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The Hartford republican., 1913-09-05
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills

are relied upon to relieve pain,
nervousness and irritability in thou
sands of households. OF proven
merit after twenty years use, you
can have no reason for being longer
without them.
At all Druggists, 25 doses 25 cents.
MILES MEDICAL CO.. EIkhart Ind.
The Hartford republican., 1913-09-05
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills

to relieve the strain on the nerves.
Mrs. ]. B. Hartsheld, 50 Corput ST.,
Atlanta Ca, writes:
'T have on several occasions been
vastly relieved by the use of your med
icines, especially the AntLPain Pulls,
which keep constantly ON hand for
the use OF myself, husband and two
sons. Nothing in the world equals them
as a headache remedy. Often l am
enabled by the use Of one or two OF
the Pills 10 continue my housework
when otherwise | would be in bed. My
husband joins me In my praise Of the
Anti Pain pills and Nervine."
The Hartford republican., 1913-09-05
Whole Family Benefited
By Wonderful Remedy

There are many little things to
annoy us. under present conditions
of life. The hurry, hard work.
noise and strain all tell on us and
tend TO provoke nervousness and
irritabifity. We are frequently so
worn out we can neither eat, sleep
nor work with any comfort. We
are out of line with ourselves and
others as well.
A good thing to do under such
circumstances is to take something
Ite
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-29

perfolste ihn auh niht, als sr bas 2p=
tal nerlieB, Da er unnabm, rub pasto
balb tpieoer suriidtebren tpiirDe. gu
ieinem eroben 2eiopeisn lam aber
fpeber gasto 5uriid nod ifidts er Die
so, 70 bdb fih Der 8etrogene perans
laBt fab, eiuen 9aftbefebl gegen felnen
r5reuno" 5u ertpirten.
.. glud, elm Dirtb BON go. 231
Beft 6. StraBe, iteIlte iih geitern
Nahmittng in Der Munisipalaeri4tsz
Office elm, ba er in Grfabrung g.s
brdht bate, bab gsaen i'm Elm 9aftz
befebl tpesen 9lngriffs uno Sorperpers
leBuna eripirtt porben iei. glaf ioll
i'm gerloufe zines Streites CHARLES
Wonoerlp, pelder i'm Wlius Sptel
ppbnt, perpriigelt bdten.
9luItin Smitb befannte iid i'm Muz
niaipalgeriht fbulDie sinen Gelbbe@
tras unter 9oripieselung faIiher5hots
laden iid angeeisnet su baben. Die
Intloee lautete, baB Smith Dem Maz
Observation-Disclosures S. Sbertsn, IL.
.unb @alnut Strdbe, einen lpertblpIen
gbed 3ur GinloIuns iibereeben bate.
Mdter Stride perurtbeilts ben reuigen
Siinoer su elmer 9eloitrafe BON $25
nebit Soften.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-29

grieie nn feline ssrnu. pom IL. Mai
1851. 3ieier grici iii eiu 0anernSc.
res IenfmnI glsmards OILS aIle pois
hilmen biographiid,an auslrabnneea.
90 beibf es bort: sd babe Tid) gc.
heirathet. nm lid In Bctt mno mad,
Dem geoiirfniE mciiles SCREENS IA
lieben uio nm in Der irelnoen @eI.
cine Stcllc fir meiil Sers sn 1aben,
Die aii lire oiirren Aiaoe nid,t crsdI.
ten nrb an Der i'd bic @arne bes Fei.
ITnthlifen anniinieuers iimAe IN
hns id mid, orange. menn es oranheu
Itiir.nt ino iriert. niht aber Inn
|einc 6efeliidlnftsirau fir onSerc III
babeil mnn id mia lid ifirg:cu
acgen aEles 9oie lno Sreuioe benu
les gibt nid]is. iuas mir nad,it Dot,es
garinbersigfsit tbelner, iieber nna
lrotbnenOiaer iii ais geine Qsebe uuS
Der beimntblihe neero, Der iiberou
aud IN Der fsreinbe, sspiIteu n,,s
Iftebt. usnn MIR beisinamber finb.. !.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-29

9as Sireftorium bes gincinnatier
alubs (Rebs) fptrb am rG6iten
Samitoa I'm Clinton 6oteI feline Sab
resDer1ummlunq abhalten, mann bic
geritte beg Sstretdrs uno Stasz
meiIters entgegenGenommen perDsn
uno grpGhlune Der 8sumten fir bas
sSdbr 1914 ftattfinben iou. Der
bisberige SetrstGr Wlar sSIeii6monn
bat reiignirt uno pirb oorausii6tlih
ourd .Ssrrn 6arrD Stephens erIset
tperben. 2lLIe Qnberen 9eamten beg
aIu6s limb, ME perlautet, fir Wieoerz
erpahlunq oebu6t. Sc iii nahrf6ein.
li6. bas 6duptlinq 5iStsr am Cams.
tao bier anpeienb iein uno isincn
nGhftidhriqen aontratt unterseihnen
fpirb.
Ndhriften bom sSdnqer gladbur1
tbeileH nit, bah Die 6eilun9 Isines 1ez
bro6encn anoheIs iid in berieoigsns
Der Meiie Dolaieht uno bab ii6 ale
S6neraen peraoeen huben.
SsSn Dem 10. Spiele Der Weltumfeqe
Ter QepanneH Die Rep 0orfer ,Rieien"
in sSoplin, Mlo., ibrsn ishiten Sieo
liber Die ghicaaoer .W6ite Sots" nit
13 au 12 2dufen. Sic mahten 16
5reffsr au Is uno l aSehler oegen 3
Der 9eener.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-29
gismards Sodseit nj

gismard5 d)5cIt MI.
e.sohonna pon gitttnmer toeren III.
terarIfhe gsiiroisung ia jest nl,dl III
einen nmfangreihen gan6e eriolgi
iit) lattc am 4. ssnli 1S47 ein gor.
ipieI in benz on je,,em gage erioIgten
critcr aufgeboi in Der Shonhnnicr
Stride. am 2S. ssuli uerlnahItc iidl
gismnrd NIT sscbailnn Don giiiifa.
rner. Ter fur3e i)uHoriiiiid,a Brief
an Die graut iiber Dos aufgebot lou.
tet: ,ccb mohl, nlein SerS. mein
sers. Dies lit nobI oas lesie Vapier.
mas I'll pom Geincm gr1iitignnl tsS
bate The erpreiiionl) nit goltiiernpe.
erhaltii. Sent iino mir in Sd,ontau.
len silm eriienn,nl aufaeboicn NOR.
ben Geine Vnrnalnen 1aite i'd
aber bod idled,t gelerni. id) frnBir
MIR ,sobannn Glennore nn5ngeber.
bic onneren ief)s muBt Gu mid, nod]
befier Icrnen iniien.~ Die 1rnge.
irnrun er ScbnnHn heirnthete, benrt'
|moytst Otto BON Hismoyd III einenl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-29

E inc rhtnans, SO 5s3slsi3- = 3nr
" avprogriirune ben IiafTibam Cir ben
ofteHiIhen Sebraan lar SiTagtnsire9e 5sbafs
&eyGugerHus pon SieIborG apeHue bis 4ine
suuBe ourd eiF erienb1rtaer 3mprcbepeHt
GpWpa1c ugrierdbtheiIanp.
Get e. heraghnei ben ben Stab.roib Der
Eiubi Glucundti -tcais Ebig:
eeftiou l. 0as In iieberelHginmuns uit
bet AHo!uiioH bussirf arr i6 1age TIM Eep
ieubet 1913 erfldyenb Dir dbflnf Der S.ahi
0inuHneii 3m approgriirlrp 'ar Stfenilidhen
t3ebrcut Iitr Etrdbensspede bfhlns Rsrihnas,
uHg ben SleHopra absnl,e 5is &lHe Sifabe
bUt he @rienhreher Sncrppemeni Gonpaun
uniGrub!bei!una. bcs ttafioi9eao heidrlebene
giatni5um fet uHe nasfeibe u, hermit appros
grgi Hamiih:
Nnfauaeup an cinem 9rnii an Der EfiIinie
bon t5ienn0to Seenne, peHaHnier 8unft hiinei
bic AorDtoe'&de non Got 30 n Der Ihe 9rs
teu5rrhsr Smprpeemea. eompGHps uHierabe
ibriung; eauE oiiish fniiaag Der 9torDiinie
befaa!er gui 30, 77 nHb ber 8orelinie bon got
30 20 oerigben ltHierabtts lung bts sur Sseffs
!iuie bon Bine sSfrnHe, pa1g ffiniih eHtfaHa
ber gSs'tljrie bon Gine -frase elne ziredc bon
30 TuB bis suy iaooitlifen eee bon Got aio.
69 oer 0ctelpahnisn untsrabiheilanp, barn
ireiiit enilaua bsr SabiiBisu Bon gois go. 90
une - qeUaHH,er uE;eratibeiiHna bis ~ eis
me, btIosns Die elbiueitsGfe bou Got 90. IS
n6rblit Cuilnua her Ciiiinte Bon GSlerhora
alppuue cine Srete oon 30 1lis bis sur &ofhs
sUefisede bon Goi 10. r., esTi an'aHaepnntt.
uuS Il Bon or 1bs Grisn5rsser Srsroeeri,tui
0ompuHns uglerubibsiaHs rpie tinaeigaaen
tn sad u. settle III. Samili9n QoaHtn Re-
eoger
tRidn poE eisfem ~ biefsu bfigft.ie;)
esiier 2 Ecb Der xfntf.2rftci.sr ttcT.
sfrH bsecum6ttiat ule nneefpsrfen mabf No
az ein Gerlft bon fompsfsnfer Surttefftcn
Gu psribtr unb siTs atre esnssten az lursa.
rpsi1s uuiG'Gfana aHsaffelsn taf nber bts
usftlsune ure Ugsntuna. bic sar bsfastn
S'denitunI bseablt spsgeeu fcn.
se'itoa g. Tas hte Ielsn anb GasaGben
filr betagie appropriation bon her Gidei Cine
tnHali beSabl. iperbeu elleu Gus benz Gri6s
oes &erfauies bon FcHbs ipeits bon Der Gsnsi
iir ioide 9we6s duseeae5en nerhen.
SetfoH 4 Eig'c GresRauS icu In ayaft
treisR unb eSaltieteii BADEN bon nne mad benz
trifhe'ieu Rom &eiet cgiaHbfeu 3eitruHit an.
4a'i!T ON 81. Eflober n Z. 1913
SimeeH a. JotnioH,
ssTd'thenf 6e4 1fac'r ties
FeelGa5igl: aribas Gspn, 9ierf.
o4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-29

(C Inc Erbinaas, gc 5s7.isi3 - agenoi.
" rem SeiiteR / non crbiHans 30. 35is
1913, Scrfehrnnaen tgefieHo fur bic ausgdbe
bon @eHes iaT eiH 9ofpiiai fnr Sf,piEbfish'
ilae.
Gel es eerorbnet pon benz eiaetratb Der
Siani eineinnaiL Stea, Ctio.
sgllien EGB Seiiiou ! Der Grotaazs
g9oriehrlmeen neiteno fir biz nnsanhs ben
Bombs I'M SelrGQe bon $40, 900 90 fir bic CT.
TIdiuHa elHer 5pfgltols fiir bic Eebonblana
bon StpiHoiuti uuo iir bic anssicifuaa.
MiohliraHg uHb <lnfruHa eiBrl npliitoHe.aeseR
@eHupuna zines lolteu 4osriinls. aHo Iptoer,
1918" hietonrr GmeHbiEt werpe, eaB he ioie
Seition /. Tat re ols ns,bipensia era6,
fei miro bon bem Gtaolrnfb hes Siaot 4sH
iinnutt. @pHhs aus3ugebeH aut an cerIllifeIi
bon belaaieC Siubi I'M Reiraae ben bftshaH'
tlr ben 5fpec hm sSoHDs an ietaffeH tnr bic
erritinHg zines 0oipitaIs fir S6fpiueiaAh'
tiee nuf beiceiem etaee iiHb fir Mnsiiatinne
Ii6biruna uno St3etnag siHel. poasianei9ereH
9fnnbuIIa bon 9eiaetem 5ofpsicl.
SeIisoH 2 eide OrbiHans fefI In arnii
erlaabien 3ettpniaie an, ifnb fon ~ ielues
2SeIie bic @iitiaicii raenhmelnef g'erbonoina'
Gen a1greileH. melChe Usher GepfGcg<H ivurheH
Inr nte Iiisenbe ausileuaEg uIfn nfr Serfanl
ben 1oReS, mie boTgee.s:i IN bgfagief GLot
naii5 bonn IL Snnl 1913. nno pa ee i'm IN
III oas NIT Der .errlffnua bse Sespstnis fas
Gfpinofhfiae phne 3Daern b0raepnHafH frlrb
10 ipire oieje Eroinnns bierIHtf aIs eiise 3ioie
giafnGbMe erildri
8afiirt am 81 Eftober q. z. sfal3.
SineoH ~ ScbHfcn.
8ralioeni eeS GsGbtrafles.
geaIaiubtai artbar Gspn. GIsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-29

(Giuc auorbnuug. tDelte ben 9egidu'
" Gebraun uno ben Helie bon eGachooN ,
,EtiuI Sdleu~ ,tuo aHberen SabtiGUseH betbie'
iei Die benz Bl5IitEm atangeHehm EHe lptoet'
ltd ijne
Sei es herorbnci bon Der EaRiiais'Rebotee
Der Gtnbt Cincinnati Eiaat Cbtc, boz Die io',
qeu6e ReauIotioR fur bic 0ffeuiii3e 0eiAHo9eit
rotbiufnoia tft. nHh eieieibe Uiro bterourd als
cine seifiMulHHa oiefer Sthoree aneennMmeh
GO ipro biereurt 0Hgeorbuei. sab Der &er'
fGuf ruo 8ebrnuda uuR uQaheo", StR'rSal'
len" ooer ireenoeiner oEoeven 5Ilf9ieii. Val
her cher feteH Eubliana peihe mot FIR uisei'
Siuifhe 3rUeie aebraaht l2trb. ober tGr ben
2lpe6 nm irgenpeuet Qerion Ober WertoreH
ilnannetnldieiten az bereitcn bic hd N ir'
ecHo elmer Safe. ShuIrnum ooer nuberen alaes
HeiueH gierfauimiunpspln bcrfamHeIi bo5eH.
p0er ner tnlmer bteeIbsn i'm Seiis Bot BitIa gltrs
fouf notr gum @ebraud. bierourh als unaeies'
lid evfldrf fpirh uuh hab ale uebertreiunGen
befer luorbnuru beftrott ipeteen foueE, ipie es
nds fSefcB burihretht.
9Inoencmmen ron Der contfd,ssgeb5rSe bcr
Gtaot Cincinnati Etuat Chic. oieten nthten
Gag i'm Ciiober neunaebnbuuhert unb oresiebn.
q. g. TaHIer. GR q.
Rrdfibeui bro TEN.
gttteftirt 8. z D'2eiI. Qleri Der Sarls
fdtSsGeboroe. 1b,222e
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-29
8cmeinSe sseitlihfciten.

~: C-<r. a, .YCa e. .ro
SlE "Gt''OIs '.ou pet So't-t.'
1.H Sol,''tu9lujt'e, Sp'cil'pte o "no al
a,utu = Situbs, iuOet = tylet'lsue i'l.o ~; 3s
tu's''te on o,I's.i. lIeo'lut'5ueI. ,1n s!'.
ous o'a ngl'ie o'uu,''alias ,. ugt IIutI,a.t, .
ogi. <spsnuS lsSo.tt.' ole IDHge'. >ea.s
Stnsi!pss'ei u"o uI.betoe'' 9elo'lSi s't
tli'p g 4,ss tt.'tei t Y'iI'"''sS P''0'"'''"'
0at S1!tuI"9fui!9,
Seilfc NaDlllffa9 fa9f Der
9taDoeretn Der HSrof. EeterSgelllellloc
CHollor 0anS Saltpf) sur 9eponillL=
hen Stunoe. Ele Sanlen 6rmt Gllle
Srohltrup l'lto 6ron @enrD SSllte'
nln9 ncroen oen 2o'1ee 1erotren: Gih
Sonllaocno ql0t Der 6roucnoereIn IN
oen 8eleIldart9raulnen Der STRIDE
gtadnlltta95 lllo aDelo" etnc enQre
SDe'suto"il' dN Oe' Je0s' 9e'o4'" 'O''''
i''''"'cn III.
Yer 5rouenz0ersIn Der goon9.
asf. 9emetnos gu Satleq Derlamme!t
lln am Spnnerltd9, oen 81. Sttpber,
stodmltta9s ppn 2-5 Nbr 81 9eleu7
lnattllGer unter9altun9 I'm 06ulz
rallm Der Sirhe an Der 2a1lor Noe.
Die frsunoIt3en 0n1t9e0erlnHen llno
o.: 0amsn: 5. Softmann, =. Sruger,
. &ru9er, W. 8ruger, j. anatsl, s.
&oebl unb :. Seller. Seoermann 1T
ours freunolih'te elngelaeen.
- Ter 6rauensgeretn Der 3pelten
Gelttiten Hresbpterliten Stride, an
Scr Sibertp StraBe, urterbalb Ser
Sreeman Ioemte, bdlt ieine nonat'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-29

(S. Inc crsinau5, Hp Js6sfsi3-sslT Abfdafs
" fang oes grfreBipagsaa Sienhes az ner
SSiinfien uHo 1aalH Stlase, eur6 amefbiraEe
bon Setiton 1923 hes Stoner bon EretnaHseu.
@fi es nerorbRe bon hem gtobirafb Der
Siaot Cincinnati; S;noi Eblo:
zeiiIcH /. Eat Se!,tcH 1903 nes aeeer bpu
Eronan5eH piegeula aMeneirf iueSee. oaB tie
pie 'oiei !dutei
Settior 1923 9aE elm Giano fir Gyprebs
lraaeH 'ei. une berle!be plrb biereartn eia.
bilrt an eer Snhiei!e bon aanai Sirdhe, slpis
ideB &ue nun &aln.t EiraBe
SeitioH 2 GaB beiaaie original ifEef.ien
1923 bieroar& uieegruteH i8erbe.
Seiiton 3. Eiefe CrotHans fou in arnfi ires
frfibeiteu pom Geies erlaubien 3eispHnfte on.
RGiilr am "a Gfiober " q. 1918.
Stmeon D. Jphnfor
slrahoeut hss SiabiEaihS.
atieii: artbur 9spe. gIsrf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-29
2trft reu I.

Mdbhen: .2l6 5err profefor, iA
babe einen groThen peridblu6t.1
prnfefor: Run, mas iit Dn irsiter.
bier boben Eh sinen GnDeSen.a
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-29
Rsreins.Mnae,aen.
Taxpayers Ass n.

Geueraf.gerfammians beute abenb ll6r,
104 Sft Court StraBe. gaiobtiae gefddfte.
Geue WdteIieber pufaerommen GrempInre
ber October 1nrpa1ers Repiem" finb DaieIbit
t0eIid 5a ba6eH.
SamneI % giteman, @rdf
Sreb. Iufe. Sefr. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-29

Gatie bon sutbarina Sare.9iaIierat
geb. Gunilinab1in. mo Gopn bon Serrn illio
Sran 8eter 4ial3pruf. in feineH 50. Sebanss
iGhre. 8eeroiguH9 Mittmpd. ben 20. Gttober
1913. Taebmtiops 1s2 llbr. bom Gr1uerhauie
No. 202t &arrifnn gl0enne, aus. ipo5u Srein'
be bierinit bofIobt eiIgeIaoen iino. 1T
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-29
9p0esdnseigeR.
.frto. pfal,araf,

ctarb am W.nntao, ben 81. Gitober 1913,
mpraenS 6 libr 80 Mifliter,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-29

AYbeiter sraniens uno eterbe Sauae fur ote
gereinigten Staatcn uun Auserifn.
Den aitelieoern 5lr RaGrdbi bab mliiGIieo
SaIoh GeDes am Sonnfaa ben 26. Sfto5er
aeitor6en 1T. Die gecroieuna finoe. ftatt am
GoEnerftaa ben 80. b. D2, 8oiniittoGs sIa
llbr, bonn Irauertaufe aug, f127 Beraon Ctr.
9srporty SD. rla6 benz St. Stepsan 5rieobofe
In Sea xbuMaE,
o. Rassnf&. Ginausgasias.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-29

1n permiefben-3immcr.

T6bIirtes 3immer init alien geaaen'
ltGseiien fir sipei oensf1e Serren init rner
nbne Nrediiaf nn0 abeabeifen. 3iIg Igr'
Din 9lnce. sspoHpale. giHe 8urnei Gar.
oG-4-
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gerIanst sn fanien.
WerIanat - mannlih.


z nueioer Spei Rnibelarbet. Fad Si'-d'
gen SOC gseIi 8. SlEdBe II
4prfer Der aat aHt Iifdl anftpartea ia1r.
elmer init GrtabtaHa betae3oasH. 81 Gpsta
4Iace.
q n dufidrbaCr 9uRae bon IL StGhgeH. @be
II. u. Saii6e 10. 2s 81! SiebeHie aee.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-29
eokal.Derid)t
aus oen,W Wsnni3ipalseriht.

Gin Tedtelmedtel unp feline 5clssn.
- Inter bober 8irgihdft rpesen
gobtIhlag ben 8robgeitporenen
iiberfpieIen. - Der 9rdnojurp ipez
gen 9orIpiegeluns fali6er S1atias
den iberpieIen. Der Rihtpar>
fprsung bei6ulbigt. - 9ertagt ssz
ipeIene 8erbunblung auf ben Il.
Hppember fsItgeIeBt. Setannts
5ih iduloig. - Stel!ts lid ieibr.-
Gin bDfliher rRGuber."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-02

DISTRICT No. .
Comprises Appomattox, Campbell Bedford.
Botetourt, Greensvlle, Lunenburg Mecklenburg
Charlotte, Halifax Pittsylyania. Henry and
Franklin Counties.
DISTRICT No.
Comprises all of Virginia not included in Dis
tricts to Z, and the State of North Carolina.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-06-13
THE KOZY KORNER

A Full Line of Stationery. Cigars,
Confectionery and Fruits All the
Latest Magazines. Soda Fountain
Products. A. T. WAT SON
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-06-13
METHODIST CHURCH

The pastor will preach next Sunday
morning on the subject of "Chrlstian
Stewardship. In the evening he
will preach the closing sermon on the
series, '"rom and Toms Teacher. %
His theme will be the Business Man
as teacher. These sermons have been
kindly received by the congregation
aud much has been said in their ap-
probation 1t is hoped there will be
large attendance ut this the closing
sermon of the series. Business men
are especially invited to be present
The young peoples choir have charge
will Of the music as usual.
Sunday school will he held at the
usual hour of ten O'Clock The but
tons have come and next Sunday
morning each scholar will reoivee a
button. The superintendent and off,
GERS of the school are pressing Jon to
the highest attendance and the best
and most helpful interest possible.
The Epworth League will meet at
seven o'clock in the evening. A cor
dial welcome to all these services.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-06-13
S p@ rt@

SPOKANE INDEPENDENTS

SPOKANE INDEPENDENTS
Sunday the st Maries. baseball team
will Cross bats with strong semi
professional team frum Spokane.
The management has been having
difficulty during the past week in So
curing a date for the team aud 1t Is
not yet definitely known what Spo
kane team will be here, bnt as there
are several teams from that city want.
ing games here, Manager Keeton says
that the strongest one will q. lie picked
to play here
Occur d'Alene was originally on
the schedule for Sunday, but the
game with that team fell through,
leaving the home boys without date
Nevertheless a good game Of ball is
assured rs the team with which the
management is attempting to arrange
the game, the Independents. have
been making wide reputation this
season, rs one Of the strongest semi
professional teams PLAYING out of
Spokane.
On the week following the Cakes
dale team will come to this city, aud
from reports received from that city,
a good game should result.
The Oakesdale fans have the opinion
that because they defeated the locals
once before they eau repeat the per
Torrance aud are coming to this city
accompanied by large crowd Of
their boosters to help on the work.
Arrangements have not been closed
as yet for the Fourth Of July game,
but it is probable that the team will
90 to Occur d'Alene for that date, as
offers have been made by the Occur
d'Alene management to get a game
there in connection with their big
regatta celebration which will be
held on the third. fourth and fifth at
that city.
On the Sunday following the Fourth
the team will 90 to Bovill to play a
return game with the strong team
from that place, the team which the
locals defeated last Sunday by a
SO ore Of to 3.
The game Will be called at 40 in
stead OF at 2:45, the usual time
This is made necessary so that the
visiting team can return with the ex
cursion from Spokane, which leaves
at four o'clock
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Taxing che Trusts OUT

Attorney General McReyuold is
dissatisfied with the workings Of the
decree of dissolution Of the tobacco
trust. Aud with reason. The decree
agreed to by shls predecessor, Mr..
Wickersham. simply took the securi-
ties of the Tobacco trust out Of the
one bag and transferred them to a
number Of bags. B1E the smaller
bags we're owned by tire same 2persons
who had owned the big one.
The present attorney general does
not think very much of this as a dis
solving process. Neither did Mr..
Wickersham, when be came to dis
solve the merger between the South
err aud Union Pacific Railroads.
Then be declined to allow a redistri-
button such as be had permitted 10
the Tobacco trust case, but insisted
on the sale Of portions Of the stocks
to outsiders. He thus endeavored to
break up the community Of interest
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by breaking up community of owner
ship. The plan Of redistribution IL
still pending In court
Mr., McReynolds apparently does
not believe this course Is open to
him In the tobacco Gaze. where the
redistribution has already heen made
under the court decree. But he has
another plan to weaken the trust, and
encourage competition. This lie by
sliding scale of taxation on the to.
bacoo output through the Internal
revenue tax. His ingenious idea In
wolves the imposition of extra taxa
tion based on the amount of output
and its relation to the total pIoduo-
tlon of the country. This extra tax
alton is to begin with the concern
that has monopolized a quarter OF the
business, and Is to increase rapidly
as the monopoly becomes larger.
Thus the larger a tobacco concern be.
comes, the heavier It's proportionate
burden of federal taxation
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EXCURSION TO FERNwOOD

Fernwood ls planning a celebration
for the Fourth and a hunter fom
here are planning upon attending
The Fernwood people would like very
much to have the band for the occa-
sion and have made them an offer
Some of the business men have sug
sested that it would be very graceful
for st. Maries to get up az excursion,
hire the band themselves and go up
ia q body and attend their celebrs
tion. Fernwood has always been very
liberal 10 the patronage which they
have accorded the ball games aud
other doings here and the business
men argue that It is only fair that St.
Maries reciprocate now that Fernwood
is having a celebration of its own.
The Commercial club and the band
will probably take up the matter to
gether, arrange for the excursion aud
sell tickets.
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Call for Bids for Water Main
Ditch

Notice Is hereby given that the
City of st. Maries, Idaho, will re-
oelve sealed bids for the digging and
re-hlling of ditch for laying water
mains as follows:
Beginning at Idaho avenue aud
2ls5 street, thence northon 2lst street
to Kootenai avenue; thence west on
Kootenai avenue to 23rd street
thence south on 23rd street TO st.
Maries avenue; thence east on St.
Maries avenue to 2lst street.
Beginning at Idaho avenue and
22nd street, thence south on 22ud
street to Center avenue; thence west
on Center avenue to 23rd street
thence south on 23rd street to the
alley In block % of the Government
townsite Of st. Maries, Idaho.
All OF said ditch to be dug and re-
filled 10 accordance with the plans
aud specifications now on file 10 the
Office of the City Clerk.
All bids shall be on file In the
Office of the City CLERK by O'Clock
p. m, June 81. 1913.
Rights reserved to reject any nd
all bids.
By order Of the City Council.
OHAS. r. SCHULTZ, Clerk.
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BUTLER BAY NEW NOTES

Word has been received from Mrs.
Clarence Butler, who was called to
Black Rock Monday by the serious
illness Of her mother, Mrs. Grimm.
that she had improved enough so as
to be moved to the hospital at Occur
d'A lene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston we're BUSH
ness visitors In st. Maries Wedues-
day.
Bert Anderson and family who
spent the winter at Orchard Avenue.
to afford the children an opportunity
to attend school, have moved back on
their homestead.
Clarence Butler aud r X. Marshall
we're at st. Mariss Wednesday TO call
upon Mr.. Milton at the st. Marles
hospital.
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the provisions of Ordinance No. n
OF the City of st. Mariea.
Section 8. This ordinance shall
be in full force and effect from and
after it's passage, approval, and pub-
lication In one Issue Of The Record,
Of st. Maries, Idaho.
Passed the City Council of the
City Of ST. Marles this 2nd day OF
June, 1918.
Approved by the Mayor Of the City
Of st. Marles this 2nd day Of June,
1918. HENRY L. MULCAHY,
Mayor of the City of St. Maries.
Attest: CHAS. r. SOLUBLE,
City CLERK.