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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-05-25

than when he went away. He
says it seems strange to view the
stormy career of the Record
since his departure when consid.
erine the quiet and uneventful
thirty years during which he was
at the helm.
DR.. c. c HIBBS
Bismarck's leading DENTIST
Not the cheapest but the BEST lad
The pupils of the fifth grade
having perfect lessons in spelling
every day last week are Arthur
Rudy, Emma Mcneil, Francis
Chesrown. Nyla Atha, Ruth Gil
lespie, Michael Hager, Johanna
Schott, Teddy McCrory.
The Record has received the
Chautauqua program which will
be given in Linton, June 18th to
23d. 1t is quite long, but will be
published in plenty of time for
our readers to familiarize them
selves with the attractions to be
provided. There will be some
thing doing every day of the
above dates, both afternoon and
evening.
The Linton Boys Band will
render a concert Decoration Day
shortly before the ball game. Di-
rector Smith has outlined the
following program: March, THE
Outlook" Jewell; Funeral March
(for the benefit of Eureka), Cho-
pin mot Chaplin); Waltz, "Life's
Dreams Buhals; Humoresque,
Devorak, Characteristic, Indian
Trail" lamater; March, The Ju-
bilator, Kastowsky; Star
Spaneled Banner.
Mrs. Paul and son, Donald, re-
turned Thursday of last week
from Bismarck where Donald
has been having a pretty serious
siege of lung trouble. He is
much improved in health and as
he hasn't any further supply of
lungs to be infected it is likely
that his greatest troubles are
over. He spent some time in
Bismarck with his first trouble.
Later, the other lung caused
trouble and he had to 60 back
, for further treatment.
A large number of Linton PEG.
pie attended the dance at Gates
: hall Saturday night of last week.
Among those from here were
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Britts, Mr.
r and Mrs. E. r. Atha, MIR. and
Mrs. E. D. Foele, MIR. and Mrs
J Roy Carley, Miss Hazel Fogle
t Messrs. Herman Bertheau, Jay
Sandidee, Lester Brigele, Arthur
Pitts, Ward Norman and Albert
Shier. The only event to maj
; the pleasure of the evening was
! a scrap between a couple of gen
I tlemen who waged a merry wal
: for twenty minutes.
The names of the contestant:
in the next tournament of the
q Linton Golf Club were drawn
y yesterday, with the result tina
= the players are matched as fol
q lows for the first round: Sumar
q VS.. Cameron; Grain VS.. Buttery
u Junee VS.. Erickson; Lynn VS.
Petrie; Graf VS.. Briggle; Perry VS.
- Wolverton; Streeter VS.. Shehoe
d and Barger VS.. Meier. Tn,
6 matches may be played at an,
# time convenient for the contest
e ants, but must be completed no
: later than June first. All matche
are for eighteen holes, mattel
play. Please turn in score
T. promptly to DR.. Wolverton O
} MIR. Shef1oe.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-05-25
Livona Lingo.

Correspondence OF the Record May 20.
VIM. H. Baker sold his team of
mules to Len Ferguson one day
Chas. Gilman is here from e.
gin, N. d., for a visit with his
brother, Joe.
Miss May Burbage is home
again after a pleasant visit with
friends at Linton.
Mrs. Philip Watts, of Valley
City, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. w. Baker, Jr.
A baby boy was born unto
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Baker on
Saturday, May 9th.
Everett Tillotson has returned
to Fl. Rice after working a
month for Jacob Helfenstein.
During the recent high winds
the Livona-Ft. Rice ferry came
near swapping at his moorings.
John Grogan is able to be
about again after his recent mix.
up with bronchos and a seeder.
Wesley Baker, ST., VIM. H. and
John Baker and r. ]. Drummond
motored to the Capital City last
Saturday.
Mrs. Jesse Clark and children
have gone to Weldon, Iowa,
called by the serious illness of
her father.
Marion Morford came over
from Lennon, S. D., and brought
a new Ford car to be used on
the mail line.
Co. Supt. Lester Briggle at
tended the dance at Gates Hall
Saturday evening, and spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wilde.
Mrs. VIM. Baker and little
daughter were weekend visitors
at Mandan. Mrs. Baker went up
to get treatment for a bad case
of toothache.
Father B. Goebel conducted
Catholic services at Wesley
Bakers Monday morning. A
large crowd attended. Two
children were baptized, the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H
Crimmins, and also of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Woodland.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-02-11
A Naval Base at Naath Of Columbia

IN lie with the prepEsda=ss plans
nov zrdsr cocziieratioa by coorszz 4
5iE vas Introduced bT CocreS=u
EzTi=y, Of Oregc1. apprurra-zg S.
900, 600 fcr the =z45Eztnsr. a 4
1zTzl base Il Asto<iz. Oregon HE
oiu provides i1r bziGi-gz, equipment.
dry docks. zhops ard uz1i-ioc -aE7-
zines. That adequate pro;sction 70
The cities and the shipping az II.
cc1n-T's sscnzd A-gs<s rfvsr VII De
provs5ed n the preparedness pans
nay Be szksn bor gr7ssd, BAT Easehs.
!. VII De advisable e establish ! z1val
base 4. that point s 10, 50 vel set
led San Francisco and Puget ScGud
VII Gene u t1r 6-z coozid=rz-5oe Eher
Il cones 70 establishing naval bazes CT
the ParSc-
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-02-11
4 DyVama Of HHmaa faefy

n this Eez: EE, Eh=1 thinking at
England. oce cz1 nos help bit think
ot DaTid Lloyd George. He s dy-
nzoo cf hz1E s7s-gy win / ns1tll
5aLa1ce wheel And ~: h= was ouly l
pcc- Welch bo7 q begin VIII b
SHEAR Eorc= :; chEzctsr - h-c1E1i
himself 70 The tc1.. until today hs 3
ne dominating Character n the Eng
Ezh Ecve-1zsnt- Co1pl=d with rs
inexperienced ability thsrs IS great h.
ua1 Sympathy. 7, vas rs hcld q
TIE zborirg class, ths5r confidence 4
rs integrity and sound judgment tai
saT=d The Day and =eIdsd he higher
ard l1~e- sl=-easz II E1gEsh soc.s.T
ineo a co@ract EhoI=- TIA, was 1
s-= sentiment exercised n recent
Interview. Ehs1 h said
Tbs s G=-ocrztic VA Il Z
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-02-11
The Washington NhOd Of IgnaEN

TIE thzr6 -it-Ei1t=r meeting Of he
p-5Es5=-s q reskiy newspapers Il ths
safe 4 TzzhinEcc- E1 he'd 4 Sez:tls
rs. meath n co-z=cto- with 473 II
der he direction ct the hccl.y Ct The
school 4 jo1--aEza q the U1ivs-zi,y
q wzs1z-E.on- o. he svs1inE Il ths
l+:h. na barczs.. Dr.. S1Ezzlo. press-
der: os TIE university. made I string
address
TIE ID sey,s ZroEn-up-i1-,he-5-si-
ness cozu-7 sdi,o- picked p a q; ot
us=-hnzl=d IDEAS abc1s rc1ainz Z
usEs1a7=r ia; ozEhs 70 a1i doz5.sss
I'll oenss. hin. Re leaned also ho=
editors 70 IoagG Us: Eroz ~" IN,
rs actually zsd=. Is Gocto-x s-5 EE-
yez re made. D. s2eczEErE prc-
cess in 1 school q iozr1zEs1, CO..
Iszs zdi1rc; thz. las dsvsloped n ,hs
as. ter years Tie sdito- q th= future
VII oe better equipped t1r hz 90 thz-
Z The Cd szphsai =ho uisz to ed,
this Eeskiy p1veyor Of snail tc~z
ueEs- Us: Il i the colsEeErzd-z;so
ioctcr Of today s1psrior % he doctor
Who commenced =zshirg bottlss Fry
years aga 4 L drug sore ard n gaia
aoo, ko7 railing piEs and coupo1cd-
ing r-es--ic.io-s. cane O, Z fzl-
Esdzed NJ D. There VII lot be 50
u-y a;lzrez zro1z The editors q the
future L q, Of 61zh:, energetic yo1ug
f.ll,=s a-e 1t The had Of the Washing
TN SchooI If Tccr1aI5z-. and th=y Es
5,11E good YORK
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-02-11
TgmMTsw IS The BdthdaY Of One Of
farth'S hmmaftaS

W1en The tine cones. f II sTer
does. TIA. TIE pecple Ct TIE Uzit=d
safes hcrget % properly remember the
b-zhdzy Ct Abrzh4z Li1eoln, L =il Re
tire . ing down tie d-op On govern
nez. by pcpzlE EiL Il Washicgt1r
mere tAzn any ochsr oce IA, i sn-
titled . credi, FIR hzTizg mad. pop1-
ar goErrznsn. possible O tbs cont
ren.. pcsee-i-y Eil give Asrzhaz LIN
co.n c-edlt sz having pGt he govern
-e1t Ira. Wzshizg-oa ns6e possible
oc N e-6rring tcz,6Asioo- Ats- Lin
ecln goT=-r-.oi y The people had a
rev, 4 wider z2d i hixher uez-1z-
10 . he tire Of tie Er q he rebel
Ecr pop1iE gove-rnsn. Ezs aocked CT
Is A sxprire7i- AS oze Ct the goE-
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-02-11
Do AlrUad fRplNeS Wan 70 fpu
6NVfEaSst 0SnelShipl

Fo= great rE-cG1 115c-s-s-E-
nss-s. eoEneasa (s-sasu) a1d 60
d--.oz have I'D u73s- consideration
t1e shortening q rocking kc-rs. Us
ziEht u: - s=-i.-sly objected e y
,as railroads, bzt tie rL+oa6 re, II:
lie Eo-rs r.51ced. Nth ihs pay = -
u5z tie zz= 4 1oE II ;s- ho=s,
All cvs-1-=-tha. IS. = cTs- eiEE.
hc-s . 6e paid i1r I; oz= zoi 1 TAI
IL eight hc- rage z.e- It's =--l5
nsz, N Increase az approximately .
pe- ce1, Il Tie wage z-s. 4 vo.e 3
noz 5ei-g aks1 u A. IL -z-cs5
a5o- z-so-s Is . E5=,h=- re 6=-a-5
shall d 5ack=d D. Ee1s-L strike L
he ds-z-6 : e. co-cedei D. th=
-z5-ozis- TIE RACES q engineers.
-ezsr and cc-6-cso- s co= a5oTs
lie gs1eral z7zazs Of he rage scals.
a1d 4 asking n % Per cen: L
crease, # g-E.ed. they kno= @ ssozli
Ec= Tia, TIE increase ms. co-e CT
q re pockets Of o.hs- l=ss highly pad
Ec-k1Eu=1-E he vsry lszz: io1r-
a-hs cf Z TIE Ecrszsz n The wage
scale ur1sr TIE demand of tie th-e=
c-zz-i-z.5oox uz-ei zozJi z1o1n,. q
tns Great N1-1hsrr rz--ca6. IS n *
ample, 70 approximately to- olEoo
d9lzrz Per yeE. Under ne prssza:
sczle tts rai-cai co11issio7 recs1tly
alloEed Al rzi-caiz Il advance n rz.=z
o. I zhoEiaE that thsy Eere eaI;isd .
N aiTzz-e. As Consequence ot II
creased COS. c. operation d-s . al
TE-s 4 Aoor COS: the co1-zsl11
zo1d be compelled 70 Eart he rcaa1s
Z further aiTzz-e II rates q meet ne
increased rage s-ale- O. course the
4diIiccal rz.e Er1E al . The pabEc.
ard Is ioz--ss1hz Of The r1bEc co-e
zr5s- he clzsz1scat5oc Of Ecrki1gn=o,
-os. Ct Eao7 re less highly paid thz1
he -ziEcad 11 aEsc.sd- Z the usn
VIA re asking for increased RACES
have net given this phase cf TIE q1ss-
tio1 co-ziie-ztio1 they mgr; % sLs-
o#r Eeltz-e e 50 bei1re bringing O
s-ike- In 6gh. oTs< the wage
question The rzz-oad rIso are sure %
lz= The 1orzI szpport md zyupathy
Of .k= Erez. uzsz q working ue1 n
thss cozn-y. TIE case cozId not be
o.he-Esse, nozi-g TIA. q them, less
highly raid, falls the b-in Of Ir--sas-
ng the wages Of the engineers. En-
zirs1=1 and co1i1ctors- To force
.his rage increase q The railroads VII
in=Tiz1ly lead . govsrnnent oE1sr-
sz.o # Al the railroads.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-02-11
FRIDAY. FKBRUARx II. Isls

e---s-s Ct TIE zo-ld L. Uai,s6
States passed hQ1 The sxps11saiG
. the Ged sage Z: Apoe-z,tox. Etso
Genera Lee szreei=-ed . Gszs-zl
Ga-t IN 1855. HIS taxing u IT the
crazy act q A assassin. shortly zi-s-,
WIS BAT n irci6sr. Z the Et= q :
rzto1, z,i n 10 rag Escts1 The
priacirle se,.l=6 ~ the 6vs ysa-z CO..
Set, ia. II men have 4 rgh, . be
rec 4 czes1o1 IN: lad Il: beer
settled D. =itk=r Greece O. R11s- As
the chief izcsc- n Tie settlement Of
t1is 1o-ecte1z g1s<-io7 AoraLzz Lin
coln vi - remembered 1T fzcz-e
gsre-ztiocs-
Uzive-sal treedo-. tts very germ os
American gcge-zea;. 3 eTsr akI1g
deeoey koi q tie minds q =sa IN
every part Of this Ecrld- Ozrs las
been n. 1odsl far oth=f goTe-r1e1-z
exablishe6 since Tie 6sz.h Of The srez:
ezEcipas1r 81 ys1z ago. GoEsru-
zen, hy az6 =ith the cc-se1t e the
soTerrei became ar II S-zz5l z1ort-
" aee- the death Of Li1coln- I i
ACT n France ard Y C1ha- Tie
germ fo-rd nGgneu. n China t,r
VILE. and VII ye. ri17ph ths-s-
T5e- he hz15,szt ciiEsa q he
uni:ed States, n th= pride oi rs ta,t-
erhocd, sayz 10 his So, Yoz 1ay De
president ot The U1ited States" he
o1ly sayz va. Aorzhsn Linco,1 H.
co-1Ezhe6- II : st1zld h asked
wa, : co1xids-sd the leading trait n
he chEz-.e- Of Li1col- : Eo1d AZ
zer, In rs Esz:. simple hsEr, oTs
ar and Sympathy with al MANKIND,
and especially tie 6o~z trcd6so ard
loElT, Eto, hs sad. the Lord surely
hoTes, Il - made g -Ey q then
His abiding assh n the people Vas
Systematically expressed II these 1=-
GABLE Eoriz. Il & possible . soo. Al
The people part Of the tine, and part
Of the peoPl= Al the tine. bit r Is
impossible e t'ol IL ;h= people Il the
the" Ar tine =hs1 rEc1r and
aared between the people Of the 1or-h
and sozth pervzdsi Al cllsses - Eas
ceTe- known 70 make n a1ki-d CT
bitter remark about The soe1i=< Il tie
goTe-rze1. he EE rs-EkzblT free
Ec7 the Eices and Eailriss Of human
nature He Ezs simple. kindly and
dEsc. n a. his dealings with rs iei-
n= men He possessed Il the el=-
ae1ts Of greatness sxce2: greatness Of
-s-s%
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-02-11

4 IoczI =iz=a--e says that the extra
c-di-ry z-cCnt q SLOW deposited O.
he earth this Ei1.s- hzs czzsed The
gio5e q =hi-h ze I've and lave c.,
bang to l-rch z5ozt .=1 degrees toward
The North pole He explains this y
szylrg that TIE equilibrium hzs oee1
disturbed 5y n 1nsq-L dl<-ozt5oo q
he weight On t1= z-r1zce which. a.
c,rding % The Law ot g-zTi-ztio1, Lad
. D compensated ~ Eszk 1o.ic-
which & 70: aid do~1 II The I=Eco-
Ct terrestrial -cvz1snt- Which, II
SAYS. zIzo z-co-1ts fc- the ex-zoccicz-7
s.o--s. Eccds z-i earthquake
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-02-11

Ezs =. : shc-l5 have 1cshi-E . %
~ifh = =E opposed . he as ~
(Bo= Way tat England engaged =
o-t 4 lie present IA the tzt-ry c!
6s-ocrz-y II th= ~hcls Eo-a1 IS n
vc,Ts6. I S fra s--EEss between
uiE.z-y z-,ccz-y z-d poEccI Eos-sy.
: hi5sozs cc-5-c. =: &c wherein -
s1zu D v.c:o-i,-s. q hat : Al Ger
caiu. TIE cs--L s1p1es hare Is:
her chance q v5-co-T and th=7 k--=
II G-sa. B-i.zzz 5 u-i,s6 = us III
. s1c1 I paint IA. f ths-e Es-s :
genera zlsc.o- 1o. i single z-t5-EE
us-5s- Eozl6 y elected"
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-02-11
CARD or HAMS

We ~.sh . thz-k GU kind. tho1Zht-
FL 1sizn5ors and Eisz6s i1E the hep
ard attention TIA. they 50 readily gave
Is 6z-irz or sad hczrx q E-iei- Mar
God give th=u 6lssSiogz IL grsz-=r
thzz " Tn give
Wu. 4 Gz-i=r and family.
Mrs TzEz AE-e-
NJ. aid Ms 7. z Smith
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-02-11
To He'd rs TaffE tie 6.h had hesi
Cenxtdaa

TIE I--rT zcd Fshrzry te-uP
CT ;hs Grez. Ec-ths-z rai-oad n d.
re. ard irci6sztzl losses VII apc-ox-
rate ccs ard 4 AE uI5oo 6oIla-z-
TIA, ths rad FL s-=sr fz-thsr losz
il t-siz1. z-i passenger rz5c II A=
cocs5s-cs oi ne 1-hIc, which VII
zzect = z--uL re7=zzss : rszSocz3ly
csr-zsn. Ochs- rnscc1ti1sacal roa1s
tzv. bss- 6s6 n bzt their trc-oAss
tzTe -. been 81 frequent g Their lie
Us % eng co11-e5- L consider
abe Ter cszage Of the travelling p1o-
e I'll avoi5 TIE Gssa, No-rhs-r-
Shi1oerz Ct pe-z1zhls and o;hs- kinds
q Eeight rsczEi1g pro7p. deEvsrT
VII EksEizs s7oid TIE ro1te- This
I'll r=<zlt in further and eoc:tr-ed
ioss . he company. Te= repc:z-oo
oi / -zi-cai 1or safety. rro-p. ard de-
ps1daols Arrival and departure Of crz-os
IS gazahle asset % any rad L 8
therefore highly probable that The
Great Nortke-r rzi-uad company Vii
take measures . c-cz-vens this
trrz5,e OF cozrse this las been I
rost zczszal winter and he co-rz-y
las Go-e a. shas vas hz1a-iy possible
. avoid s-o= rczbiez ard keep Is
rad o7e-- Nz.-zl cc-6I.1o1s. The
topography Of tke cc1c.y thrr Ehich
rs Ire rrnx. and unprecedented s-cE
Er 8 rsSpcczitie fer al * -cchles
tbs En.e-. OF this shippers and The
t-z7eEcg pzbEc AXE 10 account =heo
there are oths- roa1s .hzt oEer saf=-
aid -cre expeil-sc1s s=rTs-s- To
hol6 Is rz6e. ges its t1l STARE Of The
trz=c shaa naturally and properly De-
bo1ss 70 the Great No-ths-n Z --z-
u. Is rad n coc6ltoc 70 meet Il
competition q n equal h'o.inE- /
NUS be able 70 gzrn:se Is safe ard
rrc-p. s=rvi-s Is zcy oths- Of th-
trz-s-ocsinec.zi reads EoIc=irE The
wslrE.ro disaster = 1910 several
s--Teys and estimates Of he c1se q l
,r--sI so-e 1900 feet Icue- than the
Cascade tuunei. ooe Of witch rc7E
have Il ezs. portal q he head Of
Pine Creek and the west portal asz-
Scenic with I Iergth NJ Z niles,
Eo-6 zToid tie pGs of TIE n. rhict
rc~ cz-ses th= uast Esq1sa. r,e-1p-
tim and is most di5crl; 70 coct-oL
Another rc1.s. ne re informed. vas
s--veyed Up he IcicIe cEyon so-e
eight Or ten niles, pecet-a,ng The
ncc-.z5n a, a1czt the sane aItit1ds
and coming cur u the Esss side a5oG:
the sane poiz., and Eozld have 1
leaSth Of II niles
Tia. 1-e zcde--zkirz % avoid Dis
Escs-s and interruption = The TAI scr
vice I'll De seriously considered tbs
year IS reazocasly CERTAIN OF cnz-se
tzzcez re tremendously expensive
ard before G1cth=r IS undertaken the
natter VII be gozs mn T=-T thereby.
Another tAce II his cocz=ctioo Is the
net sAzs the east portal VII Dc so1s-
Eh=-e rsE LezEecFoE-h-
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-02-11
TrsasCsntinsatal Tsiephoae SYstsm

TeIsP1o1s service between The Pa
clsc zr5 Atlantic coa<. cities ard IL
intsr-sGlzt= points WIS established the
ra<t week
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-02-11

Win E.tls more than 4 ha-6sczs
nee and I sognd figure 20 command
zstsnsioz woman h2S ruled kings and
,hrn then d.serui.sd the ate Of IA
Gc-G
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-02-11

Q1l.s ef-ec yoc II, tzke ! mans
-ezal ard moral measure ~ E1ar IL
does ros ID ard szy.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-02-11

The wise EcGz1 rules TAI Eizk ke,
eyes; the hccEsh o1s Tres &c rrl= hin
With her t1ogu=.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-02-11

To -n Eo=an Always has been and
probably aIFzyz VII ee Al enigma
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-02-11

S1oerc- service 3 or hco5y-
g Ece-re-x' Pharmacy.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-02
OASHES ACID IN
LOVERS FACE
Girl Who Says She Was Wrong
Dishgures Man On
Street Car

In crowded Four'eenthsi ca
hound for tho cite bertha LILLIAN
OF rnven-black hair ard darE eye
dashed bottle o. sulphuric acid
into the face ~ her former lover
Harry Bennett who was accom-
panied By another sir sunday az
ernoon about Z 0c'aCk
Miss lillian g. from Boston where
she sayr Bennett. eho s a0 v.ar
old and lives 40 Sc 'sm -"
ave wooed her and d.red rer
into believing lhey were married
thru the display OF q Fake dpcn.
ment She is 25 ard ta been iiv.
ins on Adelaide a.
Bennett il BIZ Grace hospital d's
face disagured So eyes how
ever. escaped iuinD
Bennett and 'hc sri atr'. 'fa.
breacsh Of promise t nTnd.u
against Bennett
The girl Is beiuE held ou '"1..
ous assault charee
The Detroit times., 1916-10-02

tta ram--t men have ever seen
Drag De- out cf b"gr Bee pleaded.
I done care Il yoa aaye 10 leave NV
legs behind me hut tor God sake
take me on. from 4naer These
wheels
Tn srpc-or OG-tv. shortly after
DIS ARRIVAL ,a fhr 4,"ur .a charge -
He polio. force hat sas rushed .a
the aociaeu, called for avery polio"
patrol and ambulance taat he could
.ammanseev Daring the period
.aat susuet while the oH'cers await
ei 'ao summoned auh..aH'--. sser~
eqor, wss made 20 release the 4-sa
and injured from beneath The = Lee.
Care Laer WIN Coal
Jack. such as a-r used ia missing
antoine les from 'hs ground "".t
l...'a a.uaJa rhe w,'St- M -.-
Fl, 81, car whichever" teavy-iaisn
with coal and .h- policemen and
riflters who wer" pre-"u carried
railroad .-s 20 raa ears and used
chem as levers upon Rhlch .a rails"
he trucks from above tu" bodies o.,
mo suffering Victims pinned 90
meath 7f.-r orra ~. ..ns ., ral.
"a The car under which 'ha TO-
hotir. err. Il. .. r.- a,-s
L ra- one ~ 'a. "as stur-or'
scenes mat ever have Witnessed
The Detroit times., 1916-10-02

Nt-a. escapes were many
tr, 81 had 10 DO With Bags
.-an ono montA,.d. whose
mother Rs.s caught .n the center =
,ra rrasE ~ humanity Tire mother
-r-ta.ret several cuts and bruises.
ar. a. aay escaped without
-,ra... ans yaeu seen A. Grace hose
g.-al VAS .apgtly nursing az ia
mothers breast
Heror work was done hy 'E"
phy-.- ans .c Grace and Recrly .a-
hospitals Five operation rooms
we're worked a. tll capacity for NO
hours Ia Grace while u the Rec.v
ing -aspf.l every physician oets.E-
eale ves pressed into service. all
ra,cS led 5y D- Frank Gardnor.
Inspector Thomas O'G-ady. Who
with Other officers and citizens 5.I
conan service IN assisting 70 extra.
az .Ae lead and wour led from he
eracxase gave a grapaic description
~ he tragedy
saw four 5o,es ved god 10 boz
.veen rhe trucks of che q 'Ha
.relzht cara in space - sboI.
tasee Tee. 20 -aiI One OF the
eea VS.. stl. al.va Both % hts
~. had been -aes-ed by The wheels.
end a. 20 serrfa-d Ia asaHE be- ass.
eel 20 boz released re vas one o,
The Detroit times., 1916-10-02

IN nay experience AZ policeman
Inspector O'Graty said "lAul,
fleece n the torn aud maRgle'
bodies OF tAc victims were picked NJ
along The railroad tracks AMI buriot
Hy police o"cers. our work Of get
ing raa victims out from in undo
tar ears and into the ambulance
vas r-.. Pts assisted by citizens wh'
Nsre present A mum Dor ot mel
who wsra here Jumped right in ant
,ore ut .ua.erlal assistance IN TIT
rescue work
AI'ho injured In the crash m W
O. Brown ~ No 1925 M Elliott
ava. continued ON has way 70 atteni
a sick CAS-.
Doctor Is Game.
L W. tassu ~ The shock Vhei
lie car va truck, Or Brown said
ami hardly know what had nap
lsnsi NJ head Was cut and sui
fe-ed q f-p bruises believe 'h,
man afe ar iae me was killed
a- a- Vas more exposed than !. SIT
t.E. closes. go 'he side % ne ca
than 2a. .~. vas on NY wal
tc taaa 20 rrlIKnmen' case. -
ga'tsret ap uy instrument cast
tn. found ny Hat and vent ahead
er,,.ug q rrr,=-town car ~ BeaubiC a
~ and For. save east
The Detroit times., 1916-10-02
G.. o. p. WIN
MEANS WAR
6copt,ru.d from rake ons)

interesting. intel'erfaa' contest 'r7'
IN both sides men H"H. .rn"
some OF the esscnfia. .~sf''Hs
poiitics 20 determine" 'a" fr'a
nance OF parties aHi
say that / have foT- nothing ''
tsrest me ana Hr. .t'lt
ASHAMED 81 mysclf tEst enc
have expected a. fur -r7H.r F7.
known bette
There Is "a fact .ur.rg fl~lEg
Ali our political history ~
ought 70 have rem r'ef myself IHr
Democrat part5. rt 'ri.lM
IL the only party whose re NA-
sist cd and whose visor tHs .eu'
throughout all fhe HR'n'F ~ it3
nation ~ IS because - - t1 .H.N
party. venture to ssr a'' ~ whose
life has been governrH rI A dem 20
principle. an absolute t".'"f n
control OF the people their right '-
control. their capacity - -Hntr
their own affairs an' - shape 'he"
In the common Interest
The theory of Aiexar3er HRUi.-
ton. who founded The F.derallsl paf p
Is. was that the best kind ~ GOV
eminent Ia government hN guard iars
and trustees and that or|f those
who represent the great material er
terprises % the country are rapar %
OF acting a. trustees and guardian
The whig party when i' arose. 0a4
n somewhat more liberal conception
but before 81 had lasted very .orE
II acted upon exactly the same 1rin-
cipie
And the Republican party has %.
herited that idee. Not the 'taa
government nv tho people hur -
Government for the people and con-
troll OF the people by those who gov
ern g.
The Republican party as now con
stituted and led believes En- govern
ment by attorneys Of special In
terests.
One Of the things that they are
snost constantly talking about Is fhs
protective tariff and there Was a
time when very wldf tak'ng ~
counsel entered into the formation
of our tariffs. bur rot towards fh'
end. Then a small group ~ seiectrf
counssllors always determined wha
the items Of tho tariff should ~
The only persons heard we're tEe a.
fornsys for the special interests. sut
the attorneys for the % pie Ccrlr
halter at the door as they please
and never get a hearing
The end ~ such a party was Tor