der iih boruus entipifeli, bab srpBe
Werienber bebeutens tpeniser fir
Srn9t sablen. als tleins Werienber.
OaB Die sroben 9erfenbsr bas Ssies
iibertreten. lit Don ibrem Stanbpuatt
aus Su beritebsn, unperitGnbIi6 a6er
1T es, oab bic Giieubabuen ii4 5ur
lebertretung Deg SeieBes bsrseben. ol
iie bod bierbur6 8erlufte erleibsn.
Siefes fonoerbare 9erbalten i6eiat
bic pOrbsrricheupe aniidt gu beftdtissn,
SaB bas 9robtapital in SaubsI unb
Snbaitrie Die giienbabnen beberritt
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-11-05
GOAT RUINS A
SCHOOL SHOW
Bangs Doors with Head and
Tries to Wreck the Place
in General.

SEATTLE. Wash. Nov. THE tn
ditional "bull IN the china shop" vas
emulatcd by Jasper. a bIllygoat. On
exhibition in the pets department q
the L.atona schools junior exposition.
The goat attempted to wreck the place
even before the anaIr started by but
ding a set of swinging doors almost Oh
their hinges and making away with;
the decorations.
Leaves Catch His Eye.
The fresh autumn leaves and cat-
tails caught Jasper's eye as well 9
his stomach, and before his little ms
ter could get him under control he
was well on with the trimmings But
leaves and cattails were not his only
victuals and those in charge founa
that the name cards on several Of the
nearest exhibits were missing. and nat
urally Jasper was the goat
AliiEators, croeodileS. guinea ptBs.
rabbits, bantam hens. cats and DOS
were all in array. The crocodileg ana
allIgators were young and not la4se
enough to cause any trouble, but they
attracted much attention on ACCOUNT
Of their unique use as pets Of chlldrel.
Collection Of War Relies.
Besides the pet department thefq
we're collections Of stamps. war relies;
coins and numberlesS curios. In one
corner Of the building were more Tim
200 dolls dressed in their Sunday best
and carefully groomed by their Atlle.
doll mothers.
The girls furnished fancy work qa
cooking exhibits. while the boys put
forth their mechanical toys. Wmeh
Furnished numerous aeroplaneI
bridges and model battleships. DQE-
ing the evening 4 program was given
by different students With musical ana
literary accomplishments. e
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-11-05
Party is United and Militant,
Declares Chairman of Ex-
eeutive Committee.
THE BEST TICKET IN YEARS
win Sweep County by ar Over
wheIming Majority, De-
clareS Senator.
By ROY E. PARRISH.
Chairman Of the Republican County
Executive COmmittee.)


The Republican national. state and
county tickets will sweep Harrison
county at the polls Tuesday. OF this
fact there Is no doubt. The only ques-
ton is the size Of the majority. In my
opinion, It will pass the 1,200 mark.
In fact. would not be surprised in the
least il the county gave a majority OF
1,500 for the Grand Old Party tickets.
I have been asked b. the editors
OF the Telegram 10 write an article
setting forth my reaso1s for believing
that the Republicans will carry the
county. am not a writer. and Il
might be truthfully said that find
myself suffering from "pen fright"
but. although / think could express
myself better orally. will do the best
/ can TO give my reasons through the
medium OF the pen
Normally Republican.
Ny reasons may be stated succinctly
as follows:
!. Harrison county is normally Re
publican by a majority OF from 1.0OV
2. The party this year is united and
militant.
3. We are onering the voters tue
strongest ticket 1t has been their priv
ilege to support in years.
4. The aggressive campaigns waged
by the Hughes and Young Mems Re
publican clubs Of the county.
I do not think anyone will attempt
to contradict the statement that the
county is normally Republican. Con-
crete proof of this has been given IN
past years when our tickets have been
elected by large majorities. The thou
sands Of men employed in our big in
dustrial plants and our farmers are
practically a unit in supporting the
Republican tickets. chiefly because OF
that party's stand for protective tar
il. This year the Republican ranks
in this county are augmented by many
Democrats. who. although still stead.
lastly elinging to the principles OF
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acter as a man is above reproaeh, and
there can be NO doubt but that he
will discharge the duties Of sheriff In
a manner acceptable TO all.
For prosecuting attorney the party
offers TO the voters a man. who, by
virtue Of experience Is we'll fitted for
that important ONCE VIII 2. Morris
is recognized as one Of the leading
lawyers Of the county. His legal abil-
ity is admitted by Republicans and
Democrats alike. and no one can ques-
ton that he will discharge the duties
Of the Office IN a fearless manner.
The ticket is particularly strong in
Its candidates for legislative ofhces.
For the state senate. no one is better
qualified than Wallace B. Gribble. OF
West Union, who was nominated with
out opposition. This fact in Itself -
a sterling tribute to his ability and
honesty Of purpose. MI. Gribble has
made a hne impression on the voters
Of Harrison county. and his vote viii