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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-13
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- Der WDbslhdnbler Gllrles
Sunter aus 2aprenteburs sIitt &C.
tern an Der q9isn uno WGn Stra'
Be auf BEN Otdel sines Ginitsislods
aus uRb psrlsbts ii3 beim GaIlsa on
bsiocn 8eintn. iooaB CT na4 esW
itaotii4su 5oipiiaI sebra4t iDesStI
mubis.
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gIlepcr, pom sto. 1882 &Salnlli Str.
lam geliern on Der gieliIien uno
g'inc StraBs ai,i oem 8iirSe,iteia 5l
Sali imo ting gerlesrngen ON lintcn
gein oapon, Die ibre lleberiiibrung
mad, Dem itdotiibeH &oipital notbis
nadltcii.
- Ter So ssabre alte 9b5ma ).
erofpleD, ron Der SuHe Striije uno
&inslop 4peHlie, muroe geitern
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oes 9eipis Stefuort, BON 9io. 2640
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jcood,. mic Die sler5te i'm itcstiifsn
sSoipitaI foritatirten. nit unbcfeutcns
ecn Sardrnmen onDon Steipart
traftc Den 9en.nslildten pcri5nIiG,
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-13

Tea Sabrifen 1T anfsetrasen luOrSen,
bic gsratuns Don esas eiu5niteacn.

Die Gabrifen, ipeiAe ii9 barauf Ders
lailen DaDen, Dab Die Oas5aru9r plss
len Qynter tunIHoHiren muroe, idbsil
a4 ssltsrn bsreits uHangeHebm snts
tauI1t, Denn ob9lei9 Der eIgeHtllG>
AInter srft IN 5tpef UtOnattu sIniessn
pirb, tpurben fis ssitern iAon Don Dtr
Sasseielitafi aurseforosrt. ole @ass
teusrung sin5ufelieu, anosrenfals bic
.3ufubr abss,islt wIro. Sur &ebtsnS
fsueruns abersebsn 1T our 3eit aber
bsoeutenb lei9ier 9eIagt ais setbdH.
Yetanntli6 bsrri6t nod sro5ere ao9s
lsnnoib, iObaB Die 6abritaHien ss talt
ais elm Ding Der llnmOsli&ieit fIHotn
ipsrben, ao9Isn 5u srbalten. Die
s5oIas biirfte cine mtbr ober psRissr
groBe getriebseinIiellung isiI-
Die prdiibent 6reeman DON Der
Gas SO. ssitern a6enb jasts, bdtisn
ole priuat Eoniumenten feIIsrl'I
@runb, ii9 irgenb ipeIaen 9efiir4tuns
gen pessn Osr @as5ufubr 5in3ussRsn,
Dos bedt iid ni9t gang gen-u nit
ben 5batiadsn. Sn Der eorrnuilsr
Polijsiitation, ipoielbit Der Gaserrts
msHer auTseitelIt 1T, gins Der Orut
unter bas Wsinimum non pier llnasn
unb spar su elmer 3sit, ba perbdltnibs
mdbis penis Gas sebrau4t purse,
nGmli6 um l2 llhr. Der Erud pnrs
be nod i9nd9er unb beirug UNI Q lhr
Rahmittass nur nod 81 lln5en. Die
5plss mar, oab in Dislen 5dufen bic
Hrennsr unier ben Sei5applroten aus
gingen unb bic Sdusfrautn risiige
Uiiibe batien, bas abeubeNen gu tss
reiten 8ei9fperten iid bic 2eute
bei Der 0as Co.. banu Duroe ibnen
Der 8dfeio, bab bic 3ufubr ar bie
Jnbuitrie Gta6lihsments siussiitut
unb .ss bd!b beHsr psrbsn
miirbs". Du bas Rathbuus ses
i9IoNsn mar, tonnisn bort Yf9peg'
ben niht uorse5ra6i iperbsn. Sm
Raibbaus i.!bit berrI9ts cine 9aupss
tdlis. Der Gasorud seitern QaAmit'
tag betrug 2s un5en.
Rad 9nfitt oss SilfsitaSianpul!a
3ielonta bat Der 8iireermciitsr bas
poI, Rscbt. aOblsn i'm 5ronfii fix biz
Stabt gu rquirirtu. 9iiraermeiTtsr
pudta bat bic aobIeHbdnoler ani
beuts @ormiitas 1870 a6srmaIs gu
elmer &onfersus uad feinsr Cffice Be.
id)isben.
9as pl0bIicbs falte Nettsr fat sis
aoblsnnotb unenbIi4 berIdGrft. Gs
gibt ttne Rense armer Sdmilier IN
Der Stabt, bic tein Stid HDble I'm
3efler bdben. Die 2eiits pflegen ;trt
EobItu beim guibel DON Sauiiere,
auf Der Strabe 5u toufen, ober Gob'
lsrbauiisrer finb 70 ieItsn ME peib'
Rdber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-13
9amiitpa.

llnier gaspt in Samiltpu III Srrr
9SnarS glrnf, 449 Sho 7slnite Ctr.
Ssa Eel. 476.3. Sams Ghonc
i63t.N.
- Ser Sefretar Der @o5l5eboroc,
I II. Reigart, miro iid) beute nod
st. 9euiamtn 5arriion begebeu, niN
Die @aolitimmen Ser bortigen SolOas
ten ron Souriltou entgepenJltnebTen.
SjI Der nGdJiten 8otJe MIRO CT ju
OemIeIbcn 3tpefe nod Camp Snert'
Don uno barn naf Dem Camp Cher;
man aeben Sieigdrt bat eine Cite als
ler Sdmiltoner in Der armee} cnpa
500 Wann, porbereitet.
- Sie i'm Sabre 1867 pcn Ssipr6'
acrn Der speiteu @are eearilIoete
ct SScIepbs airthe begcbt am S0ml'
tng ibr 5olobriges SS.,biliim. De
@enleinhc IT eine Der gr6bteu in Or
Staot uno unfaSt touieno cnmiIieu.
,sbr SeeIicrGer lit ReD. @eorae -,
@anerbofer
- Bon Der 3iitrifts sSpuifriptionss
eeboroc in Giuciniinti puroen g.
:ten gapio Z. SingcrS Iuir 'RidpeI
Soffnon. beiSe Don Saniltpll, uom
4siIitdrbienit befreit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-13
Der SebIsrei 6eidjHIo.pi.

Ger Sduuffpirtb SfiborS Gamblers.
ron Der ~. inb gIm Stra5e, .puroe
ocitcrn BON siid,ter @ea in brri Sal
len ipegeu arigebIifer SebIerci cei
@rcbgeid)iuorenen iibermieisn imb IN
Jeoem s5ail inter $500 9iir9iddft
aeitelt. Er tpiro tcid,uIoiet, Safsn
cetmiit su taben, bic ron @aacn t.r
9bains grpreb Go. seitobIen ipirrncn.
sIIs er naf Der 9iirgidnftItsGims
rem @crihtsi1al perlieB. wuroe gams
trrs pon Den Geteftipes Genter iino
@errbarbt auf eine pierte gIrfIaac
ter GebIerei bin perI,oftet. ipeil er
oinei 9eppih, gefaift boben ioII, tic
airs Der Eeppimreinip BON
Riluls, an Der Ylum Strabc, scitob.
len tuliroesl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-13

9as SerbitmeeiiHa bss eatsnia
JOdep aIHbs nimmi bents is:nsn
aHfaHg.

Dos Serbtm.etins tss aatonia
dodtp alubs nimmt bsuts Is:nsn ans
fang unb amI9li.Bt 25 gsnntdss.
Die MitteruHs ipirb ben srItsn 9as
Eiht ssrabe ptrlodsnb ma9en, bod
ipirb bos taIie msttsr iiher balb pies
ttr siner seIinberen 9tmperatur NIT
blausm 6immsI unb Gonn.ni6sin
irtiftn. fcbob bic fyrsunoe bts ,bIsn
Rnnlpcrts iiGer out ibrs Rs4nuus
iommen iuerben. Gs IN Elm pprsiies
lihts pferbsmnterial. has Ii4 nuf
Der gabn Don aatonia prpbusitrsn
pirb. Cir ben GrSffnunssios iiub
bic fOlssnbsN Ginirnsunssn stmn9t:
CRIES Rtnnsu - 95ris $500; q
iSbrigs Roibsns; 81 s}urIones: Mar
Som 100, GpeorIens 112, 9ntcolo
49,. Hippo Gdhit 112, Nttornsp
Muir l12. linar 112. JnrR srnuris
100. DON Sromp 112. Sad Gsuari
112. Riding Rib 112, &dseu 112.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-13
NerIpnal.N .Nptisen.

5rou 9 srt bn 8. Rartbrsti
uno sSrI. Mari, 9iili,mann iino Ddha
rsnb Der Gots ua9 5peisinboI5nO'
natisem aufsntbalt i'm Often uno or
osr StstiiIte pp9lbe4altsu Suriidgc'
tebri.
oerr 3 Obn Rosnis 3 r. Srau-
,msiItsr in Serisp eitp. R. s.. peili
nit isinsr JnmiIie i'm Glisrubdufs,
Bel 5srru Sofn aoenis or. an Der
Sprins @rops GD.nus onf 9eiu9.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-13
glsi6t 3ndt6ausOOscl.

Der 80 Sabre aIte Sumes 9lnosrs
fon, pel4er iOe5eu srit aug Dem
Su6tbous in QtIarto entluTsn nor
teH mar. Durbe gsitern Dpu 9unoes
rihtsr SoIliiter tpisbsrum Su 13 qPoz
unten perurtbeilt. Gr ipurps rpegeH
RiBtrau6s Der gOit prpssiiirt uRb
ihulnia 5sfunben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-13
S129,5M.


Giir aroBe 2lrynbI Der 9eIegaten
ertIGrtrh OaB lie fetnen auitrae be-
buis llebcrnabue bon 9ibertp gon6s
erbdlten batte1l, Gle angeIegen5eil
nher in Der nGGJiten Sisiing ihrer
Gereine aur Sprafe bringell un6 ibre
Subitriptionen ipdte- einifiden
'uiIf6eu. Dies hurite Slr ssoIse baben.
Sab pon Den iibrigen 2l8 geHuers
e.nen in SaIlItoI @euntp Dor SfliaB
Der aonpagne am 27. b. R. nod ges
niieeno ;Subifriptioncn cinIGufcn
merben, nm Den 3eicnnitbetrag auf
enc Miaion Collars Sn brmgen.
Die 9isa aiHs baHn 5ur griebi-
limg ibrer regHIlren 9eicbdtte iibsr
nto 5ilnddIt purSefr5ie Serren 8m.
SteioIe, SenrD y. 8eib un6 9. Sel.
terpcbl als ~rcgnldres" lnto 81.
Sctreu @m. &auIoerlido, =. $. Car
Der un6 Gilbert Gapele nIs .lmabs
hariaigeS" 9Sourinations-9 -9oIIlflittec
fir fie aufIteluHs speier sidts flr
olc ON 2. ,yreitog I'M Sciniar 1915
ItdttfinSsnos SsamteniDabl. 4Is Biz
6srunterluhuuos .4usitub purosn
bic Serrsn fsrsO. Otisn. George 4olts
mann unb 8. J. gslorius srnaHnt.
Der lsbisrs 9srr erfattsts in TsIner
Gigeuid)nft ais SefretGr Ger gerci.
niatsn etaatsu 9aupereinslisa ,insn
Imfaiienoeu geritE iibcr ole jiingit
Ill Cotton nbgeIaItene Sabresforpcus
tim, iporaui Sann 9crtaeiing eiutrot
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-13
5redler Ianb.

Bon sinsm baIbipii9iissn Strol4
iourbs ssitsrn abenb ssssn iisbsn
llbr i5rl. Barrie Dorm BON go. 1910
Ssniboip 2lpsnus bernubi. arI. Dorm
eins bic Gol.rain 2lpenus sntIans unb
btfonb iiH serabe benz Souis Jio.
22s7 Golerain aOenut ssseniibsr. dls
ein siipa 16 Sabre alter lDeibsr gurs
ftx auf fis suiprans. ihr Die Sanss
iafds sntrib unb iicb. sbe paHnnttn
auf bic SiIf,rufs Der 9sraubtm bsrs
teisiien ionHteu. burb cine letrs 9aus
fttlle Had Der 8ossn Strobe gu fliid-
tsts, no er I'M DunfsI Der Ra9t p,rs
f4pnuo. Der Burfdt mahtt ans
isPnlids 8euie. esnn bic SanbtaI9s
entbis!t $50 in gaar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-13
Sies nnS 1as.

Die @aibiHston gont &c SaDs
iras Co., bsrsn Office fa i'm 9ppp'
ne gebGnne on Rain unb SeAier
Strnbt bsfinOet. 0ffnst peuts
ibre sbiirsn. gOn 8 llbr gormittass
Biz 8 libr abtHSs finbet elm DtIsni'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-13

bigunssn, bensu SufOlse Or. Sail
Ggeert, SilfsprOfeNor fir nsuil6r
Spra9e an Der llnibsriitdt bon Jsts
tigan, uHpatr:otiide 4euberuneen ge@
than bdben ion, purbe am 6rsitn5
ieinsr prpfeFur bon Der gebOros Der
nniDeriiGttssRsesnten fir putant sr.
tlGrt. Die acknowledgement pdren
tpn Stuoenten srbobtn poroen. Or.
@qgert bate isli bem Sabre 1901 on
Der unrDeriitGt bosirt.
9 ate eri6oiien unO
Satin getunoeuun
gefneteIt.
Rem grunsnid, q. S, u.
Gftober. gIm 9onnerStae tpuroe bie-
Ter reihe 6armer Honan Smitb III
lcinem 9etm Don bier Ydiunern ers
mprSet, pel:he porber feline Irau ges
binocn iulb gefuebelt un6 tas 0alls
mad @,lo un0 @ertbiaden fuydiil1t
fattcu. 6rau SEritb plSrot Don els
,.er1 Sobne gefuuoen, peld,cr udb
Qalie 5,trIftebrte. 9eS @atars Seide
lag i'm Sausboie. 6raii SmiIb ia9te,
rie Gtonuer, peIcte iie aIs lIIslarOe-
beI4rtcb, leien am Nurgtn nod oent
Saiie getorunen lruo butten uu @uI'
Ter oe6etcn. 9lEgenl6eiuIlA hGtteH ne
iita in ser 9f1be oer6orgeu gcholtsn,
mn gll rpurten, bis ibr Warn ilt ms
ScIo teocbe AafSem er lies getban.
bstten 0ie Rdnner ibr &erf beaors
ner. DIS aser Smith unerDartN 6lI'
rIdfarl, iei er eri5oiieu woreen.
Ger pSlitiide Stutns uOu EOrtO yitcu.
SanSuau, 8orto giico, If.
Sftober. 2lm 1ouneritag Dlroe i'm
llHtrrbn ie Der SegIslatur BON Genl
SpredJer Sole De Giego, neln 9IlIpt'
befuriportcr bon llnabbaneigtett, enc
Sorlage eingereidJt, melde DerIllgt,
ocg bel DER naGiten &abl, i'm ,Sabrs
1920, eiEe @oitsabItiumung Itcttflns
Dc, oiro) Delcbe oen glipiratIoHeu oes
8oltes BON Sorto giieo in @c5Iq aiif
ieiren polttiihen StatlIs QusorlId
segcbcn Weroen ioa.
Gie SorIage liebt Dor, oaB oariiber
abgeitlm:ut Deroen iolle, CD gorto
9fIeo lih ais nnabbangiqe Hepllbllt
Goer ais eiu Staat Der 8er. Stuatcn
ron Gmerifn betrahtet 81 iepen lullri
ltbe. Oes tpeiterer beiBt cs IN 0er
&orIoee, ooG man Oas Bolt DER Srr'
ie. nienaIS IN 8sug aui icuteir
Sttus fouil;ltirte. ino 6ai; 0aa uot
oen GrGiioeuen @iIiou urter5eidis
rete SSones 0eieS, melhcs cen SuieI'
beipobnern Sas anerifultIid;e Burger
redt inib cine mebr oemnfrotiId)e Aie'
9ierling gcDdbrt. meoer oom 8iIlcu
oeS 8olfes BON gprto Ricc iuipirirt
mar. nod ieiueu GrunrtlnJeH ppa
eatipre6e.
Sequeitrotor nnnut
Earis, ~ Ofto6er. Tus ariraS-
aeri@t, meIdes goIo Baina Dem S,'
natcr Charles Sumbert, oem gipeus
tbEmer oes 1SourHnl- gegeten bats
re. IS beidlift iid uut G.0Q0,0 900
SrdHfen, peI,se inn Gepoiiteus9us
-call, elmer Abtheiliinu oes iStnunls
Rmieitrhmrs, ecponirt tperSen irIs
len. Ter Sequeitro.or piroe auf
GHuidl ron @olo Eaitho ctnmrnt
Seuator SuHtbert tatte Den Sntrag
nidt oppoHirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-13
gutcn anfang
NadJt bic SnmiltOn GDuatp Sanpers
sius eisa nit ibrer si6ertp SuHS
aampa9ne.
Subifriptionen fir gopOs i'm Ses
trage pon $129, 800 idun erlanst.

glie lie e5 ifcn IN Der eriten GaHIs
pacne, in tpeld)er lie nohe5u illr
SS00,0O0 2ibertp Bombs on ben
Dfalm aebraft bat, getban, 10 bot Die
Sauilion 9olurtD gaIDereinss2i9a
ila, n6ernlals ins 3aig gelegt, I'M ben
oomaIs er5ielten @riolg aub fer Der
5leiten glitleibe 5u iuieoerholen,
uenn nidt gar 5ii iiberilIgeln. gu
Siciem 3mefe mlrOen gu Der geitrts
1en Notwithstanding ser 2iga,
Sic i'm Deltsfen Stub urter 8oriit
fes Serrn Gbas. @eloner ir. uno NIT
Serrn @eorse B. 9icier ais Setrea
tar Itattiali6, ipe5ieae girla0ungen
cn ale 1elegnten trIaiien, Die aud
ref)t sahlrei6 eri1lenen pnren.
9r6ii6ent @ei6rer pies auf ON
SSaupt5uef Der 8eriammlung bin
lillo iteate bonn rnfeinarOer bic Sers
len g8. Is. @oqers, Sarl S5accbs IT,,
Hittcr GJm. 8. 2ue0ers rnb 1bcs.
g. s,ogae po-, Gle in furaer. abr
ii6er5eigen5er @eiie Die RotbDcnoi9.
felt flar ntof,ten, OnB Die 3iperte 2is
BERN Bomb glnleihe erfol9reib iein
a,iiiIe un6 es Die YfIiflt oIler IopaleH
@lrqcr lei, fih an oen 3eihmmgcn
! fir Sieielbe III befbeiIisen. Die Worte
Der Iconsr fieien Gui irildtbarsn
gvSen, oenn ats Serr Rogue gu CUBS
ifriptioneH allfforoerte, Dltroen olrd
Sia 9elcgateu Der raditehenoeu gers
cine, Die angefiibrtcn Subifriptioner
GngeHeloet:
Dintuu German e. C 6. u. S 1000
Wrtautile 8. e 9. Co.. 1000
10. Warb 9. u. ........ 1000
@olnut Oils q. & 6. Co.. 5000
Yuiinsb Wsus 3. U.
8: Y. 80. ..........-... 4''Ooo
SS,on 81 81 60. 1OOOc
Gourt6ouIs g. &c 9. 50. 80. 50Cc
Sprinagarben 8. C 3. 60. 5000
Senate g. &c 9. u. ........ 5000
gDaniton 9. &c 6. SO. -. 2OOC
Rounb 9. &c 6. 60. ...... 1000
R.aoing Rb. 9 6 3. s. 80. 5oOO
Gem 8. 6 6. ........... 1OOc
OGo 9alen g. & 3. SO. :. 5000
glnb.riOns Jerrp 9. C 6. 60. 1000
gloria 6. & 3. 50. .....- 1000
Fundamental 9. &c 3. Co.. 2o0O
Clinton 6. &c q. 60. ...... 5000
RineeOIb 3. e 8. 60. .... 5000
Blue afb 3. & g. So. .... 1906
Gsit Sir. Qo. / 3. U. ...... 1900
Seuti4sr 2anopt6r Q.
/. &c g. Go. .............. 5OOt
Mufic 5Ga 6. 6 Q. 60. -. 100oc
Seusntb @aro 6. &c 3. Co.. 5OOC
aurora 6. G. 9. Co.. -. 50C
rlsaiant q. & 9. 60. -, 5OC
5ornarb 9. & 9. 60. %. 5OC
Ri7erTbe 9. q. & 6. Co.,. 10ot
Motiion 8. u. 30. 2 ...... 100N
GOnsreb 9. & .. q. -. 50OC
2ponbals u. 2. 8. C 9. Go. 20OC
Clifton 9<iS9ts g. &c 3. 60. 100C
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-13

Gtsttuns Der Gbqmpious
Sen. @srl. pro;.
Eeip Dort 2 Q 500
Chicago 2 Q 900
Sents Ra4mittas finbsi in gbienso
Der finite anmpf um bic WsItsUsis
ilsritaft jpiihen ben Champions Der
fsibtn srobsn 9isas itait. Dos I,dits
Spiel tommt ON Wontag in Rem
gprt gum austras. SolIis Der Sies
Gm S&luIie bssfslbtn nod unsuiI6is.
ben isin, wirb bag Coos sniIfeibsn,
ipnnn unb no bas Tisbsni. unb lsste
Spiel Der Serie itattfinfsn iolI.
Die .gsbsA iraien s,iisrn ipobls
t.haltsu aus Gbilitotbt, Obio, Elm.
no Iie am Donneriins Rnhmittns
ifrsn Iebisn aampf nit ben glspsldns
tsr .Rubbtns- i'm boriisen Retrus
ttnluasr beItaHbtn. Dem Spisle
ipobnisn nabesu 5000 @aisrlanbss
reriteibiser bei unb enotie nit b.m
Gieas Der glepsfonbsr iibsr bic Gin
tinndtisr nit 8 su l 9dufsn. mas
riti ipunbsrn barf, ba itin rsaulirsr
ed,l,ubersr. frnoern unfsr gaIsnbiiter
Ghaie bas @sfdiis fir bic .Rebs'
fstitnte.
Die .Rsbs1 ipsrben gum S6luHs
htr GaiIon nod atp,i Spitls NIT
b.m Rcrpoob SemiproftFionol aub
(Gtdmpions Don Ohio) gum austras
ttinsen. Das srfe Spiel finbst bsus
fs Hnhmitiaa i'm goripoob g3ari unb
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Gilpin observer., 1917-01-25
BIRD OF GREAT VERSATILITY
Parrot Is the Best Imitator of Sounds
and Only Feathered Creature
Taking Food In Claws.

1t appears that 1t Is not only 10
Initiating human speech that the par
rot eXcels most of the birds. II Is
alone among birds in taking food In its
claws. With these two characterls-
ties. remarks a writer In the Washing.
ton Evening Star. 1t makes more or
less use Of that which distinguishes
humanity from the rest of the animal
kingdom-the hand and the larynx.
The monkey uses its hands and the
elephant Its trunk In feeding. Various
animals have habit of paving their
food. Rodents have servicenble toes.
Still the parrot is pre-eminent among
birds In this regard. The secretary
bird Is said to attack reptiles with its
claws. and some observers have said
that owls make partial use of their re-
mnrkably flexible perching toe some
what more than does hen in scratch
ing for food. However, there is no
other bird which. when presented with
piece of food. will accept 1t in its
claws.
Parrots do not, Of course. talk, as
the word is used, In their wild state
and are not known to be initiative of
neighboring sounds, nor to possess the
repertory of the mocking bird. 1t is,
therefore, question whether or not
their use of the claws is largely imlta-
tive also. The shape of the parrots
beak would indicate that some assist
ance In eating has always been part
OF the birds characteristics.
Like man. the parrot makes its ap-
pearance in the world naked and help
less.
Gilpin observer., 1917-01-25
INFLUENCE OF THE "LUBOK'
Cartoons From Russian Papers Have a
Large Circulation Among the
Uneducated Masses.

In Russia the humorous and satir-
ical papers are read only by the edu-
Gated classes. Though such publica-
tions as Boudilnik. Loukomorye and
Novi Satirikon have been publishing
countless war cartoons, reflecting every
phase and turn of the great struggle,
these periodicals. do not reach the
primitive, illterate people Of the wide
ly scattered villages.
II Is the cartoon, of course, that
reaches and influences the masses, and
in order to reach the masses several of
the Russian journals began publish
ing the cartoons in separate sheets.
They were known as ''luboks." or pos
ters, and while many Of them were
crude and even savage in their execu-
tion, they carried their messages d.
rectly to the hearts of the people.
Tons of these luboks have been
turned out, J. Finger writes In Car
toons. They have gone everywhere,
into the remOtest communities where
books and newspapers are never
known. One doesn't need to know the
alphabet In = order to understand a
lubok. Its meaning is clear and on the
surface. And when you consider that
millions Of these cheap, colored pos
tiers have flooded the highways and by
ways Of Russia you can begin to un-
derstand their influence.
They are the poor mans newspaper.
To him they bring the news of the war
important victories won, incidents Of
the Gal!cla-Bukowinn drive, the cam
paigns against the Turk and the Bull
gar. Under the dim light of lanterns,
far away from railroads and telegraph,
under the matched roof Of the peas
ants hut, these luboks are discussed
eagerly and passed on.
Gilpin observer., 1917-01-25
SCHOOL STATISTICS

Some interesting statistics regard
ing Central City schools for the SEM
ester just closed.
Students neither absent nor tardy
durirg the semester: c, Milton
schultheiss, Clara Berkey; 2B. Leona
Davey. Jack Powers; "a Alice Mite
ell. Victor Tavonatti. George Willis;
SB. Salma schultheiss. Charles Bish-
op, Albert Jeffrey; Alb, Leah Flynn,
Florence Mills. Emma Partei; 4A.
Margaret Mitchell; 5B, Pauline Ad-
ans, Ada Bishop. Frederick Coughlin.
Jean Mabee; ga. Ermida Parteli,
James Barbee. Robert Lundberg; 6B
Irene Carlson, Alice Light, Irma Sey-
mour, Helen Mitchell. George O'Neil,
John Wenzel; GA. Ina Simmons; 7B,
Arnold Bishop, Henry Klein, Ethel
Sandell; IA, Henry Peck. Frances
Lundberg.
Students in high school nei her alb
sent nor tardy: Freshmen, Della
Willis, Thelma Thomas, Lola Taylor,
Mabel Poole, Esther Nordlein, Flor
ence Mitchell. Helen Kruse. Donald
Sandstrom, Lester Oliver, Harold
Crook; Sorhomores. Margaret Auger,
Edmond Scheffler. Wilbur Richards;
Juniors, Norma Some, Maude Some.
Luella Richards; Seniors, Margaret
Grutzmao her. Clarence Auger
Students standing highest in their
classes for the semester are: &c,
Franklin stahl; Ia, Evelyn Plank;
2B. Robert Noble; "a. Genevieve Jes-
sup; 3B, Salma Schultheiss; ga Rob-
ert Caldwell and Willie Powers; Alb
Margaret Light and Helen Richards;
"A. Margaret Mitchell; 5B, Pauline
Adams and Jean Mabee; ga, Myrna
Kruse; 6B, Irma Seymour; GA, Phyll-
is McCallister; 7B. Russell Davis and
Ethel Sandell; IA, Frances Lundberg;
SB, Melford Salisbury.
Students in the high school stand
ing highest in their classes are: SEN
iors, Margaret Grutzmaoher; Juniors.
Maude Some; Sophomcres, Mildred
Fraser; Freshmen, Hesper Simonds.
Both the grade school and the high
school have had very good semes-
ter. The attendance in the grades
was 97%o and in the high school $3.50.
There have also been few failures in
either sthccl which shows that the
students have been working well as
a general rule. This record is very
good but can still be improved with
the help Of parents and students.
The teachers are quite willing to ad-
than they have done. Give the teach
ers your help.
Gilpin observer., 1917-01-25
CHURCH SERVICES

TIE regular ser ices on the Black
Hawk work were observed last Sun
day.
The special service in the chur, h
at Black Hawk in the evening was
exceptionally well attended. A very
appreciative audience listend to the
special musical numbers and to a
recast of the prohibition status Of
our country today. Among those as
sisting with the music were, George
Fritz ard William Fritz. Mrs. c. NJ.
Froid. Miss Ruth Tomlinson, Miss
Margaret Grutzmaoher and Will Nc
Lecd. -
There will be a special service with
additional music at the evening SER
vice at Russell next Sunday evening.
The other services will be held
as usual.
JOHN L. sPARGO, Pastor.
Gilpin observer., 1917-01-25
SCRUPLES ON MEAT AND DAYS
Two Questions Over Which the Early
Christians Found Themselves In
Differing Attitudes.

In Paul's day there was the ques-
tion of meat offered to idols. Much
of the market product was of this
character; 1t had been used in sacri-
flee TO the pagan gods. Was 1t, there
fore, tainted with heathenism? Might
Il Christian eat 1t? If he did. might
he not be accused of participating in
the idolatrous ceremonies? To Paul
himself an idol was nothing; the serv-
ices did pothing to the meat he could
eat 1t without question, and so advised
his Corinthian friends. Yet he recog-
niZed special cases where he and
others would abstain because of the
law of love and the conscientious
scruples of another
The other vexed question arose over
the gradual substitution of Sunday
for Saturday, as the Sabbath rest
day. The Lords day, the day of
resurrection, the first day, became the
generally accepted Christian Sabbath.
Some Jewish Christians felt this to
be very wrong, and indeed there are
fine, stalwart Christians today who
feel as they did. But the great ma
jority took the view thht the leading
of the spirit warranted the departure
from the letter.-The Christian Her
aid