davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-06-07

those who die away from home, and
cheering the bereaved ones by com
forting words as TO their loved ones and
their last moments.
In district work for the American Lee
gion, Jeckering takes a prominent
part He Is a member of the Legion
welfare committee of the state and
is serving a term on district American
ization committee.
When the knights OF Columbus In
Dayton recently unveiled a memorial
tablet 10 World war veterans 80 a
World war memorial in that city, Ma
tlonal Commander John r. Quinn OF
the American Legion was present to
deliver the principal address He was
secured principally through the efforts
~ Jeckering, who handled many of the
arrangements for the unwilling cere-
mony.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-06-07
Needy German Soldier
Cared for by Legion

At Chateau Thierry, with Americans
too close for comfort. Herman Schmidt
German soldier, suffered shattered
leg from the explosion Of shell. A
few months ago Schmidt went to Chi
cago. where relatives obtained work
for him In n grocery, but the old
wound gave him considerable pain.
Schmidt kept his trouble TO himself,
imagining II II were known that he
had been a German soldier members OF
the American Legion would have him
deported. Infection set In and the
mans life was endangered, so despite
his protests a brother told neigh
Dor member Of the American Lee
giOn.
The next day members Of the Le-
Elon again surrounded Schmidt, but
this time their presence was n COM
fort to him, as they carried him TO
an ambulance ana sent him to q hos
pital Now Schmidt i,aards his for
mer enemies as men Of human quail
ties and the Legion as a ministering
angel.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-06-07

forehead THAT was solar plexus.
Now III try to be good and wear a
feather only here and there. But Mr..
Transley has nothing to do with II. o."
"Of course not" said y.D "Stm,
Iransley is man with snap in him.
That's why he's boss. So many of
these ornery good-for-nothins is al
ways wishin' they was boss, but they
amt wiIlin' TO pay the price. It costs
somethin' to get to the head Of the
herd-an' stay there"
He seems firm on all fours," the
girl agreed How do we travel and
whenf"
Better take a democrat, I guess"
her father said. We can throw in a
tent ard some bedding for you, as
wen maybe stay over couple Of
nights
THE blue sky is tent enough for
me-" Zen protested, "and can surely
rustic a blanket or two around the
camp. Besides, I'll want riding
horse to get around with there"
GU Ndu run iltil DEAAAE AAE 3ElGD-
GRAFT" said her father You're gettin'
too big to 60 campin' promisc'us Ike
when you was a kid"
That's the penalty for growing up.
Zen sighed. All right. Dad Say two
o'clock7"
The girl spent the morning elplng
her mother about the house, and cast
ing over IN her mind the probable de-
velopmeuts Of the near future. She
would not have confessed outwardly
TO even a casual interest In Transl ey,
but inwardly she admitted that the
promise Of another meeting with him
gave zest to the prospect. Transley
was interesting. At least he was out
Of the commonplace. His bold direct
ness had rather fascinated her He
had a will. Her father had always ad-
mlred men with a Will, and Zen shared
his admiration. Then there was Lin
der. The fierce light Of Trausleys
charms did not blind her TO the glow
OF quiet capabuity which Ehe saw IN
Llnder. II one were looking for hus-
band. LInder had much 70 recommend
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-06-07
Interesting Relics in
Pennsy. Post Library

The library Of the Frankfort (Pa.J
post Of the American Legion IS one OF
the most interesting collections to be
found In the state. More than 400
books are available. But the histor-
Ical relics of the post are Of principal
interest The first American flag to
SO over the top during he World war,
pr sented TO the post by Edward Hol-
den, honorary colonel OF the one Hun
dred and Sixty eighth infantry bat
TALON Of Woodstock. Canada, is one ot
the priced possessions. other yalu-
able relics are an American ambulance
flag, used In Italy during the war a
flag that was used In the centennial
celebration in Philadelphia IN 1876.
and a Texas state flag captured at the
battle Of Gettysburg.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-06-07
Committee Named to
Investigate Radicals

A secret committee to investigate ac-
tiviues u alleged radicals has been
appointed from members Of the Wyan-
dotte post ~ the American Legion in
Kansas City, Mo, post officials say.
This committee Is expected 70 coop
crate with the Department Of Justice,
and some work Is already outlined
The committee Is the result Of activity
Of certain elements in Kansas city
Kan. and press reports Of d national
movement for pacidsm.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-06-07
tSee America Journey
to End az Conpention

A group Of LegIonnaires of Shame
kin, Pa. make the annual pilgrimage
10 the national convention city an OPP
por,anlty to sSee America First
When the PeunsyIvHnlans arrive in
ST. Paul this year, they will have COM
pleted a long circle tour through the
Canadian Rockies. TO the Pacific coast,
Yellowstone park Pixies peak aud
otter points Of interest ~ the West
Two pullmans VIII be necessary to
care for the tourists On the trip, which
VIII cover about % days The trip
win end at ST. Paul In time for the
national convention.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-06-07
CTo BE CONTINUED
Sure Enough!

"Oh, major!" called a farmer con.
stituent. coming out 10 the gate. i've
got a puzzle here. The county seat
newspaper came just now with part
of a page doubled over and printed
twlce SO that II can't be read. The
headline over that part says. Gov
ernor Trickery Here Saturday and
can't tell whether It means last Sat-
urday or neEt Saturday"
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-06-07
IoUa Flag Decoration
Plan GiUen Approval

The Shenandoah plan of uniform
flag decoration, originated In Iowa by
member Of the American Legion
auxiliary. is rapidly spreading 10 an
sections OF the country. This plan
calls for placing u an iron receptacle
IN the sidewalks Of the business dis
tricts Of cities at regular intervals IN
which fagstaffs Of equal height are
Inserted and from which emblems Of
exact size are flown. The plan was
first tried in Shenandoah, Iowa, and re-
ports now indicate that It IS in use IN
Florida, California. Michigan. Mime
sofa, Nebraska, the Dakotas and other
states IS well as IN the state of its
origin.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-06-07
Texas Post Offers to
Help Houston Mayor

Services II members Of Dlsmuke
post Of tie American Legion in Hous
ton, Tex. have been proffered to
Mayor Holcombe Of that city by post
officials 70 aid IN fighting fires or in
helping to appreheHd "Grebugs"
The offer was made following an
epidemic Of dres IN the city, many n
which are suspected to have been OF
incendiary origin Flremen have been
kept busy answering these calls.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-06-07
Splash Pool Is Donated
to City by Idaho Post

A splash pool for the children Of
Emmett. Idaho, has been donated to
the city by the local American Lee
gion post The pool was constructed
In city park, but all expense was
borne by the Legion members. who ex-
pect return Of SONG funds from oper-
alton Of plrk concessions during SUM
mer months. First work was done BY
group ~ Leglonnaires, to whom
luncheon was served By women Of the
auxiliary.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-06-07
YOU WILL BE STOPPED"

SYNOPSIS. - Transley's hay
.,tt,rg outdt. after stacking
! o96 tons. is on its way to the
siv YD. ranch headquarters.
gransIey is a master OF men and
circumstances. Under, foreman,
l. substantial, but not self-asser-
live. George Drazk. one of the
men. Is an irresponsible chap
who proposes to every woman he
meets Transley and Under dine
vita Y.D. and his wife and
daughter Zen Transley resolves
70 marry Zen. Y.D. instructs
TransIey to cut the South Y.D,
spite O. HI an high water"
and fellow named Landson.
prsyk proposes to Zen and is
neatly rebuffed.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-06-07

the owners for me nay rights or these
lands for five years, beginning with
the present season. He is already cut
ting farther down the valley. and will
be cutting here within a day or two"
The trout ought 10 bite on a fine
evening like this said Transley. II
have an extra rod and some flies. VIII
you try throw or two with me?"
Il would be glad to, but I must get
back to camp. I hope you land a good
string" and so saying Grant remcu9t.
ed, nodded TO Transley and again to
the men now scattered about the
camp, and started his horse on an easy
lope down the valley.
well, what is it to be?" said Lin
der, coming up with the rest of the
boys. WARP"
war if they fight" Transley re
piled, unconcernedly. 'Y.D. said cut
the hay; spite o HI an high water.
he said. That goes"
Slowly the great orb of the sun sank
until the crest of the mountains
pierced its molten glory and sent 1t
Furnishing their rugged heights. In
the east the plains were already
wrapped in shadow. Up the valley
crept the veil of night, hushing even
the limitless quiet Of the day. The
stream babbled louder in the lowering
gloom; the stamp and champing of
horses grew less insistent. the cloud
lets overhead faded from crimson to
nauve to blue to gray.
Transley tapped the ashes from his
pipe and went to bed.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-06-07
LEGION'S INFLUENCE

BY N S. slNNoTT. United
States Representative From
Oregon.
- HE American Legion is
A here 10 stay. II has u pa
triotic mission in our private and
. public life, 1t is fulfilling that
mission well. and will ever he
) an important factor IN inculcat-
ing a deeper love for our coun-
; try and its institutions. CONF
posed Of the best and most pa
triotic of our young manhood,
who demonstrated their patriot
ism and willingness to sacrifice
their lives in wiz; In peace. the
same promptings of patriotism
; win ever make them Jealous
for their country's welfare. /
) know that congress gives careful
consideration and weight to the
views Of the Legion. This Is
attested by the fact that much
Of the legislation passed by con
gress for the eX-serviCe men,
land laws, care and hospitaliza-
ton for the disabled. was
passed in compliance with the
; request OF the American Lee
gion.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-06-07

In the next installrent Zen
arrives In Transiey's camp and
play. the foreman against the
boss. What complications do
you foresee2
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-06-07
Robert Stead

y A0TEoR or The COW pUNCHeQN Tue
HONESTEAOEps~ 'NEIo4BOQS~ &c
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-06
NOTAS DE SPORT

gan umpires de otros pueblos. 81 no
fuera porque comprendo que I'D. dice
ESQ en- un arranque de entasiasp9 Q
de admiration a esos muchachos del
~Jacaguas, que 20 tambien adl,iro, lie
lleyaria a I'm canine en- Ell cual Sc iba
I'd. a retractar en- seguida, pues cuan-
do dos ovena estan a la par. bien
que Sc podria efectuar IN juego con
cierta apuesta en- harina, pero.. no
vale la pena, seria, tarea pesada conse-
guir uuienes Sc d~ispongn a satisfacer
10 que nosotros querramos depositar.
Yo me allegro mucho, muchisirno de
que I'd. simpatice o los juanadinos y
que su pluma y VOC Sc preston siempre
a defenderlos. Yo, 81 I'd. me 10 permi-
te, tambi6n me a1iar6 a I'd y j1ntos
libraremos batallas en- favor de los mu
chachos del manso rio, ID, SIN apasio-
namiento, puede estar a estas, horas
convencido de nuestra buena f6 para
Ell Jacaguas. Aun esta viyida nuestrs
protesta en- contra del crimeu cometido
con dicho team al e%liminarlo del CAM
peonato. Y como SO expica, caro- ami
go, 5qu6 siendo 70 enemigo del Jaca-
guas o trate de empeQueneccrlo, como
dice I'd, fuera ell primer cronista en-
salir en- su defensa y pidiera n re-
consideration para que 81 Jacaguas
fuese admitido en- 81 c~ampeonato2
Cosas son estas dignas Dc estpdio y
que merecen ser sabidas. ss-s
! De que los umpires de Ponce hayan
sufrido hydrocarbons. es mucha yer.
dad. 70 mismo 10 he dicho muchas We
ces. No trato de tapar el cielo con la
mano y los defectos, pero,
Iacaso por ventura no sucede otro tan
to con los e~ncargados de dirigir los jae'
COS en- los otros pneblos de la isla?
De que eli "Atletico'' sea eli "spa
pa del Ponce. no vale Ia pena contes
tarlo. iUd. cree honradamente que csc
es cierto9 Use atreverfa I'd. jurar csc
mismo, con las manos en- Ell corazon
ante I'm Dios sin que su conciencia 81
le remuerda?
5Que que lie sucedi6 a David con MO
rales? siento no complacerle. mi ami.
go; pero va he dicho anteriormente
que estos dos j6venes son amigos mio'
Iy que deseamos permanecer neutral
Por ESQ no lie completeness.
.ff.-.rg. NA-aE 49, lei YrAa@F@ 4 EN-
BIG BALL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-06
TopIcos DEL MoMENTo
tPoR BIG BALL)

AsAN JUAN: Grande es la ANNA
ci6n que hay en- la Perla del Sur con
motive de los juegos de este domingo
en- La loza v en- los cuales los conocidos
clubs Ponce y q Juan habran de sos
tener los dos primeros terribies duelos
del C~ampeonato 1nsular.
Apenas Sc sabe como estan estos
dos equipos y va los santos profetas de
la Ciudad adoquinada, comienzan a pre-
decir dos derrotas para los ''mansos''
.spequenos corderitos''.
Nosotros, francamente, no nos atre-
vemos a decir NADIA sobre el resultado
de estos encuentros. IGanaran los leo
mes? IPerderan?, ESQ 10 sabremos Ell
mismo domingo. Npnca nos ha gustado
hacernos de ilusiones que luego SO tron
can EN- desenganos. Pero 10 que 81 sa-
Demos positivamente y 10 que ST nos
atrevemos asegurar a todos los vientos
desde hoy hasta ell momento de la lu-
cha. es que Ell PONCE jugara pelota
honrada y har& TODD cuanto este a su
alcance por GANAR AMBos JUEGos,
DOR dar muestras de su esmerada dis
cipIina v convencer vez mas a los
fans mobiles Y sinceros que en- esta Per
la del sur Sc tiene muy en- cuenta el
respecto y Ell reconocimiento u SC
le debe a TODD el que paga por yer
jugar pelota.
Que no .haya nj n sofa protesta
que, pueda hacer vartar la tactica que
llevan nuestros leones. son nuestros de
secs.
ET PONCE no teme, de clio pueden
estar. seguros, no teme al "Atletico'',
pero 81 fnese ~derrotado, la derrota ser.
viria de lecei6n Y de Impulse para que
en- ctros encuentros, Ia lucha sea mas
porfada con tai de ~"tratar'' de con
seguir 10 que una vez no Sc pudo. Es
decir. tratar, tratar y tratar hasta
triunfar.
Esa sera la norma del a Ponce
y deberia ser la de todos los demas
pues ST algdn equipo hay en- la isla
en- magnifcas condiciones, es Ell pom
cE, eli glorioso Ponce de siempre, e.
ha sabdo mantenerse siempre en- linea
que aun perdiendo varios Compromises
de combate, dando asi un ejemplo dt
resistencia, de vida y de ~inquebranta
| BILE voluntad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-06
PARA vETERANo JR


Menos galones, duran mas.
siempre he tenido para aquellos que
comienzan, cuando quieren decirme al
go. adornando Y soltando frases de
efecto, una pequeiia duda d.. 81 ven
dram con buena fe o 81 traeran eel al
ma ~atravesada''.
De suerte, mejor dicho, que sacamos
Ell pajaro porl la plunla. Z este nos SUI
cedi6 cuando empezamos a leer 10 que
nos dedica veterano Jr. en- lei ITEM
po'' Nos topamos de frente con g''ei
distinguido cronista' y seguido diji-
mos, .aquf hay cato" v, efectivamen-
te, veterano Jr. despues de copiar unas
cuantas frases nuestras sobre Ell team
Jacaguas, frases que aun continuance
creyendo bien dichas y sin motives pa
ra ser contestants, despues de copiar-
'es repetimos, Veterano Jr. en- lugar dc
tratar de c-onvencernos de- nuestro
error, Sc destaca en- contra de los nm
pires de Ponce a uuienes, injustamen-
tie. califca de protectores del Ponce
los dnicos que hacen ganar a nues-
tro club. ST no fuera porque ura de-
fensa nuestra no habrta de dar luz q
los fans de la .isla que saben corazon
adentro a. en- esta ciudad hay hombres
justos, honrados y ecuanimes, tncapa-
ces de robarle a ningdn club de La
isla, nosotros nos ocupariamos extensa-
mente de este asunto y con datos y
no palabras, probarianos que Ell equipo
PONCE ha sido Ell mas perjudicado
Dor los umpires de Ponce y por los
mismos de La isla; pero, Veterano Jr.'
listed puede vivir ~tranQuilo, nosotros
no negaremos a ese extreme poFque
seria un trabajo sin grandes frutos, So
10 hariamos refrescar Ia mente de to,
dos auueIlos buenos portorriquefcs que
echando a un lado pequefieces v apa-
sionamientos. coniesan en- todas parties
que Ia novena PONCE es ms legitima
garantia para Ell base ball en- Puerto
Rico y que igualmente sucede cor los
sefores que desinteresadamente SO pres
tan a dirigir un juego en- los cuales,
muchas veces, Sc ven a punto de irse
a las manos por la conducta irrespetuo
sa ' belicosa de muchos jugadores in
cultos.
I'd, amigo veterano iva We que me
homo con su amistad) asegura que ia
caguas y Ponce nj Sc llevan nj un
comino, siempre y cuando quo So pom
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-06

Nuestras h~abitaciones y comidas
han sido f~ecomendadas como inmej6-
rabies por todos los forasteros. Vi
sitenos. Hygiene y comodidad ca puee-
tro lena.
Ce1le Comercio No. 46, Ponce, 2. 3.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-06

ARECIBO, Plaza Principal. Hotel,Ca-
fe. Colmado Y Restaurant. Ell meiof
de Arecibo. Sitio para AUTOMOBILES
anexo al Hotel.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-06
.
MELANCOILA.
BIG BALL.

# #tHEM A 4& EMM
FL ave negra de la melancolia,
tras breve ~ausencia, ha vuefto a re-
~volotear nuevamente en- mi alma,
dejando en- ella la sutil embriaguez
de su tristeza infnita 81. Dejando
Ell TODD mi ser las hincadas punzan-
tes de su funebre plumaje...
iPor que estare siempre triste?
70 misma no 10 Sc. Enigmas del
alma. Cosas de la vida. Quizas
exceso de ternura y de sentimental
lismo...
Esta pobre alma mia, constante-
nente padece de tedio, porque tiene la
desgracia de no encontrar ambiente
adaptable a SUI rara manera de ser
y de sentir. iPor que tendre yo un
alma tan romantica y sensitiva, tan
sentimental v mfstica, en- estos ITEM
pos de tanta modernizaci6n en- que
solo impera la falsedad, La frivoli-
dad y ell convencionalismo? Oh, es
una suprema d~esgracia sentir las
cosas de La manera que las siente
mi pobre alma. Sentir las cosas
de la manera que las siente mi pobre
coraz6n!
Cuando suelo estar triste como es-
ia noche, cuando esta cruel melan-
cola Sc arraiga lentamente de mi
alma, siento deseos infinitos de ale
jarme, de partir, de fugarme, dc
volar.. 81 de volar ~rapidamente
/ hacia un mundo desconocido, donde
NADIA de 10 que viera lie trajera a
alma un recuerdo... Hacia IN Pals
ignoto, cuyas brisas y cuya psico-
logfa fueran mas salutiferas a esta
cr6nica enfermedad que padece ho-
rriblemente mi alma.
Esta noche 20 quisiera volar.
iPor que, Dios de los Cielos, los Sc
res humanos no tendremos tambien
alas?
Esta noche yog quisiera ser un
aves.. Sc, un ave.
ST 20 fuera un ave, esta noche
aparecer csc NAL social y al efecto
~desplegaria Ell hermoso abanico de
mis- alas blancas, pardas negras,
como fueren, y en- IN yuelo inter
minable v delicioso, r~ecorrerfa la
maravillosa inmensidad del firma-
mento azul. LIegaria iunto a las
peregrinas nubes, junto las inquie-
tas estrellas.. junto a la luna de
palidez de lirio. :. y estarfa volan-
do, hasta que despuntara bellamente
Ell aIbaro hasta que mis- debiles alas
me 10 permitieran 81.
Estarfa volando, hasta llegar rem
dida de duIce cansancio y de lento
sopor a la copa fragante = deliciosa
de un arbol frondoso..
iVolar, Volari.. Volar lejos, muy
lejos, es ID que ansfa esta noche mi
pobre alma, iQuien pudiera vo-
lar!... iVana quinera!
zRzES
GALILEA.
Primavsra de 1924
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-06
H OTELES :,
CARRIE

S;tuado en- ei coraz6n de Ia eiudad
Perfectamente acondicionado con todos
los adelantos m~odernos. Ascensor, TEE
lefonos, Tmbres, Magniicas habita-
clones con banjo privado y efectos sa-
nitarios. Especial comfort para fami-
has y. viajantes. Precios moderados,
Telefonos 484 y 1909. P. o. Box S26
Gale de San Francisco, No. "a.
- CO T,,ar D. p
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-06
Fl NLlEVO sZAZA'

Ha reaparecido ell muy acreditado
Caf&-Restaurant "ZAZA", donde po-
dr& I'd. encontrar las mas exquisitas
comidas confeccionadas por expertos
an ell ramo culinario.
Est& situado en- Ell Boulevard del Va
lie No. 6 es este ell sitio mas venti-
ado de toda Ia ciudad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-06

Edificio construido expresamente para
Hotel. Modernamente equipado, con
Ascensor, Habitaciones con bano. Tele-
fono, Timbres, Barberia y cuanto re-
quiere ell Moderno Comfort.
Plan Europeo. American Plan.
BESIDE $1.OO a $50. BESIDE $3.50 a $50
Restaurant a la Carta. Cubierto $1.00
SAN JOSE No. IL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-06
HOTEL INCLATERRA

San Juan. p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-06
Mas Fuelzas 4
Para Ia Cente
D6ba Y Aneiana
Vinol le fortificara llenandole. de
Vida

Kingston, Nueva York, E. U. A.,
.Tengo SO. aaos de edad y por largo,
grado que mi sistema Sc debilito tanto'
que padecfa de marcos e insomnio.
Consuite dos doctores Y me informAron'
que debido a mi edad y al endureci
miento de las arterias no podfa esperar'
Ia r~estauracfon de mis- fuerzas. Mi hija
insistio en- que deberfa tomar Vinol y
decidf probar este medicamento. Me
ha dado muy buen resultado, puee des-
pues de tomar cinco botellas me siento
fuerte y saludable y he podido ocu-
bajo de Ia casa, consistiendo mi familta
de cuatro. A todas mis- amigos y We
cinas les recomiendo Vinol."
Vinol es muy beneicioso a las perso.
mas tanto de edad avanzada como 10
veneS y nifos, pues contiene los ele-
mentos ne~cesarios para tonificar y for
talecer ell sistema.
Efnpiece ell tratamiento sin demora-
Pida hoy mismo una botella a su Far
maceutico.
De venta en- las Farmacias y DrogueriaS
Chester Kent Q Co., Distributors, nslnlt. Mleh. {. y. 4.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29

Omaha--To the Editor OF The Oma.
ha Bee: Beautiful Metropolitan Oma-
ha the grandest city in the middle.
west. II subject Just now discussed
with much favorable comment. pend.
ing the election OF city commissioners
on March g.
The Square Six" under whose
supervision such great results have
been attained. through cooperation In
their respective departments. are
recognized as representative efficient
practical business men Of experience
who know how fo conduct the affairs
Of n large progressive city like ours.
and who also do things which serve
TO advance. besutfy and increase
property values within the city limits
OF Omaha which OF right should be
the capital of the state.
Our Joe koutsky. the wide awake
resident commissioner Of the south
side. did more 20 promote and accom-.
plisb public improvements than any
official who preceded him.
Now gentle voter. III advise that
you draft this distinguished sggrega.
tion OF live wire boosters. THE
Square Six" Into your service by re-
esecting them by decisive majority at
the poles on May s.
JOHN J. NfGHTI NGAIE