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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-11
8as Zsn,pbonies Crdeffer
eeia Slnbm 1T idOn Bic in bas ferns
Safpta geSruugen,

9ds Gincinnatier Gpmp6onie Or
DIETER unier Or. Aunpalbs Qsitunt
in alf benz beitsn Wege, ben loialer
Rui 81 einem nationdlen su madden
Smmer ueiter iptrb Der Rabius bel
aowerttolIreH, unb seitsrn lit ben
ortsiter iosar cine ginlabuug aus
Sicur aolls. Glib Datota. 3uassan.
gen. an bem bortigen piertdsiaeu
Maifeit I'm nddiien Sabre tbeilsu.
nsbmsn. 9eiber biirfte Sas Dr4eitsr
ii9 in bic Gage perisbt ie6en, bt.
ifmeideIbafie ginIaouns absulsbnen.
@ir baben i'm n6hitsn Sabre islbii
tin Maifeif unb betdnntli9 iinb bi.
1aee. ais mir uns ba,u Sas gbiea.
sner DrSefer fonlmen laifen muBs
tenn. sfifiihsr Weiie pDrbei. Di,
1prbereitunssn 81 unisrm iyeife tpers
ben bic 3tit bss Orteiisrs pollauf in
Anfpruh nebmen.
Sur 3sit finb auber ben probsn fir
bic bieligtn 4pn5erte foIhe fir bi.
arsipdriise 3our i'm Gang, bic 9luss
gangs bides Wlonats ansetreien fpirb.
Die bieiissn stonserts am sSreitaa
9a6mittng unb am Soulitaa abeub
ptrIpredsn re1t iniereHant Az iperben.
Dds prograrnm hi 0epGbr bafiir.
0'clbmaris Spmpbonis Die ldnbii6e
6cd5eit- fsrntr bas 1onssoift Die
Otsanibtn". Don Gibslius. bds Dor
ipisl gu Nasuers ~9riftan unb Sipf=
be- iinb bic OrcheiternumInern unb
5H bitfen asielIsn iih Die Darbietlins
gen Der Soliiiin. Der asfsisrt.n 2lltiiiin
2ruift 2omsr bon Der Weetropoliian
ppsr. Die onh bier beiiens beiannte
aiinfiltrin finst 5ipei gludfde arisn,
totpie bas bcbt 2ieo Der eisbs. ben
eitbestcb aus .1riiian unb 3iolbe".
Der @orpertnuf Der GinlaBtartsn
NJ BET Der GburGs 8einfamp Co., 109
I'LL Wsft Uisrte Gtrabs. i'm Gang.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-11
Ser berambte N1uber.
5iinsling, Der S400 rrgatterte, mid
mn ba5 6elo beraubt mproen
ieiu.

Der 18jd6rige Wtar 2epine befiu,
bet ii4 al5 Qrreitunt in Der gentral
Station uno man nirb periu4en,
ii6er Tein 9orleben Ndberes in @re
fabrung 3u bringen. Der 8uri9e ipll
NIT 6ilfe BON faliten Brd6ti6einen
$400 erguttert 6aben uno biefcs 9elo
ipurbe tbm angeblia in elmer Wirtbs
i6aft dbgenommen, na4bem man tbn
betaubt bate. Seine igeitnabme err
folgte aeitern Worgeu in Der Office
BON Uiiller &c Soffman, 236 SIT
5ront StraBe. 0ieTen mo6te er am
Oienitag feline 2(ufpartung unb seigte
einen 6rahtIhein iiber cine Senoung
altes W}etaq Dor, bas orgeblid Don
Steubenpille unterpegs iei, unb per-
lungte ais. .8orfhub $500. @r nuroe
ouf W2ittlpuh beitellt unb in3piI6en
mar Die Pplt5ei in &suntnib gefebt
iporben. Die gum @mpfdng bes BUR
ifen aeitern Moreen bereit mar. Der
poIi5ei mar ndmlitb BON ben 9tlteiIens
bdnblern MpTtopiB 9rps. unb SyoIep9
5ettig mitgetbeilt poroen, boB beibe
5irmen duf 9runo BON gefGlItten
2aoeiheinen je I'M $500 qeprellt por-
ben ieisn. sic ioentifisirten 9eoine
uls ben S6llbiesu. 9eirdet, mas er
nit benz Seloe eemadt, oenu in isis
mem geiib puroe MIR Gin Silberbol-
lar gefuHoen, idgte er, er iei bon
einen 5rauen3immer in cine 8irtAs
iaaft gelodt uno betGubt porben. 9Qs
cr ipieber 81 itd fam, mar bas @elc
flti6. @r mar niht I'M Stdnoe, bic
NirtbI9aft, tpo sr bas 4benteuer ans
aeblih au beiteben bate, an3ugeben.
Die ppli5ei aldubt, es nit elmer peits
oer3neiqten 9dnoe Su tbun su baben,
bic In dbnlider Weiie in anpern
Stdoten 9ebensSei9eu ron Ii5 eeges
BEN bat. 8as alte Meiau nuroe in
5dHern oerlaoen. Wtnn bic Senbung
eintraf, fanbcu bic @mpfGnaer cine
Siinne S6i6t Don WetaqabfG1en
uben auf ben 5GIern unn oas iibrisr
beitdnb aus Sdnb, Sal5 ober Grbe.
aepine rpiro siuitpsilen unter @ers
oaGt feitgebalten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-11
Sn Der
Mnfifs
6aMe.
1ie 6ilisse eiellid)aft.
?lm Sreitas 1T iuieSsr yeriammluna
in Der gtorb Sine. imrnbnae.

0i. 3euti6s unb Dsiierrei6ii6.
llnsariide Silfsseieli6aft ift fsii
flanssrsr 3eit ni4t suidmmensetOm.
men. iporaus aber nimmernsbr ae.
io!sert psrben barf, ola lei bas Sns
tsrsiie an b.m sroben Silfsipsrt err
labmt. Sas ipirb ME Der fall iein, Ios
lanse Der 4ries anbdutrt. Die @es
jsni6ait bai auf Jrsitas 9l6enb cine
8eriammIuns anberaumt unb bic
Jrsunse iinb eriudt. ibrs S6ritt.
morsen Gbenb Der Rorb Cincinnati
5urnballs su5ulsnfen. Ssnn es iinb
piels Safen 5u berotben unb au be-
ipreden. au9 bic Greunbinnen inb
sinselaoen. Dor alien Toa Sas alts
Riirnberser SEP bsiprodsu unb nit
tai unb Wsse iolIm er0riert iperotn,
ME bieism srobber3igen llntsrnsb-
men Der sebiibreHbe GrIols psri6afft
iperbsH lam. gs ipirb babsr srtparitt,
bob be DreuHbe 6ss Silfspsrts ii4
in GROCER 3abl tinitelsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-11
SabIitit in Der &ittueHbtimatb.
Sasicltc mar WieStr in jeber ge5ie-
bnng eiu Griplg.

9oomanns @ittrpenbeimdtb mar sl
ibrem Serbitfeit, psl9es seitern be.
ganaen rpuroe, elm tpunoerIb0ner 5as
beIteert, io6ub Der 8eIu6 Elm iiber
ale @rpartuug srober mar. Die 70
Ieasnsrei6 pirtenbe 9lnitaIt bat e6en
piele 5reunbe, bic germ iebe 9slsgsns
belt benuBen, nm ibr S9erilein Der
guten Sadie parbrinqen 5u tonuen.
Die Samen batten bic Yorbsrsituneen
nit defrobntsr lImii6t eetrofien. Sn
ben Ra6mittdasitunbeu purbs &dfs
fee uno SUDDEN ieroirt uno 2lbsnos,
ua1oem iia bic SerrenpeIt eiuaes
iteIlt bate, ,Onnten ii9 bic 9eiuher
an einem oeliiatsn plterbrdtsn giits
lib tbuu. Sin bii6i5es untsrbaI
funssprogr1mm puroe our6eeFii6rt,
5u BEN SSrI. Wartba Dietmeier nit
annter9iebsnsipiiroigteit oieSauptz
toiten beitritt, Sic erfrsute bic ans
ipeTenoen nit einsm Stroub berrli9er
Sieoer. paitor $. q. @iienIobr, sbsns
falls elm beiudbrtsr 5rsuub bss Snitis
tuts, belt cine ber5li9e glnipra9e,
iporin er ben Gifer Der DomsH lpbis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-11
| Jreitag,
10. IL. Saob
2lbembs.

suns i.iner 5ipei ainb.r 3n 60 SaseH
2lrbeitsbdus perartbeilt. Die Wutter
Der ainoer III psri6tpunben unb Der
Batter bate lie bsi Grdu 4nnd Jainer
in Siiperton unttrsebra6t, ii9 a6sr
ME I'M lie sstiimmert. Gr III Der sJruu
an aoitgeib fit oisainber $308 ituls
big unb lie tpanote iif i9lieblih an
bic GinberifubseieliHajt.
Die Witslisoer siilsr 3issunerbans
oe, bic seitetn Wprsen tpie bic Seus
idrtden iibsr Die Bdilme ii6er Mt.
Wdibinston beriisfsn uno ben 9sutsn
oas Gelb abausaunern beriu6ien,
tpurben bon Der poli3si eiligelo9t.
Riditr Jride sab BEN @sfinbel brei
SiuHbsn 3eit gum 9erlaiien Der
Stobt uno iie madten ii6 eilisit aui
bic Soden.
5rani Sones, in bsifen 8siib Renns
5ettel ssfunben tpurbsn, ipuroe in $25
Strafe senommeH.
Srau Marb al6srs bat ben pro.
5eB. ben Der Rep gortsr 1iamantsns
fdRoIsr 5. 81. 5beiis I'M $500 yesen
iie anseiirengt bate, seiiern i'm Mus
ni3ipaIssriht aeponnen. Der Ring
ipar ibrsm ptritorbsnen Maun Ders
iauit tporben, bod mar Der Stein
Hidt edit. peuisittus nidt pon osm
beaniprudtsH Wertb.
Carl 5aplor unb Netpnan Sas
musls. bic in ipdbniinirisem Tempo
nit ibren Waitinen iiber bic Mapis
ION Rrab gsrait DdreH, fuurben ai ie
So nebft Holteu perurtbeilt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-11
Jinansiprgen gebpben.
9Sie Die StdSt Scbit nnS Grebit in
Ginflans III bringeH buiit.

Der SontroQratb bat Mittsl unb
Wege gefunoen, ipie bem gsfiirhtetsn
0sfiSit i'm itGStii6en 51us6alt su be-
seenen 1T. Sas Defi0tt, lpeltes Dor
erit auf $15o,0O0 berednst puroe, lit
itlieBlih nd6 uohmdligsr genausr
Ratrehnune auf $115,597 feitgeitelt
poroen, Dun III I'M 9taasmeinen
5cnos Elm llebsri6ub ron 1000
porbanoen, Der 3ur Dedung bss Def
aits berange5psen lperoen tpirb. .4uBers
bem ioIer Die 4ut6ufs fir tdbtilGs
3Dete aui ba4 ollernpthpenbieite be-
i6rGutt peroen unb man bofft. oob
auf bieie @eiie ssniigenb @rIporniFe
sematt nerben tpnner, um ben Reit
peS 9efi3its ausSueleihen Bon ben
$4,000, bic bereits porbanoen iiuo,
follen bas Siterteits 0epdrtement
$4,000 er6alteu, bds itdotiI9e 90
ipital SIS, 900 unb bos 9siunbbeits
Department $4,000. Qlle betbeilies
ten Serren nit Gini6lub bss giir
aermeiiters Spieesl uub ieiues Rat)
folgers @eprse pubta parsn iiber ben
erfreuli6en. 2lussang aus Der WtHere
bpdit erfreut.
8os Sommittes empfabl aud bds
@rsebnib Der GrtrGs Steuernmlage,
ipel9e Don Der 9dr9erT4aft Sensbmigt
tpcrben 1T, i'm Sabre 1916 tpis foI1t
All pertbeilsn: glugemeiner 5oRbs.
$4,000; @cIurbbeits 1epdrtemeHt,
$4,000; Soipital, $4,000; ofieHt
lids gautsr, $126.00o; Siderbeiiss
Departemeut S270,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-11

ni6t ~ ctpns shlinmercm cnfpidela
u. ?. = 1ic3c9t cine 3nfammeniceinlg ben
Eel uno 29intergriin nHo Gnoeren lifoerHbeit
gleHleHeiL lulroe felt fiHiScbn Sabren aHer.
ialllt ais oas Stanbarb S3GutuHiiel Us bilit
lieis, uHo penn mad slnipefuHu aebrluctt, 10
foIlfe es in fnraer 3eit beiIeu
MEe 1potbeten berfaufrn biefes 5ian6utn
ydtlcl 2bt 5Oc uno s UcuH Gle abcr az iins
fouinen 10 ueroen mir SbHen Die erfie Siaide
bon bouT Srtbe nit Der Garanitc pcrlullfell.
hdh weiiH &C Htdt hd5 Suden ipfprt iilt, mir
ocu atuntprcis 8nriideriinttcu.
~ hnpen M Enw'e Apotbrteu uno bet brr
lNflntpr( Iruu 10 Gnbiffntou ,f,,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-11
Mns BEN msmaisipalaerid

Der so Sabre aIts syrsb. Carton,
tsimatbslcs. uno Der 38 Sabre aIie
Sohn 9urlsp, Der pisrbs5ureiisr isin
nno 114 0drrarb in Gopinator
fpobntu lDiIl. baitsn Iit aeit.rt, Wlors
gen auf BEN gsntrdI6abnbsf ale
8auernidnssr psrluft unb D. o.
Sdnion Dpn Gbicdso nm $40 bsauus
uert. Tieisr msrits isDo4 bdIp Den
grGttn unb maGts Die g.oli3si auf bic
0aunsr dufmsrtiam. Gle ipuroen
prompt tripiidi. sbsnio prompt benz
Wiuni3ipalridttrJr pprsefiibri unb
BON bisfsm NIT aleidsr 4romptbsit su
il $50 uebit aoitsn perurtb<ili. Das
tdIt iie brsi Wonatt i'm Nrtsitsbais
feIt.
.Jobn Gioedsr pon NcrDccb uurbs
bon Ridtsr Ben iptssn gsi&tpsricrs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-11
9lms ben Werid)tsbDfem.
Ter Gbeideibnnes auleuber seffrn
luieber INIT SaGfreid)e. JGae
bcreidlert.

eeo y. Neiubnrsb's yleplif aai bi,
Sdcioanssflase ieiner Wattin. -
WeidieSenes Gbepaar sebt eiu.
neae GBe elm. - Gr gmnbesridJ.
ter 1rohrup pOn Gbieaso als Gem
ge fir ieins Sodter. - GiienBdno-
Ter lakt iein @eidaft i'm StidJ. -
Neifere Sfritte in Der SleiidD.
mann'idlen gsadlah aontrouer'
ie. = yladlak SaGen. - Ser
idlieoenes. .e
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-11
S6iaerTeitr i'm 2tntiden 5beatn.
~ Gic GGnber" nit Nnrl Nies uuS
Mcpcr 6iaen ais oie bciScu
giOors.

4ae beuti6en gii6nelt, Of briiben
ooer auf fremoem goben, riiiten 9eute
5ur piroigen 9egebung BON S6tllerg
8eburtstag, uno nit lobenspert6em
Gifer drbeitet aud unIer 6ieIiqes
Seutldes 56cater al ben 8or6ereiz
tnngen fiir bic nd6iten Sonntaq ais
Seitporiteaung in S3ene ge9enoe 2luf=
fii9rung oes feurigen Sugenblpertes
Oes beuti@en iyrei6ettsbi6ters Die
Rauber". DAB unier portreTfti6es
aiinitier : gniemble nit Der Oar
iteQung bes berrliden SGauipiels
Ghre einlegen piro. lit nit @epib=
belt ooraus3uIe6en, benn I'D finDe.
man ipobl einen beuti1en StauIpie>
Ter, Der ni6t nit erb0bter 9eeeiftee
rung an Die 4usiibung ieines 8erafes
gin9e penn es gilt, ein 8ert BON
S6iller ooer 9oetbe gu geben2 llno
ebenIo begeiiternD pie auf ben Oar
teller pirtt bus padenoe 8eHie uuo
Die getpaltige 9ramatifirunsstunit
unlere5 9ie6lingsbi6ters. Sine S6ilz
Ter &uffiibrung, unb nun gar Die
RGuber", biloet itets ods Sienol gum
Sammeln fir Elm ge6iloetss beuti6es
Bublttum unb fir pie ituoirenoe Sus
genb, Die nit @ntbuIiasmus bem er=
babenen S6punq Der tlaIiiI6er
Sprade bes 9idtsrs folgt. Sas
0eutiht6um @incinnutis pirb Ii6er
am Sonntag 2tbeno nift Suriiditeben,
fonoern Sem Qnbenten bes Oi6ter=
fiiriten 5rieori9 Don S6iqer bic ibnt
gs6iibrenoe gbre 3ut6eil perben luIs
len, eine Cbre, bic duberli6 Our4 ein
bis duf ben leBten Ylab beIeBtes
9aus 9lusbrut firoen Ioqte.
Damn tpmmt nod ais tpeiterer
9runo fir itarten 9eIud beiOnbers
ieiters Der 2isb6a6er tlaNiIter Bib
nenoi6tuRs in gstra6t, paB pegen
Der aiir8e Der SpieIseit = iie nmfaBt
uur oreiBig 2lbenbe taum mebr
als 5psi ooer brei &lafiter 9oritel>
lungen aese6en peroen t0nneu. Das
Der iollteH bieie ipeHigitens pOae Sdus
Ter 5te6en.
Die DIRECTION bat i6rs s8ulbigteit
getban, ineem lie Die RGuber" in
elmer uorSiigli6en 2tuffIbrung auf 6ie
giibue brinst. Sang beIonbers bsrs
por3ubeben lit bas 9aitfpiel oes brill
lauten jligenoIiten 6eloen Germ
&arl g. 0iss pom S6iaer Sbeatsr
in Berlin, Der uls raarl MOOr" auf=
tritt. !Serr 9iss 1T als 2sbrsr Der
oramatiften Sunit bier 10 itdrt in
llnIpru9 senommen, oaB er uur febr
Ielten psranIabt lperoen taHn, attn
0snn er a6er sins Role
.ibernimmt, ounH bari man tets NIT
liner 9lanSleiituna re4nen. Den
,5rans Wioor" ipislt unIer bontaleH4
irter Observation-Disclosures Ssrr auguit |
NeDerzgigsn, bic r4mulie" uniere
RTE 2iebbaberin 6elene 9oh unb ben |
,Spiinstp" 9err Riddrb 2euit. Gs
n alfo fir bic oentbur bette Snters
,retiruns Der fiibrenoen RolIsn Sorss
Ietragen.
Die DIRECTION mo6te bic bsutiden |
2ebrer nO6muls oarauf aufmsrtiam
MAIDEN, bdb S6iilerturten fir Souns
de 4bsnO gu beoeutsnb ermdBiateu |
greiien gelOit peroen t0nnen. bile
rfpiini6te 2ustuuft piro auf tslez
,boniIte ooer perI6nIids 9lniruge
,on Der Sbsatsrtunslsi trtbsilt.
@orpsrtauf an Der gorsSffice i'm
yrano Opera 6pliie, Gel Canal
E01; BOB uno 2atamp's glpotbete,
9ine uno u. Str, Sel. Canal 1917,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-11
ID. ID, ID. seife halt 5bre 6amt aeimnb.

bic unermiiolf fir oas 8obl uno
QBe6e bon 9oomanns Bittipen6simatb,
beforgt pdren. 9as iSelt nabm sinen
gang rei3enoen 8erlauf unb bat aud
einen biibf6er lleberf6ub fir bic
Suife bes Setms ergeben. o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-11
9litrOnOmiihe Meirllidlaft.

Die glitronomiIbe @sIsni5aft
tommt ON SOnneritag gbenp III
Wbetitone Sol. Obiu Medonics Sns
ftitut, CUR mOuutlihen Sibuns Bu.
fdmmen. Serr Dbittisr 9lrnst, 9sba
rer Der %. 9iitriitsfduls, tpirO sfnsH
iIuitrirtsn Yortras iiber bic Woups
pbaieu baIten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-11
sSreie 6ffemtli6e Norlei,ntg iiher
Christian Scienc ce

Sifnea gonns, 6. z. g., @itslicS
Ses YorleinmssratJs Der @uftcrsc.
meiaos Che 6irit GbnrdJ Of Gbriit
Seienfiit in Button, Wiaii.
SaS Eublifnm tit boflid)it einaelaSsH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-11
hranfenmdrlerin lo6t 4mt- -nlide(.
WsDrtle 6abn iast, oak ibr bas ID. D. D. Mesept 10.
Diel ipic 1lDdefeiler's W1illipmem ,uertl if

9ebn Sabre lit i'd an @csema htci Sabre
onoon fonnic id mid iiiobt 5ifcftli6 icDen lais
tett beoedt Sd1 fouiite nicbt eieH. ,Job foInie
ni9t lhlaien. I'd fonHte nidt le6eH. enoltdl
9aoe ib ons groBdrtiae ReBept .. ., 3, ae.
lluloen. Weln 4orper III rein. alatt 8euH es
ltlo 10 oeiclbe befdhe 70 i5nnien ioerrn Rodc.
fniifer."
9erlauqcu
Rscnu sic iracHociileH 9nllinnsidlaa obcr Gin
ipcnin 6nfIillbuna 6nbcn 10 iaiictr III hieielhc
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-09-02
Held as Fathers Slayer.

+ Houston, Mo-, Aug. 29.-The
Grand Jury concluded it's work
yesterday and returned eight in
dictments. One charges j. G.
Goode with murder in the second
degree for the killing of his faith
er, Founte Goode, a wealthy Tex
as county banker and stockman.
Goode was arrested after the
finding of the body of his father
in the yard of their home near
Hurst. Goode confessed that he
and his father had engaged in a
running revolver fight the night
before, after he had taken his
mothers part in a family quar-
rel.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-09-02
Orchard Grove.

Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Tharp WIS.,
tied Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Ball Fri
day evening.
Mr.. ana Mrs. NJ. f. Stouffer
visited Mr.. and Mrs. w. Isley.
Miss Pearl Tharp visited over
in the Appleton neighborhood
last week.
Mr.. Henry Bryant from Nor
tana, came in Saturday noon to
visit his brother and sister, Wal
ter and Fannie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Classify
visited Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Dan
iels Sunday afternoon.
Revival meetings at Orchard
Grove Christian church the seq
ond week in September.
Mrs. LATE Classify and Mrs.
Jim Steele returned Saturday
noon from Kansas City after a
weeks visit with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Classify Wis.,
tied Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Isley
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Ellington
visited at Double Branches Sum
day.
Mrs. Lee Sellers visited Mrs.
Isaac Ellington Saturday.
APPLE BLOSSOM.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-09-02
Elhhart.

Well, still it rains. Last Thurs
day was the biggest rain that w,
have had yet. 1t was clot
soaker and gully washer.
\ G. w. Armentrout s two boys
iwere on the sick list last week
| Theodore Green sold his 8O(
lacres Of land in Elkhart. Con
federation $4,000. That was
quite land trade.
George Fulkerson has traded
his farm in West Point township
for 800 acres 40 miles east of
Springfield. We guess that he is
going to farm on a large scale.
l.. s. Poddock and wife attend
ed the Crumley sale and called
on the writer.
Mrs. holland of Eldorado is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Mcclure
of Elkhart.
Col. Lockridge was trading in
Amsterdam last Saturday. He
had some fine chickens on the
market. We didn't ask him
where he got them.
We are glad to see that North
New Home has come to life
again.
Billy Witt of West Boone at
tended the Crumley sale and told
a reporter that he had a fine corn
crop.
The writer and wife took in
the Sunday school at Mt. Vernon
school house last Sunday.
H. @. Maxey attended the meet
ing at the Mt. Vernon school
house last Sunday and made a
very interesting talk. There was
a large crowd present but all
seemed to have a good time.
Col. Sharp took in the Sunday
school rally last Sunday. He
said he got square meal.
Mrs. Ben Coats returned from
Nevada last week where she had
been visiting friends.
The big fair will be pulled off
at Butler next week. Be sure to
JOHNNY.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-09-02

(Too late for last week,
Mrs. Geo. Soldiers of Kansas
City is here visiting friends and
relatives.
Mr.. John Fust Of Taylorville,
ILL.,, moved in last week. He now
occupies the place vacated by
Prof. Gallatin.
Mr.. Reighley intends to work
for Mr.. Fust.
Mr.. Poffenbarger Of Butler
was in our town on business last
Wednesday.
Mr.. Lynn, who has been en-
ployed to teach the Green View
school was in our town last week
looking for a.place to live.
Guss Trussell and family spent
last week in Kansas City visiting
with relatives.
Mr.. A. G.. Metzler made a bust
ness trip to Butler last Thurs
day.
B. F. Cornell is loading a car
of native lumber this week,
J. l.. Gallatin loaded his ear
and shipped out last Wednesday
Tor Archie where he is employed
to teach in the Archie schools.
Our street commissioner Tom
Scott has been doing some work
on the streets. He sure helps the
looks Of them.
Mr.. Fred Laughlin and wife
left last week for the exposition
at San Francisco and San Diego,
Cal. While on their trip they
will visit Mr.. Laughlin 8 sister,
Mrs. Garfield at Seattle, Wash.
They will be gone about six
weeks.
Our mail carrier Mr.. Mort
from Hume is now taking his
annual vacation. His substitute,
Ed Strait, is working in his
place.
Mr.. A. G.. Metzler left for Ne
vada to see an eye specialist last
Monday. Mr.. Metzler has been
suffering with sore eye for the
last week.
Mr.. Cornell took three loads of
hogs to Rich Hill Wednesday.
A party was given at the coun-
try home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. F..
Journey for the young folks last
Tuesday night.
Harley Incl and Joe Mccall
were county seat visitors last
Monday. ~.
Mr.. Alonzo Bright is quite
sick at this time. DR.. Vint of
Hume is doctoring him.
SLIM.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-09-02
Mound Pickups.

| Mrs. w. G. Dillon was trading
at Passaic one day last week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. M
Rice of Passaic a baby girl Aug
ust 26, 1915.
Thomas and John O'Oea were
Adrian visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Claude Brummett visited
Mrs. Tom Brummett one day last
week.
Mrs. j. B. Rice is recovering
slowly.
Mr.. Samuel beaver returned
home for a visit with his sister,
Mrs. w. M. Miller.
Mrs. Edison Snyder visited at
Mr.. Jesse Church's one day last
week.
Mrs. Tom Queen and Mrs. Hen
ry Wilcox attended the Baptist
Association at Amsterdam.
Mrs. J. II. O'Dea and daugh-
tiers visited at r. +. Holwell's
Wednesday.
Mrs. B. f. Lockard was trad
ing in Passaic one day last week.
: Mrs. Edison Snyder and daugh-
ter, Ruth, went to Kansas City
Saturday, where they will spend
a few days.
Mr.. Webb Shelby was in Elk
hart township buying cattle one
day last week.
There will be preaching Sun
day, Sept. 5, 1915, at the Passaic
Baptist church..
Several people of this town.
ship went to the rally at Mt.
Vernon school house and heard
Mr.. Maxey of Butler speak on
The subject, Sunday School
Work"
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Zwahlen
visited at Mr.. w. NJ. Miller's
LITTLE IRISH ROSE.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-09-02
Summit Happenings.

Leon Norris is nursing a
smashed finger caused from a
mislick of a 16-pound sledge.
Miss Nina Culver is spending
several days with Mrs. Everett
Grant and Mrs. VIM. Tyler.
Miss Reva Thomas of Moline,
ILL.,, is visiting at the home Of her
uncle, Jim Thomas.
Mrs. Lacy and son, HORACE, re-
turned to Bates City Wednesday,
after short visit with her son,
Fisher Lacy.
Mr.. A. s. NIilhorn has written
for his goods to be shipped to
Windsor, saying he had located
there.
Mr.. U. S. Ison was seen speed
ing on Summit Boulevard in a
new Dodge Wednesday.
Mrs. Mona Mitchell returned
to her st. Louis home after three
months visit with her parents,
DR.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Norris. We
all look forward to her return as
she has many friends here.
Mr.and Mrs.Ray Sturgeon of
Kansas City came in Monday for
a two weeks visit with home
folks and friends. OF course we
are all glad to see them.
DR.. Bement and wife returned
to Kansas City Monday after a
few weeks visit with her mother,
Mrs. Golliday. The Doctor said
the fish would not bite any more
so he was ready to 60 home.
Mr.. Herman Seelingcr and
wife spent Sunday afternoon
with VIM. Tyler.
Mr.. Radford and family of
Spruce We're callers at Louis Gull
bertson' Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Clinkenbeard has been
demonstrating the Overland in
this neighborhood. Those who
have been riding in it are much
pleased with it.
Mrs. Price and daughter, Flo
renee, and Mrs. Nellie Sturgeon
visited with Mrs. Sturgeon Mon
day.
Oscar Price got home sick and
has gone to see his mother at Os-
1orne, Mo-, their old home.
Ruth Jones spent Saturday
night with Eulalia Sturgeon. !
SUNSHINE.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-09-02
D. s. to Make Submarines

New York. Aug. 2s.-Wall
street heard q story today to the
effect that Charles NJ. Schwab,
president of the Bethlehem Steel
Corporation practically had
closed q contract with the Chin
ese Government for 100 submar-
ines to cost $75, 0O0, 900 and to be
constructed by the Electric Boat
Company under the supervision
Of ths president Of the Bethlehem
StSol Corporation. The story
W. not confirmed at Schwab q
ohce ct III Broadway or ct the
ohIee Of the Electric Boat Come
pails