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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-14
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-14
Ter Seia6unssr Der Sudsrfranten

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erruiitlide 1bGiigteit a,isp t0nntn,
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tsr aulpsiisn sniffsft. rbHe bcb er
tnrb ,ins sntfprshenot gstteiIiguns
Ss. RaasnE asredtfertigt fpirb.
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AitronoHiid,e @eieaId,aft.

Gie MonntsSuiammenfunft Sel
9Iitrononrfifen @eieilifaft lit ulti
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fiuB auf oas gSettsr. au9 bteier 8or'
trag III taHitrtrt.
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@erbdusuiRSoaer SiurS

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lit uno ii4 j.Bt i'm Stabtbofpital
!pobiu er aebradt tpurbs, in lebenss..
fGPrlihem 3uftanoe befin6et.
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Sd,enslidles @erbred)eu.

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foIsspsfen fie I'M Belts Strabe 5oIpis
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bort uuerfu6te, fanS fire ansaben
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ftaHbe befinbet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-14
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- Der SGantleIInsr Willinm @Dl'
Ter, BON gfp. 1872 @aluut Strabe
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bes Rother &rsusss bier Elm Pop
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unb aebt in allen 0spurtsmeHtIGbeu
Iopi. aud auf ben Strabeu DOT ii4,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-14
Gppieuslt fpmmt.

Se,ite 9lbenb ipridt Sbeo.
Dor 9fooiepelt in Der gluiifbaae iiber
ben aries. Gie 9eriammIimg finSet
unter ben slufpisien Ses 9uiinpB
Rens Club un6 oes IofaIen 8meiaes
Der RatioraI Securitp aeague itatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-14

Sir Ohio. Gh6nts unb .iipda
idftsres Mettsr nm Greitos. 1us5s'
nommsn psn G6n,efal nm Grit Sss;
ON samstaa unbsitimmies, psniJsr
toltss Metfer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-14
Il1bIiA aeftprbea.

De, 22jGbrtgt Jro, StaHbI,p,
1888 SbtrmaH glDenus gtorpoob,
bega6 fit s.f.rn 1n9mtttas nit
S0tH Z gratpforb na6 BEN Eager
Der 9urets SoaI 90, Thabtlos stpss
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W.rbfHmt

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alInbin1s iiber bic erfts Suge1b BIN.
ans; iis bat der bon ibrsu gItrn
setutailisnb Dollars asfrbi, bic Re ouf
brsibigidMenb permsbrf bdtls
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-14

True translation fled with the Post
master at Cincinnati on December Is,
1917, as required by tn, Act OF Octo-
Der 9th, 1917.
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Gidci,r: .6nben Sis f9ou en-
4utpuobiI psIshsn9s
Hausr: EEL not aba iiberfcar'u
bin T i9on bon eiu'm .por'n!'
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9iW GrfsIfEHs 10 siHem zasf IN tHrtrsH
Hsbmr maH eaEettbe DeSms GatRias
zGbIetteH, apct5eier geben bas geIo snrid,
tseHs - nidf firtrt q, o. Drsess tIutsys
j1riit % apF issfr e8a6tsL SOC,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-14
Rur elm frnnSSfif3tr
3ampfer ptrienft.

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itiff, unssblih Elm 3sppsIiH, inter
frnns5iiidtr GIusss siHs ON Dcn'
asrItas @prssn uuf ben 6nusedtsrn
in BEN tOlldnbiifsu Sorft Ginnss
ni.ber, nj, Der .5sissroaf- bsri9tst.
Die gsTnbuus bate porber bos aufts
1niff perIahsn.
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5alifay, n. 3. 13. Dss. 5oba
sypbanIsn, Der Gi.usrmauu uuf otH'
noriDssiiten Tnulpfsr Smo, bsnsl
aolIiiipu nit bem frnHs5fiHen Jsus
nitiousbnmpf.r Mont Blanc 81 Der
aataItropb. bonn Issieu DOnnerstas
filbrts, fpurbe ON drtiins nIs p.rs
mutblifer beutI&tr GpiDu psrboft.t.
CT tpurhs bon ben Rsumtsn bss gtat'
The Glenwood post., 1917-06-09
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Strawberry Day, June 10th.
y y y
Mrs. Uridge of Aspen visited friends
in the city this week.
John Heslin is at the sanitarium
uader care of DR.. W. W. Frank.
y y y
Ed. White and C. w. Robson of
csIbondale were in town Wednesday.
Ar. and Mrs. Murray Wilson of Gyp.
sum were week end visitors in the city.
Ray Helsler left Thursday for two
weeks vacation trip in Salt Lake City.
= y =
Ars. Roger Smith was operated tor
alPendicitis at the sanitarium last Fri.
dy.
Mrs. 8. T. Mahurin returned Tuesday
from visit with relatives in Moberly,
Missouri
d.. Riddle, eye, ear, nose and throat
peciAlist. Glasses fitted. Citizens
Bank Bldg.
At regular meeting of Erica Chap,
ter o. E. S. it was voted to buy !;
500 Liberty bond
y = -
H. V. Bailey of the White River for.
est service was attending to business
IN Rifle the first of the week.
W. L. Swick, rancher and sheepman
WIS in from Grand Valley Sunday
rubbing off little of the rural
Mrs. Fred Grundel of Gypsum is in
town spending a few weeks as the
gssst of Mr.. and Mrs. Wash Allen
- - y
Peter Park, graduate of the 1917
class, it out helping at the R. II. Tuck,
sr sheep ranch for a couple of weeks.
Harry Logan, Ole Thorson, Ernest
BARLOW and A. w. Dennis were the reg
istrars for the four Glenwood precincts.
The chef and assistants and eleven
Mattresses for the Hotel Colorado ar.
lived day and are duly installed.
p. c. Coryell returned Sunday from
trip in the lower part of the county y
where he has been locating oil shalc
claims.
Mrs. George Clarkson and daughter
we're in from Rifle Monday to attend
the patriotic meeting held at the Odeon
theater.
Rev. NJ. A. Leary, S. j., of St. Ig-
mathis college, Chicago, is guest at
The Catholic rectory during his stay m
Glenwood.
Miss Villa Clanton has accepted n
position in the Korn book and station
cry store and will remain in Glenwood
this season.
= = y
Miss May Walter left last Saturday
via the Midland for Seligman, Mo-,
where she will visit her mother for two
or three months. .
= = y
Mrs. g. G. Rehklau, wife of the agent
Mt Tennessee Pass, is spending several
weeks in the city taking the baths,
and is registered at the Denver. .s
y = y
Jas. O'Brien and wife Of Basalt We're
Glenwood visitors over Sunday. He
droye down in his new Ford recently
purchased from j. w. Crawford.
The Glenwood post., 1917-06-09

Miss Wlnlfred Fordham, daughter OIL
Deputy Treasurer E. Z. Fordham, re-
turned from Boulder Saturday. She
was accompanied by Miss Dorothy Carr,
who has also been attending the UNI
versity of Colorado. Miss Carr is
spending a couple of weeks in the city
as a guest of Mrs. d. c. Montgomery
y - y
Levi Ward who for many years was
an employe of the Glenwood Lumber
company, has taken a position with the
White River forest and will have
charge of their road development work,
leaving Wednesday for Rifle from which
point he left for the White river coun-
try where he will be located the most
of the summer.
The school playground apparatus will
be open during the summer to the chill
dren of the community, beginning June
5th, from the hours nine to eleven
thirty a. M, and from three to six p.
M, Sundays excepted). The play will
be supervised and story hour will be
given each day. The gymnasium will
be used in case of stormy weather.
.. c. E. HUBBARD,
Secretary School Dist. No. l.
y - y
Interest in the drill company is in
creasing daily. At each succeeding
drill practice more recruits pour in, un-
til it has become necessary to transfer
their base of operations from the depo.
platform to the baseball park. Captain
Campbell and Lieutenant Mayes are
rapidly whipping the boys into line and
the progress they are making is meet
ing with the approval of the officers
and spectators.
According to the statement issued
by the treasurer of the First Church
of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass,
with reference to the war relief activ-
tiles, more tnan 100000 has been col
lected and distributed for relief work
by the Christian Science church since
the European war began. The work
is conducted without expense to the
fund itself, the committees giving their
entire time to it without any compen-
satiOn.
The mission at ST. Stephens church
began Sunday morning with Rev. NJ.
A. Leary, S. j., in charge 1t is graft
flying to see the large number who arc
attending these services. Tuesday
morning the church was crowded at the
O'Clock mass. The night sermons this
week were for women. Next weeks
night sermons will be for men. Chill
dren S services in the afternoon. Faith
er Leary is powerful speaker and has
message for all mankind.
Charles Heimberger, former county
clerk of Eagle county. and George
Spanger returned Thursday morning
from the coast, they having spent the
past four months in Nevada and Cal
ifornia. Mr.. Heimberger has taken a
lease on the Cross creek mining proper
ty, owned several years ago by j. G.
Pease of this city. "Heimy" always
has the mining fever and he expects
to spend the summer trying to strike
it rich in the Cross creek property.
- - y
Latest word from Horace barrow
tells of his having been placed in the
radio class This is equivalent to .
raise and shows that Horace is making
good. "The electrical work in the
high school there has been most help.
ful." He has had raise of $500
and as he progresses ultimately expects
to get $500 per month. He says he
is feeling fine, has gained 10 pounds
and is "learning and seeing things he
never dreamed ware in tho x.,orla =,
The Glenwood post., 1917-06-09
Strawberry Day, June 10th.

y y y
Mrs Jack Stewart of Dotsero is here
taking the mineral baths.
Bands, parades and glorious time
on Strawberry Day, June 10th.
y y -
Gus Holland was out on crutches
Tuesday and did his bit by registering.
Bert Mccoy and mother, Mrs. j. F.
Mccoy left for Denver Thursday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sweet and son,
Walton, were in from Carbondale this
week.
When all precincts were heard from
there were S79 registrations for Gar
field county.
Walter Korn left the city Saturday
to take position with the Davis Drug
Co., at Leadville.
y = =
A. F. Dawson, special agent of the
Colorado Midland came in from Denver
Thursday morning.
= = -
Miss Lillian G. Sawyer and mother
from Grand Junction arrived at the
Hotel Colorado last night.
y = y
Mr.. Blair took Rev. VIM. Pepper out
to the road camp Sunday afternoon for
the purpose of holding service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barthell motored over
from Carbondale and spent Thursday
afternoon visiting at the home of &.
w. Smith
Louis Schwarz, vice president of the
First National bank, is at St. Luke IS
hospital in Denver. Mrs. Schwarz is
with him.
Oscar Demmer and Mrs. Ida Barn
klau, both of Rifle were granted a
marriage license yesterday by County
Clerk Hubbard
Mrs. B. S. Breese returned home
Wednesday from Denver, where she
has been visiting her mother for the
past two months.
Mrs. J. w. Ritter left for Colorado
Springs Thursday night to accompany
her daughter, Miss Neva, home from
the Colorado college.
~ y ~
Mrs. Frank Sweet of Carbondale was
in Thursday afternoon comforting with
some of the Glenwood ladies in regard
to the Red Cross work.
- y -
II. f. Butler, who has fine fruit
farm at Morisania, was in the city this
week and reports the berry crops in his
vicinity are in fine condition.
y y y
X. II. Hill, travelling auditor for the
Midland and Mr.. Jones, travelling audi.
tor for the D. & K. G. stopped over
while en- route from Denver to Aspen,
> y y
Mrs. Bertram Cross moved out to
the high school boys bean farm yester
day to remain with her husband, who
is in charge of the work, for few
weeks.
- = y
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Baer came in
Thursday morning from Salt Lake and
spent the day in our city, returning
yesterday to their home at Meeker in
their big car.
y y y
District Clerk c.. II. King has spent
the most of the week at the Gentry
ranch assisting the high school boys
who are putting in crop Of beans on
that tract. Mrs. King is attending to
the duties of the office during her hus.
bands absence. drjtA fsr. trN
The Glenwood post., 1917-06-09
Strawberry Day, June 10th.

Strawberry Day, June 10th.
y y y
Ben Kobey of Aspen was business
visitor in town the first of the week.
y y -
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Langman regis
tered at the Williams Monday from
Colorado Springs. .....
Miss Gertrude Schuler entertained
the J. U. G. club last week at her home
on Pitkin avenue.
Mrs. Joe Hartman and two sons left
for Hayes, Kansas, where they will re-
main for some time.
y \ y
Mrs. Kenneth Rule of Divide creek
entered the sanitarium Monday to be
under care of DR.. Stewart.
VIM. jenkins, the hustlirg rancher of
Dry Hollow, was doing business at the
court house here Wednesday.
= = - fa a'Fas
Since the Colorado Midland Mas
changed hands C. c. Parks has become
member of the board of directors.
j = y F'
Mrs. C. L. Williams of Carbondale
was operated at the sanitarium last
Thursday by Drs. Stewart and Tubbs.
Miss Anna DcLan has arrived from
Grand Junction to spend the summer
vacation with her father, Major S. J.
DeLan
The surgical room at the sanitarium
received new coat of white enamel,
a new lighting system and is now IDEAL
in its equipment.
! Mrs. Sadie Korn donated the use Of
an extension table and number of
chairs to the Red Cross society for
their work room.
~ - -
Charles Scheib, who has been pastry
cook at the Hotel Colorado each season
| since 1898, arrived Wednesday, accom-
panied by his wife.
y y y
| The son of Pete Berszeni of -Four
Mile sustained an injury to the head
Tuesday and DR.. Stewart was called
to dress the wound.
Miss Edith Crook, daughter of DR..
W. w. Crook of this city, departed last
Thursday to spend the summer with her
sister, Arta, at Palposo, Colorado
- y y
The daughter of C. G. Hudson. man.
ager of the Colorado Supply Co., at
Cardiff, has been very i'll for the past
ten days, under care of DR.. Stewart.
y y y
Miss Gladys Drach, sister of Miss
Beatrice Drach of the Glenwood
schools, was one of the graduates this
year from the University of Colorado.
~ ~ ~
Mrs. Harry Hill of this city was reg
istered at the st. Regis in Grand Juno.
tion Sunday. Her trip combined busi-
ness and pleasure. She returned home
Monday.
Elmer E. Wheatley, editor of the
Grand Valley News, justice of the
peace and all around big man of that
thriving burg, was a Glenwood visitor
Wednesday.
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Miss Grace Prindle and her motheY
and Miss Law of Aspen arrived Sun.
day evening for n visit in Glenwood,
Mrs. and Miss Prindle are stoppin, At
the Williams.
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j. g. Broemser of Grand Juuot;or
administrator of the X. C. Bender es.
tate, was transacting business in the
city Monday and spent the most of the
day in the county court in conpeetion
with the business of the estate. ~fa
The Glenwood post., 1917-06-09

John Thomas drove down to Glenwooi
Monday In his Moon car and after attend
ing to some business here and at Car
diff, drove home in the evening. John
certainly has fine car and he thinks
nothing can beat the Moon.
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Rex Smith, son of Mr.. and Mrs. e.
w. Smith, arrived from Ohio Thurs
day morning. Rex has been studying
music and working for an engraving
company. He expects to return to
Ohio after good visit with the home
folks.
D. X. Shaw and E. L. Davis, employ
ed by the White River forest on land
classification work, came over from
Meeker Thursday. They report the
roads in very bad condition between
Rife and Meeker. They have about two
weeks more work in the New Castle
country.
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DIR. w. W. Crook went to Denver last
week to be in attendance at the final
obsequies of the great American scout,
Buffalo Bill. The doctor then went to
the San Luis valley to visit his daugn-
ter, Mrs. Glenn Gardner Clark, at her
home in San Acacia. He returned to
Glenwood Tuesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Woody drove
down to Rifle Thursday, accompanied
by Mrs. A. E. Hamblet and Mrs. Dee
Weidenhammer. The ladies attended
school of instruction and initiation
by the Royal Neighbors in the after.
noon and banquet and musical and
literary program in the evening.
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Mrs. Armour visited the road camp
Sunday morning and the men were
greatly cheered by her interest in their
welfare and her desire to awaken IN
them Il desire for better things. How
different the world would be if there
were more like Mrs. Armour, ready to
build up character, rather than tear
down.
Lieut.. Cusack, recruiting officer for
the Colorado cavalry, gives the follow
ing Glenwood enlistments for his
branch of the service: June lst, Eu.
gene Wolverton, Charles Barnub, Carl
Graves and Charles Custhall. The
lieutenant speaks well of these young
men and thinks training will not doubt
develop them into fine cavalrymen.
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Mrs. Armour gave the Cardiff Red
Cross women a quantity of grape juice
to sell here Strawberry Day to raise
funds for the use Of the Cardiff society
Among the many other munificent
gifts while here Mrs. Armour gave the
local Red Cross society $4,000 in cash,
all kinds of supplies and 56 Red Cross
kits to the soldier boys stationed here.
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Major Delan, attorney for Charles
Redmond Of this city, has received a
communication from Sir Samuel Evans,
president of the probate division of the
high court of justice, London, England,
informing him that the papers relating
to the claim of Mr.. Redmond Of being
heir to Sir Robert Redwood and the
Redwood estates in Somerset county,
England, has been received.
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Lieut.. w. W. Frank received his call
Thursday morning and will report for
duty at Fort Riley, Saturday, June 16
He will be connected with the medical
department. DR.. Frank will be missed
from Glenwood. He is the reserved
type Of man, who makes friends slowly,
but upon closer acquaintance is valued
for his many good qualities and loyal
ty. In his enlistment the army has
gained efficient services. ~
The Glenwood post., 1917-06-09

j. g. Broemser of Grand Junction
administrator Of the X. C. Bender es
tate, was transacting business in The
city Monday and spent the most of the
day in the county court in connection
with the business of the estate.
The Glenwood post., 1917-06-09

District Clerk c. H. King has spent
the most of the week at the Gentry
ranch assisting the high school boys
who are putting in crop Of beans on
that tract. Mrs. King is attending to
the duties of the office during her hus-
band 8 absence. ,tti rr- l-.,.
The Glenwood post., 1917-06-09

Miss Grace Prindle and her mothe,
and Miss Law of Aspen arrived Sun
day evening for n visit in Glenwood
Mrs. and Miss Prindle are stopping u
the Williams.