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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-06
in gang Rprtuesen
Werosn, ipie DerIau.et, an Ttittpp4
RabruussmitteI OemOutras
tloneT beruHitaltet.

Gbriitiania. NOrpegsn, 5.
Juni. iiber Qonbon. - Die 3situng
r5irers Sesu" ertIdrt, bab an Mitt.
nod in sau5 0ornegsn RGbrungss
mitteI Demouitratipnen berauitaItet
perben luirben. Der gag psrbe aIs
Jeiertaa beobadtet rperbsH, Der Stras
beHbabn @ertebr tpsrbe fiiiirt, bic
Ja6ritsn uub Reitdrrants ipiiroen ess
i6lohen iein, uno nur Der gdbnbers
tehr ME getuobnlitp i:uttfinbsn. Die
8eronitalter Der 0smsHftrationen Ders
lduasn bic JsitisBura bon WaIimoIs
grsiieu. bic Qbf6dfflng Der Rsutrali.
tdts Wode unb cds TausnIaifen Der
oorgeibIueenen aubsrrrOsntIi9en Wis
IitGr penilliaund
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-06
Serpfdnbefe peribnIitbe
Gffeften
Der priussiIin 2puifs bon gsIsin
in offen.li3er 9uttion pertauft.

Berlin, a. Suni, ifter GOubon, 8.
Suni. - Su gaintsn fpurbe ON
0ienitos in Gegsupart elmer erObsu
aHJabI pOn iusibI;6sn GaufIiebbabsrn
cine Wsena, bon GessnitGnbsn, fpslae
friiber bsr prin3sFiH 2ouii. BON Bel.
glen, ,irer so3ter BEG peritorben.n
Spniss 9sopoIO, seh0rtsn, in 6ffent.
liher BUTTON perGubert. Inter ben
psrpiiHostsn @rtiieln befanben iiA u.
q. 80 SPITE, q aleiosr, 5S S6irme,
95 ShIsier BON phantaitii6em @es
pebe uuO Y GlaIttn nusIGnoiifen
parfiims. Mdhrenh bes 9ertaufs
mar bic gspIBsi oes oftsrsn e.Sipuns
gen, Rubs uHb Srbuung untsr ben
uuf GrIanguns sines Der GeesRitdubs
DsrIsiisnsu &ouflis5batsrinnen auis
redlt All erbnlteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-06
1eutibe Geierteure
Sn siusm tuiisrlifeu Detrst Sur Riid'
tsbr aufsefOrbert.

2onbou 5. Suni. - Der Gen.
traI Retps" purbs aus amittrbdm ass
melest, bab in Berlin Elm Oetret e.
lai'en purbs, in tpel6em Oeierieur.
aufssforbsrt perosn, DOT bem Is. Suli
gu ben 5Gbusn SuriidSutsbrsu. Sol.
den Die ous tbua, itebt, faus lie fi9
i'm 5elo, iutroig eripeiTen. BseHabis
aung in ausiitt. 2ubsrbsm tperben
fie nidt per5nftet tperbsH. On BEN
Dstret hsibt .s, bob bas @nep6ieten
ni6t ipisbsrbolt ioerben mirbe. Der
5eiub lperbs 5iDur eissn Gppen bdbtn
bab es Oeuif6lanb idsper
fulle. feline 9iideu aus5ufiinen, ober
tbutfddli6 banble es ii6 nur I'M einsn
4tt taiItrIi4sn Gbelmu!bes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-06

9tLn batten mir 1llh Die Regiitrir.
ing Der 8ebrpflittigen biuter un5
uno oas Seidait aing poutg rlbig
Lro BON Der 9laBeuDeIt iait uRbenertt
Dor iit. SIN leStcn IrltteI oes 8ur.
gertrieges, ais bic freuniQige @erbung
au6 ocriogte, 9ina cs oabei etIuos Ie5-
batter Der uno ole 8ropuinrari6aQc
mIbteu Die 9rIidcberger aus cen al.
.eruimtogIiditen 8critefen berYorbo.
lex. 2Sn oer Staot 9}ep gurt fam rs
gu 6iutigem guIrubr, Den iogellaHnIcn
Grait Riots, au ocren llnterorUfilrJ
oom pirginii6en &ricgSidaupIas
&rHppen nn5 gteip Dorf geididt per.
Der l!atBteH.
2cr Generation oon beute gebt oas
SlIt meniger itlirnuit olrA bic
goern. aus StraBcnbiL0 ruuerihieO
I'd; rurb nIdts bon benz an6erer Saa..
&Fe 65atieteit in ocn 8ablbuoeu hate
Dem llnelHgeIpeibten ouf Den geOanten
hrInaeu toHnen, odB es ii6 I'M Elm.
@lbIregntrlrung ooer Inn cine poll.
ttitG 2Sabl baHOeIt. Gle seidyloiienet
sSrrttid,oft2n tonnten nidt eiamal 0ie
;5tttion 0e5 Sountags beroOr6rinaen.
oenr bier5u febIteu Die ionntaaIi6 ae.
pTtteugteniten. arBeroem hotten nur
Die l.aotiit,en 9IugeIteaten un0 bic Der
GouhtDamter blml genat,t. 99Su ue6ri.
Jen Durae gearbcttet, ME m jsoeH
an0ern @erteItag, un3 Don elmer feier.
tdJlideH Stimmuag mar nitrs 3u be.
mrrfen. Die SIaggeribiiilng oui benz
GoDernment Sauare mar nobI Die
eirSiJe patriot'Ihe auRoeebuna.
Die Btrtbifoften paren ioaor
i1ierfah gefhloiien. @inmoI bate Der
GouDerneu i5re SfIieSung ongeorD-
net, oann Ger 8iirgernRiiter, 6rittens
ete ein5ige 8uitdnoiee gebcrSe, ole
2ReHs .&omrHiiiioa, iin5 ebe bieie Be.
febIe nod erlaIien, iparen Die gBirtbeI
f6oH aus frcien Gtiiden iIbereinac.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-06
gebr rnbis
yerlief in Columbus, g., Der Rcsi
itririingstao.
Ritt cine eiEJise @cfrrcrhe pdr in
Smlptauortier oes Dberit gurnep
eingelmifeti-

Columbus, @, 8. SUM. Ter
Resiitriruugstag lit bier iebr ruti1
ocrlGIien lul6 RE 9eborhen limb iIber
oie Gbatiofc iiberraidt. ba5 Iih iait
Jar feline llnru1eu irgeIlo peld,er Nrt
treiene.eH. gs itanoen nid)t MIR genii.
1en1 griuaioetefips Siir 9eriiiaung.
iouoern Sic Redieriing bdte aud Or.
Iai.tnib ,lr epeirflIsllen Geniisllng bon
9unbestrlippen segeben. sbcr Hidt
erne ein5ise geidsperce fulr i'm Saiipt.
:iartier oe5 Oberii Ssfert 2urnel
cinselaufen, tuelder bic Reeiitrirung
otaafiId,tlgtc.
Die an,abI Der @egiitririmgen mar
cine auberoroentIid) eroBe. @enau,
9aulen lparea am abeRb nidn erbdl..
.idJ, ober man gIaubt. bnb in Ohio
eiHe balbe D2iaioH W1uner reyii.r;r.
fen. SSSn oielen 3diien iDaren hie Hegi.
itriiEussbuoen ipegeH bcs groben Gu.
orail9s aub mad, 8 llbr stbeHbs not1
often Sn Columbus fpuroe uur In
Dcuig S0Gen auipni6 ouf gefreiuuJ
toni MlilitnrSienft erboben. GeitnR
3cblen iuerben tpcbl crit in etIiden
9asm erbiltIib fem. sSn SeH meiit,n,
iScaen. in Oensn gefreiung bean,
iurift purOe. ipiroen forperIid,e lin.
fabigfeit ober 9erforauna bon 4nec.
t0rieen geIteno eeHadt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-06
@eitrcidemoe 5pr.
oerangen
5nbsn bic rsbs[if&sn proDinSsu on
bic 6ineiiias Resieruug ssitelIt.

amos, China, 3. Suni. Oi. rsbeIs
liiaen prOOiHaen Gbinas babsn fol.
genbe fiinf 5Orbsrunssn an bic Resiss
runs in pstius seitelt: 4ufI0iuns bss
uationaI.u parIamsnts. Repiiion Der
8erfuFuns. GntlnHuns bes anbineits,
Wisbereiniesuus pom 9unnsGbisJui
ais prsmier unb Hrisg gegsn Dsutf&s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-06
SentiAe Fatente ariessbeute
Der Alliirten.

Stitibt uuf @d,bs, bis Der I'm
aonsreb porIieasuben 4bamionsgia
dbnli9 iiub, pdrsn snelii9e uub frans
3Ofii6s 0abri.ahteu udbrsuo pssaris'
sss in Stnro s.Isbt, bsuifte Or.
finoungtn uno qro5eH., bic DO,
BEN arisss ben RadbGIt bts bsut.
ltsn Snnbsls bilbeten, fir iid
gu bsrptRosn. gritiiGs unb franz
30iii6t ssisbIi6e Wabnabmm ba6sn
bic putsntsG sGeiebs aufesbObtn, uiti
muir fit bic Tapu bss ari,ses, fons
bern aud duf Sabre binaus na6ber.
9isie @,itts b.ftimmm. bdb Ju6ri.
tauien, ipel6e @eIo iE 1abriisn CUR
StriieIluna Don init bsutiten pat.n,
ten ssidibisu Cesenitdnben anaslsst
baben, bisie 5obriiation aud mad
BEN 2rieae iortiebsu, inbsm iis ems
fad bic finf prossut 5antieEe fir
bic 0ouer bes qatents SabI.u.
Die @bamion <Sia, ipsIfe ben 6ons
bel nit bsm Jsinb reasIt, sHtbdlt Gbn.
Iihe gsitimmuns.n, inb.m lie niueri'
ianii4eh Jabritouttn sriouSi, Seut'tIe
paleHts BON uHi6Gbbdrem Wsrib fir
bic nmeriioHif6s Snbufrie pdhrenO
unb nod bem arieee gu eebrauten.
albert g. paritr bon Der pai,nt.
@npalts s15irma Warts uno glert
iu,iIt auf bic ip,itrsihenbsn Nenberur.
gen Der patentSuitdnbe In ben euro
pdiIdxn aGuseru bin, bic aud bier
bdlo In &rdft irsten per6en unb cine
rabitdle Qsnberuns Der Patsuissiese
mad bsm ariegs nod ii9 5iebsn miibs
ten. Inter anbsreu pirb aud bic ia:
irritation BON Sulparian tetuen pa'
tenii5ub mebr eeuiebeu.
Sm .gritifb gatent Sournal' pirS
q3.ist, pie eneIiT6e Geieni9dfteu
felt bem srisse SeutItfanb patsnt,
dbgsnommen babeH, bic bic grunb=
lag. Der meii,en tptrtbbolien gegens
itdnbs bes beuti6en SanbsIs biibstsn.
9lIs 2trisn eIeitriiher Snfirumenie.
uBGblis. Jdrbpntsnts, f,rnsr IOlh..
bic ii6 auf Msbisirsn. pptiihe @I6s
Ter, Roi6inen, Wlunittpn. prG5iiicnss
Snitrumente uip. besishen. beren
9rSbtr Gabritnnt 9euti9ldnb Dor
b.m arisee mar. firb Don erob,r bri'
ttIdeu G,efeaihoften iibernommsn
iportsu. Sauptiidlif NJ bies bi.
Jirma gritifb Tp,s, atb.
Sn Der glusaabe bes s,nnnnteu
glatt.s bonn 81. Sebruar III eriit!Iih
bab 9. 3. 6olIibln bon SubesrsfisIo
9bsni.n srbitlt, I'm unisr 19 peri6ie'
b,nsn qateuien, gieent6um Der ganis
ihm aniIins uno Soba 5dbris. ;u
iabri5irsn.
Sn Der aussa% bonn 9. Wai ipirb
estisi. bab bic GbiTbam Supplr Go.
,ine lanae Seris bon pni.nt.u fiir bi.
Sabritation bes Bold Wagneto
uno onberer sIettrii1er appdrats
.iib.rnommen1 BAT. Dor BEN arisne
purbtn ale Ma1nsto lpparaif. bic
IN Gnslanb psr,penbtt purbeu. bon
Der firma Roberi Bold in Stutigari
berssFiellt. aHbsrs sriumpbe bsu.s
der tsdniI9er a,inf hGben bas elsis
tt @tf6id aebabt.
lin britii6es anpital ;u srmu.hi'
lm. In Der 6eriislIung bon in1tutft,s
Innb burd paisni s,fd,ibim geuen
tGnben ansulsasn. sab bic britiffe
Rsai.rung i'm aahr. 1914 bic Der
Ii6sruns. bab gual6notr. Die b,utfb.
grostifs me eriirbunssu fih nnstas
zen. 4. mad b.m ari.ss nift btrous.
Inssben brnuhsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-06
Merifaxiide UanbiteR
SolIen nieberibr uumefeu
treiben

RiifiDn Fsgas. 8. CUNT. =
Sitr irnf bic WsIbung Elm. bab i'm
untsrsH 99eils bes Bic Granbe TbaIes
erneuie lleberFdlIe bur6 msri,nnif6e
9aubitsn ftattfinbsu. Gin am,riioni.
i6er Rurse Seiibsr Rnmsns @areia
lei am IsBten 5oHntas sst0ottt nor.
ben. guf feline 0a.iiH unb fiiHf S6t'
:er babe man Gusriffs ssmadt unS Elm
iunasr Sobn iei fdiper mibbanbsli
pcrben. Rah Der TIiinb,runa Der
Rona. isien bi. ganSitsH na4 Weyis
10 auriidaetehrt
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Gine 0efansenem. S3euolfe
0erurfaats am Disnitag i'm Staatss
su4tbdus IN SoIist. Sn.. srpbs
elufrssuug.
Jiini gsb6ubs pursn in Sranb ses
itedt unb bi, aapsls sinsedI4ert.
grfi ben seIanbtsn RiliStruppsH ss'
lang ss, bi. Strdflinss tn ibrs
3.Isn 81 brinssn.

SrIiet, Sn., 5. Suni. = Sm bic
iietn Sinatsjudtbaui. srsisuets ii4
am Sieniias cine Der ibDeriten Rss
ppIttn in bsrGeitihis besisiben.
Rad Is9sitiinoissr gei6mpfuns
BON 6euer unb 9etpdlttbaten tparen,
isrob Der Qnpsieubsit zines Batails
Ions bss 1. Rssimsnts BON Slinois.
nod INNER 200 Ser 1900 0efungsnen
in elmer Gds Der GefGnsnibmau.r 5us
iamm,nssrottst; absr iie iuurcen bur4
Solooisn nit aufsepfIauStem gopos
nett i'm S6ah eebaltsn. Die Geians
aen,n psrbobnisn hds WiIitdr. ipdrs
fen alIss mSsli9s, mas ihnen in bic
Sdnbs lam, nab oemielben uno pers
tbeioieien ii6 nit aniippeln uno
GiIsnitanaen, ipsHn SOlbdtsu ihnsn 81
nabs tamtn. Rlior :. .. Giinnen,
Der bic Isbtsrsn aufiibrt,, mar ni9'
outuriIirt. auf bic Gsfanstnsn i4isbsn
su IaHen OO'r iis unbsnpsitis 5u psr'
lsb.n.
Nm 2aufe beg gormtttoss iuarsu
sip.i @dttsr psrIsbt porotn, etner
bur6 Elm WurfItid uno Der anoere
burdl elm. nbprdlltnoe augel. Janf
gebdub. puroen in grono esiiedi.
DieIelben ionntsn sfpar ssr.ttst tpsr'
ben. aber bic anitreitrr Mrrtitoiis
uuo hit aapeae luurbtn strltort.
Drei I'm Banbsseisnit itsbtnbt Ulis
lis.pmpusnsn parsn nit GrIaubnib
bts Generals 8arrp in Gbicaso auf
ben S&auplab gsianbt pOrOsn. Sip.i
bon ibnsn tparen innerbalb Der uTis
fuiiuuesmauern uHb bic brittle aubsr'
balb bsrisIbsn aufeeiiellt. um GIuhts
perIufs bon Gefonstuen gu psrh'H'
bern.
Die llnruben entitanbeu beim Grub
Itiid iibsr sinsn Bef,bl bee intuimu'i'
T4su Dorbsu gOipen. burd ben Be
Tu4e ieiiens Der anssb0ristn Don 0s'
Fausenm bei1rGntt Duron. Su ibrtr
Dutb tparfen bic Qssisren aii4e I'm
lno beinoIirlsn bds Ssi6irr.
lin 10 ubr Uormittoes bratsn
neue unriiben aus. als in eintr Der
gDertjtdtten Ssuer eutbedt iDuroe. Die
Sefdnentbi i1suern,shr, ptI4e e'e
SIammen betdmpfie, iDurbe Don Gs'
Iansensn ans.riff.n. Snspi4sH ipur'
be an ben Sheriff unS an ben Ssnt'
bss Staatss um Si!fe
lppenirt.
sSsusrtp<brlsute aus Der Gtabt suas
rem burd rspOltirsRbe 0sianssns on
BEN SsiangMbtbor cine 9GnSs Siure.
an Gintrstsu ssbinbert. GRIP als
Solbaten aniameu. purbe Der Jeusr'
pebr freie 8abn eemaat. Stunhsn<
.ana berrI4ts srbiitrtsr 3ampf. Us
purbs bsiiir6iei. bab Is Geians,nsn
seIinsen m6tis, iiber bic Wlaust 81
:nttommen, ba Der bihte BAUD bic
ausii9t beriperrte. Grii I'm tieI
Ulittoesitunbs mar esulissnb Ollie
.tussirpfen, um ben rsniteEisn Sitdf'
Iiussn Su aabs riidsn gu ioansu. aotr
g mar, ba ben Solbattu Der gebrau6
Ibrsr Waffsn oerboten mar ano tie
ii4 nit alIerIsi B.rtb.is
oiguHesmittsln peri.bsn baitsn. cine
I5nisrige auiaabs. Dod SuIest ees
ans es, bic aufitdnbiiden 5is auf 2o0I
n ibt 3slIsu suriidsubrinssn. Crit
I'M 3 llbr am Rudmittas irisb sin
au9 bic 200 in oas 3sIs
ensebGube. nahbtm iie hunbsn.uns
ben gojonn.ittn Der SUlbaisn seg,ns
ibtrssitaEbsn irarrsn.
Jtbianer in Qlriapssa nmS |
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9eutihlanb prnteftirt
9eesu bic Bei6lagnrtn. beutf6el
S6ifis bIr6 9rdfilien.

Rtp Soneiro. 8. Suui. - gs
Diro bsriftet, bag GeutfaIanb eesen
bic &sidIaguubme eeutf6er 6unOels.
'6iffe burt Srafilicu protsitirte.
RGbbsm IN letter Dc6e 9raiiIieus
ertIdrung, bab ss in BEN ari,gs stpi.
f6en ben 8sr. Stauisn uno Deuti6s
lamb ReutruIttGt 6eobahtsu Derbeu,
arfgehoben pOrben mar, batte9rafiIieu
ale o.utiheH 6nnetlsitiffe in brufis
IioHiTdeH 5dfeu nit 8si6lag beIssi
uub bic TlunHi6after intsrnirt. Seit
BEN 8eainn bss arieses lageu 46
beutide SnnosIsihnfs in ben Deridaes
oenen !DGfeu Brufilieus.
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ansabl Der iiingsrsn Ndnnss ioaal
Iit In ben Bergen in Der Rdbs hieIiser
@tabt bsfinbtn uHb I'M Ssfb ttnsr
Ouontitdt Dbistp Isin.
Gs pirb aud bsri4tst. boB bic
Snbiansr sebrobt bobsn. ben bieiisn
Ort nisbsrbrsnntu su ipouen. sluA
esssn ben Snbiausrsglsentt babtn +,
DrObunssn auss,itobsn.
Die "a. Jabres. Neunicn
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= q m mtreiuItat BON 8
milton Gountp.

Ter UuM 8ahlrdtb NM Yhtternadt
becnoetcu 3abluns juiOIse betrns bic
@eiammtreeiitrirnng in SainiltOH
Gpunm 1901. lie Sabuliruns sinI
s;emlid5 lauqiam ppn itatten. Sie Is.
92uro id5eint bic srpfte 3abl mebr'
pflid]tiger RaHner Su baben, Seuu Die
Reeiirrirnns betrug bort 2793. Sie
{. @arO bat 1889, Die IL. 1242, Die
s. 1911, Die 13. 1923, SpriusfielO
Sibp. 1139, anberiOH Ship. 233
SarriiOu Sibp. 116, GOlsrain Slip.
23l, yiiami Sibp. 376, @bitepater
Slip. 127, GImmuOo Ylace All.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-06
Sie ,,MsnaDiia"
Wieber BON eiHem beut.
i9eu unterfeebppt
auaeariffen.
q dnaeqriffen.

apnbDn, 5. SUM. = Der a,ne.
rituuii4e 9umpfsr .ROngoIio" Oab.
am l. Suui bier S4iiiis auf Elm beut.
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ioub. eins gsreinburuns in Bssus auf
bic bsibsn sriisn Dorberungen ipirb
ols bS6i fapieria bstra6tst. nber e
iinb Mnbeutuneen porbdnbsn, bab btis
be Jaitiousn sIdubsn. bab sin Jufrie-
bsnftsnsnbtr aOmpromib gu Stanbe
iommen pirb.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-23
SHORT ONES

Plowshares are more important
than swords in modern war.
Turkey acts as if she were going
to rush in where even the kaiser j.
cautious about treading.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-23

the railroad business was impossible.
It couldn't be done.
And now we have it. With back
pay from Jan. 1. Cinched by the su-
preme court. Amen.
But if we can have eight hours IN
the railroad business, what's the
matter with eight hours and no more
in every other business?
What's the matter with pushing
this good thing along until a 9-hour
day or a 1O-hoUr day shall be as rare
and rank as a 14-hour day is now?
Modern industry has become
grand for machinery, but deadly for
men. It is hard, wasting, weakening
to the body and deadening to the
mind. With long hours it will wreck
populations and destroy nations. The
shorter working day is not merely
lust. 1t is a thing about which we
have no choice if we care to have this
country survive.
No more than eight hours anyway.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-23

LET'S HAVE A LOT OF IT,
Eight hours for wOrk-and no more
than eight.
We have this good, sound princi-
pie set up now as the basis for rail-
road work, and set up so it will stay.
Railroad managers, railroad presi-
dents and railroad insiders that get
the melons, sOlemnly declared with
lifted hands than an 8-hOur day in
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-23
KEEP TO THE RIGHT

KEEP TO THE RIGHT."-Warm
days are beginning to appear regu-
iarly. The warmer the days the
more automobiles out on the public
highways, and now is a right good
time to consider Safety First" in
auto driving.
Put the kbosh on that bright head
light. 1t blinds folks crossing the
street or an auto driver coming to-
ward you. On with the DINNERS.
When the streets are slippery, after
a rain, put on your chains, you're
skidding. Slow down when you get
near to a school house. Consider the
kidlets. Try your blamedest to not
catch speeditis. When you are turn
ing a corner, stick out your arm. Use
common sense. And always Keep
to the Right"
Take a dose Of these suggestions
before each automobile ride, and the
motor cops, ambUlances and lawyers
will have less to do.
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That brought him back to the let |
ter. Can you tell me just what l
have done for this man, Miss New
tOn?' he asked.
Tread the letter, which came from
an old soldier out west somewhere.
I shall always include you in my
prayers it read. You have kept me
from being a tax on my home COM
munity in my old age. You have en-
abled me to look into the future
without enCOUnteTing the hungry
eyes Of starvation. You have made
one old soldier happy for his few re-
naming days.
You introduced this pension bill,
Honorable called him Honorable
sometimes, Margie-
When did I do it? I don't re-
member it..
Well, it is not supposed that you
would, Honorable l answered, as all
you had to do with it was to place it
folded in the basket. l myself-and
dropped him a little cuTtSey-fram-
ed the bill most carefully.
Congressman Smiths worried
and weary eyes lighted up. I think I
must have the best little secretary in
the house. he said.
But, my dear boss, that is one of
my regular duties I answered. Just
then one Of the other congressman,
a man never liked, came in and
gTuffly said: I want to see you,
Smith
Well, you are looking at me,
aren't you, BROWNE said the boss
with a smile, but the smile, noticed,
had a tightening of the lips and
narrowing Of the eyes.
Well, you know l can't talk be-
fore a woman was the somewhat
aggressive declaration of Congress-
man Brown.
90 won will have fO talk before tbiC
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my race.
4 went behind the screen and be-
gan to work at my typewriter. had
not become very proficient at it as
yet, but was doing better every day
and was much encouraged.
You can have anything you want
In this world, I kept saying to my
self, Margie, if you want it badly
enough
l could not help smiling at Paula
as she said this. why are you smil-
mg?" she asked.
Because l have said that same
thing so often" I answered.
Well, haven't you found I am
right?" she asked briskly.
i don't know, dear Paula. I have
often missed the best things in life
things l thought that l wanted
enough, and inveighed against fate
because I did not get them"
Look back on them now, Margie,"
said Paula, 'and l am sure you will
find that however much you thought
you wanted them, you wanted some
thing else more.
Congressman Smith thought he
wanted political hOnors, but the thing
he wanted most was the love of that
hOrTid little bit of seIfshness he call
ed wife. I soon found from the words
that were passing between those two
men that day that Congressman
Smith had already bartered his hon
or that he might minister to the van
ity Of that little vampire.
But you've got to vote against
it, Smith-youVe got to speak
against it. If that bill goes through
it means that the entire district goes
dry
." I know it, said the boss, and I
think it a good thing
What about those whisky bonds
I sold you the other day at thirty?'
Take them back, Brown. I don't
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-08-10
INDIANA GUARDSMEN
IN j. 8. SERVICE
Brigade Hardened on Mexican
Border Now Subject to War
Call, 1900 Strong.
COL. LEWIS TO LEAD GUARD
For the Present the Various infantry
Units Will Remain at Their Home Stat
ions Scattered Over the State.

indianapolis, Aug. 6.-The Indiana
Brigade of the National Guard,
nearly 1900 strong, entered the SER
vice of Uncle Sam Sunday. The
guardsnen, who include a large num-
Der Of seasoned soldiers of the Mex
lean border service, will serve their
country until the end of the great
war.
For the present the various in
fantry units will remain at their
home stations scattered over the
state, but within a short time, possibly
within the next ten days, the entire
brigade will be modified at Fort
Benjamin Harrison, preparatory to
being sent to the training camp at
Hatticsburg, Miss. Battery E and the
headquarters and supply companies of
tie First Artillery Regiment were the
only indianapolis organizations to go
to Fort Harrison yesterday Other
units of the guard to go to the local
training camp were Battery B of
Fort Wayne and Battery f of Bloom
ington.
Col. Edwin A Root, u. S. A, the
chief mastering officer assigned to
Indiana, arrived yesterday and estab-
lished headquarters in the House of
Representatives chamber, State
House. Fifteen officers of the Indi-
ana Brigade have been detailed as
assisting mastering officers, and will
report to Col. Root. The formal mus
tering of the many units of the guard
into the Federal service will begin at
once, and Col. Root expects to have
the task completed within fifteen
days.
Maj. T. Victor Keene will be the
chief medical examiner for the
brigade and twenty-five medical re-
serve officers who are to make the
physical examinations reported to
him yesterday.
1t was announced yesterday that
Sergt. Otis E. Gulley Jr, of Danville,
had been commissioned as a first
lieutenant ard assigned to be adju-
tant OF the Second Battalion of the
Fourth Infantry. He was in the
Mexican border service and is well
qualified for his new duties
The officers of the National Guard
who are to assist Col. Root in the
mastering work are as follows: Capt
Oscar B. Abel, Capt L. A. BEEN,
Second Lieutenant H. A. Collins,
First Lieutenant Ivan S. Curtis, First
Lieutenant Pete Waugh, First Lieu
tenant Ross 0. Baldwin, First Lieu
tenant Emil c. Carpenter, Capt. Sid
Cummins, First Lieutenant Guy |.
Hagerty, Capt. R. S. Munford, Capt.
E. z. Martin, Maj. Arthur T. Miller,
First Lieutenant Robert K. Offutt,
Capt. L. o. Slagle and Maj. r. P.
Youngman.
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LEWIS TO RE APPOINTED

Definite assurance that the Indiana
Brigade, National Guard, will have
for its commander Col. Edward M.
Lewis, who will take the rank of
brigadier general, was received from
Washington last night in telegram
to Governor Goodrich from Gen.
Mann of the Militia Affairs Depart
ment.
Your wishes in regard to Col.
Lewis will be complied with at the
earliest possible date" said the mes
sage.
Governor Goodrich and Adj. Gen.
Harry B. Smith expressed their de-
light that the request for the ap-
pointment of Col. Lewis would be
granted. Col. Lewis, who is native
of Indiana and has been a regular
army officer for thirty years, was the
commander of the Indiana Brigade
in the Mexican border service.
Col. Lewis is at Boston at present,
but it is expected that he will come
here within few days.
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district and
Never has sh been known o TO
might well be
would that the of
Dodgng and
makes
a
business good Mary"
from debris Mary And the question
work hard? she
smile
no cane
Mary however No
keep
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-08-10
THIRTY MORE ARRESTED
Draft Resisters in Prisons in OKLA
h0ma Now Total 1873.

Oklahoma City, Okla, Aug. g.
Thirty men arrested today were for
the most part willing captors. A
number sent word by women members
of Their families that they were will
ing to surrender. The arrests now
total 1913. Twenty-Five bands remain,
according to reliable information, the
others having broken up when pursuit
became hot. Twenty-six men are in
one group eight miles northwest of
here, camped on Salt Creek, while a
smaller gang is ten miles east Ru-
mors of trouble near Lamar, in
Hughes county. could not be traced to
q reliable source.