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Putnam patriot., 1917-06-29

ht~tleFof Woodstock. s. Probate Court
IL juuc ~ a, - 1917.
E-tateof jane n Perry, late OF Woodstock
ia s4td district. deceased.
The administration having exhibited his
administration account with said estate 70 tn )
Court for allowance, &c is
Ordercd-Iha the nth day OF July
1919, az II O'Clock Ia the forenoon at the Probate
Office in Woodstock be. and the same is assigned
for hearing on the allowance of said admits
trAtion account, and this court directs the Ad.
to appear at said time and place, BY publishing
this order of notice once In some newspaper
having a circulation in SAID District and Y
posting a copy OF THIS order on the public sign
post Ia the town OF Woodstock where the
deceased last dwelt, al least days before said
time assigned.
Certified from Record,
20 CLARENCE II. Guild, Judge
Putnam patriot., 1917-06-29
plstrict Of romtret. IS. PROBATE Court

pistrict OF Pomtret. IS, PROBATE Court
IL june 26fh. }at7
Estate ~ Cardiac +. Trowbrldge. late Of
Pemfrtt la said district deceased
Upon the appiig5 ton Of John W irowbridge
OF Pomtret praylng that an instrument in writing
purpOrting io hr Z. e last will and testament OF
said Caroline e. trowhridge. deceased may be
approved, allowed and admitted 10 probate as
per application Oh die more fuliy apears, Il is
Ordered that said application be heard and de-
tefmlned at The Probate Office in pomtre.. In
said district on the an day Of July A. D.,
1917, af nine O'Clock in the forenv on, and that
public lice be given of the pendency Of said
Application aud The time and place Of hearing
thereon, by publishing IA copy Of this order once
In some News paper having a circulation In satd
District and hy posting copy thereof on The
public sign post ia ihe town OF fomfret In
sand DISTRICT al least seven days before said day
. CHARLES o. THOMPSON, Judge
Putnam patriot., 1917-06-29

Putnam base pall team plays team
from Mefiden sunday.
Miss Rina enid OF Woodstock has
been the guest OF J. Richard Carpenter
and family.
Or. Edward f Perry has sent in ms
application 10 the medical reserve
corps.
Under the new law drivers Of public
automobiles must take out special
license which costs them an extra fee.
Additional registration plates must be
used when engaged in carrying pas
sengers- These plates carry The letters
L 5, public service,
Putnam patriot., 1917-06-29

A train load Of sailor boys passed
through Putnam Thursday evening
for the south. G. q. Talbot supplied
them with cigarettes when the train
stopped.
Putnam patriot., 1917-06-29
Interesting Locals
EKTIsEMENT

House to rent near trolley, good
locality, all modern Improvements,
steam heat and electric lights, enquire
of Geo f. shaw.
Get your orders Tor the It'll in early.
CLAIMS, loBsters, fish OF all kinds. Ar
mold Hah mafkel.
Sewing machine manufacturers hive
just issued notice OF quite an advance
in price to be followed soon by further
advance While they last Geo +.
shaw is sliIl selling his machines at
eluo prices. Your opportunity!
II It's high work IN do it. Steeple
Tom does eli kinds of steeple, stack and
chimney work, flag poles, weather
vanes, etc, etc. a clean chimney is
the beel ire Insurance. Address,
Steeple Tom titzpalrie, Patriot Ofiiee.
Putnam patriot., 1917-06-29
June Weddings
Baekas-Pierce

wr. and Mrs. &. Henry Pierce Of
New Bedford announce the marnsge
OF their daughter, Mildred Parker
Pierce. to John Alexander Bsckus, on
Wednesday, June =, ~ New Bedford.
MF. BaeEds wss formerly pfineiPai
OF Putnam hish sehoei ana was ~
this city from 1919 10 1910. ne vent
from here 70 5o1tn Manchester @hefe
be has been Tor the past TWO yesfs.
Mrs. Backas vas also formerly
she "ss mead d the history depart
ment from 1911 70 i5io. Fof tas past
seno9l SesF she Aas 2eeh ~ me history
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-21
HIGHLAND

1.-THE Prince Of Peace" a sacred can
tata, VIII be rendered by the singing so
ciety of the Christian Reformed church
at Highland. Christmas evening. Dec.
%. at 1880. The canata VIII be direct
ed by Miss Jean Jonl1man accompanied
by Miss &. Workman. both eff whom are
accomplished musiciaas- An enjoyable
as well as profitable evening is as
sured you 80 admi<z1c1 ices viii be
asked but q collection will be taken
Everybody IS welcome.
Clarence II. Hutchins Of The utilities
branch @. NJ G. Camp Taylor. Louis
willie, Ky came home Wednesday ID
spend fve-day furlough with his par
ents. AIR and Mrs. G. NJ Hutchins.
Nesdames Richard zyp and Arnold
stonebraker We're Hammond shoppers.
Wednesday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-21

POULTRY
POULTRY

TURKEYS Fancy fresh dressed, from Rensselaer,,
Ind ------------..--.- so
GEESE Fancy fresh dressed from Dyer, Ind IS
DUCKS-Fancy fresh dressed ...--.-----.-.......3O
CHICKENS home dressed hens or springs. %
All above advertised goods are of the best obtain
able quality. Prices lower than the other fell
lows. Buy your Christmas meat at Kelner's.
You will sure have the best.
We wish all our customers a Merry Christmas.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-21

To Arns-Your Country Calls.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-28
Geburten.

Carl unb War De6onap, 2779Deb.
itsr Str, Sna6e.
Soc uno CLARA 5erS0g. 1920 GIarI
Ctr, auabe.
Sobu uno Gecil SoIbrOt, 36219il,
iioe, Snnbe.
Sofepb unb Sopbis gruunsr, 1926
Siuftoe, Rnabe.
Doltsr uuo Sohauna @olfert, 1e
on s. Str, Snabs.
8aIter unb 9iaiun Strei6ig, 2iz
berth unb DoIrut Ctr, Wdb6en.
Robert uro M1aris Tauslsr, 2ibsrtp
Ctr, RGbbeu.
Oscar uno RtIIie 5u6sr, S41 Gar
Isle qpe.. Mdohen.
ffrant uno Babel Ndrra, 1701
5iablano 2loe., Rdo6en.
WilIium uuo Gbud Wlc9ingan,
1904 8ine Str. MGD6eu.
@illinm uno Wiloreb 9aoer, 440
RiooIe Rpoo, T(dnd3eu.
Burr uuo Tlrreuce Tlann, 1927
Nnbreps SIR, Widbhen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-28

Setrstdr fungirt bat, tpurbe, neil lie
aus ben Aemtern uusiheiosn, ber9ant
Der Gsmsinbe fir treugsIeiitete Diem
tie abgeftattet.
2lus ben 8eri6ten BON 9lnbreas
9auisr unb Qrnu D2usqsr, S6agmsiz
ter, rsip. SetretdriH Der Sonutags
iAuIe, ging berpOr, baB bic IeBtere i'm
lsbten QudrtaI bss Sabres Don 535
Hinoerr beiu6t purbe, bic DON AZ
QebrerR luterri5t erbielten. Die Gin
Ha1men Der S6uls beliefsn f6 auf
$1O17.97 unb bic Qusgdben auf
$733.67, 10 b1B Der S6asmeiiter nod
$284.34 in SGnoen bat. Die @emeinbe
pirb nm n. SuIt in Saroeft Soms ibr
9itnie peranitn!isu unb Der prGiibent
fOrbsrts ulIs WlitaIisber auF, iib reee
barur gu betbe;ltsen.
9om Surior SugenODereiu lief Elm
9eftsnt bon $3.50 unb bonn 7Srauens
osrein elm fOltes DON $40O eir, fir
ipelte Der prGTbent i'm Ramen Der
9emeinoe ieinen Oont abitdttets.
Rdbbem oas &roenten Der pdhrenb
beg Iebten Sa1res peritcrbensn Wits
glieber burh gr6eben DON ben Siseu
sse5rt porben mar, erfoIsts 9ertas
guna.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-28
Sinoerbeimatb
4,n 2. Suui iUirS oas lanolidc Seim
IN Diabiionpiae eiHsetueibt.

Der 8srpaltunesrotb Ses &inberz
beim. 312 Deit gsrunte Strabs.
bat Samftus, 2. Suut. fiir Die Gins
lpeibung bes IGubli4en 0eims in Ras
biiOnpille anseiest. IS finbet cine
Glassenbiffung itatt uno ouoere
patriotiiae uebuneen perben oorges
nommen. Die ainber fiibren @oItss
tGnae auf. Die 9ebduli6teiten fteben
5ur Snipettiou often unO Elm Samsn
Sommittee pirb bic Sonneurs mas
den. Die Gmc. &c Columbus Srat>
tion Cars briHgen bic Ssfu9er CT
Srt nm SieIe. Uaau iteige an Stop
5 aus. BON Der Satlsp Gar uno Der
Waoiipnpine Gar gibt es 5ohrsele-
gsubeit. Der 9srtpaItungsrat1 bes
aiuberbeims label bic SreunDe Sgr
2beilnabme an ben GmueibunaBs
ieierIi6teiten Elm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-28
&OrSOcntid,c sd,iitsn.G .GjcIeuid'uft

Sn Der geitrigen 8eriammlung bes
ptieen gereins, Die i'm 0eutI9en
alub itottF0uo, puroe beI6IoFen, Dpn
Der uuisr ben 4uipiSier oes S.s1.
StaotOerbonbs gu psrUffsntIi6euberr
@eod6tniBftrtft unb bsutf6eu ger-
einseeIhi6ts spoIf GrempIare gu
iibernebmsn; Der auriltdrn 9to. 3 Der
9fmeritnniiten Rptber areu5 Sc
isu'taft nurosr so 3ugelpieIen Die
GngeIeeenbeit bttr. @rnsrnune BON
Del.eoten gum 0eutfdhsu &lub rpirroe
5uriideeleat. Die GtHuobmen betrugsn
S27.S0 uno Die ausgubsn $45.5o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-28
0clbenes Jnbtldnm.
6raueHbereiu Der Rartini.DemeinSl
bon Gid Huu blift nuf 50jabrises
8irfen 5uriif.

Der 6rduenpersin Der 9eutI9en
GO. prOt. WurtinI9smsinOe, Die treus
Stiiss berielben, blidt auf ein 50jGb.
RIGGS erfprieBli6es @irtsn 3uriid. Sus
ecloene Subildum bes 9ereins fpurbe
geitern benn aud uuter Qntbeilnabme
Der gan3sn 9smsinbe gsfeisrt. Der
Jeitgpttesoieuit begnnn Inn 2.30 Ra6z
mittngs. Die YiitglisOsr oss SubelOsrs
ems batten in Der Sirhe Die eriten
SiBreiben eingsnommsn unb GbreHs
pldse tparen ben orei pnderen Jraueu
eingerdumt, bic einJigen, bic aus Der
Rsibe Der Griinberinnsn nod am 9es
ben iiHb uno benz 8erein nit unents
ipester 5rsue anssb0ren. IS finb bds
Grau Wnrgarstbe 6offmeiiter, Grau
Wargnrstte S9pa6 unb Grau gliias
bstb Ruppre6t.
Die 5eitfeier begonn nit einem BON
SRI. 6ilon Sallfmann gsIpieIten Or
eslprdlubium. Die beuti6e yrebigt
belt 6err poitor y. q. grsb unb bic
en9lifde paitor gBm. &rueger. Gin
bon SRI. Bauld Reumdnn eefprr6es
ner prolog. fptpie Gbors uno 9emsiHs
oegeinng Deriaonten bic iEeier. gla9
Sseubteuug berielben ndren bic Sbeils
nebmer bic 9Gite bes 5raueuoereins,
pel3 lebtsrer Bel Der Gelegenhett ieis
Her Ro6tunit einmQl pieber ole gbre
maate.
Die iebieen g.dmtsn bss Subelb.r
.ins iiub 5rdu WatbiIbs Ragel, prGi.;
Srau Raria 9oefe, gi5eAgrGi.; 5rau
RntbiIbe Sed. Sstrstarin; 5rau
9ouiis Ridsl, 6ilfs Setr.; Srau
Difbelminf Sasfs, S6osmeiitsrin.
Dem @srsin sebOrsn bic fDIgeHoen
9fiteIieber an: Sdttie glufbsnbsrg,
9srtba Beng, Ssna gsnb, gIi3abetb
Biensniteir, Roiu gabitetter. Tiargus
rethe 8oqs, Caroline Gdpein, emma
Dater, Warsaret6e 9ater, Gli3abetb
Seitemei.r, gli3abetb 9Opplsr, Euris
eunbe @ngsl, Sriebn Sd, GIi3abet5
1eiu, Soa sSrieorid, QouiIe 5oerti5
Wugoolsnu yocrtiG, Warie 9erbarot,
Katharine @rabli, Selma Sannaum,
Barbara 5artmutb, Caroline 9urs
MID, 2poia 6ausmann, alma Soffs
mann, anna Seste, Rarsarethe Sus
retb, 2ouiIe SnufmanH. @nua 9aufs
mann, Bifbelmine Suufmonn, ames
lie Rleni, 2ourn Slnra, G,pd RlIus.
Bertha Ru0osr, GlBdbetb Gang. GOuis
fe 2sibfartb, 6enrietta Rouberp, 4ns
no Tetheme, 9ouliue Reumanu, Sus
nisunbe DppeIt, &atboriRe popft. gIns
no pdblis,p, Barbara pfirrmnHu,
&melie popps, Barbara Rottuer. Gms
ma Ruppreht, DiIbelmine Rupprsht,
Rut1ilbe Rueblmann, Wnrie Sdns
Sers, Gnnu Stnng, apuii, Stsrmsr.
Rarie SepIsr, Sntbarine Sepler.
Rinnie Simon, stusuitu S6onp, Gls
ma S6alt, emma Shsl, Suntsunoe
S6ramm, GIi3abetb S6nsiber. amss
lie S9netber, Genu S6neioer. Waurie
s6neiber, Qnua Sdmuder. Gli5nbet6 |
9uoor, Raeoalsna 9Ost, Wtarearetbe !
Dagner, gli3abetb Dsbrung. Wtdrie |
We5ruug, emma Denblnuo, Qouife |
W.n,el, Ruraar.tbe Bsber. gbri'tine
W.FeI, glioabetb mismer, Warte Des
fsrtdup.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-28
Ssntide GU. Yrot. gbilippuS.@e
meinoe.
OR. 5. 9. Dorm, qaitor.)

NCi. u. =. CSbA' pShNA.I
Sn Der esitrigsn SabrssDsrfnmm>
lung Der obissn @smeinoe, pslte uus
Ter 9OrTis bes Germ ). >. SaIsmeier
uuo nit 5errn Sobn 9oBler aIs Ses
.retGr i'm S5uliotdle Der Stride itatts
faRb, tamtn bic geri6ts Der 6inan5.
bsamt.u, S6aBmeiitsr SObn Rrusd
unb syinansistrstdr ). 70. SbeuItsr,
,urgerlsIuns, uno ss sins aus beHfeI>
ben bsrbor, bag eie9emsinhs in fiuans
;ieLer 6inii9t gut sefelt lit. Die
ginnabmen pl1reno oss 'Sabres be-
trusen, 3uiammsn nit BEN SaHenbe.
iiunb pom lsbtsn sSohrs, Der I'D duf
S21OO.73 belief, $7O37.1S uno Die
ausenben S6479.09, 10 baB iib nod
$55S.o9 in SGnhen ees Stdbmeiitsrs
befinoen. Inter ben ais Giuua6men
auIotfiihrten poitsn btfinoeu iiA
1882 so fir geitrdss. Seitent ots
RGbsirtsIs 1925, DO. bes 5rauenpers
ems $500, DO. oes Rdnnerpereins $75,
DO. bes SonHtdsibuIOereiHs $3.50,
DO. bes Sunior SugenoDsrsins S3O6.
Die gsridte, pelae iommt ben BIZ
6eIn Der 8samtsn pou osm IrttsrIus
Dumas ausItub, bsfisfenb aus ben
Serrsn 9ouis Dun, anortos Souisr
uub 6enrp Sitnepsr, gspriift uub fir
ricttia befunb.n porosn iiub, purbsn
sutsebeibsn uno rem prctutOq stnpsrs
leibt.
@ls neue Ritslisoer rurben auf=
eerommen: Gpporo S6eIlsr, 315 u.
glpe.; 9epras 2orbsre.
6471 Weif RtDliden 9(oe.; Rurie
grueitIe. 492 @eit RcNiden slosnue;
Bm. @eur, 24O7 Clifton Qoe.; uno
MatbiIoe 8rustting. Golsruiu uuo
Gtbon Gps.
Dem ShusmsiIisr Ssrrn Sobn
arued, Der IA Sabre sebieut bat, uro
Serrn SObn @pbIsr. Der 6 Sabre aIs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-28
,8eid)idte bes $5ilfsiperfs nmb
Gincimnati's Seittid)e 2ereime"

en- EtHa
ehanH JHHib
eHe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-28

rReos" bebientsn SAlsuberer Dtngo
unb 5dnger @Iarte has @ef6iib gss
gen @ang6n begin. WilfOn fir bic Gegs
ner.
9os Spiel fpiro beuts Rafnnittas,
bd b.iOe atubs sinen freien Gag bas
ben gum gustrdg gelangen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-28
iSiirs Scatid,e TIttnbeim

lie iuuJeH Serrid1ften oom Tent.
iben AItsnbetm tref'ea pieber guitol.
ten fiir tine ihrer 70 beliebten ,seltIif-
fcttcn. TiesnaI lit es eine sorteg-
tortie neblt alid,ennerfnlif uun bic
9eranitaltung f-noet ON SduIita1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-28

pieber iiber bic trodenen Sonntase II
Cincinnati ibre GIoFen gu NADER
Die geitrisc Jeu9tistsit seniist liner
fiirs gauge 2eben, srtIGrten iie. Du e
ben 0aptDnern TN bur9pei9ten 3ot
ni9t ssfisl, fubren iis nab Der 6Oti
einctnnati 9urnbals unb babiu per,
5og ii4 semad bos turnsrli4e 2eben
9isr fanb bic preisOertbeilung an BIZ
Sisger Dom Dormittag itait, bic BON
gssirtsiprs9er Serru Grnit u. Dcisr
oorgenommeu fDurbe.
d
Das 9urnfeit bes Dbio 5urnbe.
sirts purbe in ieinem eriten a9eil
bur9 nidts beeitrd9tigt unb tisIer
mar benu aud Elm unbsItriitsnsr Srs
folg. Gr beitanb in 9Oltsturnen anh
Ipielte ii9 in ben 9ormittagsitun5.n
auf bem llniDeriitdts s5urnpldB IN
9urnet Woobs ob. 5rob Der frii6en
StuHbe batten iid an bic tduIenb 81.
i9uuer singefunbeH. bic ben dtbtetis
T9en llebunetn nit grobem Jntereife
fOleten unb isI5it etpas ppn pem
entbuiiasmus betamen, Don beT Bic
attiDen sheilnehmsr bsieslt pdrsn.
Or. Carl 3iegItr fungisrte ais R:fes
rent, 6. u. 6ofer mar Starter, %.
Clemens Der S6riftgslebrie unb dls
Ri6ter unb 3sitsr fungisrten Or.
anod, Dr. Robr, g. 1bOmd. igr. Reus
ter, Sobn Sdpor3, 2ouis 9bisrr9
uno eb. grsnbamour.
Die feds llebuugen unlfabteu y
100 gdrb Rennsn, p RugeIitOBen,
~ 6odfpruHs, ~ Bei.f7rang nit
Gnlauf, 81 Gtaffettsuluufsn, 40
garbs, uno 81 prOsrefiper Wsite
ipruna obne anIduf.
Die preiie befianben aus eolbersu,
iilbernen unb bron3ssn RebaiG;n
nit sntfpre6enbsr 5uIarift uRb Fsrrsr
aus sfpei 1ropbdsu in 9eftalt 5or
Gil6erpotulsn, bic bic 5err.n 5enrp
6ofle fur bos StaffetteHldufen nnb
Carlisle q. JohnIon fir proarsHipsr
WeitIprung geiiiitst bdtt.n. au6 bic
potale trager 'ntipredenbe Snf4rifs
ten unb an Der Ssnt.ln befano fi5
sins S9lsife in ben 2arb,sfor5sn.
Das WeebailInbdHo mar .5enfuls aus
rotbsfpeibsbiau.r seibe.
Die preisoertbetIung.
Die prsispert5siIung iuub ges,n
Q6enb in Der Roro Cincinnati Surns
bale itati. ba bic 9aptonsr, bic atrei,
fen mnbtsn, ibrs Siegss3ei6eu esrHs
mitnsbmen polItsn. ge3irtsipre5er
Grnft u. Wsisr uabm NIT elmer bsr3s
liasn 4nfprlds Die preisrsrtbeiIung
Dor unb bic bsribiehsnen antiinbis
suRgsn ipurbsn tets nit einsm pats
ren Slbslausbraa oufssnommsn-
SnbiDi6uelle preife.
100 garb R.Rnsn-
1. 6. Bang:f.r. 0apton, IL se'
funDer.
2. 6. @raa, 2. 6. 3. o., II Set.
3. =. aIss, canton, Ill Setunoen.
auselFpbsu
/. O. aHgsrt, n. 6. Z. o.. "a 0ub
10 Soq.
2. u. 9raussuftsin, Dapton, 80
Iub 9 9og.
8. o. Rsost,r, y. 6. z. o., 50
Sub 8 3o1.
8 o &fpruns-
1. o. ROrrutp, Oaptoa, 5 Sub
8 SOL.
2. g. G,!,r, Gooinsiou, 8 CUB 81
3ou.
3. ). Rutfubl, Central. 8 Gub
4 3Og.
% ettfpruns NIT anIauf-I
1. 6. 9ongsit,r, 9aptOn. 20 Gub.
2. 8. Reotter. q. g. z. O.. IS
SuB 2 SOlI.
3. u. pug, esrItrdl, l9 Jnb 1M
Sol.
proersiiibsr SO sitfpruns
Roro Cincinnati SurnDeretn, 81
Cub 2 sou.
5taffettenlaufeu-
Rorb Cincinnati surnrsreiu, 4s,3
SstunoeH.
9e ammtpuntte in pier
usbunsen.
/. u. Sus, Central, SO.
2. O. Rs0,ter, y. g. Z. O., So
8. 6. RprIoD. 0aptOn, 1878.
gaie.0aH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-28

sItcHO O1S ,. ,qini in zen Barriers 0ea
Altcabeim5 itatt.
lidet5 iino bel ben Uiitglieoern, in
9lItenbetm o0er in Ro. % Oit Siebenta
Strabe er66lt(:b.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-28

Dem ssIi,rn pom 6duptdtsartiel
Der Rot. 9i1l ptrSffsntli5ten, off
,ieEIsn gsritt, i6er bic 9.iftunssn osr
&lubs rnb Spieler Iinb bic fplssnber
Rptisen iiEsr BE .Rehs" entuommsn:
.llnter ben Is lsitenhsn Spislsrr
nit ,inen grRsnffas BON 800 in 3rei'
fern (unb 6driiber) befinbsr id
Rcufh. ols oritter nit einem Bro.
ientiab bon 363 gSlinttsn unb 9rif.
fifb nIs fiiHft.r NIT sinem prcSenta
fdb bon 349 9unfien.
rssn SeIbpertbeibisiug iteben Die
.ReSs@ als 5i,rter unb IN 5refs
fern als fiiuftsr duf Der Rangliits
Ser 9 Rlubs.
.unter ben 10 ieittnben 8aTsnois-
Ben iiebt 9horpe oIs D iert.r unb I'm
SfAeru oon 2dufen grob ala
fe4Her auf Der Rnngliffe.
Dds eirsiqs Spiel Der RatiouaIs
9ied. lpeldes Flir orfferH bier i'm Reo-
fonb Jislo ,piiheH unI,reu .Reos"
unt eeH Gbitdaosr Subs" duf benz
prcaramm tomb unb piiutilit nm
bdrb 8 llbr in SsesHtrurt bon taum
1000 Suf6dusrn fesonn. iuurbe bsim
geeinn beg 3. gonges burh Repeu
Hnterbro&sH uno betlset. Sir Si:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-28

= Der I,irtb Gbnarb Gddfrot,
1154 Daptou S.raBt. iuurbs seiisrn
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The Detroit times., 1917-01-17
FEDERAL WORKERS
2 SEEK SUPPORT OF
ORGANIZED LABOR

With view 20 promoting Ire
adoption ri higher wage scale for
federal employees - ncn we're So.
iccted by federal workers in 10
troit, Monday night TO enlist the
support If political officials and or
ganized labor The bin CARRYING the
salary Increase va, passed by tho
house Of representatives. but Is not
yet ont from the senate committee.
-
Z. Ga eeE sV;s. lac. iss.s s.1s,l.iilpFeY
union were elected. Monday night as
follows William l. Buchanan. i'm
migration service, president a. r.
Startling, custodian service, first
vice president: Spureeon r. Smith,
customs service, second yice-presi-
dent Grace / Taylor. customs ser
wee corresponding secretary James
a. Jewell, immigration service. re
Cordinc secretary; c. +. Strow-
bridge lighthouse service, treasur
ar and Philip Eichorn immigration
service, guardian.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-17
PALMER LAWYERS
GET $4,000 FEE

Judge Durfce allowed a $4,000 re.
tainer fee Monday In probate ccur1
10 attorneys retained by executors
OF the viii OF Mrs Lizzie VI. Palmer.
who left an estate II $4,000. 900 TO
establish a motherhood training
school for Detroit Harold Palmer.
an adopted son OF Mrs Palmer who
was not remembered In the will no
cause Of bequeFts hy his foster
father. the late Senator Thomas l.
Palmer. is contcstine tho use OF the
estate for a motherhood training in.
stitution. as are several Of Mrs. Pal
mer's relatives
Suit 10 break the viii also was
started in New York by John Meyer,
"a youth once employed as a chauf
four in the Palmer home
otto Kirchner IS 10 receive $4,000
and sidney r. Miller and James
Cosslett smith arc 20 be- paid $1,000
Jointly. this allowance hcDg made
as "retainers TO apply on services
rendered and TO BE- rendered" on the
petition ~ x. NcClelland Brady. one
OF the three executors named in
Mrs. palmers will
\ legal conflict IS pending ON the
Jurisdiction OF the Michigan courts
FOR tho probate OF the will. as Mrs.
Palmer died in New York state.
whore she had summer home az
Great Neck. Long Island
The Detroit times., 1917-01-17
HOLD SUSPECT
IN ROBBERY OF
CIGAR STORE

Sam. Miller. % years old. was AT.
rested Monday by Detectives Rick
and Grove. charged With robbery OF
he cigar store of Morris Klein. No
$50 Hastings ST.. early Monday morn
ing
sam SinEerman. 30 years old OF
SO lG5 Mon'calm-st east. who Was
shot In The nip hy the officers while
attempting 10 escape soon after the
robbery b. ia receiving hospital
rho door of the store was forced
with a Jimmy Cigarettes valued at
$3.50 wore recovered
Charged with being members OF
tho gang which has terrorized the
Hivard ei district for several weeks.
Irving cohen. 30 years-oldl Louis
smith, 30 years old. and David
Pois. ~ years old. were arrested
Monday afternoon on charges Of sus.
prcfr1 robbery
The Detroit times., 1917-01-17
FERRIES FIGHT
ice IN RIVER
Promise Stalled In Mid Stream
tuesday; Britannia Battles
To Keep Channel Open

Flowing thru a ,eritable field Of ice
on every Zip Detroit and Wincsor
ferry boais manage 10 keep running
on l5.mirute schedule Tuesday
morning With only an occasional in
corruption.
Tho Promise exhausted her sup.
ply Of steam Ia one Of her early
trips from Windsor TO Detroit and
va held up in the middle OF tho
liver for more than FIVE minutes
After her hoilers we're replenisled
she got under way without difficulty
and little trouble was experienced
after that
The ear ferries lower down in the
river however Rcrc reported as
having con iderable dificuity
No serious trouble was expected
during th day Ferrymen declare
hat tn britannia. The Detroit and
Windsor Parry colapany's big pleas
llre boat Las adequate power TO
: lsssAs Fis., ssgf.t path. open. by 11li;es
ionally Tinging into The center OF
hc river and carrying the slush
down into the lower part OF the
channel ! he Britannia was press
ed into service AZ an ice breaker
Monday night after The Pleasure and
The Promise had ben caught several
times in The ice foes. Capt. Nichol
son conn odore Of the company,
said that while coal is being con
served there IS no shortage.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-17
DEPUTY UNDER
THREE SHERIFFS
PASSES AWAY

Fred ". Moore. one OF tho oldest
deputy sheriHs in point Of service in
the city. died 70 his home. No 727
Commonwealth-aye Sunday. after a
three weeks illness.
Mr. Moore was 81 years old and
had resided in this city for 80 years
lie was appointed a deputy by
George G. Castor and re.appointed
by Milton Oal,man and Edward r.
stem Ho was member ot Ionic
lodge and Of Shadukiam Grotto The
funeral, which VIII be- held Wednes
day. at 2 a. m. from tho residence
viii be under Masonic auspices Tho
remains sill be taken 10 Ortonvillo
for burial,
Mr. Moore is survived by his
widow, two sisters and four broth.
ers.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-17
SAFETY FIRST"
STOPS MISHAPS
IN FORD PLANTS

The efficacy Of the Safety First"
propaganda is strikingly illustrated
In the case Of the Ford Motor com
panys record for December. In the
various plants 4i,l6i men we're EN-
pIoyed for 81 days. and only 81 ac-
cidents. all Of them of minor ma
tire. occurred. The majority OF them
we're hand labor mishaps. occurring
among those who handle trucks and
stock.
In the majority Of departments
there we're no accidents. In 10 there
was only one each. and in 10 only
two each