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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-04-08
LOCAL ITEMS
OF INTEREST
Timely News Notes Of
Happenings in Parma
and Vicinity.

James and William English
went to Kuna the first OF the
week, where they were doing
some leveling work on the Eng
lish ranch there.
Miss Florence OMAHA went to
Boise, Monday where she was the
guest OF friends for the first OF
the week.
Mortgage and notes bought
and sold. A. /. MYERS, Caldwell,
Idaho, over Baker & Harris
store. ii
On last Friday two carloads
Of hogs and one car ofcattle we're
shipped to the coast market by
Wm. Ross.
Miss Josephine Spaeth, teacher
in the Parma school, spent the
week end with her parents in Ten
davis.
County Attorney Henry Grill
fifth, OF Caldwell, was in town
Monday on professional business
Rev. J. B. Story was transact
ing business in Weiser the first
of the week.
You can get more for CASH at
Tanners than any place else.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Sloan drove
to Caldwell, Monday, returning
the same day
NJ. C. Eacker came down from
Boise, Monday morning with
his Studebaker car which he has
been demonstrating in this viein-
ity.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". S. Clore and
Miss Julia Clore were visiting
relatives in Caldwell. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Fogle, Miss
Marie Burrough and Scott Ken
nedy formed an automobile par
ty which visited Parma Sunday
in Henry McNees car. Mr.. Fogls
says that's surely a fine country
| up there.-Gate City Journal.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Mitchell
were Sunday guests OF friends
and relatives in Caldwell.
F. E. Fisk was a week end visi
tor in Boise.
i The Parma neat Market il
slashing prices on smoked meats
and lard. Come in and get prices
aud save money.
Ii you are in need OF wagon
buggy or harness, see the Stude
baker Bros. Co. at Parma Chas
Lanning, Local Mgr 9-3(
E. NJ. Small, of Wilder. was ;
business visitor in town Monday
Mrs. Belle Fouch, of Boise, wa
a week end visitor in the home o
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. R
Ii. Stockton.
| R. E. Servoss, who is popula
in Nyssa, went up to Parma
Sunday to visit friends. Tat
City-Journal
Prof. Lakin was transactinl
business in Caldwell, Saturday.
Among those who attende
the ball game between the Co
lege of Idaho and the Namp
high school at Caldwell, Thur,
day were: Frank Twitchell, Ere
Chapman. Raymond Dickersor
II George Story, Fred Sherman
Rush Lanning, Ernest Martin
Il Ernest Fisk and Lee Fisk.
II Miss Irene Starkey underwer
Il an operation for appendicitis {
St. Alphonsus hospital Monda
: morning. She was reported lal
: evening to be resting easily
Statesman.
! Mrs. F. NJ. Echelberger,
L Boise, was a guest for the wee
| end in the j. c. Blackwell HON
returning to her home Monde
evening.
iii EG johnson has started on Il
home trip from an extended Wis
in Iowa. Mrs Johnson left NO
day to meet him at Salt Lake.
j A 25c tube of Nydentaor Re
all tooth paste for 1Sc at d
Stockton Pharmacy from Sat
Apr. II to Sat. Apr. II.
: MRS Bertha Rowland of Cal
= we'll was a visitor in the A
i Mitchell home, Tuesday
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-04-08

We are agents for NJ. Born &
Co., merchant tailOrs.
Tanner Nero. Go.
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aniprdde -, Siidter gllfreo 81. yaip.
pert.
8. llbr 80. gesiln Der 8orItealnlg
.Siaipntba"-
9. ltbr 10. 8e9inn oes grobartigeu
5eueriuerfs.
9. lbr 30. sSortieBung 6es aon5erts
Der @sberger'ihen aapeIle.
Ouperture: sgealltiful 9alatbea"
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,@6os pon Der MetropoIitan Opera"
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Broom WiaSrigal ........ 8ille6p
fSinaIe .,llniere MepubIic" Gsberger
7.30--tf.30 8un5pergniigen auf
Dem 3mB6ooen neben oem all1b.
bdus.
Gum G6lub: aa6aret 9oritenuua
ron Director 8. 6. Gdmtb unb
GeIeGidaft, fopie allgsmeine g.lus
itiguug i'm r8eutI9en Dorf", benz
r9ratipuritgl6tIs" uno i'm alubs
bdus.
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9rahtiger Grfolg
@ar Oas seitrigc Iicnie SeS SannO.
Deraner lint. .@ereins RO. /.

Ter S1annoperaner ltnteritiibungs.
8erein Ro. l belt gsitsrn I'M Clifton
9arter iiolia BON Rspport eth pic
nit ub, peItes iih gu ttnsm rett beuts
iden Yoltsfeit eeItaItet bate. Gs
batteu iit 5atlreide 5reunoe Der Sans
nooeruner nit .sino uno 9eseI" eins
geiunoen, mas nitt psrfebIts, benz
eemiitbli6en 9buu uno 9reiben Elm
defenders freunblidss acIortt gu per=
lei5cn. Inter ben 9diteu bsfdnpen
fb pieIe W}itslisoer nes 9suti6eu
@drtler lluteritiisHtgs Iereins.
bes Tettonia Wldnnerhors, Der
g2n. IeQ Soge 5. 8. =. i. non Gin
cirnati, 6cs Sannoberoncr Rard)er'
Gaiiuus BON Ginton 4Iace, oesSped-
mann GjegeHIeitigen llnteritiiBungss
Yereins BON Gummiuspille u. v. Der
lSrdiioent oeS Dannooeronsr lin.
teritiisun9s 9creins, Serr Wm. Bil.
beImp, begriibte bic 9eridmmlung nit
elmer berlIitsn AnIprahe, ipeIde beir
fGuig oufaenommen puroe. gr itellte
Johann Serrn 6riebrit SOsipeIer,
Yrdiioertt bes Ceutideu @drtner I'm
tsrituBuugs 9erstns Opr. tpeIher In
elmer tur3sr. absr efiettOoIsr Rsoe auf
bic geOsuturs oieies iycitss bintpies.
Seine Rsbe puroe gtei6fuls ourh
lsbbaften geiiua ausse5etHnet. Sm
9ooiuon parbe iooaun bel ben SLIM
cen osr 8udinGnu'idsn 9upeGe bsm
3an3pergniieen IN ausaiebtger WeiIe
Der 5eutonid UhdnnerHpr
erfreute Iooann bic Suite bur6 ben
mebrerer oeutIfer 8oltsIie,
Der, bic ppr5iiolih 5u @eb6r gebra9t
puroeu uno Iebboften gstfoll funbsn.
Dos Heterogeneous 2ommittes, mel
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8plbenes Jmbildmnt
@iro am SOnntas, Dem S. sInsnit
Der SdpeiSer WlGuHerhpr be-
gebeu.

Der Sdpei5er Wdnncrhor fanR
in Oieien Sabre nli ein iiini5l8Iabrt.
ges 9eiteben 5uriidbIiden uno ods
qoloene S5uHldum miro ielbItreOeHo
in gIdH8enoer Beiie beaangen per'
ben.
Qas Set lit aui Sonntag, Den s.
9luauit, onberauut DorOen ltno als
GSeItploe nur0e Der biIbich gelegene
unb Iebr beduem NIT Der StrdBer'
balm su erreiheroe Clifton 8drten III
gterpport erpGbIt uno Oie Sdrpei5er
Sangcr qeben lid Der 6Ofinung btn,
bob lid gu ibrcm Ghrentagc ul6t MIR
Die IanrntIihen 0titqIieOer Der bic
iigen oelttideu &oIouie, ionoerr dlle
oeutiden 9ereine eiuiinoen ruerbeu
9luberbem itebt allh bohniafonmle-
ner 9eiuh bon auslpGrts IN Auslt6ti
oenn eS boben Iih aus oeritteoener
StGoten bereitS SfrUei3er BeretHt.
alineen angemeloet.
Inter ben uuspGrtigen Deretner,
bic Ioipeit bic an lie er9angepen gin'
obuWgeu angenommen bdben, beftnf
ben Iid bic pOn Samilton uno DaptpE,
fopie bic @ereine .glIpentOsleiu" uno
Der SttpeiJer 0amsHo,rsiu ppu golts-
bile.
Der fSeitnoner tpiro !6err DITTO Gns
ner, elmer Der betannteiten ptpniers
Der bieiigen S6pe3sr SOlonie lem
uno 0irigent g. 3. Reuter bat ieIbits
r.beno Elm Der GeIegeuRtt aHgemeies
mes 9ieberprogrcmm eiritlotrt, bel
oeiIen Surtfibruue aud Der SdDeis
ser RGnusrbor BON SdmiItou utitiutrs
Ten ntrb. 9os aommtttee, in DeHer
SGroen bic arrangemerts fir BITE
eS5ubtlGumsfeisr ruben, ieBf fih aus
ben foIsenoen 5erren 5uiammen: &c.
9robe, q. 2pbner. s. D. &lietr5t. J.
aib anb Gb. Ritnarb.
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Gk..6rlanbRibideinc.

(Garl $. 9urfins %. 1900 @Imore
}Strabe.
lailian GOltsr, "a, 2601 Gorerain9tp.
George DOirOl, %, 2245 Stratiorp
! IDenue.
ianna &uBberger, %, 32O alotter glD.
! iSbomas 9. 8are, Al. 2721 &lms
! plqce.
lGOra MOrton, 40, 242O Wap Ctr.
)g8m. Morsan, 25, 26 Of 9. Ctr.
tWfauo 6eitou, %, SIC SIT pearI ct.
JOpsn @bote, %, SIS Of g. Ctr.
lWiatie 6. gppler, II, 3051 DdfbS
instpn Serrace.
}GIarsnce Qerpis, %, GIeDes, Obio.
lUlae Ring. II, OesgI.
lqrtbur ). McGrsa. %, gtep gpri.
tMarguret Rurrap, 19, Rt. @aibs
ington.
}O1drtiu sinber, 26, 2218 GOIeruiu
I Nbenue.
(annu 9OOg, 19, 115 GinOlap Ctr.
|glntOn s6mib, %, 334 SIt pearl
! Strabs.
lGliie Guns, %, gnna 2OuiIs Snn-
}Gbriit gu6er, %, 653 RiOble Ruab.
l9ertba Numper, Is, 215 OoeOn Str
|Biaiam Raton, %, $50 Rt6monb
! Strabs.
Gbitb WilIer, $50 @arIisle 2loe.
SObn 6. gaIte, 30, 232 STt Clifton
1 Ibenue.
Sennie Bruce, 80, oesgl.
Wiqiam 6. iSiBpatsr, q, Somiltpu,
Sbio.
gera grnt, Is, 1919 2tun Str.
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Fels Il Co., Philadelphia.

tonen ldiIeH unb pie aQes Oas nit
Rtlft, oeutiae Yriigel aus3utbeileu uno
Sdla6teu gu gepinneu.
n8ooofellotps", meinte Der g3eoner,
rbeiBt auf Oeutia, CUTE aerIe, uRb
oas IinO lie, benn b0Ie WhenI9en bas
ben feline 9ieoer, ou ibnen Oag Bier
am SoItntag geHou 10 out i6medt ais
am Natag, baben Tie fi4 ein stgenes
Gotol 3ugelegt, no lie nit ibrsn
6reunben teinen Ourit gu IeiOsn brGus
den. sic Itnb aIfO aud rfmart
feQops." Dem PrGiibenteu, 5errn
u. 9eeB, Osm etn5igen iiberlebenoen
8riiroer oes 9ereius, ipiinI6e i9 DOH
Ser8en, bab er in 10 Sabren aud bas
goloene StiftuHgsfeit in gutter @e-
Iunbbeit mitfeiern m0ge. Serr Gbas.
&ubn, Der tii6tigs S3aBmeiiter uno
5peite 0irigsrt 1T rtbs oHlp Coon in
topH", Der 10 gut 5enor fingen unb
oirigireu tann. Wait IoIden patersn
WtGunerR an Der SpiBs felt Der Der
eiH ieoer 3eit ieinen Mann unb i'd
foroere ale auf, nit mir in Elm breis
fades. oOnnernoes Soh auf ben 9oobs
feIlop WGnnerdpr ein3uitimmeR!"
Rudoem lid Der 8eifuu, tpeIder Der
Rebs bes 6errn S9miot folste, gelest
bate, itimmteu bic Sdneer bus i90s
ne Der Gag Des Serrn" an, tpDmit
Dds ofii3iele progpamm isinen abs
i6lub fanb.
DAP Der unpffi8ieus, gemiitbli6e
Sbeil oes Jeites IN bobsm Wlabe allen
QHiprii&n aeniiste, bic man on elm
beuti4es gOItsfeit fteaen tam, bruuht
ipobI nidt crit betont su tperben.
Sdmmtlide gnpeierbe. Ddmsn 10.
DobI ipR !9erren. gaben fih nit ful.
der Gnerqie Der ebIsn fibsIitas bin,
oaB bic Stunoen tpie i'm ssIuge bas
bingingsn. Die Serreu Sdnger Der
oerfhiebsnen 0ereiHe guben ibre berrs
Ii6iteu 2ieoer gum 8eiten unb lie ianz
gen allen Qrtpeieuosn aus benz Sers
gen. Wenn aud in un1erem Staat,
bic 3eIOtsn bds oeft in Der Sano bas
Ben, 10 berridte uuF oisiem sSeite
bod ni6t bic SrOtenbstt Der Sabarn,
i'm @egentbiI. DAB ss aber urge.
mit3lih bergiug bis gum SdIub,
brau4t pohl nidt erit beionDsrs tons
itatirt peroen.
0us tii9tigs Rommittee, tpeltss
ale arrangements nit umii6t sstrofs
ZEN bate, beitanb aus ben Serren:
Soc g8eiuoro, prdIibsnt; qtb. arue.
ger, SetretGr; Sp. 2tlberB, 5dabmeie
tier; 3. RiebOff, 3. Sustdmp, pb.
6eb, 5reO. WeBser; prdiibsnt u. Beef
unb Ghas. Wlenier.
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su5ialiitsn aui GOuep Sslanb.

Ter iabrIit,e ausilun. ben Die go
3ialiiten geiteru nad 9onep >Ssldno
untcrnnbmen, 7aitaltetc iit 3i eineru
moBGrtigen Griclge. Ter geilh lies
ridIis gu piIHiten iibrig itno iammt.
life sInpeierOeu nnnilirten iit uor.
jiiglih. Sames 8. Raurer. ein ioJin.
Iiihifes gitgIieO Der Se9isIntur Don
YcnnipIponia uno Praiioent Der tSe.
Scraticn OF Sdbor bon BenuiDIpauia.
f1wie @bns. glter, Staotratbs.glit-
1lieo pou SSamiIton, bielteu In.
ipradlen.
9taditen Saulitng ipiro Die cpauge'
Iiitc 3ions @emeinoe ibr 4ienie aui
9ouep SSSlanO abbnlten mo nddlteu
Sonntag Die Ct. Soiepbs Sitter.
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0aie esSaa.
8eitriss glieberIuae Der yaebs" i'm
NeolanO Sielo.

Die .,Heos" ml0 ,Gudfers" trnien
geitern 8orniittng lun baIb II lltr
aus RbilaoeIpBio in Cincinnati ein,
lpuS ibuen rah Den mini aintpfen in.
nerbaI6 BON orei (a9en mo Der Ian.
gen Giicnbabnintrt mm pier Gtunoc1l
s}eit sur Grbollma lHo sur 8orberei.
tlna fiir ons 9Ia6uitta9sfpiel i'm
9le0Inn6 ;SieLo er!lubte. Gros Der BEL.
Seu giicoerlaaru Der rRcoS" am
Snnltag in Der Quaferitdbt, bottet
iid) III eein Spjce iiber 1000 81.
id,auer eingeiun0eu. Die es an olti-
mlnternoem 9eiiau iiir lmferc Sun.
gems nidt feblen IieBcn uHo 6aourf
ibre 9opaIit1t i.r ben beimii6en
alub 6efltftoeter.
9IIs gatterie fir Cincinnati iangir.
ten Sdjleuoerer Inle m6 ,ydneer
&lartc gcgen 0eier reip. &iaifer fir
Die @egner. llnierc SSuNgcns madten
9 Ereiicr aeaen 6 Der Gutter" unb
Daren Die aoutoa bci6er Rlubs nit ie
eincili Se6ler beloitet. 3ds SpieI ging
iiir sic ,Reos" I'M 8. @ange onrG
cinen SebIer pnieres SdrpGrmeres
Briil;tb perIoreH Der einen gaa
olrd oie Sdilbe gIeitcn Iieb als ppei
9aien bciebt fNreu, mas 6er @cgrern
2 91itie einbradte Ddle ian0te jruei
8uitiddlIer sitr gart, 9eaeu brei; er
oetideufte MIR einen ,SreipoB 3itr l..
9die aPgen sipei. SDron imS gafOu
luaren Die Sf)ieosritaer.
ReiuItat ocsgeitrigen
GpieIs.
Cincinnati ...0020000oo-2
gbilnoelpbin .sO00200002-4
Seine aiibere gtatiouaIliga4Spiele
itaroen fir geitrru uui ben BRO.
1raurn.
$tlite Iafmittag orpeites SpieI
Der Serie 3rpiifen .Reos" uub
= rGudters" i'm Re0Iaub JieIc.
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a9tnaa.
ne sstn q. Hsft gadina Ns., Ietes
fstbon @eft 23e0, ifeut ffir ibrs bislsH
t6nsgAsn gteunoe einsn frodeiifu E6ius
fen aiH bsiapt6ftfhs att Der, Der rob
eegsiieu tpsrbsH fam. 3te bsntf6bn
6&tnfen In bisfem nnnbs iinb bstBabe
GlIe etrsssebrf unb bic fpeHieen, bic
NOD Gu tateH itnb. brinsen bon 75
gsnfs be 800 pro piunb. Die Rotb
Hnfine gc. pBfeit itr bsrfibmtes ,.Tspe
pfant' 5ieif6 mad bem alten benfit,sn
Btrfubyen nnb fis bat firsli6 w1af6ireu
aufgeteilt ponit ne cute ate iro6ene
e6tufsr prcbusirvn fauu. bic rob aensf.
fen SrfrbsH forrer. Ter prets befrdaf
2s Gents bro Bfunb S1. bieisfben fi6ers
ftsffen rp6 bic bsntffhtn, inbenr ne uif
eirer sIsfiriiner Wdf1,ne In edetberr
eefhHitftn iperben unb IN ilstrs Qrns
hau.Gidfst ilftoi6t btrpddt frb, fobab
bie camille fe borrdtbia 6nten fam,
sttnfo ME 6tlee cher aonferoert.
Tnn6e fjcmiIien f6nnsn elmer annssn
g4fnfsn ntft esbronten unb Nber 3us
drt. trel6et belm RBfein ae5rniicht ,ptrb,
tsrrrfont Gdirmei. NE dSldier finb
sabsr ON befisr In banbbeben. 9uei
gttenb bdbou duf zine Rite. $50 per
&iitenb tn's 6dns asliefert. Wlebr
brnnft nlnf aefagt sn iperben. Berp
6su Gle firs sttfie, !
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eokal.Derid)t
Huf ms Treis
Msnr anldklid oes prad)tisen Sunnen.
ihrins sritern bic Farols Der
Gineinnatier.

1ie Sonne id,cint jett an Den
Gcmttoeen oas nad,bolen 5it nollen
mas lie III ben eriten Ssodrn oes
Sommers peridirmt battc nmb Ole
8olee lit. SdB Die geiiser Der Som.
nIr.Jnrten. bic nniangIid, IN 6ieiem
Solnner iuiclge oes unilnterbrohc.
nen Negeituetters idtpere 9crIlite er.
liften be'ten, jett pieber auiathmen,
Co ungeiihts Der edit iommerIiteu
pitternussUerbdItniiie iest ibr g2ei.
gem bIiilyt.
Ter geitriee Gag mar iuieSer elm
i.irtlif ioealer Sonmertag, elm 5o1
II ret,t oagi angetban 8rob ino
aiein in's ,Sreie III Ioden unb oo6er
ieeten bereits in ben goruittaasitirn.
ben lpubre 8olferipnnoer,mgen mad,
Den perid,ieoenen Sonlnergdrten rm6
observation-disclosures elm, ioooH
bic Staot ielbit elm 6iemli9 pcrIaiie.
aes 0iIo BOT.
ssn beIen Sd,aaren itromte oas
TabIifim nod Dem 3oolos.
if6eu 8crten, Der lid, CUR 3eii
in feiner s.fBen Sfonbeit praientirt.
9it Der prddtigen IbierfoIleftion
tbeiItcn ii6 in bas sSntereife Der 9e.
iiidcr aIn geitrigeu 5ase bic ssrote.
icn.Snoianer, Die ibre 5ipeite Gyofe
NIT Der 8oriiibriinq Don 2cneiellom's {
tod,poetiidjem ,Siafpatbd" bceannet.
lie aiis 90 s5erionen beitehcnoe
1u.ppe bietet portreiiIid,e 9eiIhingen
iino 6os 2ongfeaoip'ife @ert finoc.
eine abioIut taoeIlOfe @iebcrgabe.
iuos aud, ieitens bes gubIitlims se-
legentlib Der seitriecn goritcliingen
ourd) entbiiiaitiihen 9eiiaa noLani
nnerfannt purbe.
Sn Gorep SsIanb beeann &c.
itern Die Sia'id,e Bib @eit 2ruppe
bic 5ipeite @ote ibres engagements
iInS bic nnd 5auienbcn sdblenoc
@enae. Die iid oieies beliebte Som.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT fiir ibren Conn.
tnssai,sflug sspdblt bate. sDIlte Den
portrefiliden 9eiinmgen Der Goip.
bops lrub SynSianer bcgeiiterten Bel
iaa. sun mpitteIpunft bes sSntereiieS
itanben natiirIid) bic Gticrfdmpfe. Gle
fiir Cincinnati cine abioIiite N0uiidt
fine unb Die mas ReaIismts anbe.
trifft, ber5lih penig 5u uiinider
iibris lniim. uennidJon es uatiirIid,
bel Siefen Stiersefeften uidJt 10 Blu.
fia 5iigebt. nie es in Rerifo iotpie in
Gpanien Der 5aIl lit. Natiirlih er.
freiten iidb Die biperieu 8oIfSbeIirii.
eimgen gleiGfaas zines eIanSen6en
3niprudls, fur5 bic 9eiudcr oou 60.
ilep SsInnb perlebteu efitern einen
iuirflib ioeaIen. ger,tBreifcn Tag.
0u Iaiiienben itrorteu bic Ginein.
natter AM seitrigen 3age nad Dem
Sbciter garf, 100 nnmentIib Der
gaoeitranS bic Capitalization bel
Ger ioinmerIiden Siee 6iIoete ssm
saaiier pimmelte es ben ganSen Gag
iiber CON einen li,iiigcn 8oIfd,en. 01s
fiA silrdJ Elm tiihles BAD pi erfriifcn
pcriui,te. 9eatiirIi6 erireliten lid, bic
@cri.elunseu i'm 9aioepiIle 9beaier
eines iebr regen @eind,s ,mo nnment.
lid bic gead, 60 GuinIaH Grlippe Don
Geilii-;eru ipllroe 6lfrd entbliiIaill.
ihen appIals aiisae5eidmet.
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DIES Iit Inn ben .GrfOlg 6es sSeItes
einen beIpnoeren @eroieuIt errporben
bate, mar aus folgenosa Serren fons
itituirt porOeu; 8oriiBenber, Sobn
AIberS; Sdyabneiiier, hilbert Streit.
BORT; @ruit 8ieper, 9htgldt ,5lnA 5.
3iemanH, Sermann Robe, p6ilipp
FIttiuger uuo YrGiibent Dm. Dttbel
mn er offiio. On ben GGantitGnDen
mar Die 6tlfc oes ARRANGEMENTS Rom-
mites gleidfaIIs in 2lnipruh genome
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-26
Clifton Sbeatsr.

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-26
SntersTantss aon,.rt.

sm Gininnaii gOni,rpatOrp ofgau.
&c finbsi am Di.nstaa 2lbenD eiu
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mann unb Wiinirtuns bsrihieoener
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Wefifbert
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Safe.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-11-21
SOME HOPE YET
Of SAVING BARK
TUG INCA LEAVES WITH LIGHT
ERs AND CARGO WILL BE
REMOVED.

The work of removing the cargo Of
rosin from the Norwegian bark Kill
leena, ashore on the North Break
ers, will start early this morning
and by this afternoon it will probably
be known definitely whether or not
there is a chance to save the vessel
The tug Inca, after making a trip
to the bark yesterday morning, re
turned to port and left again in the
afternoon with two large lighters, and
the work of removing the rosin from
the hold of the bark will begin this
morning. The sea was reported
smooth yesterday and it is not be
lieved that any difficulty will be ex
perienced in removing the cargo
Those who visited the bark yester
day stated that she appeared to be
in very good condition. Although
there is approximately seven feet Of
water in the bark's hold it is not
believed that she is leaking, and that
thus far she has not been damaged to
any great extent 1t is the intention
of those engaged in the work to first
unload the cargo and to then further
tighten the vessel by pumping out the
water. Then tugs will make an effort
to tow her off the breakers and, If
successful, she will be lowed to this
port, where she will probably undergo
the necessary repairs
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-11-21
HAS MONASTIR FALLEN?
DOCTOR WHO REFUSED TO
SAVE CHILD'S LIFE UPHELD

CHICAGO, Nov. 20.-Six physicians
composing a coroner's jury Friday
held that Dr. H. j. Haiselden, who per-
mitted an infant, Allan John Bollin-
ger, to die when an operation might
have saved him to a life of unhappi-
ness as a defective, was morally and
ethically justified in refusing to per
form the operation which his con-
science did not sanction.
An implied disapproval of a course
wherein a physician might determine
if it was or was not desirable for a
patient to liy ewas contained in the
concluding paragraph OF the verdict.
"We believe that the physicians high
est duty is to relieve suffering and to
save or prolong life"
The jury was composed of the fol-
lowing physicians: John F. Golden,
Mercy hospital Arthur Rankin, pro-
fessQr of anatomy, Loyola university;
d. Howard Chislette, dean of Hane-
mann college; d. A. X. Steele, dean
of the physicians and surgeons col
lege of the University of Illinois; Hen
ry P. Lewis, professor of obstetrics,
Cook county hospital; Ludwig HEX
toen, professor of pathology, Rush
Medical college, of the University of
Chicago.
DR.. Haiselden, in his testimony, said
he did not reach his final decision not
to operate until he had consulted fif-
teen practicing physicians, fourteen of
whom approved his course of letting
the little life expire. The mother of
the child, wife of workman and the
mother of three other children, all
physically and mentally normal, also
agreed that the baby woud be better
off dead, he declared
81 did not operate, first because of
deformity of the child, and second be-
cause of the seriousness of the case, -
he said. 81 did not urge the parents
to follow my advice. Il simply gave
my opinion as consulting surgeon
I was morally certain the child would