davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-25

$. Lowry, $5O Leverenz Shoe Co.,, $1O0. Mrs. C. A. Linaker, $50. T. A. Lusinger, $50. Morris Levine, $50 Hazel Levy, $50. Mrs. Chas. Leverenz, $15O. Mrs. O. o. Lumpkin, $500. Mrs. w. T. Lowe, $100. A. F. Loomis, $50 C. A. Linaker, $500 A. w. Lowe, $500. G. E. Lytle, $10O. Page Levey, $50. Clara Langford, $50. Dr. E. J. Logue, $400. Y. B. Lyle, $100. Mary J. Lewis, $100. Mrs. Mary c. Lee, $10o. Bertha Levine, $50. Lesser Goldman Cotton Co.,, $5,O0O. B. D. LucaA $400. r. E. LeI.aurin, $1HO. Harry Levine, $250. R. E. Lee, $50. Laws Flour & Feed Co.,, $1O0O. Lesser Goldman Cotton Co.,, $20,00O. Morris Lewis, $50. Cecil Land. $50. G. E. Lytle, IT,. $50. Alex Lazarus. $100. R. E. Lee, $100. w. A. Lee, $100. Julius Leitner, $100. Jay Levine, $50. w. A. Lowe, $100. Gweni Lippard, $5O Ladies Altar Society, $50. Lewis Lerner, $50. Meyer Lerner, $50. T. c. Lee, $500. Mrs. w. T. Lowe, $1O0. w. lH. Lauhon, $50 Mrs. B. s. Logue, $200. Mrs. c. A. Linaker $50. Rudolph Levine, $500. Joe Lee, $50. J. c. Love, $100.
 Ben Lause, $50 Leavitt's Gut Price Store, $500. Mrs. Julius Leitner, $50. c. M. Lowe, $50. Mizpah Lodge No. 451 $500. Nath Levine, $50. C. A. Linaker, $500. Chas. Lee, $50. Dr. l.. K. Land, $50. Mrs. w. T. Lowe, $50 Mary Katherine Linaker, $50 Rudolph Levine, $50. Dolph Liberty, $50. Lafayette Chapter No. T. $1000 Mrs. c. A. Linaker, $500. Lampkin Baptist Church, $50. III. l.. Lawson, $50. Miss Mary Lindsay, $50. Wm. Lovett, $50. J. R. Ledbetter, $50. R. o. Loving, $50. c. s Lee, $50 J. c. Love. $50. Joel Lambert, $50. J. P Lieberman, $50. l.. E. Lyle, $50. G. H. Fowler $50. o. R. Lyons, $100 D. l.. Lindsley, $50. Mrs. Y. A. Lambert, $50. u. R. Lucas, $1OO.
 F. D. Lewis. $200 lola Lumpkin, $50. Nadine Lewis, $50. Clark Lemons, $50. w. P. Lindsay. $50. Joel Lambert, $50. F. G. LeLaurin= s1oo. A. A. Mayhue, $50. A. w. Martin, $50. Mrs. H. F. Mitchell. $100 J. w. Martin, Jr, $50. Dr. III. E. Martin. $100. Geo. B. Moore, $50. Eugene Michelotti, $1O0. G. J. Meyer, $50. Chas. Moss, $100. Miss Florence Moore, $100. Miss Mary Mountain $10O. Mrs. c. H. Moore, $500. Mrs. Merlin Moore, $50. Rembert Moore. $50. J. A. Maxwell, $1OO. B. c. Mead, $250. M F. Miller, $10O. J. H. Mann, $1,000. Albert T. Michalet, $50. ]. w. Matthews, $1,000. J. c. Meyer $100. T. Y. Murphey, $100. R. C. Martin $100. Mrs. Bettie F. Martin, $o0 R. l.. Mitchell. $1o0. Tripett Martin. $50. R. F'. Martin, 100. F. l.. Milner, $500. J. A. Macon, $50. C. Roy Monk. $50. c. l.. Madding $500.
 Adam Miana, $50.
 l. IF. and Sarah Moore, $100. Mrs John Mills. $50. Miss Laura Mullens. $100. Mrs. C. B. Murphey. $50. Joseph Mason, $100. Houston Matthews. $50. Mrs. Aubrey l.. Matthews, $100. NJ. J. Mead, $1,000. Mrs. John l.. Mills, $5,000. Jake Mosby. $1Q0.
 B. N. Martin, $100. Catherine Murphey, $50. Mrs Mary P. Martin, $50. Fred Mitchell, $50.
 Mrs. Brunette Maas, $250. Mrs Annie H. Miller $100 Linda Gesreiter Miller. S1,200. Jake Mosby. $100.
 Laurence Mchelotti. $100. Mrs. M. J. Mead. $50. w. E. Miller, $100.
 Leo Michielis, $50. H. B. Mizell, $50
 Wm Marcus, $100. Geo. F. Merrick, $50.
 Charles Miller, $50.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-25
Katie McLurkin, $5O. r n MoTJ1rkin. XOU.

Katie McLurkin, $oO. c. P. McLurkin, $50. c. z. Mclean, $50. T. P. McNulty, $50. w. c. Mckay, $1OO. Anna K. McCammon, $loo. w. M. lMcGehee, $lOO: W. P. McGeorge, $2OO. John L. McInnis, $lOO. J. c. McBurnett. $50. l.. w. McCallop, $50. Eueene Mckenzie, S1OO. A. c. A. McMurray, $50. A. M. Mccain, $50. Mrs. M. E. McMillen, $lOO. H. E. Mcintyre, Soo. Mrs. R. A. Mcintyre, $lOO. J. A. Mccoy, $10o. Chas. Mckay, $50. Margaret Mccullough, $50' Will McCraney, $50. Mccain Gro. Co.,. $50. T. l.. McBurnett, $50. Jas. sMcMahon, $50. o. B. Mckenzie, $1O.O0O. Henry Marx, ,$1 900. R. R. Moore, $50. Mrs. F. O. McGehee, $5O. Mrs. c. S. McNew, $1O0. c. s. McNew, $100. Lloyd J. McDaniels, $1OO. Miss Lowell, Mcdonald, $50. A. A. ,McDuffie. Mrs. l.. E. McManis. $50. w. F. McGaughy, $50. l.. D. McManis, $50. R. R. McIntire, $50. Mamie L. McIntire, $50. Mildred l.. McIntire, $50. F. o. McGehee, 1000. Jos. J. Mcdonald, $50. Jos McNulty, $150. $. M. McGehee, $100. John A. Mcleod, $100. Mrs. Marian Newman. $1, 1,OO0. Thos. l.. Newton, $50. T. Havis Nixon, $100. w. c. Nell, $50. Abraham Nanier, $50. D. B. Niven, $10,000. Mrs. T. D. Noble, $50. T. D. Noble, $50. A. w Nunn, $500 Miss Nobles. $50. Quincy Nash, s1O0. ID. B. Nivep, $50. T. Nulsons <. .@z. :as. D. B. Nichol, $50. Mrs. Mary Rowland, $50. Norton PUrinting Co.,, $50. Mrs. Joe Nichol. $50. Eusice Norris. $50. G. wv. Nichol, $50 Martha Noel, $50. ,H. E. Mel. $2O0. Margaret Neel, $50. Norton Wheeler Slave Co.,. $1,0OO. J. I. Norris, Jr., $50a D. B. Niven. $1,000. MT. and Mrs. J. w. Nix, $50 Emmon Nelson, $50 A. B. Niven, $100. D. B. Niven, 5000. w. D. Nelson, $50. J. I. Norris, $100 Jo Nichol. $1O0. Leo H. Nichol, $20O. Chas. A. Nichol, $200. Nichol Brothers. 5000. Cora Niven, $50.1 Norton Wheeler Stavae Co.,, $1,000. Nix Nixon, $100. A. Nedmyer, $100. Mrs. J. I. Norris, $1OO. w. o. Neidholdt, $50. Mrs. A. M. Norris, $500. J. J. Newhardt, $50. J. T. Norwert, $50. H. T. Nall, $2O0. Miss Ima Nelson, $50. R. H. Noel, $50.
 R.. D. Oilar, $50. Mrs. c. H. Owens $50. R. E. Owen, $50. Eugene O,Neal. $50. Francis ONeal, $50. Elizabeth Owens. $50. M. R. Owen, $50.
 B. "A. Owen, $25O. Mrs. Agnes. Owens, $100. l.. R. Oudin, $100. Lela V. O'Neal, $50. Mrs. E. M. Oudin. $1OO. F. E. Owings, $50.
 Frana ONeal, $50. G. A. Oaks, $50.
 c. H. Owen, $2OO. c. H. Oppliger, $50. z. Orto 5000.
 J. T. Owens, $50.
 Matthew Owens, $50. A. Orto. $2OO.
 Jas F. O'Neal $50 T. O. Orr. $50.
 H. T. Olcott, $50.
 Orpheo theatre, $1OO. A. l.. Odgen, s1O0. Chas Oglesby, $50.
 J. A. Oliver, $50
 Frank O'Bryant, $50. wv. E. O'Bryant, $50.
 B. l.. Owens, $20O.
 Louis Ottenheimer, $50. :, Fay lE. Oury, $1OO
 Mrs. l.. W. Oury, $100. S. A. Oury. $1OO. L. R. udin., $1OO.
 P.
 Mrs. s. A. Pledger, $1Oo r. E. Cotton Oil Co.,, $7,5O0. Ada L. c. Peck, $2OO.
 r. B. Lodge No. 1. U. B. F., $2OO. K. L. Ponzer $1OO
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-25

w. w. Matthews. $1O0. A. c. Martin. $20O. Wm. 'F. Moody, $50. Jas. Murphy, $50. s. c. Martin, $50. D. |. Mills, $10O Felix 'Mize, $50.
 V. F. Mayhew, $50. E. F. Mulliken, $50, Jno Magin, $100. Jno Magin, $200. Henry Mitchell, $50. A. B. Morgan, $250. Arthur w. Mills, $1)0. Katie May Mills. $190. Katherine F. Mills, S10O. F. Garland May, $50. J. L. Minoret, $50. J. wv. Monk $50. Calvin Moore, $50. Nedo Marrino, Jr., $50. Mrs. Jack Meyer, $10O. J. B. Middle Crooks, $50. T. l.. Moseley, $50. G. H. Moore. $50. Harry Marcus, $100. A. B1 Martin, $10O. M. M Marx, $100. Geo. 0. Morris, $50. F. w. Mitchell, $50. A. Mnisker, $50. A. c. Martin, $50. Mrs. A. c. Martin, $50. J. V. Miller, $1O0. Mrs. H. WV. Moore, $100 Anthony Mitchell, $50. A. A. Mayhew. $50. H. Fulton Murphy, $50. s. J. w. Murphy, $50, Geo. B. Maupin. $100. J. H. Means, $200. w. R. Maroni, $50. E. T. Maupin, $50. Mrs. Jno. l. Mills $50. R. H. M Mills, $20O Tracy Mills, $250 Zellah M. Mills, $50. Maizie Mills, $50. Albert Mills, $50. Mrs. Tracy Mills, $50. J. w. Merriam, $50. Marshal Neil Lodge, $100. Mrs. J. H. Means, $50. T. M Mourning, $100. Geo. Marshall. $50. Claud' H. Monk, $50. s. c. Metcalfe, $50. Florence Matthews, $50. F. E. Madding, $50. N. A. Murry, $50. John Manning, $100. M c. Mitchell, $10O. J., W. Murphy, $50. Miss Weaver Monk $50. J. R. Moore, $50 J. l.. Magee, $100. Pic Merlo, $5O Mann Tankersly, $1000. Quinto Mitchell, $50. R. B. Morehead, $50. Mrs. J. w. Martin, $50. Ethel Matthews, $1,000. H. c. Moore, $250. R. III. M. Mills & Sons $500. w. B. Morgan, s750. Vim. Mack, $50. Carl H. Miller, $50. Fritz Miller, $5O l.. P. Mullegren, $50. Mrs. D. M Mitchell, $50. Mrs. R. L. Mitchell, $50. w. J. Moore, $50. III. M. Moore, $500. Reba Maupin, $50. Zula Misenheimer. $50. Geo. $. Moore, $50. z. M. Monk, $50. John F. Martin. $50. A, s. Moon, $50. Mrs. L. M. Moon, $50. Mrs. Don Maxey. s100 l.. G. Maxey, $100. c. F. Moore, $500. Paul Mossey, $50. H. w. Moore, Jr, $50. Miss l.. c. Moore, $50. Mary M. Morgan, $50. Alvin B. Morgan, $50. Mrs. w. B. Morgan, $100. M. E. Minner, $100. J. A. Moon, $50. Gene Michelotti. $100. c. P. Miles, $50.
 Vim. Moss, $100 David Maulique. $50. J. E. Mince $50 Edwina Malley, $50. Wm. l.. Matthews. $50. Jamie Massengale, $50. Chas. Mainyard, $50. Will Manning. $50 G. w. Martin, $50 G. R. Myrax, $50. Ray J. Marran. $50. Will Miller. $50. lP. l.. Murphy, $50. A. H. Martin, $5Q. E. Micholl, $50.
 Nc
 Mrs Pearl Mcleod, $50. Mrs P. H. Mccarthy. $50. M. H. McGehee. $1O0. tM. H. MeGhee. & Co.,, $2o0 D. Mcdonald. $50.
 Alex McPherson, $100. A. H. McDuffie. s100 Harry McLaufmap, $50. Chas. F. Mcdonald. $50. Florence Mccain, $50. w. l.. Mcclellan, $50. E. c. McEMullen. $500. Mrs. ID. c. McMullen, $100. M. D. Mcclure. s1O0
 Jas. Mcdaniel, $50.
 Mrs. Ida Mclaughlin. $50. iMrc Ado n NfoCohoo com
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-25
Mrs. John s, Jenkins, $200.

T. D. Johnson, $50. Beatrice Johnson, $50. E. H. Johnson, $10O Mrs. John s. Jenkins. $100. Julius Jordon, Sr, $200. Mrs. l.. p. Jenkins, $100. Henry P. Jordan, $10O. Julian Bros. $2OO. J. w. John, $100. Walter Jones, $50. J. F. Jones, $50. Julius Jordan, IT,, $100. J. P. Jordan, $50. .. J. w. Jones, $5,00O. Miss Ade Johnson, $50. Jeff. Tire X Equip. Co., $200. E. i'll. Johnson, $400. T. S. James, $5,000. J. Jordan, Jr, $1,000. Mrs. Willard Jarman, $1,0C0. V. w. Johnson, $50. Lastley Jones, $50. w. D. Jones' $500. Frances Johnson, $150. Mrs. Met l.. Jones, $10O. Oscar Johnson $50. Coe Jackson, $50. E. H. Johnson, $100. A. l.. Jordan, $50. John A. Jones, $50. Mrs. P. G. Jenkins. S1 000. R. T. Johnson, $10O. Peter Jackson, $50. NV. M. Jones, $50. J. B. Johnson, $50. Jas. Thomas Jones, $50. N. J. Johnson, $50. J. w. Jones, $10,OOO. Hennie Joseph. $50. Sam Jones, $50 L. R. Jones, $10O. T. D. Johnson, $50. Francella JaggarS, $50. J. P. Kennedy, $100. Robert Kesterson. $50. III. c. Kilgore, $200. D. NJ. Kastor, $50. R. M. Kemp, $100. E. J. Kerwin, $50. R. M Knox, Jr.. $1,000. w. P Keith, $10O. John King, $10O. C. A. Knox, $200. Matte Knox, $200. Sol Klarberg, $200. A. G. Kahn, $100. G. 1T. KumerO, $5G0 Mrs. c. H. Kumero, $500. Sam Kazenstein, $250. Pegey Klener, $50. Mrs. Leo Kastor, $1O0. III. G. Kyle, $50. H. HI. Knox, $25O. C. A. Kientz, $500. A. s. Knox, $50. kientz Bros. Co.,, $500. Fannie Knox. $50 Sam Katzenstein, $250. w. E. Kirk, $50. w. H. Kennedy, $100. Nettie Kuhmer, $50. Fred Kraeszig. $50. w. G. Key, $1,000. J. c. King, $50. $. H. Kress & Co.,, $1, ,000. Mrs. Lota G. Kramer, $1,000. A. s. Klarbers, $100. R. P. King, $100. J. P. Knox, $100. Imp. Juliet Lodge K of F., $1o0. R. M. Knox, $500. Marion Knox, $50. Margaret Knox, $50. Sam Knox, $500. Eva G. King, $100. E. M. Kavanaugh, $100. Mrs. l.. E. Keith. $100. Mrs. w. c. Key, 1000. Eva G. King, $100.
 Vernon Keadle $50. Helen Keller. $50. w. Tom King, $100. Mrs. c. l.. Kusk. $l00. B. T. Kaufman. $50. Chas. Koch, $50 II. Kilgore. $100. D. F. Keller. $50. Chas. J. Kuros, $50. B. F. kilmer. $50. Geo. G. Keeler. $200. s. F. King, $50. Hardy C, Kilgore, Jr.. $50. Barney Kaughman, $50. A. F. Kirksirch. $50. w. H. Knox, $100. Louise Knox, $50.
 H. Kendall, $50. Mrs. II. C. Kilgore, $1O0 Mrs. Gladys Keller, $100. Van w. Knox. $100. Mrs. Van w. Knox. $50. Van w. Knox. Jr., $50. A. $. Knox, $50. Mrs. Sam Katzenstein. $100. John Kennedy. Jr.. $50. Mrs. J. G. King, $50. IF. Krebs, $1o0.
 Mrs. Robert F.. Lee, soc. Virginia Lee, $50. Robert F. Lee, $50
 Mrs Wm. A. Lee $50 IA. Lewis, $100. w. l.. Lindley, $50. R. o. Loving. $50.
 ]. C Love. S100. Chas. Lenhert, $50. O. o. Lumpkin, $200. Mrs F. c. Loetzerick, $200. F. P. Lytes, $50.
 Mrs. c. E. Lytle, $50. Miss Emma Loosely, $50 Mrs. Julia w. Leverenz. $250. Lewis Shoe Store. $500. Julies Lainer, $50. C. R. Lippard- $1o0.
 Ike Leitner. $50.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-25

Preston N. Pratt, $lOO. E. w. Poss, $50. Rebecca Hummer, $50. Julia Pettis, $50. J. V. Parker, $50. Paschall Bros., $2O0. w. L. Parker, $50. Pine Bluff Co.,, $2,OOO. A. c. Parse, $50. E. A. Pledger, $1OO. w. c. Pope, $100. Joe K. Parker, $15O. Adas c. Peck, $40O. A. Phillips, $50. J. R. Parsons, $10O. J. A. Perdue, $4OO. w. T. Perry, Jr., $50. P. B. Lodge No. 69 F. & A M s9oA C. w. Pettigrew, $20O. '' Postal Tel. Co.,, $20O. Ruby Puddephatt, $50. T. G. Parham, $1OO. Mrs. Leo. c. Peck, $50. T. N. Purnell, $50. J. s. Purnell, $50. N. G. Pittman, $50. Mrs. Mary Portis, $500. R. l.. Poteet, $50. C. E. Philpot, $500. John l.. Perdue, $50. Sam Parker, $50. Mrs. J. E. Potter, $500. o. G. Poss, $50. P. B. Lodge No. 305 B. of R. I. $Op D. T. Purnell, $100. J. B. Phillips, $100. P. B. Typographical Union, slO0. P. B. Delivery, $500. T. E. Payne, $50. Mrs Stella Hummer, $50. Wm. Puddephat, S10O. Wm. Puddephat, Jr., $50. P. B. Sand and Gravel Co.,, $l,000 Mrs. c. E. Philpot. $1OO. L. A. Presley, $50. P. B. Spoke Co.,, $3,0OO. Mrs. Harry Papas, $50. J. T. Palmer, s100. w. J. Parks, $2O0. B. H. Phillips, $50. Pembroke T. Pickney, $50. P. J. Puckneys, $100. Elizabeth P. Puckney, $1OO. Barbara Puckney, $50. H. D. Palmer, $500. P. B. Compress & Warehouse Co,
 $1,OO0.
 R. E. Philbeck, $10O. C M Philnot. S100. Mrs. T. G. Parham, s1OO. Mrs. c. M. Philpot, $50. Mrs. F. w. Palmer, $50. Fred Prince, $1O0. J. G. Pennington, $50. Earl Taylor Phillips, $50 Wm. w. Phillips, $50. A. A. Piper, $50. J. A. Peck, $1OO. J. H. Porter, $50. Mrs. l.. A. Parnell, $500. Guido Polente. s1OO. Mrs. J. A. Peck Q. sloo: A. G. Quinn, $50:
 Anna A. hcuuiHS, Poo' Mrs. E. D. Russell, $50. E. D. Russell. $50
 Madeline Roost, $5O. Annie Roost, $1OO. J. A. Roost, $1OO
 Mrs. J. A. Roost, $lOo. O. E. Reeves, $50.
 F. M. Rosenberg, $2O0. M. M. Redman, $50.
 Hicks Riley, $50.
 Hicks, Riley, $50
 A. D. Rose, $500.
 Hendricks Powell, $50: Margaret l.. Powell. $5V. H. Rutstein, $2OO.
 Miss Cleo Reeves, SloV. A. L. Raffety, $50. Mamie Riley, $50. o
 c. F. Rathburn, $1OO. "a s5o Mrs. Albert Groves RoplhSo''' V'' J. w. Redman. $50.
 w. H. Roberts, $50.
 T. D. Reed, $50. u.o Mrs, Lela Reading, $50. Miss Doris Rich, $50.
 Thos. F. Rhodes, $5O. Tom Rike, $1OO.
 F. M. Reeves, $lOO. .,o Mrs. Hid Redinger, $oV' H. l.. Reiershagen, Soo.
 Ella Racop, $50, .oo Mrs. H. B. Russell, $10o.
 Frances Royston, $50.
 Martin Randolph, s5o.
 Mildred Reeves, $50. sro
 Mrs. M. A. Reeves, $5O' R. F. Robinson. $50. s,oo
 Mrs. Chas. Ringlera, ao sloV' Robinson Bros. $500.
 J. R. Riley, IT,, $50: eooo. Mrs. Wm. Rosenwelg' s100' E. c. Royse, $1Oo. oo
 Frank Royston, $!0o.
 Frank Reichen, $5o.
 Sa mE. Rauch. $5o. co
 Jos. w. Reyual, $ooV:
 Baby Fay Russell, Sooe; eso Felicer Scull Russell. s0'' Sam Russell, IT,, $50. e5o. Fines Edwin Renfrow' So0' Joe Reynolds. $loO.
 Heck Ringo, $50:
 J. A. Ricord, $lOo.
 K. B. Robins, $50. ssoo
 Rubye W. Rowell,. .S $oVV'
 Wm. Rosenweig, $50.o
 Mrs % F. T. Rucker, $50.
 Jack Robertson, $oo'
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-13
WE NEED MORE PUTNAMs

There are at least two representatives
of two alleged neutral countries whose
activities and conduct are not above sus-
jpicion. Let us have more Americans in
this war. Let US stop giving any infor-
nation to any nation or individual who
are not supporting the President, the ad-
ministration, and our country in fighting
this war to the utmost Of their ability.
The United States, as well as Germany,
was party to The Hague convention,
and that convention defined spy to be-
One who, acting clandestinely or on
false pretenses, obtains or seeks to OBJ
tain, Information in the zone Of opera
tions Of belligerent with the intention
Of communicating it to the hostile party.
In the last year there were many such
criminals, and yet not one has been shot
or hung, so far as have been able to as
certain.
This temporizing with lawlessness has
reached the limit, and Members Of Con-
gress at least should cease longer to toll
crate it and to place upon the statute
books laws that would enforce this arti-
Gle of international law here in our coun-
try.
Let us adopt as our motto the words
Of the old Gen. Israel Putnam, the Revo-
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-13
FEWER PARTIsAN-aaoRs PAT.

49, 3A1s4A0AGS 8V1s0 6A8s
RIOTS
Less partissnship and more pat
riotism ID undoubtedly one Of the
marked tendencies Of politics.
Few men or women VIII bs elected
to once this fall who do not hold
our highest national aspirations.
President Wilson has set . new
standard in public affairs in>bscking
tAs rsslsotion oe Senator Nelson in
Minnesota.
Nelson u . big man fthe oppo-
site political faith but has unrsssr-
vsdly supported the administration
In the conduct Of the war.
In Michigan Henry Ford. the Re-
publican nominee for United States
senator. has also been made the
Democratic, nominee.
Asking . man 70 become our par
" candidate although he 10 not Of
our fold. but because Of his loyalty
and support Of the nations war pol
Icy. u the right spirit-the Ameri-
can spirit that will win the support
Of patriotic voters who place coun-
try above party.
The higher standard Of American
ism Il reflected In the request lof
the San Francisco Chamber Of Conn
merce. that the highest type Of citi.
sens be asked to serve In state.
county. city and legislative ofaess o.
. public duty. XII
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-13
DOING GOOD

Few medicines have met with more
favor or accomplished more
good than Chamberlain's Collie and
Diarrhoea Remedy. John r. Jsnt-
zen. Delmeny. sask. says Of Il: II
have used Chamberlain's Collie and
Dtarrhoea. Remedy myself and In my
family. and can recommend Il q be-
ing an exceptionally f,Rs prspAra-
tion." Adv
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-13
Is POLITICS 81. MI s, AiDJoUiiRNEDt

Hon. Ira G. Hersey Of Maine, In oppos-
inc bill providing Tor the taking OF
census in 1920 asks the above question. In
"Josk Biiings said II. .. horse jockey
don't lie he loses one Of his blessed priv.
ileges, and II the honorable 1Secret1fysof
Commerce and the honorable Director o.
the Census under this bill do not zee to It
that there are over 100000 political ap
pointees sent out In 1910 III over the ma
ton to take, the census and at the same
time spread the faith and direct the pres
idential campaign, then they win miss
their. h(eseed priyiloge. . pr.s :.
Now. / VIM cay that do not oppose
this bin on the ground that 1t ID giving .
poNfical advantage to the Democratic
party. would have opposed T. just the
came IL such q bill were to come from the
Republican party. / do not believe these
great bureaus and departments Of the
government should be- used TO further
party ends, and I do not believe IN putting
,temptation before the Democratic party,
as they might forget that politics had
been 6adj0ufned" IN this Congress,
II wish TO say In conclusion that these
are the darkest days in the history Of the
Republic. The burden Of the defense Of
civilization in great world war has been
laid upon the shoulders Of this Nation:
TO win, this Wal. we must make q careful
husbandry, Of Al our resources. We must
exhaust our man power, we must tax our
people to the very limit, we must save and
sacrifice and suffer as never before, and
in these dark days Of the Nations des-
tiny It il no time TO spend with 2 lavish
and reckless. hand the hard earned money
Of y pctient people. This II not q suitable
occasion for the erection Of expensive
public buildings and an enlargement on
3 vast scale Of bureaus and departments
in Washington. It is not the proper day
TO greatly Increase salaries or multiply
opportunities. for political jobs. At this
hour, when the President has notified the
world that politics have been adjourned
in the American Congress-" It Is . poor
time to permit two active politicians to
appoint over 100000 political workers to
be paid big salaries out Of the treasury
Of the United States and to be sent out
in TO the Nation In the presidential cam
paign Of 1920 to make the country SAFE
Tor the Democratic party. Let US be hon
est with each other and "adjourn" politics
in deed as well a. in word and Save to
win" by commencing here at the Capital
in VashingtOn."
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-13

Avoid ehssp osrrsl.
Sheep sorrel 10 not often eatea b
I've stock owing to its sour tastG bae
Il 10 well not to pasture horseo q
sheep on aorrel - the weed u some
what poisonous to these animals.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-13

lutionary patriot, who during the Revo-
lutionary war caught a British spy with
in his lines and notified the British gen.
eral promptly as follows: .
II have the honor to inform you that /
have caught one Of your command with
in the American lines. He was arrested
as spy, he win be tried as spy, and if
convicted he will be hanged as q spy. !,
"P. Ss-He-was hanged at 4 o'clock TO-
day" gau
We need more Putnams on the job
Representative johnson Of Warrington.
..nf - - nf4t .Tn,sl ~
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-04
WHEN THE WAR
EAGLE STRUCK
Thirty-seven Years Ago Today the
Steamboat Knocked span
Off the Bridge at
keokuk

Thirty-seven years ago today there
was much excitement in Keokuk.
The bells rang, the whistles blew,
and practically the entire population
OF the city at that time crowded to
the top Of the bluff from Concert to
Front street
The steamer War Eagle hit the
bridge and knocked big span Off
the piers into the river. The boat
managed to get down near the land
ing before she sank. Cattle on the
boiler deck were swept into the wa
ter, and her upper works were badly
smashed 1t is one Of the famous
historical accidents of the old river
days.
The pilot was bringing the boat
down outside the canal. over the
rapids, in high water. The current
Just above the bridge swept him
away from the draw span, and in
mlIaneuvering to try to get through
,he draw he was carried well over
toward the east and then down
against the bridge.
probebly it was the most exciting
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-04

a farm which had been in the family
for forty years. She is survived by
her husband, three sons and four
daughters. and two sons died years
ago The sons, Henry, Will and
Louis, and the daughters, Mrs. Susan
Ames, Misses Ida, Dora and Clara,
live with the father. John and Con
rad Meister are brothers, and Mrs
C. H. Wolfe and Miss Louisa Meister
are sisters.
Mrs. Meister had been afflicted
with cancer of the breast for some
months, and she died October 20.
The funeral services were private at
the residence and were conducted
by Rev. H B. McElree, of the United
Presbyterian church of Keokuk. Miss
Bessie Newberry sang two solos. In
terment was in Oakland cemetery,
and the pallbearers were Clarence
Mulliiin, c. d. Newberry. William
Young and James Richey. Many
beautiful floral pieces were sent by
friends.
Mrs. Markle was confirmed in her
early girlhood in the Lutheran church
and was faithful christion all her
life. She was a noble character who
stood very high in her community
and wherever she was known.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-04
RICHEST WOMAN
IN THE WORLD
Mrs. Russell Sage Died Suddenly To-
day at Advanced Age
of Ninety
Years,

limited Press Leased Wire Service.1
NEW YORK, Nov. AIRS. Russell
Sage, widow OF the famous fnancier,
and reputed to be the wealthiest
woman in the world, died suddenly at
her home here early today.
Death is said to have been caused
by ailments incident to old age.
Mrs Sage was ninety years of age
Mrs. Sage's fortune is estimated to
be valued at from seventy-fve to a
hundred million dollars, principally
invested in vast railroad and finan-
cial enterprises.