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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-21
senesme mmS 2astsm.

= Stimmssber bon geaspue uno
Oanton, lpslte isit Der lesten DahI
ibren Bobnort ipe9feIten obsr iolte.
ipsIde bas 81. 9sbensiabr erreiat bas
ben, miifsn iia bsuts in Der 9oantps
elsrts Office in Rsppprt resiitris
rem. ipenn lie in Ger primdrmabl Tim
men ipollen.
- Das Saptrnsr Gretutip Som
mittee bes Gdntpbea gountp aapitsls
Der Rotben arsu3s9siellidaft. 70. o.
Icgormid, 6ubburb S9pars, Or.
6. s.. Struble unb gop. Shlueter
tpurbsn beauftroet, nit bsm Gincins
natter aapitsl Der Rptbsu areu3s
9eieN9uft hiEh4tlih Der ylit'
slieber arrangements su trefisn.
Danat, ioaen bieienisen Wsitslisoer,
tpelhe in Campbell Gountp pobnsn,
iebo6 anGpfs IN Der Gincinnatier Ses
isai6aft sriporbsn babeu. ua4 hem
0aptoner aapitsl iransferirt psrben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-21
3leime Vsliseinadri@ten

- Ter 27.idbrige Robert Ssobnion,
527 Diounb Strabe, ipuroe geitern
pabren6 eines Streites nit sSreo
Subbaro. Sefite iino Dfpunb StraBe.
nit einem al,iippeI berart auf ben
&opf geiAlagen, oob er cine flaifenbe
@uiroe erIitt inIb nnd oem Stabt.
SoiGtal oe6raft tuerSen nrubte. Sub.
barb puroe unter eritipredenber glE-
tlaee pcrbaftet.
- Der Foli5ei fpuroen geitern Die
foIgert0en Diebitdble genIeIoet: Bon
Daarp Strotemeper. RcDliden uno
Jtace StraBe, $3.50 aiis Der aailen-
ifJublaoe. Bono Clarence Setter,
93roofnille ,sp, eire Eeiieiaite NIT
ssiibalt i'm g8ertbe bon 500 i'm Gen.
trdl gobnbof. Bon g9n. grafus,
2437 RoerIein apenue, cine Borie
nit $50 IN Gbeiter Bnrf. Bon Sas.
4. Dfolep, 604 @dlfrlit Strabe, cine
aomera i'm Bertbe Don $3.50 aug
ieiHem Auto.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-21
5ipei Grabtipannsr idjIimm ssr'
6rauut.

3Dei 0raHfponner erlitiern sensrn
fd5timme 9ranbipunbsn uno bic gers
lebunqen bes sinen perben ala fshr
erniter Ratur bstrahtet. Der % Jnhs
re aIie Dale S3rnber, Snbianapolis,
Elm @eitern anicn Trabtipannsr. unb
Der Big Tour Drahipanner ar4.
ssinher aus 9iihfieiS. s,n.. orbeiteten
on Der 6. .StraBr. am llfer bes Wias
Greet, aIs bic 9dfolinfadtl, bic Rim
Der uuFfHtlen poliie. erpIobirte unb
bas brsnnsnbe 5lnibum iiber S4ras
Der Ipriste 1ieier mollte iih oas ltfer
binabrpaen, in Der GHnahme, bab bie
sJlammen bobrr9 erftidt iperben
niirben. glls bag aber ni6t Der Sod
mar, ipraus sr in ben URiacresf unb
ntIbie BON icinem adnleraoen Dieoer
berousg.fiftt perbsn. Ssibe Wldnner
ipurben nod Ssm Belts Sirabe So'pis
tnl sef6affi, no % iia srgGb, bab
Sdrab.r an aOpf uno aorptr I1pe-
rerbrannt ipprben in. aineer III nit
lei8ten gerIssuneen bnponsefommsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-21
(.abenOspoe., GbicasO.)

Sinai,s aus Dem Staub inio glinIl
oer Siootl Selbit in oieiem bisber
70 andoieen CONNER meitet lid 81:
Sllhge, rout oas glut reger Surd
b.. sIoern penn Die erfriitenbe giif,
pca &ieie uno ss,aIb ali Die Steas
oeS triiben GeniiId,es tritt, oas wi,
in Der Ricicni.aof a.breH niiiien,
gis sur 6aiiunbsfraft, Of Deii
iiber Oieie Jefiillf, roleH Die selber
huge Der Chicago Rortbpeitern bin
mes III bic griineube 2oHoif,ait. alI'
Mig idypinbeu bic 9iieienfditen Der
,sabriten nit ibren 9oftid,en ari beiH
Iaf), Ole boban @aihfdnge. Simmer
mebr Helm, Suisden, ifs,pige Cart
tel,, liberal jest ai.d, bic pieIgeprieit.
nen @elniiiebeetonlagen, nit benen
oerI 2ebe1sntitteImuder Der Sals &C.
Drod)en fu.roen fra.
slus bern @iefenipinnennes Der &c.
Iciir, nit Dem Die g4eitfeite Der Stabt
tebeft 1T. loien GA allmdIig Die elm.
aelren itGbIernen Sdoen, Die iid MN
reitIin ms 2a'ib oebnen, big al
slc bIauen s.erge Inn @eften, bis on
rte Sfii;ten Ser beioen @eItineerc
aber bis babin IN Elm iDeitsr Wes).
Der sunddit iiber bic fruhtbaren Gss
fiIor fiibrt Die Der grdrie IN einenr
aabrbllnosrt abeesuonnen porSelI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-21

bsns ME Iis ber bsm Qrisss lparsn
= ben Rafurparis unb ben aItsn
spbsuamra1ftsn eanbfssn unb abs
teisu. mic man fis in Der Rdhe bon
Qonbon fisbt.
sA0a uno irsunbIi5 III Der siuf-
sHtbalt On ben uferu oes 1Jor Riper
am 1nss. 4bsr unpereIsi4lib nirb
e, lpsnn Der abtnb iit nieotrientt
unb nun aus btm R5bridt am llf.r
bss Tlunts bic S&iDdrme Der leuGt,
idfsr auffIkssn unb bis bod In bic
gaumpiplsl sin 5Iimmsrn unb Gliis
ben sntiisbt i'm 2isksfpisl bisfsr islts
Iamsn Sd6pfunssn Der Rsiur In ben
Jtddt<n ess Sommers. limb bo3u ot,
Griutu .br unaufb5riitss aor5sri
sirpsn. Sin Gprtbsn. Ba9fsn unp
Gntitebsn ringsum. Dab man inum
oaron btnteH iann., oab i'm epieen
8rsislauf Der Ginee aud pisbfr gin
ysrssbsn iommsn mub unb bdb bisies
2sbsus iHntritss Wsim bod Der
aampf IN. 0d3u ober bsbarf bel
Wenid Der arafi. Die sibtibm, 'vai
Der 9arnbe3irf bort fir bic Ssia.n
In iluasr erisnntnib ees 9sc.bipsnsis
gen etiddfim bat. llnb bas. nidt ne.
niger ipsrtbpoa pirb. neil iid sum
gibli6sn Der Glana unb Der ShiE'
|mr bss S90asn stisai, ben bic Rai
iur in rsi6r 5in. iiber itnsn Grbsns
ipinisI am J0r RiDsr bel earp ssorsis
let bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-21
srtitsl.I-asnniiirt
Sstrefia her sibbahutruitses blsibi
Is teim Alten.

Der parasrapb bttreffs Der aufs
fiftsbsbSrhs fir bic Slobabu in ses
tern BON ben brtibrisi aommifds
rsn babin erIebist porben. eab es
bsim 9Iten bIeibi. Dos lltilitGiens
9ommittee bate in elmer friiheren
Sibuns bic gmpfebluns sema9t, bic
2ruitsss, peld,s i,bt Dom Supsriors
esriht auf2sHnsSsii srnannt ptrpsn.
pom Mupor ernehnsn 5u lafsn uRh
3par fiir 3.buiGbriss 9lmtsbauer.
aommiiTdr Denpiep, ipeI4er benz
aOmmiitse anee5Srt. srtIdris sr bege
srobe 3rpeifsl betr.ifs Der 0siebli6s
tsit eines folttn SGrities. Der
apmmittsebsritt purbe saber nit 8
sesen 6timmen juriidseipieisn unb
itliebIi3 ipurbe nit IL gegen spet
Stimmsu belhlpFsn. ben Stotus bsr
5ruitess gu beioTsn, iuie er jebt 1T.
Die gsrireier Sss Sdulratba bas
Sen es bur9ssf.st, bab Der Giabts
antpali aud fernsrhin bic Isgaltn Ges
ibdfts Sss S9uIraibs gu beicrgen
bat .2lu4 purbs Der 9crf9fas absss
lsbut, elm .Departtmeut Of Glaims"
in Der StabtonpaIts Office sinSus
ridten, bamit in 3utunft anIprihs
seaen bic Stabi ubne Srbinan, hes
Staetratbs srlseist iusrben t6nntu-
}erner purbe bic 9eifimmuns ses
trpffen, bab iidotiihe Orotnan5en
nur in elmer ensIiiteu 3situns anges
3sist psrben isllen uHb spar nur uns
ter BEN 9iisI unb Der 9ummtr Der
Creinan,.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-21

llnier Aasnt in Snmilfoa 1T Serr
Gbnarb grad, 449 Sh6 Sinfte Ctr.
gea Sci. 476.A. Ssme Rbon,
1631.a.
= 9r. 8ilmsr 6. Grifiitb pues:
gum 2eutnant i'm .RsierDetorps
Der 8unbesarmee srnannt. Gr Dtro
Samilion ON 2. ausuit DerIdHsn.
- Dos %. aapitel Der Obj Gel
Ions nirb am II. ausuft i'm ausiieia
|Iunasport elm Samtisn14Acnic Dsrons
taIten, benz cine srobe 9arabe prraE'
osben pirb.
= 9er "a Sabre aIis 9ic.or
Sdmibt bon Srenton tpurhe bonn Ucs
ri9tbscIsrt Seatb gum 5riebsnsridtsr
OOu MabuOu aeiuufbip ernanni. er
in Der iiinsfte Ntann. ipeI8r ie EN-
ioI6es amt in Butler Gouutp hdlei'
bet bat.
- Sn Der Radt pom Dounertag
uurbe OIiper geunett an Reunter unb
.Gbeitnut Strabe bon Sanbitsn Ioers
fallen unb I'M feline llbr beraatt.
Sine StuHbs fpdter ipurbe, ME nan
gIaubt, bon benielbeH 9uridn Elm
8erfud geuladt, in bic @irtbi6aft
bon @iIiam Dople an fjiinfhr rub
Speamore Strabe gu briugeH. Do4
purben bic getrefftnben perfdaiht.
- CHARLES Sffut unb Srin Ss.
borens, bsibe 16 Sabre aIte. tpeIfe
aus Gonnerspille ptrIdnanben, mad.
bem iie ihren GIiern $40 enineutst
batten, purben bon ben Detsttips
Setterid unb 6eruiann an gabnbof
Der g., 8. &c .. gabn psrboftet urb
oem SuseHoseri4tsbeamten iibergebsn.
- Die Qpse Der Cts pon Samiaon
pirb an nGbiien Mittpo6 ibr jdhrs
lites pienic i'm Ghsiier port abbdltsn.
Sn Der Jabresperiammluna Der
Dirsttoren Der 6amiltoH WahiHe
SooI GompdnD am Donnerifae fpArs
ben foleenbe geumie eetpGbli: prGf;s
bent, 6. 3. SiIfer; gissprdiibeni, R.
g. Weinisan; SeiretGr une Sdusmsi<
ter, 5. R. FILTER.
- Trau gatborina Dapis. Wittnel
,on SomueI Dcpis. siues Der besanns
teiten IGnnsr bss Gountps. III i'm
oeim ibrer 9odter. fyrau Sobn Sa.
:obs, an Der MiobIstOpn Bile, i'm
slltr bon So Sabren eeftorbsn unb
pirb beuts Ra6mittao auf BEN grisbs
)of in millpiTls 6egrabsr.
- 6err Jotn Speibsl unb Jrl.
9raee Dolan tpurhcn i'm g3farr5aus
Der gpdna. Ct. ganls @emeinbe bErh
Paftpr 9olIbrsGt ebsiin berbunosn,
5err Cigar Sepbolb Gohn BON
oerrn unb Srau !. 8. Sebbolb an
campbell Qlpsnue. ipirb in oie armces
}Iiessrf6ule in Gtint. Nidisan. sin.
reter
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-21

i'm Seine srfidt ipures. es irure,
Rismano perIsbt.
SIN epuntpssriat ipurps seiterH
bos ssitamsut bes gbos. @raff ein'
ssreibt. Der grblaffsr psrua6t ieir
9srm0ssn fsiner Jrau ear9srin'
@raff. pelde susieid 5ur 3stta'
meutspolIitrsdsrin srnannt puros-
= Die surner psrbsn am 29. b,
R. in pboenir Grobs ibr idbrIi9es
picnic abAaItsn.
Sames @ilfon. fpsIder aIs eIeri
in Der Sffiee bss Departments fur
OffsHtlits Msrts anseiteut mar. bat
reiisnirt. gr bsabiiGtiet in oas strsis
te Ofiisisr asisrpecorps sin5utrsten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-21
ausstf6Ioiftm.

Die epraAe III Elm Spisasl Der 3sit!-
go BORT man nit sse4t cfi iassn.
9o9 tsuts iisbt mon Der Wobs GOD
au4 lsiDtr bic Sptddx irassn.
90 fdai4 ii6 iest pisb,r ein hort
tertin.
Dns ME 10 pisl gjunTt nod, asnOisn.
9srbrdugt In btlnntt bas alie .Rein!-
Durd bns mobilize .sluistTdIoHsn!-
$40 immer man IN unb nit mem man
ipridi,
Dd fonlmfs BON ben Gippen ssfioifsn.
lInb flebt man 3lr R5niein WlLne:
.eaf' db!s
60 Idfctt fs: .ausgs[dloHsnls
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-21
&id;ter 8. z. Spisssl bleibt Sera'
fber.

Ridtsr Jres. g, Spisssl blsibt Der
iuriniite gsroitsr ber54nfupersshrss
&pmmiFion. 60 purbe in Der aefri'
gen Stsuns Der SommiHipn beidIoIz
fen. Ridtsr Gpissd tDurbe aufs Tsus
aIs Der antpali Der geh6rbe anaeiisIt
unb sfpar nit siusm SabresGebalt BON
5000. Die afHitsqaHa tritt beute IN
Rroft. Der StabtautpaIt tpurbe anses
ipisf.n, In 8srein nit BEN anpoIt Der
geb5rSe, Ridier Spiessl. ssasn bic
Gnii6<isuns In bsr Riass bes Sobn 6.
Roaers bsim GtaatsObersri4t au ops
p<lliren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-21

= Der is-idbrise geprss euHl'
minas. SAT Cutter Strobe Der id>on
perihieoens 4lale bonn &anie per.
iGipimoen mar uno ieit oem 5. Siili
nIdr mebr eeieben moroen mar. muroe
eeitern abeno Der 9scIisei als perlnibi
aemeloef.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-21
Ne,upDrt.

Die geuport Office fir oas Sin.
einnatier golfsblatt" befinbet iid IN
stu. 339 yprf Straks, geseniiber
bem Gsnrtboaie, uoielbit 0euistei.
ten, ansrisen II. I. M. Bic 8 llhr
gbeuSs eutseaengeuommen werosu.
SeIepbcn Soutb 2401.
Gin 9etratbs 5out Der
urtbeilt.
gs f&eint, bab benz anrii4igen
9eipsrbe Der .!Seiratbs 3outs", psls
DE 1spport in einen ibleu Rnf sss
brat,t babsn. ein Gmoe semaht psr'
ben iol, ba Nm. Dfc9raip, ieineHr
sigsnen @eitdnbnib na9 ein nSout. :"
pon ben SfI6pOrenen gu $40 Selos
itrafe IL. 80 sassn Sefdnsnib oerurs
tbsiIt purbs. Die surn mar aus
fOIgsnben 8iirgern 3ufamulensfest
iporben: Qpuis GeIbmonu, 3. 6.
patteriOn, Walter 9ropu. R. 9us
bi1stp, Thos. Dapies uno 6l1be
Simmonbs - alnbretp Rpran, aIs
Sausmeifter oes @ourtzSonfs, be-
3euste, bab er ben 9efe5l erhdItsn
babe, .5outs" aus BEN Geri9tsees
bdubs fort gu peiien. Gr f4iL5srte
Johann Die Sdfpierisfeiten, ipelte sr
nit Wr9ratp battle, ais er ein Yaar,
bas stnen Seiratbsfdein perlnngen
pollte, Dor Ntc9rup parnte. 2esterer
babe ii6 Johann elmer bo4it seHeineu
Spra9e bebieut. Der Mnpalt Glart.
peI9er fir Wlc9rotn siutrat, perfu4te
persebsus feinsn alisntsn bon Der
gntloee bes unoroentlidsn getraeens
losausifen. Der 9Glfs Soli5itor
g. Reui6er erldrte. hab Der @tugss
tlagte isit 2 Sobreu bas duriidige
@ef4dft betrsibe. obipoN CT au
einen suten 5agslobn in ieinsr pros
fefion gu nrbeiten befdbist lei. Der
Wapor unb bic itGbtiihen geborbsn
batten bisber pergetens perfltt, ben
uebel su iteuern. IS fei nun SuGe
Der 9eidporsnen, energiIp einSus
f6reiten. = Die @eI9poren.n eaben
nah tilr3er 8eratbung ben obsnses
Bubrfpru6 ab. gepor biefs
auf elm 0erbitt fi6 sinigten, ipuroe
upn einisen 9ef9tppreuen elm Strdf- |
urtbeil bon 800 unb 30 Gage Se-
fGugntb IN 9ori6Iag gebratt. II
aHoretp Worun, pelter bic antlaes
.rfob, bat bamit i'm SirtersFs beg sus
ten Fufes uuIerer Stabt ein anertsu=
nsnsnertbes 9erbienit fi9 eriporben.
= Die Quote Der UlilitdrpfIi4s |
tigen fir GumpbeIl gountp inIuiipe
Der 'Stoot ReDport betrGgt 586. Od.
oDH entfuIIen 298 auf bas Gountp
uno 286 auf bic Gtaot. Sa 80 prp.
gent eer Ginberufenen als uirtargIid
'oer aus anberen 9riil1beH suriitges
piefen Derben biirfteL puroe bic !3ah
Der Ginberufeneu lin bas bDppelte,
osmnoh auf 11e8 srb6bt.
9eiratbsI9eine. - 2aprsnce
Bhlte, 20, uH5 Sberefe Mlann, q,
'etoe Don Cincinnati, Obip.
- Sm gircuutgsridt purbe ges
tern bic auf $4,000 ldutenoe Sdooens
peleie aliee Birtamp ae.
zen bic Strabenbahn @eieqf6aft an,
Ieitrenet bate. abgsfpiefen, oa elm
ausslei9 srsieft Dorben mar.
Sm 8ittfon'i4en GlettrfIden
stdblIfemeHt on Der gort unb Sioutlz
Iate StraBe mar geitsrn abenb burd
'ie @rpIoii0u eiHes @ufolinbe6iItsrs
IN graubeutfaHcen. peI9er isbo4 |
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Iurnsr'easer.

am 5or gii5er bel Carr. ssnb,. bat
asr aSainois Iurnbssirt es einge-
ridtct. - auii upo @aiier. - Or.
boIiinssitdtte fiir Sang uno ait
unter gifen. - 2nrneH fIeiBis be.
irieben. - am abenoIiten 9age..
ieuer. - GIutmiirnld,eit 3auber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-21
&anailtsm.

linier aa,nt in Snmiltoq 1T Seer
GSnarb grud, 449 ShS 5amite Ctr.
gea Sci. 476-A. Ssme 4bons
1631.4.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-07-20
Farmers Attention.

For cream separator that is built to
wear, to skim perfectly clean, easy to
turn and easy to wash and keep sani-
tary, one built with the troubles left
out, for such; separator you should
call on Andrew Smith, tCresco, la.
Phone 267. So -: 34-tfv
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-07-20
Perry.


Cyrus Comstock Perry, son of Amos
and Hannah Bowen Perry, was born
Nov. 26, 1880, in Elizabeth, st. Law
renee county, N. Y. ..,..-,
He was one of nine children, all of
whom have preceded him to the Glory
Land. .,.... So. .n 'a - Z
When he was three years of age his
parents moved to Ohio and shortly at
ter came to Illinois. ~"
He was married October 10, 1852, to
Rebecca Louisa Page at Dundee, Kane
county, Ill. To this union seven chill
dren were born, A d and W. Z. OF
Cresco, c. f. Of! As,sei-.s Man Mrs.
G. E. Simonds Of minneapolis, II. 0.
and j. j. Of North Yakima, Wash, and
L. G. of Fl. Defiance, Arizona.
In the fall, OF 1867 they came to
Cresco, Iowa, in which town and its
vicinity they have lived ever since.
When about Is years OF age he was
baptized, uniting with the Baptist
church in Dundee, Ill, in which faith
he lived and died. .,,.....
He departed this life July Is, 1917.
at the age of sc years, months and
10 days, leaving to mourn their loss
his aged wife, their seven children, II
grandchildren, and IS great-grand-
children, he having never been call
ed upon to mourn the death of one
of his descendants. 30 $50 =.
"He rests from his labors and his
works do follow him" ~
But what are few Clark weary
days, 49,. ,.- o.,-..t
What matter our buried joys? -
When we stand at last on the verge
of Time .s~-.--,.. ..
They will seem like useless toys;
For hope still beckons and points
beyond 80. "a -Tr=,-y.-- 49, =
To glorious, golden cline, ~
Listening and longing, =.
We seem to hear the sweet refrain
Sometime" o.
The funeral services were con-
conducted by the Rev. J. A. Petit at
his late residence on Monday, July 16.
Burial at Oaklawn. sss'5- 49,.
l....---,s Card Of Thanks. - -.
| We wish to thank all those who
helped in any way during our late be-
reavement.
l. The Family.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-07-20
Notice.

A few desirable homes including
plenty of ground, for sale or rent to
desirable tenants. Inquire at Geo. H.
Owens, Real Estate Office, Cresco, Ia.
For Sale. -. 49,.
: New s-16 H. P. Mogul /. H. c.
Tractor at bargain. VIM. Slifka, r.
F. D. No. 8. Phone e. v. %. 47-4t
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-07-20
...yoBlruAlRYp'
Walter.

. I'm Walter. EF$T
Vim Walter was; born in Germany.
[Dec.} 20, 1s45. and died at the home of
his son Leonard July II, 1917, aged
II years, months and 10 days. He
with other, members Of the family
came ito America in 1866 settling in
Michigan. Here in the year 1869 he
married Miss Wilhelmina Knuth. They
lived happily together for At years,
sharing life's joys and sorrows to-,
gether until Mrs. Walter died little
over a year ago. ~ Il 2!
They came to Iowa in 1870 and
bought a farm in Albion twp, How
ard county, where by hard work and
frugality he procured fine home and
large tract of land. He endured many
of the hardships and privations Of the
pioneer life, and was a great help In
promoting the interests of the COM
munity in which he lived, always
ready. to lend a helping hand to those
in need. .-.....
Bro. Walter was converted in 1869
and was interested in the work of the
church, he being one of the charter
members of the Albion Evangelical
church. Their home was always open
to the ministers of the gospel and he
| was ever ready to assist financially
as we'll by his presence and prayers.
He showed his love for the church of
his choice, not only by supporting the
\ local work, but he also remembered
our general benevolences and missions
by giving the sum of $1,000 for those
purposes, This was shortly before
his death. -. ........ .5.>clTA
brother, August Walter, and one sis
ter, Mrs. John Dempewolf of Cresco,
an aged uncle and twelve children as
follows:2 Charles, Sebeka, Mimi;
William, Blackwater,. N. D.; John
Cresco: Gust and Mrs. Emma Piehn,
Alta Vista; Harry and Herbert, Cries.
co; Mrs. Lena Reuter-, Harmony;
Earnest and Louis, Cresco; Mrs. Ella
Burmeister, Harmony; Leonard,
Cresco. Besides these he leaves a
number of grandchildren and other
relatives and countless friends.
His wife and four children preceded
him in death, Arthur Walter Of Cres-
co dying about three months ago.
After suffering many months his
body wasted away, but his mind was
clear unto the end. He had often ex-
pressed the desire to go. His end
was peaceful. $50
| Funeral services were held Satur-
day afternoon n the Evangelical
church and conducted by the pastor
Rev. Scholer. The large attendance
at the funeral showed the respect the
community had for the deceased, The
church was far too small to accommo-
date the crowd, many in attendance
from Cresco, and other points,
- Card Of Thanks. @
We desire to express our heartfelt
thanks for the many acts of kindness,
words of sympathy and comfort, and
the beautiful flowers received during
the time of illness and death of our
father and brother, VIM. Walter. We
wish also to thank the choir for the
services rendered.
| II The Children.
| Aug. Walter.
! Mrs John Dempewolf.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1917-11-15
LEXINGTON ORGANIZES
RED CROSS BRANCH

A branch of the Morrow County
Chapter of the Red Cross was organ
iZed at Lexington on Monday after
noon, Mrs. A. M. Phelps, secretary of
the Chapter and Mrs. Tom Boyd,
member of the executive committee,
being present to assist in the organi-
zation Miss Dona Barnett was chos-
en- chairman, Mrs. Cecil Burgoyne,
vice-chairman, Mrs. E. j. McAlister,
treasurer and Myrtle Reaney, secre-
tary. On finance, W. o. Hill was
made chairman; publicity, Miss Hol-
dredge; membership, Mrs. E. G. Slo-
cum; civilian relief, Mrs. Rowena
Gentry. This branch starts off with
fine membership and the ladies are
all enthusiastic, expecting to do lot
of work in the boosting of the Red
Cross, and hoping to get the people
of Lexington and vicinity into the
work unanimously. That's the way
they do things at Lexington.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1917-11-15
FIRST DRAFT QUOTA
HAS BEEN COMPLETED
List of Al Men Ordered to Camp
Lewis From Morrow County.

The following is complete list OF
the Al men ordered to Camp Lewis,
Wash, from this county on the first
draft call, as furnished this paper by
County Clerk Waters.
Sent September s, 1917: Henry
Clay Wood, John B. Calmus.
Sent September 10, 1917: Frank
T. Peery, Alexander Brander, Frank
f. Cronan, Phillip Brady. Floyd Lin
coin Barlow, Robert Roy Holmes,
Royal Wakefield, Cleo Drake, Joe Ma
son, James DAILY, Mcdowell Missil-
dine, Harvey o. Bauman, Henry Van
Dyke, Fred L. McMurray, Henry
Krebs, Ora l.. Mcclure.
Sent October 8, 1917: Otto Riet-
mann, Raymond Howard Turner,
Marvie Lee A. McRoberts, John Me-
kus, William Edward Stoops, Theo-
dore M. Benedict, Frank A. Doble
William Harley Garner, Riley Jake
Juday, Alva w. Jones, Lester V. Ba-
ker, Ernest w. Christopherson, Hen
ry A. Nagl, Rufus E. Burroughs,
Newton H. Harris, John O'Rourke,
Sent November 2, 1917: Henry e.
Peterson, Roby l.. Simcox, Ed Love-
lace, Thomas E. Sheridan, Arthur M.
Edwards.
Sent November IA, 1917: James
Cassarly.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1917-11-15
Y. NJ. c. A. DRIVE FOR
FUNDS HAS STARTED
Meeting Monday Night Starts Ball
to Rolling

The drive for raising Morrow coun-
TVS portion of the great Y. M. C. A.
war fund is on A meeting was held
at the Opera House in Heppner on
Monday evening and largely attend
ed by our citizens. This meeting was
addressed, on behalf of the High
School, by Leo Nicholson, one of the
students. Young Nicholson created
some surprise among those present
by the splendid manner in which he
presented the subject, for few of US
knew he was so we'll loaded" and
capable as public speaker. His re-
view Of the Y. M. C. A. war work was
quite complete and did not fail to en-
tighten all those present who had not
given this work thought or taken
time to look into its history.
Judge Gilbert w. Phelps, who has
been taking lively interest In the
Y. M. c. A. and has helped in putting
over a couple of drives in Umatilla
county, made practical, business
talk to our people. showing in a
forceful manner the great part this
organization is playing in winning
the war; in fact, from now on, we
have no other business, and Judge
Phelps made this clear by emphatic
and unvarnished statements. In keep
ing up the morale of our soldiers
there is no other one agency that ex-
erts so great an influence as the Y.
M c. A., and in order that the war
may be won speedily and an early
peace secured, it is necessary that
the morale of our soldiers, as we'll as
that of our allies, be sustained. Judge
Phelps made it clear that he had lit
tie use for slackers, either native or
foreign born. He would not tolerate
the man, who having come to this
country from foreign land and TAX
en- his oath of allegiance to America,
now turns his back upon this country
and lends aid and comfort by word
or deed, to our enemies; his place is
beyond our borders. Our people must
become aroused to these matters. We
are having to give now but we shall
have to give much more that the boys
at the front doing the fighting for US
will be sustained. The address of
Judge Phelps was well received. He
remained over to 60 to lone for an
other address on last evening. He al
so addressed splendid audience at
Lexington on Tuesday evening.
No subscriptions have been asked
at the public meetings, as they have
been for educational purposes only.
The general committee having in
charg the work of raising our quota
subcommittee as an
nounced in our last issue. We un-
derstand that a number of these sub
committees have already been at
work, with good results, and the
apportioned to various Sec
tions Of the county have already been
raised. We cannot, however, give any
exact figures, as up to the time of 60
ing to press no definite reports have
been handed in. There seems to be
no doubt but that our full quota will
be raised.