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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-24
22 feinSli@e eSlassemse
Wuroen am SonKtag DON ben 0eut'
i9en obgei6pfen.
Sautmann goelte bat bereiis 38 fetnb'
!i6s 4eroplane serltOrt.

Berlin, %. Stto6er. lleber 9ons
bon 6auptmunn gpelte, Der beriibmte
oeutibe 9lpiatiter, bat am Sonntug
obernals Stpei fetnolide aerpplane abb
oeihpiIen. Gr bat ieBt TN Gun5en IS
feinbli6s SyIug5euge SerItDrt, pte bic
MsilitGrbebDrben an Mortu9 antiins
bioten. Die betreffsube getaurtimus
dung lautet ME folgt:
.Sn Der 9lGbe Der &iiIte, an Der
Gomme uuo in Der Maassegens
Fanoen sabIret9e admpre IN Der
auFt itatt. Gs tpurben ni6t pet,~
ger als % feinbIi6e 5lng5euge m
&dmpfen, bic IN Der 2uft itattfunosn,
unD BON unieren 9fbpebrtanpnen abs
seI6ofIen. Glf feinbli6e aeropluns
Iiesen binter unieren 2inieu. Sdupts
mann 8oelte Bat ieirrn 81. uro 38.
Setub befiest unb Der 2eutnant 5rdnt.
ieineu nterSebnterl.
rJeinbltf)e 9lpiattfer belegter met
unb sinise 90rfer in 2otbrtusen NIT
gomben. Militdriiner S9aoen tplrSe
ni9t anserittet. syiiuf Gtuiiiiten itdr'
ben infolse bes Gtnutbmens Don giftt"
gen g'aien, bic bon ben 8rmben cer'
uria&t Dutbeu paS iisbsn finn sr'
sraass.
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bal pab, an bsr Siebenbiirger GrenJ'
fino $50 Rumdnsn gefanaen senom'
men iuorben. 9ie bstreHeube 9ntiins
bisung Iautst pie folgt:
rQlrmeesruppe bss prtnssu 9eopoln
BON gapern: abgeis3en BON unter'
brodeneu 4rtilerisgsfe4teu ipeitlit
Den 2utst, in NpIbDnieH, uub Der
5batiade, bab bic EuFen ieBt gang
Dom peitli9en llfer oes RarupoD,a
SluTes pertrisbsn porbsn fiHb, bai
fd niats Widtises srslgnet.
~armeesrupps bes gr5ber5ogs aarl
Trana: Die Gage 1T i'm Qtagemeinen
uuDerdnbert. SIN Preoal paB baden
mir $50 Rumdnsn gefangen senomr
men. baruntsr feds SfiBiere.
~Raaebpniide GrOnt: Sn Der Bic.
suns BEG g3srna GIuFss 1T Der Seino
isbt 5ur OefsRiiOe ge5pumsen iporb:n
als Jolge Der BON ben 9ulgarsn uno
Seutiten auf i'm gemaAteu @nsriff..
sSeitli9 DOm 0aroar 5luB mibs
lang elm Raatunsrtff auf bic pOfitius
men Der Seuti6en.
Jtdlieniider Rriegss
fdauplas.
Gin am WoHtag pom 6fterreihii9s
unsarii4en 5auptqudrtisr Der0ffents
Iidier pffi3isIer gsritt iiber bic grs
eisnifs auf b.m italisniI4eu ariegs>
i4auplab lauist tpie foIgt:
rSm Siiftsnse6ist BAT am Sonntas
bas 2trtiIIsrisfeusr pss Gsinbes tpisber
an Seftietsit ,ugenOmmsn. On be.
5irolsr unb aarntner 9rense naren
bic Sample obne befoHOsre gebeutuna.
9uIgariibe ariegss
na4ri6te
Sofid. %. Stto6st. lle6er aon.
bon, 90. Ott. Das bulgarii9e &risgss
miniiterium lat am SOnntas bic fpls
senbe getauntmo9ung srlafen. gln
Der masebonifdsn 5rrnt iit bic Gag.
unperdnbert. uniere Ges:nangriffe in
Der @ssuns beg G5srua GlufTes iinS
BON gutem grfoIs beSIei!st. Mir baber
einen. fdpaden Qlnsrifi auf bus Dcrf
Sarnopn i'm Moslenica Ebal unb aaf
beiben Geit,n bss MdrOdr Gluffes db.
ssiblassn. I'm Der aiiite bes 4esdis
iden Meeres bsfthob bic feinblids
sSlotte bic SSbsn be; Der DSrferu Sr.
fano urb aeffsrta.
.Rumdniide Gront: in Der RdAe
BON Ripbpo unb SiItItria mar bic
artiasrie auf beibsn Seiten Der Dos
itau in glttion. Sn Der 3Obrubita bas
ben mir enDsiiliis ben DioerHanb bes
5sinbss sebro&sH. lluisr re6ter Bliis
EEL sat SaS OOsf aslIsStol seaom.
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GentIbe Hersplame
9reifen engltfse arieg 81
f6iffe nnb englii DE
Oil ffsnffib an.

Berlin, %. Stto-er. Quf oraAts
tpTem @ege nab SupDiIle, %. y. Ots
MarinebebDrbsH tiinoigteH an Uson'
tag on, bdb am Samitug gta9utttd9
em 9eianaber DON beuti3en Waqrtrss
flusseugen in erfOlgreiher @ei's britis
f6e ariegsf5tffs an Der &ifte Don
sylanberu aHgegriTfeH babe. IS fpur'
be beo6a6tet, baB ein 3eritDrer DON
elmer 9ombe getroffen purbe. Ollie
Elugssuge febrter unoerIebrt 5urud,
pbgIei8 iie heftis befhpHen purbsn.
2onbon, %. Sttober. Gin oeut,
f6er gleropl1n erI6ien an Wtonta1
ii6er Der Stabt Wurgate an Der Glib
oIttiiite Don gnglano uno mari brei
gomben a6. Gin SOtel puroe leid.
6ei6Gbist unb Elm Mann unS eine
ssrau tpurben leicbt psrleBt.
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benben Sbeil Der offiaieIlen 8etannt.
md4uns pirb erilart, baB ale ans
grifie. bic am Sonntag npn hritif6eu
uno fruH5oiif6su Sruppsn auf bi:
benti9en poiitioHen siuii9en Sc Sdrs
unb RaHcourt ssmadt ipurben, mil
aubrorbentIib Tdipereu 9srIuftsn fir
ben GeiHo 5uriidsei6lagsn purben.
2lm n0roli9.a llfer Der Comm:
tpurbe ipd1rsnb bes san5en Sases bic
fiirtterIi4e slrtiIerisi9Ia4t furige.
iebt.
glm SonH.ag Tahmiitag erub.rtsn
bic Geuti6sn ben n0rDlid BON gbayls
neg selssenen WaIo. Wdbrenb be.
Rd6t purbsH bic 5ruppen aber Don
bort in elm. neus 9ertbibigunsslinis,
nDrbli6 BON bsm Walb, suriidseso4
gen. Die be8iisli9e alntiinbiguns lau-
tet tuie fOlst:
.Siibli6 bon Der Souims selans es
uns am gba6m!ttas, In ben n0rbli6en
5beil bes ambroi Walbes, n6rbli4
bon gbaulnes, sinaubrtnsen. Wab4
renb Der Rldt purbs uniere @ertb.i
bisungslinie en- bieier Stele in llebers
einftintmuns nit ben srhaltenen Sns
ftruttionen, in cine oorber tonitruirte
neue pofiiion 0itli6 BON n0rblidftn
1beil bee Walbss auriidgs3osen, obne
baB Der G.inO Dsriu4t bdtts, es 3u
oerbinbern.
rR6rblid bon Der Somme bausrie
am Sonnhas bic sroBe 9lrtilleris4
ihla9t nit unperminSerter -6eftis.eit
fort. Dom gsaamittas an Bis ipdt in
bic Ra6t binsin griffen bic 9riten mi.
isbr ifarisn sruppsnmaiIsn 3pifder
Sc Sars unb 2esboeufs, unb bi.
5ranaOien iiiblit DON ibnsn bis md
RancOurt tpieberboIt an. uniere tap
fers Snfanterie. in ipirsiamer Weiis
bon unisrer artillerie unb unisrsn
JlisserH unteritiibt, idlusen ale Gns
eriffe mi. duberft blutisen gerIaHeu
fir ben 5.inb suriid. gsur' norbpsiis
LID BON saigp, Saillii.I sstans cs
ben igpan3oi.n pabreHo eines Radts
ansriffs in elm tleines Stiid zines
nni.rer borosritsn Grdbsn ein5uprin.
gen.
.9ln Der Jront bes beuti9en arons
prinsen. spiiden ben arsonnen ano
Der Gbene bon Woeore, fanSen 5isms
Ii4 lsbbafte artiIleriessfedie itatt.
SsitIi9er ariessf4au.
plat.
Die Ruiftn finb iebt gang BON
ipsitIidsH lli.r bes saarapupta aluFss
psrtrisben porbsn, rlbis i'm 2aufs bes
1agss ousstiinbiSt iparhs Sm PRE-,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-24
Gonitau3a, ser lui6ti9ite Seebaien 9tmmaniens
0s mar ber flei,te 3reu3er
,,Wtilnbea"
Der am 9onnerFug 9 g in Der
Norbfee torpebfrt unb
lei4t bef4dbigt

Ipuroe.
Berlin, %. Stto6er. ueber 2ons
bon. gs purbe an Wontag 6dlboffi.
5iea ansetiinbigt, baB bas am Dom
nerftag bon etnem 6ritii6en unterfees
boot torpebirte ariegsidtff Der tleine
&reu5er rMhin4en" mar, Der leiAt
beI@dbtgt purbe unb in einsn Sofen
3uriidsete6rt tit.
9ds britii6e Martneminiiterium
tiinbtgte am Samftas on, baB cir
tleiner beutfder &reu3er .oOn be,
aol6ergs&ldfe" am 9onneritug W1or-
gen in Der IDrbiee bon einem britt
fden unterieeboot torpebirt tpurber
lei, urb baB Der &reu3er, als er sus
lest seie6en tpurbe, Iangfam OeHtf6a1
SetpGfern 5ugefabren lei.
0ie rUtinhen" 1T Elm eei9iistsl
&reussr pon $3.50 SonRen un0 nurol
i'm Sabre 1904 sebaut.
S6eerneb bom6urbtrt.
2onbon. %. Sttober Cine 8e.
tanntma6ung bes Warineminiite'
RUINS lautst ipte folgt:
rSeinbli9e 2teroplane griffen an
SOnntag Moraen IN erfOIgloier 8siit
unIere frtefiIaen SnIeln in Der ROro.
Zee an. Gs tpurbe teiu S9aben -nge:
ri9tet.
ralm Ra6mittag BEG %. Ottube'
belegte eins unIerer Murineflug5eu9
in srfplgreider @eife ben 8u9nbo'
unb bic Oods in Sbe.rneB an be;
Shemiemiinollno.
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21on oeuff6en uno 6ulgari( (6en Gruppen pon SCI
Armee 2da&en(en's genoutmen.

Uerblnbeten berloren bic Humdnen
ben alIsrtpiatieiisn puntt, iiber Der
iie bis6er 9orrdtbs, befOnbers bon
Wunition, bic iie febr nptbpenbis
braudsn. bsrbsii6affen tonnten.W .Wsnn
bic @srbiinbsien einmal i'm gsiiB Der
sanSen giisnbabn iino, mas ni6t
mebr lange baikrn lam, bann iteht
ibnsn ber lsi9ieits Wes 'ins Sinners
bon Rumdnisn, iiber bic 9bernaipoOa
Bride, often.
9ie Gtast. bic unier tiirtiiher
9erri6aft Gie bieb bamals aiifienbie)
fart pernu6ldiTist unb nidt bisl mebr
aIs Elm 9orf mar. fuuroe neu aufge'
baut, na4bem iie i'm Sabre 1873 an
Ruuldnien selangte, unb bic 5afens
anlaseH ipur6en bebeuisnb DsrbsTert.
Die ruififd. GlOtte bonn Sapar5sn
Ulser benubte ben Sdfen in lebte.
3sit als sinsn Isinsr Stiibpuntts, Dor
bem ariess bate bic Staot unsefdbr
1900 Ginipobner.
gerlin, 23 Oftober. Die GIN
nabme BON gpniian5d iii bic pidtisite
Grruneenihaft Der 9erbiinbeten felt
bem ginsrsiien Rumanisns in ben
arieg. GiEselbeitsn feblsn nod. 2lus
ben Seutfden unb bulgarifdeH Rads
ri6ten 1T aber erii4tli4. baB bic Rus
mdnen uHb auiisn cine snmalmenbs
gtiebsrIas. erlitten baben. Sin be-
aiite bes S6parssn Mesres IN n0rb'
li6sr Ri9sung porrildsnb, befesien
Die 5ruppsn Madsnisns 5aerit ben
rumdHifdsn Ssefufen 5u5Ia. sporauf
iie, fart befeftigte gsrtbeibiglngss
linien ourhbrsdsnb. in etiUas mshr
IuIs stuei gusen 5D0lf Nseilsn bis
GCnftansa porriidten.
Seit bsr arisssertldruns Runds
MEMS baben ruiIiife 5ransporti6ifie
ruiIiiae Sruppen unb ariegsmaterici
In gonitarsa gelanbet. Surb bic Gin.
nubme bisisr Safenitabt tuirb Der
3ufubr DON ruifiihcn @eritdrtungen
iiber bas S9lparas Mssr elm gnSs g..
madt.
Gin GROCER 9beil Der BON Rublane
iibsr BAG Ghipdr5e Wleer gsf9idtsN
Rrisgsoorrdtbe ipuroe fiber bic 35
Meilsn lanae Gonitan5a Shernas
tpoba Gtisnbabn nn9 mlmdnisn be-
forbert. Der re4is Jliisel Der Madens
fen'ibeu grmee bat aber bieie gifens
babn Idon Ditlib Don gcnitdnso
burfi6nitten unb Der linie Sliissl
brinst iest Dor. nm iih bes Reiies Der
Gii.nbabn gu bemG6tisen. Don Mds
dsHisn bat es iest bauptid4li9 auf
E9ernaipoba unb bic srobe eiiena
babnbriid, abseie6en, bic bier il5er bic
Donau fiibrt.
Wie man in ct. peterss
burg BIZ. Rieberlase
ber Rumanen er.
Hart.
ct. pstergburssr Depeffen beiiten
5um eritsn DIAL an, ipariim, Der Ins
ii9t Der ruiiif4sn Beb5rben 5ufoIss,
bic Rumdnen in Der Dobrubi9a eiiIs
70 i1Dere Nisb,rIase erlittM baben.
Ga pirb ndmlid bebouptst, baB Der
rumanif6e prenlisr 9ratiano Der 2lns
fidt sspeIen isi, bab iusnn aumdnien
in ben ariss einsreife. guIsarien ents
tptber I'm Grisbsn bitten obsr ii9 ipeb
germ ipiirbs. seser gfumGni.n ober
gublanb su tdmpfeu. sius bisfem
grunbe Ieien niir f1pade 1ruppsu.
tSrper an Der buIsarif4en Gren3s &C.
IaHen tporbsn. (Sn 1utratan allsin
msbr ais 10000 Wann. afnm. b. R.).
iDGbrsnb bi. rumdnilde Sauptarm.e
in Gisbenb!irgsn sinriidte.
WsHIi9sr Rriessf8au'
plat.
Jn benz aui bic Greisnife nuf BEN
|ipd!assa azisGij 9auRtas gssus 5a..
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so Spbte

Satte eins 9abntpllifion
in Meritp m 9efoIse
2arebO, ssr, %. Sttober. =
glm Montas lief an Der @rense Der
geri6t ein, bnb ON Iebten Jreitas
5ei Ramos, 2lrispd, Ulerito, infplse
elmer aOaiiiOn spiiden einen Srahts
sus uno einsm perfonensuse so per>
Ipnen eetDbtst unb cine srpBe Nm
sa5l perIebt purben. 9farnDs 4rispa
liest slpif9sn Saltillo uaS -GarIeoH,
I'm stuGss Goabui!a.
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Die Rumdnen uno Ru(Ien, Ole cine (6mcre J(ie0er
(age er(itten 6a6en auf Oer gan5en cinie
auf Dem Rd65ug.
1gn otr wedlden 0ront weroen 9lngrTe BET 8ren uni
6ran5oen nit idperen Ntruiten idr ben Teino
surl9qeI6lagen.

hGdm
gbem @agad rruba
Sn gebren sebnbiar HHnabrOdm Sample
nu
a uain anfden n as y hdnf@ Slnssn
49, imbGfe
Ger lan pSitnn l bd4aOst
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QSetterberibt.

SIR O6to: S6eilipefIe tribes
8etter am 9ieHftag; pabrI4einli6
Stri9regen uno tGlter i'm noroliheH
uno pdbrenb Der Ra4t i'm Iiibli9ea
S9eil. 2tm Mittpo4 algemein i4One5
Wetter.
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men uub 1T tnnerbalb BON feds Weis
len Don gouitan3a aneetommen. I&i
SanpHsH, 5!Dan3is gtai9inensei6iB,
unb Oisl unberes arisgsmaterial purs
be erbeutet uno mir ma4tsn ue9r als
200 SefaHseRe.
Evening journal., 1916-04-04
BIG eaters Get
KIDNEY TROUBLE
SAYS AUTHORITY
Take tablespoonful Of Salts to
flush Kidneys ii Back
hurts.
Omit all meat from diet ii you feel
Rheumatic or Bladder
bOtherS.

The American men and women
must guard constantly against kidney
trouble. because we eat too much and
all our food is rich. Or blood Is filled
with uric acid which the kidneys
strive to filter out they weaken from
overwork. become sluggish; the elimi-
native tissues clog and the result is
kidney trouble. bladder weakness and
general decline I'm health.
When your kidneys feel like Jumps
of lead: your back hurts or the urine
is cloudy, full of sediment or you are
Obliged to seek relief two or three
times during the night: If you suffer
with sick headaches or dizzy. nervous
spells. acid stomach. or you have
rheumatism when the weather Is bad,
get from your pharmacist about four
ounces OF Jad Salts; take a table,
spoonful I'm a glass OF water before
breakfast for a few days and your
kidneys will then act fine. This famous
salts Is made from the acid of craps
and lemon juice combined with lithia,
and has been used for generations to
flush and stimulate clogeed kidneys;
to neutralize the acids in the urine
so it no longer is a source Of irri-
tation. thus ending bladder disorders.
Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in
jure. makes a delightful effervescent
lithia-water beverage. and belongs in
every home because nobody can make
a mistake by having a good kidney
flushing any time,
Evening journal., 1916-04-04
CITY artists IN FROLIC
ON easter MONDAY

Easter Monday will have a fasci-
mating novelty in the entertainment
world. The artists of Wilmington
are planning an Artists Frolic on
that date, April "a, at the New Cen
tury Club, which for variety, novelty
and beauty will be hard to equal.
The committee in charge is COM
posed of Stanley NJ. Arthurs. Her.
bert Moore, Frank E. Schoonover,
Gayle Hoskins and Clifford W. Ash
ley and working with them are Mrs.
Frank S. Garrett. Miss Isabelle
Wales. Fred Wyatt. Mrs Henderson
Weir. Mrs. j. Monteith Jackson. Mrs.
Gayle Hoskins and Miss Emily p.
Bissell An original scenario has
been arranged for the occasion, call
ed "The Magician of Bagdad"
II is a short extravaganza with
telling characters in IL. and II will
take place all over the house, no
curtain being used in the entertain
ment and the action extending from
the stage to the balcony. Miss Bar
bara Vandegrift will take one Of the
cleverest part, that of "Vera Likely"
the girl newspaper correspondent for
an American syndicate in Bagdad
and Fred Wyatt will be "Aogabgad," ,"
the wicked wizard.
In fact, there are so many novel
features that Il will be hard TO
describe them. There will also be a
dance. and many of the artists and
their friends are planning to wear
painters smocks for this occasion,
although it will not be a costume
ball. This is the first time that the
artists of Wilmington have turned
their creative ability toward a thing
OF this kind. and IL is already Great
ing great interest
Miss Bessie DUPONT and Miss Nc
Clafferty will have charge of the
dances in the extravaganza.
The proceeds OF the entertainment
will be given to the West End Read
,lg Room. for its Italian Settlement
Work, and tickets will be on sale
soon.
Evening journal., 1916-04-04
DELAWARE LODGE
INSTALLATION.

In the presence of Deputy Grand
Master G. n. Bailey and staff officers,
l. o. o. f.. the degree team of Della
ware Lodge No. ], conferred the
second degree on a class of twelve
candidates last night. Following the
degree work the grand lodge officials
installed the new officers Of the
lodge. These were: Noble grand,
Jesse c. Goodwin; vice grand, William
II. Muller; assistant secretary.
Charles Fraim; warden, Harry Walk
er: conductor. John Webb; r. S.
n. G., Joseph Dunn; L. $. V. g.,
Amos Pierson; r. S. V. G., George
Clark: l.. $. V. c.. William Marden;
chaplain. Harry Siemes; r. s. s.,
Frank Marvel; L. s. S, Fred Pen
mock, outside guardian. Layton Ak
ins, and inside guardian, l.. Town
send.
Grandmaster John Kelly, retired
was presented with gold charm.
On next MonGay evening the Eden
Lodge degree team will confer the
third degree on the candidates for
Delaware Lodge, and a banquet will
follow.
Evening journal., 1916-04-04
FLLANESS SOCITTY STAG.

The annual stag and banquet OF the
Ellaness Society of the Young Mems
Hebrew Association will be held this
evening i'm the rooms OF the associa-
ton. at Third and King streets. The
committee in charge OF the affair has
completed all arrangements and 100
Of the associations senior members
and hackers will be present at the
society's second annual get-tOgether
and rally occasion.
A special orchestra under direction
OF Oscar Putterman. a well-known
violinist. will furnish music.
Evening journal., 1916-04-04
no BUILD $4,000 RESIDENCE.

Building Inspector Anderson this
morning issued "A permit for the cree
tion Of dwelling for Mrs. Isabel ~
Lee, at Grant avenue and Parkway. The
building viii be three stories high and
will cost $4,000. The building will be
constructed by Philadelphia contrac-
tors.
Other permits issued today follow: Tc
Frank Uselton, for alterations TO No
305 Monroe street, at cost Of So, and
to Charles Fahs for a porch at Twenty
fourth and Market streets at cost OF
S3j.
Evening journal., 1916-04-04
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Ruddy cheeks-Sparkling Eyes
Most Women Can Have
SAYS DR.. Edwards, Well-Known
Ohio Physician

DR.. Il. NJ. Edwards for II years treated
scores OF women for liver and bowel ah-
ments. During these years he gave 70 nus
patients a prescription made Of few Well
known vegetable ingredients mixed with
niive oil. naming them DIT. Edwards owe
Tablets, you will know them by their oiiVs
color. 49,.
These tablets are wonder-workers on the
liver and bowels. which cause normal
action. carrying of the waste and poison
Gus matter that ones system collects
II YOU have pale face, sallow look, dull
ewes pimples. coated tongue, headaches, a
listless. no-good feeling, all out OF sorts. IN
active bowels, you take one OF Dr. EDWARD s
Olive Tablets nightly Tor time anu ho'e
the pleasing results. e
Thousands Of women. as well as men,
take DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets now ana
then just to keep in the pink OF conoltlon'
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the success
fnl substitute for calomel - l0c and 15c
per box. All druggists.
Ths olive Tablet Company, Columbus o.
Evening journal., 1916-04-04
LOAN COMPANY IN NEW HOME.

The Perpetual Savings and Loan
Association and the real estate firm OF
Gibbons & Moore formally opened
their new office building, northwest
corner Of Ninth and Orange streets,
for business this morning. Visitors
10 the new Offices expressed much ad-
miration.
The first floor Of the building is oc-
cupied by the loan association and
Gibbons & Moore, while the second
floor is occupied by the Ball Grain
Explosives Company. The offices have
been most deliberately and tastefully
furnished with the most up-to-date Of
fee furniture. The building is OF a
brown brick and stands ont conspic-
uously in that location.
Evening journal., 1916-04-04
CHICKEN FANcERs

Poultry fanciers of this city and vi
cinity have been invited by the Dia-
mond State Poultry Association to at
tend the meeting of that body at No.
8 West Fifth street. tonight. when
Ralph Dale will talk on the Orpington
variety of chickens. Mr.. Dale has
bred Orpington for years and is con-
sidered an authority on the subject.
Evening journal., 1916-04-04
TODAY'S OLDEST STORY.

COLUMBUS. o.. April 4.-"Tiny."
a wee snip of a toy terrier. wasn't
quite as big as a mouse when she
was born six months ago. accord
ing TO her owner Hobart Kramer.
10. Columbus high school student.
"'Tiny" was raised on a bottle and
slept on hot water bag She Of
ten curled up for a snooze in
common drinking glass. She is a
blue ribboner So are her folks.
Evening journal., 1916-04-04
Just q Moment
DAILY STRENGTH AND CHEER.
Compiled by John q. Quinius.
(The Sunshine Mani

"E'en now by faith we join our hands
With those that went before:
And greet the blood-besprinkled bands
On the eternal shore.
Our spirits too shall quickly join,
Like theirs with glory crowned.
And shout TO see our Captains sign.
TO hear His trumpet sound.
Be Thou. o God. our constant guide.
And when the word is given.
Then. Lord OF Hosts. the waves di-
vide.
And land us all in heaven.
! ask them whence their victory came
They. with united breath.
Ascribe their conquest to the Lamb,
Their triumph to His death"
Prom Hymns That Help"
have blotted out. as a thick cloud
thy transgressiOns, and as a cloud
thy sins: return unto me. for I have
redeemed thee.-lsa. A: %.
Blest is the man, forever blest.
Whose guilt is pardoned by his God (:
Whose sins with sorrow are confessed
And covered with his Saviour's
blood.
The blood of Jesus Christ His Son
cleanseth us from all sin.-1 John (. Z.
Dayton. Ohio.
Evening journal., 1916-04-04
TO SELL PrLASKI HALL.

Sheriff Stidham has seized the Cen
eral Pulaski Hall, at Second and
Justison streets. to satisfy a mort
gage, and it is advertised TO be sold
on April Is.
Evening journal., 1916-04-04

No APRIL MEETING OF UNION.
Announcement was made today
that there will be no April meeting
OF the graded school union in West
Presbyterian Church. 1t has been
customary to hold the meetings each
month.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-10-07
MExlCANs CROSSED BORDER
Party of Thirty Surprised by. United
States Cavalry Patrol Near
YsIeta, Texas.

Washington, Sept. 30.-Thirty armed
Mexicans, belonging to the command
of Colonel Revel, a Carranza officer,
were found concealed in the brush two
miles west of Ysleta, Tex, by pa
troll of the Eighth Cavalry, General
Funston reported to the War Depart
ment today. The Mexicans were dis
mounted. Funston said, and were con-
cealed, except one, who, mounted on
q burro, was on guard.
The Mexicans retreated across the
Rio Grande when discovered. The
mounted Mexican left so hurriedIy,
Funston said, that he left his burro.
He also left a carbine, marked Troop
K" Tenth Cavalry-the negro troop
that was engaged in the CarrizaI bat
tie. No shots were fired on either
side
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-10-07
COULD NOT CORNER MIKE
MIR. FIaherty Ready With Explanation
for Failure to Keep Awake
in Church

One Saturday evening Mrs. Flaherty
said TO her husband. who is a success
full contractor: Mike, Father Burke
Is to preach tomorrow at st. Patrick's
church, and you've often told me you
wanted to hear him."
''Yes, Jane, do want TO hear him.
They say he's a fine speaker"
'sBut. for PHYS sake, Mike, If you
do come with me, keep awakeI You
know you're always falling asleep dur
ing the sermons"
I'll do my best, Jane"
Next day, when Father Burke began
to preach, Mike watched him for five
minutes, and then dropped of to sleep.
When they were back home Jane gave
Mike a tongue flashing.
''Well, Jane" said MIKE in self-de-
tense, 'ft's Just this way. When I
engage a new hand watch him TO see
If he's on the job As soon as I find
he's efficient and Woodworking I don't
bother about him any more. Now, as
soon as Father Burke began saw he
was right on to his job, and so 1 didn't
worry about him. And then, in spite
Of myself, I let go."-Everybody'
Magazine.