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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-06
NINETEEN PRECINCTS
HAVE NOT REPORTED
Only One Arrest for Failure TO
Register Estimates
Are Surpassed.

Will" Ohio counry'S registration r,.-
turns arc still far from complete lIiS
morning. there is little room 10 doubt
that fully G.In0 of the flower Of III"
!cOunly's young manhood registered
yesterday for CnnSCriptiOn and SelrC-
tive draft
Complete rrlurns from 80 Of tho s.
precincts made AT the shrrilf's Office
lat midniCnl showed total Of I.HuA
mon registered in those precincts
where the registrars made their re
turns. More Than nnc-lilth nf the pre-
cincts will make their returns This
.mnrning. At Il o'clock last evening a
dying trip in automobiles 10 ~ Of 1hc
precincts showed that $50 m"n had
Registered at that hour The regis
jlrars had three hours more tu WORK.
five precincts We're entirely unhCard
from and scores Of men Hooked IN the
city precincts after the partial count
was lakrn and forwarded To Governor
Cornwcll.
Thirteen of the prrcinris whose
registrars did mot rCpnrt their returns
TO the conservation board last night are
ing Wheeling. Six are in HE rural
districts.
Unparalleled Scenes.
Never did Ohio county witness n
scene quit" like ri;aj uf yesterday
.v hen "l,l the highest estimates were
.rvcrrcurhru in th" number of men
who mad" their way Iu tn" voting
precincts 20 perform tn" tirSI service
required nl them in the crisis which
nuw is war. Few realized until
supplies ol registration cards began
TO give uu' that there are 50 many
men in III" county Of the ages OF II
In - years. inclusive, The SCENES
Yesterday We're rs SOLEMN as they wrr"
IunuSuai Tn" thousands who walked
up IL plar" their names on The Mill-
.tnry service roll uG III" United States
did 81 knowing ilai within III" next
few weeks something lik" sin hun.
cred of them will br called AS sol
dI.r=. Bul HEY Went 10 perform their
duty with ia" determination invoked
hv the love ul American liberty. Ii
waS remarked hN many OF tn" regis
trarS last evening that although The
rrgisIrarS wrr" instructed not 1n IN
uli,,' # applicants for r1EistratiGr
claimed exemption from draft. so
many volunteered III" statement thai
they did not claim exemption bui will
60 GLADLY Ia serve the country al wal
If their services ar'" needed
Will" the CnnSCription Officials ana
The county. stat" and federal officers
vino ar" expected 10 bring about III"
prosecution Uf any men or The pre-.
Srrib"d az" To register have not had
an 0rrorrunify to examine ihr r"glS-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-06
RANSTORN| FINALLY CONQUERED THE AUT|NY Of
1000 JOLIET CONV!CT5; ONE PRISONER KILLED
LIBERTY LOAN SUCCESS CERTAIN-|F!

WASHINGTON. 5Secrctary McAdoo
night department. the results of the Liberty
CERTAIN He emphasized that
added. that there disposition
shall
patrcaly shall
subscribed"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-06
SIayS Wife and Tots
And Commits Suicide

AUSTIN. Texas, June 5.-Despond-
enL because Of his wife's i'll health and
the poor condition Of his crop Bruno
Herold. aged 30, to-day shot and killed
his wife, beat to death his two chill
dren. aged and IL. poured kerosene
fire TO his home and then shot and
killed himself.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-06
RIc INHERITANCE TAX.

ALBANY y. Y. June 5.-'rhe first
uavmcnt nf tn" inheritance TAX on the
estate OF John d. Archbold. former
vice president Of the Standard Oil
Company. was made Ia State Comp
trollrr Travis to-day. il amounted TO
81 l3n. .D0n BY being paid within six
months from the time of the capital
ISIS death. the amount OF the tax was
reduced by = per cent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-06

large rloN iiNoL WIN -
building, several shots being fired
and number of arrests made, the
situation here tonight began to
took so threatening that the troops
were called out and fixed bayonets
now are clearing the streets.
BUTTE, Mont, June 5.-A pa
rade of several hundred men and
women, who appeared Of foreign p.
extraction, in protest against reg
istration, started riot mere late
to-day.
The paraders, all shouting
against war and registration, had
gone but A short distance when
citizens began gathering. blocking
the passage of the paraders. Po--..
licenen who attempted TO break
up the procession were attacked
bv the women marchers. Several
shots were fired, but no one was
hurt.
Mayor Maloney, addressing
crowd of $500 persons. announced
that he would give them Is min
uteS TO dispense. State troops who
had been held at their barracks p
were ordered to clear the streets,
and with fixed bayonets proceed
ed to disperse the mob. Several
arrests were made.
The city is virtually under mar
tal law, groups Of soldiers pa
trolling all the streets. allowing
no crowds or groups to congre-
gate. All saloons were closed.
FLAGSTAFF hriz Junc B-Nayai "a
Indians drove an Indian agent and other
cryation 1h0 miles northeast Of here
today when the latter went to register
the Indians under tho war army selec-
tive draft bill. according to adviccs
reaching here tonight.
The federal officials feared the In
diHnS would go on tho warpath X fur
thcr attempts were made to register
them. il was reported.
OMAHA. N"b.. June SD. F. Ensign
was arrested this afternoon. charged
with "hstructing registration. Follow
ing Snnr d"rDEatory comment by Ep-
sign n crowd chased him through the
down town streets until he was rescued
ny tho police.
PHOEN1N. Ariz.. June 5.-Three hun
drnd I!uSsian coloniSts. trans-Caucas-
inns. settled near Glendale. nine miles
west of Phoenix. declined to register
today. They arc members of a religious
order The Mnlokans n branch Of the
pnukhobars. and had taken vow
agpinSt warfare.
DETROIT. June 5.-Thrcc men were
shot this afternoon in Il saloon tight re-
sultinE from an argument over the Sc
l"Ctive draft. over hundred men par
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-06
CONTINUED on Page 10y
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-Forecast;
West vtrEinia--Probably showers aad
:hunderstor1ns Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Ohio and Western Pennsylvania
showers and thunderstormB Wednesday:
Thursday clearing and cooler.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-06

rETROIT. June 5.-Thrcc men were
shot this afternoon in Il saloon tight re-
Sulting from an argument over the Sc
l"Ctive draft. Over n hundred men par
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-20

@ines id6nen glbenbs tam i'd su elmer
@iDiIiou. Der General, friibtr 2ebrer
an Der &ritgsIdule unb priBener5ieber
bd6er bon I%OrgfGltiser, fat psinli6sr
Sofitdieit. Gsin Qbjutaut ii6erI6Gus
menb ber3lt6. gu bieiem bilbet tptes
oerum eineu malerii6en @essHIaB elm
boIteinI9er @raF, Better zines 8ot14afs
tsrs, be5aubernb burA feline germanii9
fabengerube gto1e unb einen iiberaus
feinen ungetpo1ttn Sumor, friiber Spfs
mdrI9du, abei elmer Der f8lidteIten,
uatiirli9iten MenI9en, bic i'd ie GEE
I6aut. gu9 nit Der 6dnitdtstolonns
frsunoete i'd mid an. 9a mar Elm
filter 8unb Der .altsn 6unbe", GuBerIt
Osrsniiglin unb bon beutiaer Gefiblss
pdrme. Dian tonnte iid an S9a8
lubcn utb 9oppeItopf, 6itrauf Elm riibs
rtnbes Bib Batter unb Sobn, 3ipei
S%annoberdner, beibe Bel elmer Munis
t|ionstolpnne, Der So6n benz Batter
bienIIt9 unterfeIt. qDir IpieIeu aar-
ten NIT einem 6amburger RitimeiIter,
S9piegerIo6n bon 8oermann. Run
I6lG1t bic Stunbe, bu bic aolonue
our9 8om6en urb @rdudten, in Iterns
lpIer Na9t i6er aabIlOIe 3ridter ItoIs
pernb, mad ben borberen 2irien muB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-20
9m 2erei6 Oer SOmme| 6la6t.
Don 2llbrsbt 1Cirtb, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

8rutteil Der @tIamtdrbsit, bic fir bic
trdftpole 9ei9iebung elmer 8ierteIs
itunbe notipenbig lit.
9ls bic Shlaht BON neuem begdnn,
itre6ie i9 iofort nieber aus benz I'M
terItdnbe 6erdus, I'M mid nsuerbings
benz aauTde Der 96ren unb Qugtn bins
3ugebeH. aber aeutnant G9p. 5og MIDI
am aermel 3uriid unb meinte: IS iii
bel unterhdItenbar fir Gle. etnmal 8us
su66ren, tpie cine S9ladt geleitet tpirb,
llnb nun tpurbe Elm Selepbontrieg tief
unter Der grbe SfpiI6en ibm, benz ars
tiaeriesO fft3ier, benz 8erbinoungssOfs
fi5ier un6 benz 8atteriefibrer erOffnet.
Sin Rrieg, Der ft~unbenldng dnoauerte,
uno Der mid in mablOies Grituunen
iebte. reber bic Gin5elbeiten muB Elm
S6leier gsfporfen tperbsn.
SIM gan3en mar i'd bret Sage in
unmittelbdrer NGbe bes IdgenbaTteu ct.
qterrez9 aaf sWdlbes. G4dute bon eis
ner S6be bur4 bds g1erenferrrDbr in
bic feinbli6en Gtelungeu binein unb
Iernte bas berii6mte MGus9eu unb
feline borgeiaobenen @teIungen erInbs
lid tennen. Sd erinnere mid nod nit
beIOnberem 9ant an bic bieIen unO
iparmen GreunOfduftsset4en, bic mir
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-20

4rd6fs. - Mir itsiatn BON Saul,
Bis All ben an69eln i'm S9ldmm
3iebn mir nab borne uuf BEN StraBens
odmm.
Damn eebt's querftlbein -
@ranatentri6ter unb S9ibengrdben,
9rabtDer6due, 9dtlsrisn baneben,
@les ipirbelt, ltrubelt, bltBt unb trdht,
70 f6reiten mir meter bur4 bic graus
iiise Nd9t.
Solan9t mir nun i6on bier brouBen
ais abgebriibte Grieger bduien,
bic Gommes S1la9t 1T ein3ig. =
@orndrts, MIR boripdrts u%nerbittli6
spinst uns Der itpl8en pfIi9s eiiern
9ebot,
,gorpdrts!" bsfie4It ss, in Sieg oOsr
Sob.
Sled mad @nbrud Der Qa8t ipurbe
elm Qnsriff bsr Jrun3oIen auf bic Siib'
fpibe beg ct. gierres9ua Babies aes
melbet. Gofort tpurbe Gperrfeuer bon
d6t 8atterien befobleu. Gs mar Elm
p~unberboIes Stdufpiel, ME bic buntle
Id6t bon benz 9Grm Der 9dtterien
6ur6tpf unb bon febr 5uhlreidcu
2m9ttugeln burhitrdblt mar. mir
ItanOen auf sinem tIetneu Siissl unO
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-20

Der Go6u, Der in3nii6en i6nsa etnas
SdIaF gcnoFsn. pirb gegea Rttternadt
geipedt. Der Batter iiimmert Ti4 I'M
feline gauge 4usriftung; jebe aleinigs
felt fam bon gebeutung fem. Damn
Elm feIter SGnbebrud, unb Der bon Offer
brennenbs Sunge berIdninbet in Der
9untel6eit. Gr lit, eben gerabe benz
@~bmnafum %entronnen, elmer Der bur4s
aus mod nidt gans Selteuen, bic iiber
ben 4rteg iau43en, bic fia nit gan8em
6er5en ibm pei1en, bic i'm begriiben
tpie Der 8rdutiqdm bic 9raut, bic Ii4
gar ni9ts 6h1nerts nnb t9errltdereS
benteu t0nneu dls ben Rrieg. Den bes
getiterten iungen arieger babe i4 ipds
ter i'm llnteritdnbe pisbtrgefeben unb
tOnnte benz Batter niatommene 3uube
bringen.
Sn einem nabe esIeeenen ltntsritanb,
babe ih 5pei tpunberid0ne Sage unb
GG6te berpetlt - man f9ldft nirgenbs
70 prd6tig fDie in einem trodenen,
balbpess Dor 3ug eeIbiBten llntss
Itdnbe - unb babe bort cine ri4tige
qroBe S9la9t unb Elm bltnbenbes Glies
gergeFe6t erlebt. Die SnTafsH tparen
GatIen: Der in aenntreiieu mobilize
fannie Sauptmunn 8. uub qfeFur cd.
2ebteren brduhe i'd niht 5u f9ilbern,
bas bsiorgt CT am bsiten NIT ieinem
f46uen 9eOi4t, BEN
anmarf4 5ar 81 2 msf4la4t
Sci itr1msnbtm Regsn
auf grunbloieu Wegen
sogen mir borpdrts. 0b btut Ootr
fpdttr
mir mad borne geporFen In BAG
Sdld4terge5eter,
puBten mir niht.
Bon fern nur grolte bumpf bic S4Iaat
mir ritten T9petgenb bura bic Raht.-
Sin Nlotorrub fnattert, Der 5abrer
iprinst u6:
ST bas ettpu Der QbteilungssStab
ben i'd Iuae2" Dir finb's.
Die Rid]tung lieet teft,
Sir reiten bur4 man4es fran50fi4e
Ret
bon beutIder Golbuteu.
Sniptr btlabeu
iommen uns bitIe Solomon entgeeer
Idpeigenb 5iebt ales auf idlammisen
Wegen. =
geim 0ibifoussStub gibt man uns
tur5 bic Gage:
fdpsr nursH bic sben bergdngenen
Gage,
bic @rupps Iitst bort, bic gdtterisn
ittbsn bier,
iansn 5sigt man uns ales duf BEN
papter.
Damn qebt's pieber meter.
Sin Gtiid 0eg5 nod 81 8fero,
GmI5l6gs liHts -, rsdts tpnhin
man hort,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-20

freuten uns bes farbigen 4nblids. 9us
0r0bnen uub 9rpmeten ma9te einem
bas 9lut idufen. Man bate oas Sc
fii6I: binans, oortpdrts. mit5iehen, nit
itobeu, brauf duf ben Seino! Hd4
idum elmer @iertelftunbe mar Der
0ur96ru6sberIud Der Gran3oien, Der
Id gu elmer bebenflihen Sd9e bate
duspd6ien t0nnen, bdnt Der 4ufmerts
Iamteit ~unIerer Qrtiaerie i'm @perrs
feuer erItidt. Qtber nit Iolhen 8iertels
TfunbeR lit es, tpie nit mdnden Gefuns
ben beim 9etletterr zines 9olomiten=
ftlIens ober beim Gttlauf iiber cine
Iteile berbarIdte Gds: 8eiptB MIR CT
tunoen! Qlein es geb6ren Sabre beg
2ernens bd3u, uni iibsr bteIe Setunbtn
gIidli9 bintpeqsutommen. gs tit ie6r
lei6t, ben 8efebI gu geben: SperrFeuer
auf 9untt founbio, inbtfen, es geb0reR
Do4en unaeftreugteiter arbett 6a3u unb
cine ununterbroheue Reibe bpn 9efaGs
rem, UNI ben 8eFebt tptrtiam 3u geitdls
ten. GrftIi4 muB bic Gage elmer 8uttes
rie giiHitig ausgtpdblt fem, Johann
muB ie fi9 einfdieBen, ba5u lit bic
6tlIe BON GIiegern nno eines 8eo6a4s
ters n~ottpenbtg. SD betam iebt erit
cine 8orItellrng bab0n, mas fir iibers
menT6Ii9e aniinnen an einen folden
9sobd6ter eeitent perben. gr muB in
bic borOerite Steaung in Der Rddt uns
ter benz glifId uno qtati4 Der @es
i9oFe nan ben borberiten ainien, no,
bei er beftdn6ig 9efdbr lduft fi4 gu
b~ertrrtn ober gar unperfe6ens benz
6einbe in bic arme 5n LAUREN. Damn
Iu9t er tiimmerIide 9edung in sinsm
Der SriHter, bic BON ben gang idperen
GeIfuTen in ben Grbboben einseipiblt
fperoen. :Sn einem Code, bas einen
&aoius BON biedeidt etneinbdib Bis
5pei WlsterH bat unb 3pei biz orei Mes
ter hoh III, mub er nit brei Biz bier
9efdbrtsn "a, ia fogar asesbenen Sal
leg 48 Stunben dushdrren. Die 3ri9s
ter iiRb in ieBigsr Sahresseit fdit ims
mer nit @ufer gefiilt. Ser unents
iDssts geofa6tsr 1T bdber Togar einsn
pber 3rpsi Gage ununterbroden Bis an
bic &nie i'm eiiigen @dGer. Gin Dad
t6er Inn gtbt ss nidt, b6ditcns cine
3eltbabn, aber nun bic 1T iebr oft ni9t
Oor6auben. GFen bon riidtpdrts be-
tommt er ndbrenb bteTer f6redli6en
Stunben iiber6aupt nidt, unb aud feline
Ra9bdrn in ben G6iBengrGten betoms
men es nidt INNER, un6 tpenn, bann
TETS ialt gsitelt. Die ftdnbise 9sfabr,
bic benz 8eobaater bon alien Geiten
brobt, lit fir iein @efiibl nod bas ges
rineite. aGlte unb QGFe unb Sungsr
lafen cine @rtsnntuis Der @efabr fat
gar niat duFbdmmern. Run lit aber
Der Nann niht ettua bd brauBen, I'M
gu f~rtsreH unO gu buu9ern, nein, Ct bat
cine Gufeabe 81 erfillen. Gr IoQ jeDe
tleinIie 8eipeguug beg Geinbes trfors
idsn unb bann burd BEN Draft ooer,
oa Der 0rabt iebr oft ssrrsiBt, bura
einen mlelbebottn aug IeiHtn 8e9leitcrn
mad binten iibermitteIu. Ct Ioa austrz
benz bic @irtitng unierer 9eIdoFe aus
finbig MAIDEN. SD fam nutiirli9
niht a1es 70 dusFiibrIid I9ilbern, ME
oas 9tben unb 9reibtn zines 9eobd6s
tcrs 1T, unb babel lit bsfsn 9Giigftit
uur Elm sinsigsr Gusfnnitt, rur Elm
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-20

Der aommanDeur bes &rtiQeriesR egis
ments b. Gr., erpies. Inter ans
beren fte1te sr mir bic I6Dnften pferbe
our 8erfigung. 9arii6er BARI i'd oielz
leiGt bier elm fleines llrteil etni4dlten.
Sd babe feds berfdiebeue pferbe gerits
ten unb Fanb, nit elmer Qusndbme, baB
dIe MD 70 frif8 fparen. uls tpdren ite
geitern erIf ms Gefb ge1prengt. Sdmts
lid Itanben iie bor3iiglid i'm Gutter.
gur Iebr tpenig ardutbeiten, bic Murte
i4on burA bic b~eitdnbige 6eu9tigteit
dusseI6loKen. nur gelegentlt9 &olit.
Damn limb bic pferOe leiber, Ieiber,
leiber, tpebrfos gegen @asdngriffe. am
lebten Worgen mar beiteres, ungemein
Iiatiges Wetter. 9ds biimmIts lit nun
alerbings, bdB man eerdbe, tpenn bic
Come la9t, aus benz unteritunoe ni9t
bsrauS barf, tpG6rsnb mar in i4uerem
giftigeH NebeI ff4 eerubig, penn aud
niht gerabe nit Ser5ensluft ergeben
Tam. Sd ging cine feline Stinbe 3u
6uB iiber ben gladIi6erreiIe I4naa
gefrorenen Qsbm unb bate bnnn Slid.
GrItens mar ih 3ui6ouer elmer 5liegera
I4[a9t, nobel 3ruei aug Rorben berges
flogene Gngldnbtr bon brei unferer
2uftb0gtI in bic 8lu6t geI4lagen tDurs
ben unb fanb bdnn einen 2eutnant nit
apei t6itliden pferben, bon benen id
ems ertlimmen unb bduit in bds
Stanbquortier 3uridreiten burfte.
Der apmmnnbeur, Elm munterer, fac
mof,r s6leiier, Der friiber feIbit elm
@eitiit bate, belt in Ieinem san3en Res
ginent auf CUTE qferOs.
pa i'd gum erIten Mdle brduBen
mar, m0gen einige ullsemeine 8etru6s
tlnssn berftdttet fein. Rd6bem t4
sreieinbiertel Sabr nit benz gr0Bttn
qnteil ale Ia6rtften aus benz GsIbe
berfolgt bate, fanb i9, bdB mar li4
BON BEN ariege bod i6ledterbin9s
ni6t entferut cine 8orftenuna babeim
MAIDEN fam. Die anItreneungsn unb
Gntbebrungen in ben bDrberiten 2inien
finb aud bel gr6ber, nIs man6er abut,
9d9toeu lit bic Stimmung nett beis
fcr, fteltnreiie gerdbs5u Iuftiger, uls
man oa6te. Sans bor5ieIi9 lit bic
Mdunes5udt, fe If uuoersleihIid bel
ftrammer, dls am Stahus Dbsr Yotss
banner glaB. @epiB, e 9ibt 2eute, bic
fi9 beim ie6neu, aber piele bdnsen an
benz afarbigen, ubtpedsIunqsretden
ariegslsbm NIT alien Gaiern unb ga,
fern. 0ura bic 8unt b0rte i6, buB
bds 5lieqerpsTen cine INNER iteigsnbe
8ebsutung bennIpru6t unb bdB Is fd
Bel ms blenbenb enttpidelt bat. Sn
Der artiqerie fnb uns aipur bic 5einbe
3ablenmdBig iiberlegsn, a6er biefen 8ora
Iprun1 mant bic Site unieres Wtdtes
rials uub 8enauigteit bcs SdieBens
Der artiqerie msbr als nett. Die eng
hide 1T allerbings isbr 5a9lrei6, uber
Ft lit er6e6lid fdItdter ais bic frau30s
Ilht.
Der 8eriht mare unDOlitdu0ig, penn
id ni6t nod erndbnts, baB i'd einen
ii6eruus onresenben Qbsnb Bel 9roHs
prin3 Rupprsdt DerGsben ourfts.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-20

60 III cine truuriee SaETdde, baB
bic ungsbsure Mebr8abl Der msnTnsa
iberbaupt uuO Der 9eutideR insbefons
oere tets bon Bergen breit 1T. ben i6er
ben S9Ddrm e~mporrasenben MiimeHs
f6en unb 2anbsIeutsR Gins ansuEdns
GEN. Dies liest 10 iebr in oer 4afur
ees uusebilosien unb nes aebiIotlen Q0s
bels, baB mar Fd nid}i fpeitsr bnbki aab
bdrubsr o~ufIubultsn branGt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-20

T6leppitn mir urs bann aud ipeiEsr,
BIC mir gu u~niersr sr0Bteu GreuOs gu
u~ufsren GiBtn sineH GluB unb an bits
fem Elm 90rI6sn stDdbrten. 9as
GliB6cn Ihien uns bctdnnt. uno In Der
folsenbeu 0aht idnsn mir unbtmertt
bur6 bic feinolidtH 2initr. 60 pur,
ben bic 5rau5mdnntr ialiebli6 bod bss
tronsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-20

Die 3eit gum 9anotln, - bic
berI6ptnben mir sum Gertiap,roen;
ober bic eiinitisen aueenblidt otr That
spurteH ni9t ouf uHisrs Sungiamisit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-20

Dor Der sipsitsn 2inie trifft Mabsr
aud gepuppst, d6sr man boris nur
gang fhmdh, neil Is furbtbar ftiirmt.
60 it's ri6tig, Elm i10nes GtiirmIs.
ME fir 9ieb unb RGuber. Gang ats
miitIia fam man iibsr bieIen 8tUeifen
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-17

Boise. - Anti-Japanese legislation
will be reintroduced in Idaho general
assembly.
New York.-Jos. E. Widener, Phil
adelphia, buys two groups Of French
garden statuary for 100000,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-17

Washington.-PostaI bill passed by
senate with amendments fOrbidding
shipment of liquor or mailing of
liquor advertising into dry states.
House viii ask for conference on
amendments,
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1917-05-25
UNITING ON THE
LAND QUESTION

The president of the American
Federation of Labor, and the presi-
dent of the Farmers Non partisan
League, seem agreed on the need of
drastic treatment of the land ques-
ton. Mr.. Gompers, of the Fedora
ton, in letter to Congressman
Heating says, "a tax on land values
should be paid not only as a war
emergency measure, but also for a
permanent means of raising revenue" !"
Says Mr.. A. c. Townley, of the
Farmers League, "take over the
idle land held by specializing land
holders, and distribute it among the
hundreds of thousands of farmers
who will make this land productive"
If Mr.. Gompers' suggestion should
be coupled with proposition to ex-
empt all improvements and other la
Dor products from taxation, the re-
suit will be practically what Mr..
Townley wants to see accomplished
Why not try it.?
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1917-05-25
NOW
SPOK KANIAN IN PUBLIC OFFICE

Harley L. Hughes, for fourteen
years member of Spokane Falls
Typographical Union No 1913, has
been appointed industrial insurance
commissioner of the state of Wash
ington by Governor Ernest Lister.
Mr.. Hughes will fill out the unex-
pired term of E. w. Olson, a MEM
ber of the Walla Walla wash }
Typographical Union, who was as
sassinated in cowardly manner in
his office in Olympia, Wash, while
in the discharge of his duties.
Mr.. Hughes has been legislative
agent for the Washington State Fed
Grafton of Labor for several years
and has been active in all labor af-
fairs of the state. He was a mem
Der of the printing firm of Coates,
Hughes & Coates and edited the
Labor World, which is being publish
ed under a lease from the labor
unions of Spokane. The appoint
ment of Mr.. Hughes is source of
much qualification to the organized
labor movement of Washington. The
position pays $4,000 per year. =
Typographical Journal.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1917-05-25

that certain rights are always to be
guaranteed to the minority. Those
rights are set forth in the consti-
tuition, which in the last analysis is
merely a document that tells the
majority what it may not do.
''In short, our government is based
on the agreement both tacit and i'm
piled, that the minority shall al
ways have the rights of free speech,
of free press, and of free agitation,
in order to convert itself if possi-
BILE from a minority into a majority.
AS soon as these rights of the ma
jority are denied, it will inevitably
resort to secret meetings, conspira-
cies and finally force. In times of
stress, it may be extremely en-
barrassing for the majority to be
hampered in quick, decisive action by
an obstinate minority; but neverthe-
less, the recognition of the right of
the minority is our sole bond of
unity.
"For this reason, repeat that any
attempt to interfe'. with the rights
of free speech and free press is a
blow at the very foundations of our
government"
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1917-05-25
AN EVERETT PIONEER
HAS PASSED AWAY

Chauncey ]. House, pioneer
druggist of Everett, died Sunday
afternoon at his residence, 2603 Ev-
erett avenue. Mr.. House was 49
years of age. He commenced busi-
ness in Everett % years ago as pro-
prietor of the Pioneer Drug Store,
Riverside. He is survived by his
wife, Margaret House, two daugh-
ters, Rhea and Margaret, and his
mother, Mrs. Faynette Babcock.
The funeral arrangements were
made by Undertaber John F. Jerread
and the services held at the family
residence. Everett Lodge No. 1877,
F. & A. M, were in charge of the
burial ceremonies.
The Riverside Commercial Club, of
which Mr.. House was an honored
member, turned out in body to
pay their last farewell to the de-
ceased.