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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-10

tpurben 9lnSriffs Der Riifsn abge'
i6lasen.
armeegruppe bes gr3bsr5pgs 2arl
Grans: Sn ben aarpatbsu idoben mir
umere poiitioneu na9 einem .erfol9s
reiteR 4nsriff BEL gaballroopa tpsis
ter Dor unb mir pertbeiDigten bic err
oberten pOiitiOnsn in erfplgretter
Weiie ssgen beftiss 8essnansrttfs.
HumGuit der st RIGGS 4a .
plab.
Sn SiebsnbiirgsH befinosn fi4 bic
Rumdnen auf Der sdn5en 9inie 1ilf
BEN Hiid5us uHb bic beuti4en uno
5ferrsiaiiden srappen bG0eH Soer3'
burg befsbt. Der duf biden 5beil
bes ariegsf9auplasss gesug 9absns
ben She'll Der offiSieIIen getanntma'
Dung lalltet tpie fOlgt:
.Sm 0itlihen Sieben6iirgsn riiden
unisrs 5ruppen uHunterbro6eH Dor.
Su Der S6ladt BEL arOnitobt tpurbsn
Bic Rumdnsn esidIaseR. RuHdHIiae
@sritdrtunsen, bic bonn Rorben Der
an,amen uno norboitli9 Don arons
itabt in Die S4la4t einsriffsn, parsn
nidt I'm Stanbs, ibr cine dnbers Wsns
brns gu eeben unb bas 9OrrideH Der
Oeuti6en unb SeIterreiher duf5ubd!s
ten. ggir bdben soer3burs srobsrt.
Der 5einb bsfinDet Ii9 auf Der san'
gen ainie auf bem Riid5ug.
,armeegruppe oss SeIomariballs
bon Madenien: .0euti6e Sruppen.
BON Sterreibif9 unsarii6en Mouis
tors unterItiibt, ba6en uOrbpsitlid
bon SiItOpa cine Sniel in Der 9onau
ero6ert unb babel 5tpsi Sffi3iere
unb 156 Wdm sefansen senOmmen
uHb feds aanonen erbeutet.
4 4
so.rsburg liegt Is Mlsilsn fiibs
ipeiili4 BON Sronitaot urb iiebeu
meilsn bon Der rumGnii9sn Grenas
entfsrnt.
OffiSietIs buIsarifae
aries5na9ri6t
5ofia, SOnntos, s. Stipbsr.
Gin am SOnntas bonn ariessminiitss
rum p.r5fisntlidtsr ofiisisrer geriat
lautst tpie fpIot:
nMa5souniifps Gron!. Rad Der
iiberaus blutistn Risberluse, bic am
Greitas sp0lf isinbltds gatailluue an
hsr Gront spiIden @rabssnica unS
aenaIi erlittsn. sab Der SeinS fsine
porSu,iiden, auf. Sn biefsr
ejtssnS fanbsn ain Disnitas nur 9lrs
tlllerisssfshte itutt. Geinosae 2lriiIe~
RE perIu6te ahsrmals -tei SiotiDir
iibsr ben. Gernu blub 81 sebeu. pur'
ben absr NIT ithperen gsrluitsn 3us
Sm WicsIeniea 5bai
fanS an Der sali5en ainis beftises
2iriillsrieieusr iiatt.
.sluf bsiber llfsrn iss Daroar
5luHss unb an ben 9tbbdussn Der gs'
lafaiba gsrss fanbsn idbpufs Nj.
tilsrisseiefte Ilatt. On Der Struna
5ront TT bic Gage uneerdnbert. itr.
I.re ibrpers s(rtiIIsrie trsb mebrsr.
Teinbli9e Snfanisrie. uno aapaueries
yfhnbigunss abt5.ilaHssn dusein
AMBER unb sipang 5tpsi pun,srs4utos |
s.sbila ,um Racsup |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-10

nRumdniIhc 5rOnt: Qdngs Der
8onau 1T aaes rubig. 2tu4 in BET
8o6ruoi9d 6errfdt DerhdltniBmdBigs
StilIe. Der Seinb bat fid in feline ure
ipriinsIiden Stellunssn 3uriidgs3os
gen. Tit siiiem erfyIgrsi6en @egens
ansriff, Der norbDitli9 bon benz Sorie
gafdaut itattfanb, trieftn mir eins
Teinbli6e aolonns 5uriid, bic I4psrs
WerluIt. erlitt.
Cine tpeftere 9efanntialdung oont
9. Otto6er iagi, bab Aeltii4 bon BE-
Wonaftir 5lorina Giisnbdbn Der
Jeinb 3uriidsei9Iossn noroeu iei, 5itz
lid BON Der Giisnbabn ss dber ben
Serbsn selungen lei. ii4 uuf bem linz
ten llfer Der gerna fefSuesen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-10

0ret britiI9e 8reu5er tumen am
Wlvltag Morgen Tim 2.40 in Der Rd1e
oes Rantudet 2eu9tidtffes an, fat
genGu 36 StuIben, naGjrem bic 4ns
peienDett bss oeuti6en unterIeeboote5
bura bic qreBbepeiAen Der Q8eIt an
setiinbigt puroe. @s 1T unter ben
umitdn6en anSunebmsn, baB bts
S4iffe DON 5alifag unb Bermuda tas
men.
Rur Elm Il IntetTeeboot.
Repport, VI. s., TO- Ott. Qmes
rttauifbe Uearine Off;8iere briitteH
am Qbenb bic befttnmt, Qnii9t aus,
baB nur Elm e;nsiSes l1nicrfeebOOt bic
Qngriffe Guf bic OieIen S9iffe III
Der RGbe bes gtuntudst 2eu9tf9iffes
asma9t bat. Sontreaoniral alberi
9leaDeg, Der &Ommanbeur Der Slo.
tile Don SorpeooboDt5eritOrern, oi.
am SorHtag WtorgeH 10 ifmel on
Srt uno StelIe mar uno balf, bic
S6tff6rii6tgsn gu rettea, ertIdrt, aus
ben 9eriaten cller leiHer Sfft5ters
se6e bsroor, baB ibrs- 9Iuii4t naA
MIR elm eirsiges unterIeeboot all bnS
lnbeil angeri4tet bat. SieIes Boot
mar allen 4uIbein no9 bas III 53'
bas am Samitas ga9n;ittag IN gtep'
pert einselaufsn mar, nm etnen grieT
fir ben 9otI91fter 8ernitorff absu'
aeben unb bann rpiebsr in Gee sin5,
obue audi MIR eie geringiten 8orratPs
an goro gu nsbmeu, pfgleit4 bas goof
bsrsits II sag. auf Sc: mar.
Slbmtral @leapes iagte, bat3 er
letft 6ie beitiuurrten geboltptingeir
BEG aar&tdns bon benr gealrtudet
2eud)tItyiff uno BON WonniGaften
ser torpeoirten Sdyiffe, oaB uIebr dls
elm 11rterieeboot on bem Ingriff be-
tbeiItgt gepeien ieten, begretfen Ton.
ne. 0os Eaudiboot mar bon ietr gro
ser 8cidtpinoigfeit lrno iulroe ii
@eiie sefiihrt, iagte
er. Gs lei Elm 9et6tes fir oos Boot
geueien, altf eiuer Seite eines Shif'
les slt peribiptlben uno oa1n liner.
luartet on etllem anberen auf5utall'
diem. gr Sriifte Die glniif)t aus, onS
oas Boot oft getlitg untergetuu6t
un6 oqnn uie6er atf Der Sberfladle
erid)ienen iei, I'M irgeno Semano,
nit @usnaDme einea ibarfiidtigen
profeiiionellen 9epbahters IRE 5u
fii6ren unS Sen @troruf slt eripeder,
oafl mebr ais etf1 2au3ooot an oer
2lrbeit lei.
Oieie Slmiidt miro aud burA Die
IuSiagcn non pieIen Der 4Saiiugicre
uno Rannihaiten her perienften
sdliffe m,teritiist, bic iiberetnittnI'
meno erfIdren, oob bos llnterieeboot
nehr sl tbun hatte, als es auf ett-
nal betp1Itigeu fonnte uno einer
Dunpier aitfforbern rtubte 81 mar
ten, Bis er on Die &eibe fdue, MOB
reno Elm onberer periertft pa,rbe.
2is,itenant COMMANDER @Ger oo,l.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-10
Uie eS (6eint 9ing kein ein5igcS ]l(en(den(t
Oct en(atione((en Qftaire Uer(oren.
SSenlt tan audi nnm Der Seiabmng bes nerienttem %
,,Stim9stun" nnd) niebts geb1rt bat
Die ie6s S9iffe tnurhen 45 Wteilen bon Der
entierut berieutt.

Ss 1an @Sf3as Rer
50
Gmerf@Hden anai4M
Der
Spnf rbr au
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(Jortissans auf Der 2. Gsi4s)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-10
eintinnati sienaaG 10. cttobsr 1916
0Sefterberi@t.

lyiir Ohio unb peunfblOdnien: 2tne
6altsnb fiiblss Wetter am 9ienitag;
5roft pdbrsnb Der Id6t, ipdbrIGeine
li9 5iemlitb fturter 5rpit i'm n0roz
li6en She'll. 2lm WittDO4 i40nes,
etpas tpdrmerss Wetter.
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2ll5 8ibilperionen
Sn Gransreid unb Bell
glen inusrbalb sinss
Sahrts bur3 ansrif
fe Der 9flliirten

Berlin, 8. gitobsr. gluf brabt-
loIem Wese n16 GapuiLit Die llsxrs
Zee : gla4ri9ten Qlsen.ur meipei.
bdB i'm Uaonat Septtn,tsr Ia benz
prn ben 0eutitsn beisbsen Gjeb'e.. IL
Helsitn unb Grantr.ih 13 Mdnntr, 7
syrauen unb 13 ainber bur4 bic NJ
iiIlerie ober sitd alsrorlons Der or.
Iiirssn set5Sts. unb 40 wsGnnsr, 80
riyauen unb 80 ainbtr btrtpunbst
ipuybsn. Die Mn3abI hsr 8iuiIiftsn.
in4st p sss ssisstsH Spbislsa ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-10
Der fran5of(6t Gransportoa'npfer
,,@al,ia' bon 15,100 @onnen,
Jl(d 1000 ](ann frau66f(dG uno (er((6u Uuppen On
8Mo, i'm ]l(dteQin0l6en ]lleer ue(en6t.
0fmr 1865 Wtanm 1umrbem aerettet.
Die S6(a6t on 0er Somnle to6t meiter NIT unge=
6eurer 9cnigkeit,
Hber allie dix dperaen Hng der Hrten werdsn bug abgstagn
9inr 1865 Waann ,pnrbem aerettet.


ahh Rad Wst
nJrhGah nj
9dtssh Cine 1Vas g Sa'
g uno tlupen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-10

Septenr6er 1915 burd) sie QWiirten
sstootet ipurosn, belauft ii4 iest aaf
2115 periun.n.
Sic ZHlad)t an oerZsninie
Sr6t INNER nod nit uHsebsurer Sefs
tisteit.
-
Die berstpeifeitm anitrengungen o.s
Geinbes, bic beutIdeH 2inien gu
iprsnssn, aber uersebIi4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01

ala with the wire. but with the fabric
h"c'nS" of greater toughncss. IT would
TAX" much longer time IN time.
however. IL would break. as every bend
means the tearing of some OF the
| GbcrS
Now this is exactly VIVA, u man docs
| 10 'h" fabric OF his tires when he runs
! ms car with the tires undcrinii:,tod
rave YOU ever noticed the tlatc or belly
~ an unh"rinilatcd tire just below the
| nun ti@vc YOU ever considered what
happens TO such II tire when the wheel
| ~ mao" TO r"Volvc? Why. every time
| IN" wheel rcVUiv.S once, every inch of
wv w" VII! nae been ilattcucd. or bent,
IN! 'kcn irlNe Strengthened again. In
"'t"r words. tn" fabric OF the tire viii
nave b""n bent and strengthened just
/ "S YOU b"ut tn" wire To break IL.
How fires irc Weakened
th'''y-rour- inch tire is mine fee;
| III circumference. and as there ar. 1850
!''' III mile. for every mile car
- run With an undcrinilated tire. the
W" VIII have been bent 49, times
NAnN cars AZ" driven hundreds % miles
WIN tn" tires Underintatc,l. and each
| 10" miles means that the side walls
"i th" 'ir" hnv" hcen bent and straight
"H'd iN."ur times. In q tire this means
not only tn" Weakening OF the fabric
NJ ihc wir" was weakened. hut over
nrai!hS ANA tho pulvcrizims Of the
/ binding rubber
I -" YOU wonder. then. that tie, SO
/ IS"d xiii eventually not he able to-
/ mona the air which has been pumped
/ INTO II to a pressure Of seventy To
! r'th'N pounds per square inch Tn
| i"rtunatclr for the manufacturer. n
/ tire which has been run under inflated
! for long time VIII probably blow out
when VI is iuailv blown up tn it's rated
capacity. as while il - still strong,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01
BE FAIR TO DEALERS
AND MANUFACTURERS

l'npNEishi, 1915. by Fred &. C;uerricil
~ N"n wanted to break a wire and
hhd 40 tools with which to do II. how
""uii you proceed? You would lend
-" "It" then straigh;cn 1t. and again
h"h" ana straiehtcn II until at last
~ bi"E" ~ the place where it was
'ehi What did YOU really do Why.
me hiSt bend YOU tore asundcr a
few OF the hb"rs of the wire. AT rho
second a few more, and so gradually
Weakened IT until the wire broke com
plctely.
suppose YOU had u piece Of stiff
fabric and wanted to break il, how
would you proceed? If you had no
ShearS. you would proceed just as YOU
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01
SlMPLIFIED LESSONS ON
PROPER CARE OF AUTOS
Continued from sixth ragc.)

NOW. when the core /. dontn .-!l,ti ."ti.
'et us suppose that the lines contract
ana again try 10 ,uE. The form! ai, ,,vn
AZ hSurc j. As th"y meet uuy w,rc..
whlle contracting, tho, yil iIsst take
me form OF iigGr. !. ,h"u saAp about
the wires and thus s.Itt "a currcuL vi
Electricity through ,Ne wires. much
The same as in the pryvioua case. TIA,
III the opposite direction.
TO review the above. ks see tina, il
"a soft iron core has II coil o: wire
wound about il. IT wul bc :, MAGNET
while an electric current is ,ioMti.i.
through the wire, aui that this action
VIII work in the opposite direction
Chat Is. if core bc suddenly mag
hetiIcd or d"masD"tiHcd. II current viii
now IN the wires coilcd about it,, ana
,hat the vol,ag. OF this current viii
he dependent on the number of turns
Of wire.
Let us now soc how we can use the
above actions 10 transform TIA" low
voltage current 90 give which we can
cohvenicntly carry sufficient batteries
or large enough -cuerato) into the
nigh Nol,ngc current which sc must
have in order that II can burst OF jump
across the air zap oi the spark plugs.
referring TO figure g. tins shows a
core th). with Il Sin&l" coll OF sire
90 wound about on" end Of H. From
the above. CD aud go. "" learn that
If we could suddenly mapnctizc tn.
core ta). a shot oC current would how
through TIA" wire tc). IiO" can ~"
magnetic this core? Why. by simply
winding about the other end another
coil of wire aad letting a curr"u, pass
thrpugh this from u battery 81 other
source and having = switch In the cir
cult for comtrollWs TIA" now OF ia"
current
Figure shows tina, We now hav" TAD
b"inp tho core. ob) the coil in which
"a l.. 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01

while the car Is loaded. il will he prom
cry inflated. 1t is said that "a Ration
ihS OF per cent IL allowable. ana the
writer understands that at least one
ire builder has placed on the mark ct
special cnlirer by tho use % which
'h's per cent can he measured
IT YOU would get an idea of how
nuch tires are abused by undcr-inil Ia :
tion. rs you walk along ~ street where
many ears. are lined up, notice the
largo percentage Of tlIssS2s which have
Very Derceptahle fats MSsEShcllics, ins,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01

Mn"d D" on, Th" s'or,sr worms lrlGh,.
I "u' ia" c"n'rJtur lo.. not Indicate ..iIar,.,.
d "nS -" amm'''r Uh,n ia" "nriu- f. run.
! nu. Slowly Vr wheu suc.do.; uu !ooi,ou
! i"f nr"l"n wires ar lups. conn, ct.uns. hui
could Nos ina .u.ih'nr wrong. Sow
~. .H"m Whi.h Is ,nt 81 "rHor he
Al gHar oaji,r, is b,in; CHARGED Ven
i,nmntn ia. nme'e Toe. not MITIGATE It
VIII ~" ,, ,nI "i.n,.,, nrs, b. "ni If "rdyr
| "a" t"rmi,n' of th- battery {" n, binding
s,.r7 tha' iaU K 10 ~, '' a"1 Il, e, S
Mn L. b,,I,. ,' ny ~. ~ nm ~ ~
yri5 uullkeW ih"t il h. no, w",j,in!
Generator az liz ,ame brush", ana wind
: lnEs arr u."a fur noth. 1t mtsi, be ,hat tho
i"it which drives tn, s"ucrI,toi rs ,urrim,,
! uadS mi, can 10. ,irh'"n'd hy rt'sinr
ln, IAN pra"6' 3 The autoinnu" 'lt"ui.
tour a"r'ws holding Ia. intirm'ui pl.,'e on
;rf rrhi TN uoinia - tn. cutou' shouiG
ah,,. .u" h"i!"N" ih"i II you Advise
! tr yil Ioob sour ~ w.. ,rhci 0"<, in ouc
i'riit"% IH 10" nrst cars Of N"u: m9d"l !,
.n'nlhhhsh Th% saH' ,.eonSincrs ',s, 'tonD."
'"ur car ,he rruuDi' ma nr ti!cr"
. hay. Hrer rnnuinN "a isi5 Gar.
q ga psr i 100 f-- ,dyamc"d ',.o ), hen
latn ~ !"Nr on ~" +,s"-ira dunn
'"u -. What go d" 4" f"'n"9t .l'
Your raul, H. mos. iiJs.v q; Nv II to ~ dsr.
hon IN IA" ylindor, ~ this wii! 'hu,y 'ho
plri j, TOO far 6dvanc.d Y"G misa, r.,
'hrr'!ng the ~ut:i, 'adFany" a. '"ll"v S"t
oomul,'lon of tn, comur.ssiuu -rru3 lar
.tI'aii..d \. ih!.d ieLson - tn An' .'i.-
ruNs Sow looi, nj TIA. iut.t-uu' r.lat.
!hrE should br iu contact II un' Then fh-
z. ti q .U
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01

s., HS :" give. tn" oil n chance 10 soak in
pla"in.
- >i'upp'd iyN diii"r.utial ..sr ana had
~" """ put In. Now There IL 4 bad
tF"''hir= sound. I HAD tho gear reset, bur
~, :. ia''htUE sound viii not po away.
~ INl -" You suggest ~ T. l.
~ hni Inclined 10 hci-v" that tho for
a''iu h''fiiE Hn Your Iiutu!i shaft is badly
""rn nr r"ss,hlv ..r;tci,.a
u ma" inN t---I oN"rhHui.J this su!irg
=" ' huM wheu climb t. tll raVn to .:!v"
Mi ,mihlnt .,art "r ~ wont 'aic 1t on
~. 80 M som iin"- must go Lrci5 70 lDy
',".' i-'i ~" Wii..' g. ~. irouLi"r
= N"h' N.lv"~ urobaiIv mood ;.,inJin..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01

under the hub. II So
vel when You also think of the benn.
i"E as explained above. at the rcnims
ana sktll of the tlrcmalser IN rnolsira-
tires which Will stand up so we'll under
these conditions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Iif YOU have any problems or wish AN,
Information: about YOUR automobile. writ,
IN" Auto Editor. Tho Times Dispn;ch. giv-
VII! hppear under this beading :.
tt3n%rlGht 1916. by Fred q GucrriiclrD
.. nav" n t---l car. model 20 1915 i,
Mhich ihe slMrtcr and e.nnr.L;n r ~. a.n,..-
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Observation-Disclosures :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01

Dodge Brothers works are at
tanning the proportions of a city
In themselves, but the demand
grows in excess of the expansion.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-03-10
Recover Guns Which
We're Stolen

The men who were arrested at
Lewiston a few days ago with a
large amount of stolen goods in
their possession, a mention of
which was made i'm our last issue.
proved to be a part of the same
gang that broke into and robbed
the st. Maries Hardware COM
pany store in this city a short
time ago. At least the revolvers
found in their possession when
they were arrested are the ones
taken from the store here.
The st. Maries hardware COM
pany keeps a list of the numbers
of all guns purchased by them
and knew the numbers of all
guns in the store at the time Of
the robbery. Chief of Police
Steele has received from the
Lewiston authorities a list of the
revolvers recovered with the num-
bers and makes, which upon COM
parisOn proved to be an exact
duplicate of the makes and num-
bers of the guns lost by the St.
Maries Hardware company.
The Lewiston authorities are
holding the men on the charge Of
breaking into and robbing
store in that city and refuse to
give them up until the case
against them in that county is
disposed of.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-03-10
Elder Forces Win
Committee Meeting

Boise, Idaho, March by a
vote of p counties to IS the dem
cratic state central committee
yesterday decided to disregard the
calling for preferential primary
plank in the Baltimore platform
for the election of the delegates
to national convention i'm those
states where such a primary was
not provided for by law.
The real fight was over the
election of a national committee
man, the friends of the present
committeeman, r. II. Elder.
admitting that he would stand no
show whatever against Jerome J.
Day in a primary election.
Friends of Governor Alexander
and former Governor James II.
Hawley, both of whom are strog-
ly in favor of preferential pri-
mary, pleaded i'm vain.
There was also strong obiec-
ton against the number of prox-
les held by federal oniceholders
who owe their appointment to
Comitteman Elder. The debate
ON the adoption of majority re-
port of the committee on resolu-
tons was decidedly heated at
times. 1t was urged against Day
that he had not shown sufficient
loyalty tt President Wilson.
The state convention will be
held at Pocalelo May Is, at which
the national committeeman will be
held at Pocatello May 10 at which
elected as we'll as delegates to the
national convention. Each coun-
ty will be entitled to six delegates
for each member of the house OF
representatives in the state legis-
lature.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-03-10

pany. Mr.. Fisher is a former
ST. Maries resident. His father
John Fisher, was formerly man
ager of tn Interstate Telephone
company and his headquarters
were in this city for several
years. Bert Fisher was former
ly manager Of the Interstate Tel
ephone company's exchange here.
William Goeden of Occur d.
Alene will be the new manager
here. lie is expected to arrive
in the city this evening. Mr..
and Mrs. Baker will leave Sunday
for Standpoint
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-03-10

but there are seven smaller ex-
changes and toll stations con-
.nected with The Office, which will
also be under the supervision of
Mr.. Baker.
Mr.. Baker has been i'm charge
of the exchange here for the past
eight years and both he and Mrs.
Baker have made hosts of friends
who viii be sorry to see them
leave.
Mr.. Baker takes the place at
Standpoint of Bert Fisher who has
been promoted TO be superintend-
ent of all the plants of the conf
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-03-10
J. ". Baker
Is Promoted

J. w. Baker, manager of the
local telephone exchange of the
Interstate Utilities company, has
been promoted TO be manager Of
the Standpoint exchange. The
promotion means. not only an in
crease in salary, but a CORES
ponding increase in responsible
ty. Not only is Standpoint ex-
change larger than the one here,
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-03-10

j. V. Buck, a brother of e. H.
Buck of this city, has been elect
ed superintendent of the Occur
d'Alene city schools He has
been principal of the Occur d.
Alene high school for the past
five years and his promotion to
the position of superintendent
was by the unanimous vote of
the board of education.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-03-10
For Sale BY owner

Lot 4, Block 10, and Lot 6,
Block - in Government Town
site addition. Lots face ST. Joe
river and are west Of the box fac
tory and single mill. Enquire
of S. McCamus, E. 2518, River
side ave-, Spokane, Wash.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-03-10

Mr.. and Mrs. William Saug-
sled of Herrick were visitors III
the city Wednesday.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-03-10

Let us fill your orders for wall
'aper at Stays Store. adv
DR.. j. M. Brady has opened
dental parlors in the Annis block.
If sou have something to sell
ee Blunt at the Benewah Grocery.
Fine candies. Benewah Gro
Gerry, Phone 6.
Charles C. Richardson Of Tref-
fry was a business visitor in this
city Tuesday.
Tobaccos, Benewah Grocery,
Phone 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Mack are
the parents of an eight-pound
girl born this morning.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-03-10

r. w. Hopkins, resident OPP
tometrist, is permanently located
in the Annis block, prepared to
do the finest optical work every
day in the year. Telephone i47.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-03-10

For sale-lO acres good bot
tom land near ST. Maries; terms.
VIM. ID. KeetOn. If
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-03-10
City in Brief

s0<G2<s2 SSEsssgR SO sE3sSEsS
For Safely Panhandle Alb
BtraCt Co. at office of C. S. Flint,
small maps of Benewah County.
Price 4Oc and SOC each. II.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-03-10

FOR RENT-Farm under good
safe of cultivation; room house
orchard and small fruits; equip
ped with city water. Apply to
VIM. Trueman, Tel. 1II j., or to
ST. Maries Realty Co., Tel. 46. If
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-03-10

Mrs. J. l.. Mulcahy of Sand
point is in the city to visit her
son, II. l. Mulcahy, who is i'll at
the st Maries hospital.
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Fancy Pickles, Blunt, Phone 6.

An action was filed in the dis
trict court for this county yester-
day in which the Wester Loan &
Building Association is seeking to
foreclose a mortgage on some
property at Plummer belonging to
William Cusick and Ida Cusick.
his wife.
Wood cutters wanted. Tele-
phone IA f 2-9, or inquire at Sc
ligs ranch. IT,
Blunt will save you money.
Phone 6.
Dudley Carson of Harrison has
been a visitor in the city for the
Rst few days.
<S>--,r -e4~-A-
Rent your costumes from Spo-
kane costumer at Kootenai Inn
March II.
If your eyes need attention, see
DIT. Gilkey.
A. b. Carson of Harrison has
been spending the past few days
in the city helping out in Milwau-
kee Lumber company's Office.
Watches, all kinds; all sizes;
all prices; and the prices are right
at Crandall's.
Mrs. Geo. p. Nielsen of st Joe
was visitor in the city Wednes-
day.
Sewing wanted, terms $3.50 per
day. Myrtle Wyatt, Govt Town
site. Phone 1914 VIZ. NJ. %
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-03-10

Frank A. Empey, who recently
purchased the Croonquist store
in this city and yesterday closed
a deal for the SHELTON & Warren
store, left this morning for Col
willie, where he owns an interest
in store. He is expected back
Monday.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-03-10

Sheriff Leaf returned Wednes-
day from Boise where he had
been to attend a meeting of the
Democratic State Committee.
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ALLEN a. HOLScLhW
Attorney-At-Law

Will practice in all courts.
All matters Of a legal nature
will receive prompt and care
full attention. Office over
Lumbermen's Bank, st. Maries
Idaho. Phone 2O29.
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cents only for lOc loaf
American Beauty Bread, Saturday.
One only with an order. Learn
how good bread can be. Blunt
phone 6. A.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-03-10

Wanted: 1900 cords single
bolts. Write for Specifications
and price. Empire Ice & Single
Co., Spokane, Washington. If