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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-22

ole frans5iiife 9retl5e uorriidt, nnab.
Tbdngig bon be- I'M gsorSen geI5ieHs
cperirenSen arrnee. 9oB ioIhes ni6i
MIR m0slih, fonoern ipabrideinlid
lit, sebt aus ben Barrier Gepeiden
berpor, Die meISen, SaB Die 9eutiden
gsanuir beIagern unS bereits anse'
fangen baben, Die Sorts NIT idDerem
Geidiis su borubaroiren, pdhrenS
srobe Seutfde Sruppeumaiien airBer'
baIb oes gereids Der Seidiise bon
gsamur nuf bei5en llicrn oes Raas
segen Die fransoiii6e 9rer5e por'
riiden.
Der aoniranSelir Der oentideu
arinee, bic I'M SsorSen 8eIsiens ope'
rirte, bot Der gtaSt 9riiiieI cine
ssriessfontribution Don $4,000, 900
aiiferleet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-22
81 aampnen
molten fOpsit bic Jran >
5pfen srobsrt ben.

molten iopsit bic Jrau
5pfeR srobsrt babeu.
paris. 81. QiuguIt. g. Watin'
paris, %. afusuit. .ae Watin'
fast, bab iopsit bic Jran5oisH 81
Jelossf4iis., bier Gabnen unb Is
Automobile erobert bdtten. Sberit
leutnantgouiI.t, Elm prominsntsrMili
tari9riftitell.r. fasi, oaB cine Risfen'
f4ladt auf elmer Jront DON 25(
Msilen begonHen babe unb 2.500.0o(
SoIoaten bapau bsthsiligt fsieu.
GefebsH eins Riebsrlasl
paris. 81. ausuif. Cine off
sisle getanntmo4ung fast:
rWis bersits ansetiinSist, branser
uufsre 5ruppeH, nadSem iis biz
@rsu3s tpisSsr ercbsrt, an einerJront,
bic ia Don ben Donan Bergen Biz
na9 Chateau Salins erftrsdte, in
2ot6rinssu Dor. Sic trieben Die Deut.
i9.n in bas GsiIIs 5baI 5uriid uuo
uni.r. @Drbut srrsiats Define. Dieu5e
unb Ror9ingen.
.9.fern madtsn a6er mt6rere oeuts
i9e armesforps sinen beftigen I'm.
sriff unb unfere @orbut mar se3Duns
gen, iid 5uriid5uSisben. Gs ipuroe
aubsrOroentIi4 beftis auf bsibeu Seis
ttn s.tampft unS Sci Der srOben
llebersabl Der Seuti1en 5osen iih
fdIiebIi9 uniere Sruppen 5uriid. bic
feds aase lang ununtsrbrOHen &c.
tdmpft battsn.
Infer Iintsr Gliissl ite6t on ben
gorpsrten bon Ranep unb unisr reds
ter an ben DOnan Bergen. Die grObs
Stdrts Oss 5einSss ma4ts ss sped,
Ios unO unrat9ium, in aOtbriHgsn s,i
bIeiben.
Die Wiecsrsinnabms bon waiiIbdu.
isu mar Elm Srchu GsfOIg. Nis Of.
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den erluiidlt lporoen ielH.

| 2onbon. q. auguit. lleber BIZ
gspssunssn Der btutfdsn 9ruppsr
Qlnfanss Der Wcde, bic es- ben Osut
iGen ermSslidt.n, spifden bic belsi'
ide armse unb lire frans6iiiden al'
liirtsn 5u ssldnsen unO griiii.I 5a BE-
isbsn, III foipsit ipenis btsdnnt se'
porben. Gs III an5unebmen, bdb BIZ
Dsuffdsn fshr bsOsutenbs sruppen'
mafsn bintsr ibrsr aapalleris beran'
sebra4t battsn unb ouB cine fur bic
8elsier unsiinitise 5dIa8t itaitssfuns
ben bab.n mub, ipobur4 fie se5ipuns
gen iDurbsu, ibre 9auptitaSt uuf5uss.
ben unb ii9 rad alntiperpsn suriidsus
5isben.
Sb frans6Ffde sruppsn .gemeins
fdaftIi5 NIT ben gelsiern snsdsirt
iparsn, III nidt bstdnnt.
Goneit bat man nod feline sfbnuns
baDon, ob bic Dsutiden isst ptriu&en
tpsrosn. antusrpen su nsbmsn, oSsr
Of re in fiibliasr giidtuns ssssn
Srantrsih borriidsn iperben. Man
slaubt absr. Sab bic Dsutf6en bic
qbii1t baben, bic 10000 Wann
ftarie bsIsif&e armss ansusrsifsn, bic
6iid IN uub BEL alntipsrpei bsfinosi.
Sic riidsn bsrtits in Ser Rh5tung auf
Gbent Dor. gle 6abtn glof, 15 m2si.
len ncrbDsftIi& bon 9riifel bsisbt.
unb Metieren, adt wlsilsn Iiibtpeiilid
bon Gbsnt. gs ibeint. bab iis bic
Ibii1t bdbtn, bas ganse nDrblihs
gelsisn Biz an bic See 3u bsIsbsn.
aaDnIlerie.gatroui finb Bis mad,
Dse6eIn (gsaIines) poraeriidt, peIde
staot "A wseilen fiiS5itIid bon srnt.
perpen Iiest pHo es iDirS iuobI nidt
lailse Sauern, bis oiegsadridt fonrrnt,
oaB bic Geuiiden Client anb griisse,
un0 Dielleidt aud Citeube beiest ba.
BEN.
@enn biefes ibre slbiidt lit, Saitn
miro nber oas Ginriiden Der 0eiit-
iden in 5ranfreid. olird gelaieu,
nod eiHise 8eit binalisecidobcu iDer.
ben, iuenn Mat bod idOn cine sr0-
5ere alrures Der aanas sutIahs saasn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-22
Sm CeHerrei4
Werben allie MGnner BON
20 Bis AZ Sabrsn au ben
Waffen gtrufen.

20 Bis AZ JabreR au ben
Waffen strufsH.
aonbon, 81. elusuit Cine De-
prids Der Gy6ans. ssIssrapb Com
panp bon gDisn iast. Oob aIls psbr.
pfli9tissn wlGnnsr in Der 5iterrs:s
6ird unsarif4en MouarHis. i'm MI.
ter Don 90 Bis AZ Satrsn, sinberuf.u
iporSen ieitn.
Inter Der nsusn Wobilifdtionss
orbrs miifTsn ii9 ale RsIerDiffen Der
srlten 2IcFs, oie isbt nit Sem Gin.
bringtn Der Grnte bsi1dftigt iin6, ipit
aud bic Refsrpiiten Der 5ipsittn R!aFt
unh Der 2anbfturm Biz gum "a. 0lusuit
ittlIen.
Qlud bic erits unb 5ipsits Rlnifs Der
iingnrifhen 2anbpebr uHD bis Hetrus
fen bss Jabres 1914 miifsn iia on
bemfsIbtH Snse iitlsn, nie aud
fdmmtIiHe WlitglisOer Sss 5fterreidi.
ihsn unb unsarilhsn 2oHbiturms bis
gum Utter BON AZ Sabrsn.
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tamen pferbe pbne Reiter in 6isStabt.
9ieIe tpurben BON giptliiten eingefanz
gen, bic fie beitiesen unb fi9 barauf in
Si9erbeit bra6ten.
yMir fiel gang Defenders cine
f6par5 getleibete 5rau auf, bic mittsn
duf Der Strabe babinlief, Inn ben
Oeutiden 5u entseben. Sybr folgten
Die auf bem Hiid5ug befinoliGeu
Sruppen, entmutbist, aber tapfer.
Die 5lii9tieen unb bic Solbdteu
tomen glsi9seitig an einigen Der Barr
rifdben an, ipoour9 bie @ertbeibi.
sung berlelben erf6nert tpurbe. lie.
beraa BEL Sirlemont unb 20ipen Bee
binOerten bic sylii4tisen bic Sruppe.
Die StraBe na4 griifeI mar NIT
Jlidtlingen angefiiGt.
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Die aeutiaen tn . riiHel,
Die gefeBuns ber Stabi
gins obne f0rsnotu
3piidenfaII BON
Hntf,u

/ " w.
gbent, gelsisn, bia paris, 81.
alusuit. lleber bic geIesuns bon
griiifeI burd bi. Deutf9en iDirb bss
Deitsren ssmslbd:
.Deutf6e 6uiuren unb lllansn tas
men am 0onnsrias @ormittag auf
benz Sdiebplab Dor ben Sbcren bon
9riif.l an. iDObin bsr giirsermeiitsr
bon 8riiFel ii9 besab. I'M nit ben
Osutidsu 5u untsrbanosIn.
gm Radmittas fubrsn cine anaabI
bsuti9er Dffi3iere in eiHem Iutomcs
BIZ iiber ben Rarttplab unb besabtu
fid in bas Rutbhaus, ipdbrenb per'
fdisbene abtbeilunssn beutIdsr Srups
pen Don msbrersn Ssitsn in Die GtuSt
eiHriidten.
Das sssssraphsH /. gursau unn Der
gabnbOf iDarsn tDdbrsnb bes srSbtsu
SbsiIs bss sasss gsfhIoifen. gi.Is
gepobnsr Don griiHeI besabtn iist
mad gbsnt unb Gftsnbs.
Wan if aussmein Der afnfidi, bub
Die 9suffdsn bic stabt nur Dur4s
sisbsn OSsr nur tiirs. 3sit pier bl.iten
tperbsn.
Dos einsis llnsep0bnIide. bas in
Der StaSt bsmsribar III, iinS 81. ole.
len gausrn, bic BON ben umlieseno.n
DSrfsrn in bic giabt itr5msn. Die
meiiten beutTdeu SOIbaien las.rn
auf bem S4iebpIas.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-22
auslano uelegrap(.
Ra,nar

Z @irb iebt bon ben Deuts
i&tR btlas.rt unb be-
f9oifsn.
qaris, 21. ausuit. Cine am
alhsnS aussessbeue Offi5isle ertIds
ruus lautet ipie fOIst:
-Ramur pirb iebt gum sbeif bslas
cert. ediDers elrtillsris sr5ffnete am
sr,itas wsittag bas 1ombarbsmsnt
duf bic Gorts. atuf beiben Ssitsn Der
Waas sisbsn srDbe bsuti&s Srup.
psnmaHsn auberbaIb Ses 8srsifs Der
gsIdIis. pom glanur in peftliasr
Ridiuns ser frun50iii6en Grsnss su.
Deuifde RapaIIerie fam am Grsitas
bur@ griiiTeI, sinen ipeitliden mes
einTdIaseub. Gpdtsr fOIsts i9r sin
ean3ss armstiorps.
Der aommanOeur Der beuif4sn
1ruppen bdt griiFel cine Rri.ssftsusr
Don $4,000, 900 anfsrIsst.
Der Riid5us Der gelsier DOlsisht
iid uhne sinsn 3pifdenfaa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-22
|Auf 6eioen Soften Ser 2daas geseu
sic frans0f(6e @ren5e porrd&en.
Ser gtaot 8riiiiel IT eime &rie9ston,
tribntion bon S4O,OOO,OOO
amferle8t tporoett.

a4en gse Die 3arl 5ran5
baubn bdann
IhSabdesuHs
sdb
augif aoIs b aHanS a 20
GaidauS bbs SH CerrduHru ~aHtH
den
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Werbereitungem
Sir bic @ertheibigun g
pon Qnt erpen.

| D 0 II Il 10 T II.
2onbon, 81. ausuit. Ser &or
! Respondent Der ,Simes" DOM 9aag ts'
lesropbirt: Die @orbersitunseH fiji
bic 9ertbeibisuns DON 4ntperpen er'
ftrsten ii9 ii6er elm rieiisss 9lrsal
als aIaifsH Der 8eD0lfsrung arbeiter
Gag uno Rd1t an ben 9efsitisungs
arbsitsn, ss 1T aber lpeber Don aoH.
FUTON nod BON elmer panit stpas 81
bsmsrtsn. Die Sbore Der sSeituHss'
tDerte limb gei9loHeH.
gHtperpen Islbit bat BEL aaebem cir
msrtpiirbigss, fdft isitli4es 4usiehen
oenn taft DOT ieosm 5enftsr flatterr
ensliT9e, belgiide uno franaDffH
! 5lasssH.
aOnbon, 81. augui. Den
Chronicle ipirb aug 4mfterbam te,
lsgrapbirt. bab 4ntiperpsn in aIel
Gil. uerproDidntirt uuo fir cine Be-
laserung Dorbereitet fpirb.
Der GorrefponOent fiist bin5u, oei
bslsif6e Gsnerolftab babe am DON
nsritas oerfiist, baB ale ausldubiideu
Gorrefponbsntsn, bic nod am 5reitaa
in 8.lsien ansetroffeu 'tpiirbeu, ers
i1oFsn peroeH ic[Iteu.
Die Gefe9ts Bel sirles
mon uub 2DtpeH.
2onoon, 81. 4usuit. Der Sfa
.nber &orrsiponbent Der rgrpreb" Be-
idrsibt in irtersFdnter Weiie biz
Sample Bel Sirlemont uno 2oipen, bic
sr 3uerit DON sinsm 3irdtburm in
Sirlemont aus beobadtet bate, unb
bon no er ii9 baHn na4 2Open be-
gab. gr fhreibt:
vgis sur Mittagsitunbe, am Sisnss
tag, ipur ss rubis in Sirlsmont u. bas
2eben ein nprmales. lin Elm llbr er.
t0nts Der srite aanpnenidub Don beutz
ider Seite. Die fsinoli4e 4rtiaeris
batte bag 5euer erDffnet.
Bon benz &irhtburm aus fonnte
man bsutIi6 bic poiition Der beuti9en
9eI6iise feben, inb bas 8eriten Der
@efdoTe. Die gslgier bsan!iportstsn
bas 5euer BON ibren StslIunssn 6ff=
lid bnN 90pen aug. Gs mar Elm ins
ttrsTantsr an6lid, tpie iiberau bic
beritenben @ei4oiie bic Deiaenfslber
aufriFen. 2lls bann Die beuti6e 4r.
tilsrie almGblid Dorriidie, begunnen
oi. gsf6piis in bic pduier bon SirIes
mont etnsui6ldssn. Die 9ep0Iterung,
bic fih Biz babin feit auf ben S6us
Der belsii9en 4rmss berlaiien bate,
nurbe bon elmer panit erfabt unb re
ergriff blinoIings unb obne perniiHfti.
gen @ruHb bic iSludt. qasB mas he
ipubte, mar, bab bic Deutiden toms
men. BON benz Sburme aus FAB bic
Saene aus pie bas sslisben BON Rat.
fen bon einem aufseitrbsrten Reit.
Die 2eute floben nah allen Ri1tuns
gen nit 9lusuabme zines einsigsn.
sd fubr mad 91ipen, mo- allss iftIl
unb frieoIid idisn. Die 2sut. iaBen
in Sen gufes, tranten ibr Bier unS
rdu9ten, Snspii9en sosen iic5 bic
belgif9eH Sruppen auf oOipen 5ut
rid.
lin Wlitternadt berrf1te cine pa
nit IN Der Gtubt. 2onge Dor Mitter.
nadt iparsn Sliihtliuse in GROCER
3abl in Der Stabt nnsetommen, IpSs
ter BON belstIhen SoIbuisn sefolst.
I'm ELF llbr mar bic beIsii6e gidhbut
init BEN Seinbe on Der GiIenbabns
bride. am Gnbe Der Stabt, i'm
Rampf.
rDas Jeuern ipur sin beftigss. @srs
puaSsts rarSsn bsreinssbTaAt uHs ss
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9>aunr lpiro jeBt bon Sen 0euti0en|
belooert nno bpnlbaroirt.
gSdbreno sro6e Sruppenrtaiien au6erbalb oes q
reids oer @ei6abe bon Nannr

feniiDbepesuns BON Sbunn nod 0amz
msrtir4 unb bunn naa Miilbuufen
tpurbe nit GROCER Gnsrgie aussefiibrt.
RaaOsm General paul puu einmal
sbann unb Oammsrtir6 einsenOm-
men bate. lieb sr feline 5ruppsn tpeitz
lid bon Miifbauisn aufmaridiren.
uno als bic Dsutfden ibn bort ans
sriffsn, ipurbsn fs nud wtalbauien
suriidgeiporfen.
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Wtif fie isins ausDdrti.
aen Q(nIeihen oeSfatten.

gen anlsiben gefattsn.
GonOon. 21. qlusuIt. Der Geo.
nomift- iaei nit 8t3us auf bic Mfisss
ruHs BET amtriianii4en Mssisruns,
bic Mufnobme eintr frans5iiffen ars
Isihe in ben Der. Stnrten au geitat.
ten:
Die Ofssitruns bsr Der. Gtaaisn
bat rtHt sebunbsIt unb Der gDslt sinen
0isHif srpiefsn, inbsm f. gasutraIi.
tat i'm ftrtnsitsn Slime bepbahtet unb
ibrtH 9untisrs nidt ssitattst, tinsn
profit babur4 5u mnden. bnb fis ben
arisg In europa DsrldngerH.1
Die 3eiiuns peift bnraui bin, bob
iptnn Jrantreid ssftatist piirbs cine
'gnItibe auT3unebmen. man au4
DtutfdIaHb ssitustsn miiiTs, sine Mus
Isibe auf5unsbmsn, unb oiss MIR bdsu
bsiirnssn ipigbs. ben asiss ~ DsrIin.
pttu.
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Iaae
@om fran30fifden Stanb.
pantt aus befeben.

So m Trdn3o1t1WeH y "a y os
pantt aus beftben.
pdris, q. ausui. r2e gstit pas
riiian' iost in isinsr lltberiidt iiber
bic arissslase:
Gin. srObe S6Iadt III bsDpr.
itshsno, gsIsisn iDirb Der GdaupIab
Der srObten SdIa4t in Der gsfdi9is
perbsn. ubsr ME lanss iie buuern
Dirb. III unuiSsli4 DOraussuiaseu.
Bon ben gransoisn i'm Siibsn. Sci
Dinant 5Hriids.iaIassn. MAIDEN bic
Deuifdsn felt Oienjias cine snsrsiiGs
Dffsniipbsipssuns ssssn RorSen. ipos
our& bic gsIsisr am mittpoa. nad
snsrsifdxm Biber itunb sessn ants
ipsrpsn suriidsebrdnst fpurSsn. Die
gsrlinsr g9ssisrung Dtrb sinsn Siss
bsdnIpru4en, ipdbrenb BON iiratssis
-i&sn gtanOpunit aus bic gsiDesunJ
nur BON unisrssorDnessr g.Ssutuns
mar.
Die frdnsSiif6en arniesu habeH
jsbt ibre 5taungsn be3Ossn unS es III
stiDib, bab infer GsnsraIitab fiir bi.
1uitiisn unisysr Gesnsr DOrbersi!st
IN. Der Stab bat iie i9On Ianss Dor.
dusssfebsn unD II btrsii, iis faa1.I
matt gu isssu.
Stunt Npfjd,aster
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Staliei,

9erlanst wieSer tinmal
ertIarunsen bon
Ositsrrsi@-
2onbon. 21. gusuIt. Der aor.
r.Iponbent Der er&anst telegraph
60. teItsraphiri aus Rom, bab Sta.
lien bon Dsitsrreib NIT gssus auf bic
aauOuns sinsr s8iffsInoHns Daffsn
BON Osiisrreid in Recua, siHsm oltos
nif6sn Safen. am 15. ausuit, Der.
Iansi babe.
Der ferbiT9e GelanOts, Der bei Sta.
lien proteitirt bate, bshauptsi ndmIi9.
bab Ctitsrreid bic gllbansIsn bsipaff.
ne, bamit iis ssgtn bic gsrbsn tdm.
pfen t5nntsn.
Die Der. Gtaatcn belpbt,
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rufTifde 4rms., bi. in Dsutfdfanb
eiufalsu fOu, aug spaH5ig arms.s
torps unt.r bem Rommanbo Dss
Grobfirifen Ritolaus bsiiebeu ipirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-22
Tiinf HOtid3after
init benz Marquis bi Gdn
@iuTiano In @trathnna.

VFHIE IEuHu III y VI y u 3.
Rom. 81. glusuii. Die itaIienifdsr
Botiddfier Don England, Urdnfteih
sfublanb. Gsiitrrsi9 iinb Dtuiftion:
battsn am Ersiias cine ldnstrs Ron
isreu3 init bsm itaIitniThsn Minifisi
tss 4suh1tI- Marquis oi San Giu.
Lana.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-22
Slns 20 alrn,eefoaps
ScII bic srifif9s armss
beftettn. bic in preu.

BEN einfalleu mir b.
aOnbOn. 21. glusuii. Der aor.
rsipOnpsni her Central Rsps IN Rom
tsIsgraptirt, SuB elmer OffisisllsH ct.
pssssisurasr DsSsI6s iafoIss BIZ
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Sur Obio unb bas iptftlids
pennIplpanisn: giagsmein IbonsS
wester ON Gdmftas anb Sonntas.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-03-05
FranktOn Notes

The second meeting of the Parent.
Teachers Association will be held at
the school house Friday afternoon at
2.45 sharp. The principal topic for
discussion is the proposed consolidation
of high schools. G. ID. Hoyt and f. X.
Austen are in charge of this important
discussion. County Superintendent
Thompson and City Superintendent Nc.
Laughlin will be present with figures
bearing on the subject. Everyone in
the district is urged to be present. If
time permits Mrs. T. W. Berry and
Mrs. E. J. Copper will lead a discus
sion on school lunches. The high
school girls will be glad to entertain
the babies in the primary room while
the meeting is in session.
The rural biology class took the first
spring field trip Thursday noon. Spring
birds and flowers were studied with
interest.
The basket bali teams went out to
Odell Friday night. The girls team
won 10 to 4. and the boys lost ID to 35
Return games will be played Friday
evneing, March l3. at the rink. The
teams and those who accompanied them
were very pleasantly entertained upon
their return. at the f. j. Copper home.
Leander Anderson is manager of ten.
mis-. The school hopes to have a double
court, with screens, soon.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-03-05
RUTHTON

Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Copple h ad as
their guest the early part of last week
Mrs. Copple's brother, MIR. Young. OF
Eugene.
Tom Cslkins has brought his new
team home which he purchased while
in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Merchant left
Thursday on their journey eastward.
They expect to go the southern route
to Huston, Texas, then back TO Pueblo,
Colo, where they expect to make their
future home.
Mr.. Douglas and family, Of Menom.
inee. moved into the Merchant house
Sunday.
Mrs. Bellamy and baby. and also lit
tie Mabel Schwerdfager have been on
the sick list the past week
MIR. and Mrs. John Evans expect to
occupy the house formerly occupied by
A. A. McCusition In the near future.
Mr.. Evans has the job of head flume.
man for the coming season.
Mrs. A. A. McCuistion, on the hill, is
quite i'll at thelpresent writing.
MIR. and Mrs. John McCuistion spent
Saturday night and Sunday at the
home Of G. W. Barton. on the Heights.
.Mrs. r. j. Wright returned home
Sunday afternoon from Athena, Ore,
where she has been visiting Mr..
Wright's parents.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-03-05
Hanson Explains Registration

March, 2, 1914.
Editor Glacier: A great many times
every day we are called upon to eX-
plain the necessity for and the reason
why an elector should state his party
afiiilation. In the hope that there may
be less misapprehension and conse-
quent disappointment at the polls, the
following explanation is given.
0regon's primary nominating law is
based upon the theory that ours is a
party government. The law was passed
for the purpose of giving all voters of
party voice in nominating its can
didates instead of leaving it to dele
gates at a convention, as formerly.
The primary is deemed a separate cleo
tion for eaeh.party. and set of ballots
printed for each party differing in
color in order to avoid confusion. If a
voter, for example, writes in" a
name on a Republican ballot, it will be
counted as one Republican vote for
such name, irrespective of the party
afiiliation of the person whose name is
written in he ballot. Hence it is pos.
sible- and it has happened several
times in Hood River county-that a
candidate may be nominated by two
parties.
Under the present law, any political
organization which polled at the last
presidential election at least 20 per
cent of the entire vote for its presi-
Dental electors must nominate at the
primary election. Parties with less
vote may nominate either by assembly
or petition of individual electors.
Three parties are now required to NOM
mate at the primaries Republican,
Democratic and Progressive. A voter
who is registered with any other party
than one of these three will not be
permitted to participate in the primary
election. AS far as the general cleo
tion is concerned. it is immaterial with
what party one is registered, as all
candidates and measures appear on the
same ballot. For instance, if a voter
is registered as a Democrat he will
have the same privilege of voting for
or against prohibition as one who is
registered as Prohibitionist.
W. +. Hanson.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-03-05
MOSIER

L. X. Wilson, Of Portland, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wood Wednesday.
Geo. Bruce. left Wednesday:morning
fer Cherry Grove after spending Z
week in Mosier with friends.
Geo. Evans was Q business visitor ia
Hood River Wednesday.
Mr.. Lamb returned home Thursday
from Portland. where be has been a
jurymsnIin the United States court.
Mrs. r. Ginger visited her mother
and brother at Bingen, Wash, the first
Of the week.
Misses Dollie and Lurline Fisher
were over TO see their grandmother at
0dell during the week.
Miss A. Shogren. H. E. BiTkner and
Frank Ginger were business visitors in
The Dalles Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Evans entertained the
Ladies' club Friday afternoon.
Miss NADIA Clark, Of Hood River.
spent the past week with the Misses
Fisher. in Mosier.
Mrs. L. l.. Van NOstwiek and two
daughters arrived from Cornelius Sun
day to visit Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Duns.
more.
I Mr.. and Mrs. F. Lightfoot left Sat
urdsy for their home at AumsvilIe,
after spending the winter here with
their daughter. Mrs. Poe.
Many willing hands made a fine
showing on the boat house at the dock
and on the road leading to the dock.
Much work will yet be required to
make il as it should be. Everyone is,
or should be interested m this improve
ment and come when ever possible to
add their help.
March entered somewhat clustering,
which we may expect.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-03-05
UNDERWOOD.

Geo. Hewett made a short business
trip to Stevenson last Thursday.
Mrs. II. W. Hamlin has returned
from Portland where she had been Wis
itlng friends for the last month.
Among the guests from here at the
st. Marks Guild dance in Hood River
/ Tuesday, Feb. "a, were Miss Hazel
Holmes and Miss Ruth Cooper.
II. F. Stickney was in Hood River
Monday of last week.
e. M. Vinton went to Portland We'd
nesday, of last week for short visit
with his daughter. Mrs. Harry Cum
Minis.
MIR. Tilley, of Hoquiam. Wash, who
recently purchased the 40 acre tract of
w. A. Wendorf, was here Sunday and
expects to reside on the place in the
near future.
] W. NJ. Frame was in Stevenson for a
few days last week.
Rev. II. C. Lowden has been holding
protracted religious meetings in White
Salmon.
Mrs. Louis Thun, who has been quite
sick, in the hospital at Hood River, is
reported improving.
The Underwood Literary society met
at the school house Friday evening and
held lengthy debate.
Mrs. c. M. VintOn entertained Fri.
day afternoon for Mrs. Charles Pease
who expects to leave'soon for her home
in Spokane. Among the guests who
enjoyed the afternoon were. Mrs. s. E.
V. Weber, Mrs. l.. +. Stickney, Mrs.
II. W. Hamlin, Mrs. W. G. Detwiller,
Mrs. A. J. Haynes, Mrs. C. Davidson,
and the Misses, Alberta McNaught,
Hazel Holmes and Ruth Vinton.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Cummins, who
are now visiting in Sioux City, Ia.
expect TO leave for home about
March Is.