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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-26
Wsilitdrberbano Seuhder unb Ceiter.'
llng. aameraoen.

9elegentlid) Der am periIoiiencn
Snnlitas itattgebabten geriamTlling
bes Wflitarperbni,bes 9eltif,er upb
Deter. ling. starneraben, bic utiter
oem goriis oes Rrdiibenten Saf
YhleIler un6 Der prototoafiibrimg bes
SetRfars Gbeobor pres itattiano,
iprad Serr g,ues I'm 9arneu bes Ger.
Gins bem Eraiioenten Sad whieGer,
Dem bic Satin biird) ben iinerbittIi.
den Ioo eiitriiien iporoen, oas innig-
tie geileio aus iinb 6as anoenfen Der
Gntiflaienen tpiirbe oiirb Grbebcn
BON ben Siten geebrt. sim BAL bes
Deutifen 2anoipebruereins mn Gom.
iiag ipiro iid Der geretn polsdblis be.
tbeiliacn iino iif 5u 6ieIem 8iped nm
adt llbr In Woeders S5alle perianl.
meln. sas neiies Mitglieo fpimbe Mil.
belm SelIns BON Wo. 1419 Bremen
Strabe eingefiibrt nno jur !Daitelieo.
id,aii borseihIagen fpurbe ssobann
Sberbnber bon gso. 1882 sYaperlp
slpemie. Norpoob. aainerao Sobann
Canneder bonn. Ebeaterfonmrittee be-
ridtete, baf bic glbrefniing fir bic
nm II. Gebriiar itattfinben6e Sbea.
terporiteIluns am ~. Gebr,iar erfoIgt,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-26
9ies umo aas.

= Die Wittpe uno ser gobn bes
5olabrehers Carl 8. Runnsa DON
IRo. 1921 Golerain 2lDenus, Der urn
A. Suli 1916 in Spring Gate, as..
sufommsn nit Irtbur Balber ertrant,
ben er gu retten perfuht bate, 6abeu
bon Der Carnegie 5ero 9Suno Commit
finn cine 8ronssmebdi[le unb psnfios
nen erhalten. Srau UlunnsG o.tOmnii
$50 monatli4, Iolargs iis f9 nidt
pieoer psrbeiratbet uno tpeitere $5 prO
Wouat fir ibren So6n. Biz btsIer oas
alter DON 16 Subren srrei9t bot.
- 0r. aouis S9tpub, Der ais aans
bibat fir Mitslisb Der Srsibrieftoma
million auf5utreten asoentt, bat ses
tern ben Stabtantpolt 9room Inn sin
Redtsgutu6tsn bariiber sriu9t, pb er
laut ben geitimmungsn beg @eisbes
Su sIsidsr Ssit WiitsIieb bss S6uls
rotbs uno Der JreibrisftOmmifipu
iein tam.
- patrid isinn, pon SO. 3101
Wontsomerp Roub, bat geiisru oi:
gOuntp 9i5snsbsb0rbs um GrIoubnib
eriu9t, feline 9issns on Rufus Mont'
epmsrp iibertragen gu biirisH. Der
Wirib 5atpb gsblsn iudte I'm be
grlaubnib nnd, feline 0irthi6afi
oon go. 1924 9ilbert Qbsnu. mad
go. COS 9roabtpap DerIesen gu biirs
fen.
- Die parfbeb6rbe purbs seiterr
bon Wpers q. Cooper srIudt, biz
gartanlage on Der Gris Qpe. 3iesIe
gart 3u nsnnsn, 81 Gbrsn BON 2puia
6. 3iesI., BEN eriten giiraermeifter
pru Spbe 9art unb oem eritsn prd-
fibentsn bss 5pbe purt 9uIinsb
Weus Club.
- Die ifGbtif6. aprirulIbeb0rbe
bat bic fplsenSen aortraite psrseben,
Siir bag 9egen BON ab5ugstdu6len an
Der Sigblanb 9losnue, Corporation
aqep, Gum6er Strabe unb eibertr
Strabe an Ssntel &c Sullibur 3u be-
rem 2lngebot BON $14.107.75 unb fir
aoblsnlieFerung fir bic MaFerpertt
on bic Relionee Gpal So. fir $25, 1925.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-26
Nms bcm Wsnni5ipalgerid)t

Sennie 5anien, bic i6rem @atten,
Dem S4antpirtb Sacob SunIen aus
Oapton, g., Dor mebreren Sdaen
bnr4ssbrannt unD bprgeitern a6eno
bier in @eieai6aft zines sepiiIen
WiQidm Ddllace i'm Sauie Rp. 704
Race Strabe, ber9aftet tporprn mar,
tpuroe bon Hihter SOr gu brei Wloz
naten 4rbeitsbaus unb elmer @elo~
itrdfe bon $500 berurt6silt, a6er belize
Strafen tpuroen iufpenbirt, ba bas
ehepaar ii9 dusgei0but bat. Doaac,
fpurbe au brei Wonaten 9r6eits6aus
unb $25 nebit Soften perurt6eit unb
mub feline Strafe abIiben.
Satob SdnsiOsr unb George Biz
bins, bic fih inter bem gorse6en,
baB lie 8ertreter bes ct. gincsnt be
paul 9ereins feien, alts &leioungs=
itiide Dsrfdofft battsn, tpurben gu js
30 SugenQrbeitsbaus unb elmer 8elo=
itrafe bon $50 berurtbeilt. Die 8urs
fden tparen BON ben 8etetttps gQens
reiber unb Gammann berbaftet pors
ben, als lie periu9teu, bic ElsiOungss
iiiids Bel sinem 5r0bter 81 Dertdufen.
Ssute pirb Gi4ter 6or feline Gntz
f6eioung in bem Safe bes WDbslz
paders gotparb %. ReHnolbs BON
Reipport abse6en, ber beidulbist piro,
einen GngrifFsDerfud auf 5puu Grace
Solb, BON 80. 1923 Ct. @regorp
Strabe, gema4t 5u baben. Srau &ol6
nurbe Bel ibrer 8sruebmuns oera-t
nerO0s. bab lie gu einem sis gsIeitst
iperben mubte.
Das @erfahren gssen bic IS Sabre
alts @ertrub ROlliug, Don go. 2o8
Weft Court Strabe, bic ouf 9eruns
laFuns ihrsr stssnsn SHUTTER pe9sn
ansebli6eu 8iebitabls BON Elm paar
Sduben rsrbnftst tpOrosn mar, puroe
pon Ri4tsr 5Og turser 5unb nieSersss
idldqen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-26
4. poburd5. bob bic atnti eolool

A. Dobur9. baB bis 4nti Galoon
2iaa In ber Hdiirtportung eints
plans, ben lie als eine Trage Der
Roral beaeidnen, abasipirtbidaitete
politiisr, ebentalige @oupernsure, sbss
maIise Ronsrebobssorbnsts, ebsmaligs
geiIflids, ebemdIise prsisborsr unb
ebemaIise 3uhtbauslef bti4iiiigt,
beleibigt fie bic Wdbler bes Gtaaies
auf bas Gr0blidfis. Die sSbee Der
Iiihrer bsr Mnti Soloon qiaa aebt
babin cine Gituation su Ifaifsn,
fpel6e fpeitere g.Tsbaebuna n0t6ig
maGt. anb bic gsmiitbliden unb gut.
be3nbltsn pofien bisIer }iibr,r in
psrmautn3 srfIdrt.
Mir seben abcrmals unierem @laus
ben nnb @ertrauen in bas Ohioer Qis
3ensgefeb 2(usbrud uab befiirporien
auf bas 9rinaeneitc ieine itrifta
Durdfiibruna. Rein Gsieb fam i,is
nsn 3ip.d ,rfiillsn, fpenn ss iih in
ben 5inben isinsr ysinbe befinhet.
Die Wolliiretung b.s @siebes muB
burf bic gsamt.n erfolgsn, bic nit
ben 3psdsH unb 3islen bss Geisbss
ipmpntbiiiren".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-26
s,ebt fpitet's Straie.

Nlt bem seItrigen Gage Lief bic 6rilt
pGbrete peIher Die Steuerit nbne
Strai5uidlag be5ablt meroen tonrtsn,
at uito lper es iotpeit unterIoiIert bet,
feline gteltern 81 beridaigen, rptro benz
Gountpibasmeiiter Cooper orber Ger
lSteueriuntme nod ben geietli6 por-
aeidyriebeuen Strufauii6lag entridr,
len lniiiien
Gie Steuer5nbIer bdtteu beiier ridJt
fpeniger als 81 5uae lang 3ett, threr
IfIiht nahsutonmen uno Die iScloe
hteies loneen Eernins mar, bob oas
iiblihe @ebr1nge I'M giireml oec
Gountpitasmeiiters fortiiel Snsee-
iunurt iino nnh Den alngaben DEB
GolurtpIhasmeiIters Cooper icper
So, 100000 on aageneineu Steuern,
$500, 900 on Tom Steiern tno $72,-
9t4 an @rbifnfts- uuo Gtgaretten.
iteuer besablt poroet iooab an rid.
Itdnoieen Steliern MIR nod eriDa
$4,000 su beri2tigen iirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-26
Die SpaSiersangcr.

Stint 9,itelieoer Der SuBslnser.
@eielliGaft iaBten 0hltb uno mar.
ifirten am boriseu Sonntaa olird,
Geaen utb I'M Sbauen bearlifenei,
G6nec pom Gr,bpiInfte Der Oitcite.
StrabenbabnIinie nod WaoiionOitie
Ser n1ditc 2lusiIug miro am Conn.
tog, Sem 2S. Sanuar. untcrnomHlen
,rerDcn. Serren uno Gamen Die lid
or sem Spa5iersang betheiIigen fpol'
len, iiIl6 erfuht, iit am Sonnta1
lsaGnittcg piilltlib Inn 5lpei llbr on
enopnnt Der @einpooS StrabenbaGn'
Iinie eiil3nfinben. 9tiftlng uno Stcl
bes Rarifes lit @ebeimniB bes 9fao'
iinbers $errn Gr. gorngiou,. fpelfcr
eincn iiberaus intereiiarten Spa5ier.
gang beripriht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-26
Gbe'G 'Grlambmikid)eine

JSobn gortsr, 20, Webiter Gin, So
Ora g. Goroon, q, Rorwoob.
$50. Deunna, q, Sprinsfi.lb. ..
| ISABELLA Jmpslttir.. IS. 800 Meii 8
Strabs.
IS. 9obb Stoops, %, SnbiauapOlis
laothrins grep.r, 25. 3744 Glsmert
Q(Denus.
|9lnbreas gersner, 20, 211 20. s. Ct
tsaoI, Oppels. %, 1913 pIeaIant ct
(Jrant gcctt, %. aobeIanb, ..
l5raneis 8oeres, 19, Blue afb. 8
Glar.nee R. aemp. MibbieiOpn, g.
lgmma aOhitrO9. %, 2915 5isblant
Qlpenlie.
)Gbarles g. Sripiu. 25, SbaronpiIle
lOma 6. galier. q, bsssl.
)0apep ginser. 81. GIsDslanb. 8.
gtta Diderion. 20, princeion SOtel
Jgbriitopb.r 5us9es, %, Somsriet
1 aeriiudp.
Ulinnis Gonpers. 20. Ais 20. 9. ct
IGbarlss WaifOn. 21, 1881 Riamout
I Strabe.
Gbith CATER. IL. 127 on 12. Ctr
jRelfon M. Gop. "a, 452 sorrsnrs
I Roab.
tUAarp groniman, 81. ASS besa!.
JGleO.lanb Spear, %. goDinsiOn.ap,
tGtta 9uebes. IS. serraee Part. g.
|giop $. gaines. 2S. 2525 9ilbsrtQlO
taatberine 6. Brobis, %, 315 BeIi
z. Strdbe.
JGlopb Carr, %, 73o Glart Ctr.
Carrie Sbunbs. %. 500 gbeftnuiSt
JSOparb 10. SartsbOrn. %. 314z
Sarparb 4ps.
emma Cullen. %. bessl.
Ralpb .. earbaugb. "A. asntIanb
Snbiana.
Grdce goatman, 90, 27O1 RsaSine
Roab.
Jausuii Sduiter. 25. 1921 Ssff.riOr
9lb.nus.
GOna Ginger, %. 1929 Oessl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-26

ct @ilbelmairHe e, price Sia.
ssof. ". gaiebuis, 1896 Suire sIpe.; s
.. aenfel, s44 Gitire ape.; eep.
Sdpenboit, 1889 9foienont @pe.; u.
Gdcll, 1884 Gid 9fun pife; M. lei
tiers, Suniet uno Niiolanb aloe.
81. 81 arttn &ir6e. Gbeuiot,
Sreo. @ierman, 1926 @omble 2lpc
Station 8; 8. s. grofbolf, 1915
s.uuea slpe., Citation g; Soi. @rai,
Scrbert 9lne., Citation 6; glnton Sci.
ferL 3621 @lenrnore MDe., Citation =
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-26

ten. Serr Sung beriHteie, bab er oIs
lleberid)uB Ser Iesten llnterbaIhmg
be gunnne bor $78 an 6ie Silfsss.
ielfhaft abgefiibrt babe. Gerner be.
rittcte bas ltiiferiinteriufu
miitee. COP es idmnltlife Bidder &c.
priiii uro in better Er6niing seiiinoen
babe. Die ginnabmen Der 8erianunt-
lung 6eIiefen iid ailf $500, ioooB iid
jcDt $122.40 in Der &aiie befinoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-26
0utpamOIer ari.esbiIfs-g erein.

@clcaentIidy Der @erfantmIune bes
0ertpanloier ariecsbiIfs8 oic
am berfIocifnen Sonntas inter bsIrl
1oriit bes Hrdfioalten Ssoief Suno
imb Der Nrotofoufiibri,ng oes Germ
Gbriit Niener iidttfanb, Der ben ab-
ipeirnben Sefretdr Gbriit BaIoed per-
trat, wuroe beihloiieH nie idbrIidr
@eneraIperinHrmling am Gcnntae
woriniftas Inn neiin lIbr In Siulg's
l2oas s'a. 1928 Race etrabs abiabcI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-26
Qur Gin ,ueais sQeibea CLINT
oes Vraiihcnten iebe gpodle nlrfrere

oes prdiibcnten iebe @ote mebrere
yorleiungen i'm aongreb gu balten
iperben iett ifon Stimmen Iolit iino
iusnn Der gsrdiioent bic gemerfungen
bate boren fonnen, Die oariiber III
,}iinrnern Der Miitslieoer gemodt
ipirocn, 10 ipiiroe or ipobl oariiber
iad)oenten Oh feline an9efiinoigten BE.
iiid)c imo 0orIeiunsen ansenebu imo
liiBIif iein iperben. Gs iebIt nidf
on Nitalienern Die iid niht ihuimet
tern laiien DoIlcn iino Die oas giedlt
bes prdIioenten bs3psifsln, fih per-
iOnlid in bic Gei4dfte oes aonsreiiss
cIG5lmii6en.
gcrmoutcus"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-26

baben icllett, tpirb i'm @uuoesgeriGt
'reltergefiibrt iperoen.
Stidder Cater, Dor benz Der proseB
oerbcnoelt miro, bat nGmlid geitcrn
oen sntrag Der 8ertbeioiger Der An.
getlagten, Die @eidaporenen babin gu
lnltrulren oaB iie eiiien @abriprHf
al1 ~ni9t i6uloig" abgebenL abae.
|Dieien
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-26
9erosei oaHcrt furt.

Tic @erbarblitng bes BroseI'es &C.
gen GImer g. @aIbreutb unb Gborles
s. Ddris, Die ais gedinte Der porllla.
ligcn 3tpeifen 9ationalbanf @eloer
Der @anf fir eigene 3tpede pertpenost
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-26
Mns ben WeridtsbDfen.
tic 8ittiue oes erinproeten iyrauf
Clements erlanst elm S6abener.
iat.Seroift iiber $16,50O
8eseH ben IOrOer Sarrg aeabg, Der
oas @erbrefeH NIT lebcuSLGagli.
dem 3u6tBaus blft.

@5sfdeibun9sfdGs. - S9abenerfubs
tlagen. - Seifenfabritanten faais
rem. = Weitere Ginbaltstlqgen ges
gen ibermGBise Steuern. - 3a6ns
ar3t ipegen anseblt9 natldFiger
gsaanblung Derttnst. - Ra6Iabs
So9en. - 8eri9iebenes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-26
Doereer, 1912 Snnis; Sarrp u, @ott
1904 Gbnie Mre.
G4Qr rSuti,,s C;vhe

| " !. y uILH hILUe,
gernarb 1belsn. 1908 seton are.
Bernard Spis, 1910 2lcabsmp ape.
.. 8. pedstamp. 9O8 Mcpbsrfoi
Mpe.; Sobn 2innman, 1115 garIor
Ctr; George 8. S9ulte, 833 Mea
bemp aps.; Sobn 9. Dtting, 1o1i
Seton Qbe.
! ct. 8onnbentura Rir9e
3. 50. $. 6elIman, 1901 Queen 9Th
4De.; gbas. 3. aos6Ite, 1857 Weif
poob aps.; 0rant 3. Bruins, 1885
5arrifon aDe.; George Demalb, 1S0'
WontroIe.
81. 5er5 Sefu 4ir9s
Jrsb. Sdaipsr, 1922 Salfteab; geo
areis, 1925 Straigbt; O. s. Sran3
2613 6alfteab; 5p. 9reuder, 3O2s
5eniban ape.; 1D. s. S4aiper, 262z
5alfeab.
ct. Agnes DE. Bomb SiII,
citation q,
3. Rattermann, ct. 9tlopiius Orphan
4iblum; @. 8. gerIing, Bomb 5iG
Station g.
ct. Clemens &irde, ct.
gernarb. Citation g,
Geo. aoetters. 1926 Soper @pe.
8. u. Gurre. 4O5 G6urd; Q. s.
Sods, 4401 Carthage g}its;Sobn Gin.
fert, 2eonarb MDe.; Mm. 9oltbaus
% RebIer.
81. amtIte airGe.
Sno. 3. Ysrnens, STA Satptbornt
abe.; grnft Bebsrman, 433 5op.
fborne ap..; Sof.sJ. 2utep, 9o9 Sap.
tborne ape.; Geo. :. Bubble, 65E
Salptborne @pe.; Sobu gsrtemsper
500 Granb GDe.
ct. glifabstb airde, Nprs
ipoob. Station s,
Wm. gnsberf.n, 2039 aatprence gtpe.
pbilip gtneiber, 4225 sSpanboe ape.
nue.; Bernard u. Gambling, 4242 GGis
fon; yreb. 20. Surtamp, 1756 Mi1s
ape.; Sobn u. Horblob, 1753 Wil'
Iiams aDs.; Geo. wi. Nortmann, 42le
Garter.
ct. antonius airas
Mobiionbill.,
Sront 5offman, 5000 Center; guifnr
Orbins, Section QD..; Glenn. Ramp
baus, 5204 Mpor,.
g g. peterunbp paufair d e.
Renbtns, Statipn y,
5enrp Woeptenbsr1, Reabing Roob;
8. 8. Cling. 203 8suiOn; 5snrr
Gnselbarbt. Bin. 81.
M aria 5imm.I Ia brt Ri d e.
Dlt. 5.aItbp, g..
Geo. :. qluitins, Wh. Seultbp. 8.
StaarIgorromdusair9s q c
Cartilage, citation y,
anquit Witts, 120 80. TO-; Ben. Rel,
finger, BOT 90. IA; albert Bon Wieis
mari6sn, 126 q. Sair qart 2lOs.;
Senrp g6ss, 7 pine, GImpOor
plaee. o.
Marta &tIf STRIDE Sebalas
piIe.
SoI. grimtmunn, Sr., 1912 9adberrt
CTR, Tbeo. Wioeaer, 709 Steiner
Senru 2orcrB, Sr., 1850 eosar; "
Wsar Sofbauer. 3146 Siafibe; Glem
Is. 8rii,fnlan, 1868 8eit 8. Ctr.
let. aIopfiusair6e, e, GlnaDOoc
pIace, Station g.,
@m. 1ebben, 210 2irhen slue.; SEQ
6. 9ienam, 2t4 GliH1roob 9lre
|Et. 4I0piiuS Sfir1e, Bridge
tnipn.
ScnrD 9lilteueper, Citation 6; Sci
|S. ScnfeI, Citation 6; Germ Siaer
Citation 6; Sobn @abl, SorriiOn mi
9afprence
ct Satobus Rir9e @6it'
Saf,
Dsid,aeI 3iuisIer, m. 81. $50. 3, gtaticr
=; gbas. gies, 81. gt. 8, Citation g
Jrant 5ennp, R. U. RO. 8. Statipu2
ct. SEQ STRIDE
Eeter gaebner, 1918 Garu; Soiepi
Reper. Sr.. 1865 SraSe; u. 9reper
1854 Baltimore glue.
ct. @arfus air9e GoanIton
Gbas. 9cednlan, 3543 Gtaeep; Geo
]. Campo, 4345 Montgomerp 2oab
.. @uroif, 1862 1riulble; @m. Gun
/ ing. 1926 CLARION; gsic. Sanion, 3l4!
@oo6burn 4ue.
ct. Ratbarina GtrGe. 8eit
rpcoo.
Sno. Gaoett.ltotts, 1914 Sarriion
Sta. g.; Rid stidfel. 3207 Gpipcrti
sIpe. 2ouis giBmeper, 1858 MgnCn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-26

Gbas. 9cednan, 3543 Gtaeep; Geo.
J. Campo, 4345 Montgonerp Hoao
.. 0uroif, 1862 1rimbIe; @m. Gun.
ing. 1926 CLARION; gsic. Sanion, BAY
gooS6irn 4ue.
ct. Ratbarina GtrGe. Beit.
mcoo.
Sno. G1oett.ltott.. 1914 Sarriion,
Sta. g.; Rid etidfsl, 3207 Gppcrtf
slDe.: 2ouis giBmeper, 1858 Miguoni
Garl stIepe. Sr., 2723 @iontaiia 9lue,
II 2. Yeteruno pauI Sir d. G
RorIpooo Scinhts,
| u. @. Wad5lm, 4917 Maiu aoenle,
Soiepb gniemeper, 1894 Wain ape
Gleln. Sebbeler, 5233 Rolicn slpe
6rnncis 5iiber. 4917 Wlain slpe
IrSoi. Seitbaus, Sdnaforb alDe.
Ist .aIopitus airde, Selbi.
@eo. s. @oanl, 154 Weribian CTR,
SapIer Yarf; Com. Slofe, ITO Mo
nitor Str, SapIer Harf; Sobn g
Sebner, III 0fonitpr Ctr, Saplel
Bari; Sobn u. 8ismarl ia 0eonitol
Ctr snnler 4arf; Spiepb Haoma
der, 100 EpoiH ape., SobIer pars.
Maria sum Siege, Delbi,
Sgohn Gems, o.. r. 9eo. 4, grire Sill;
ssohn 2ipp, o., o. gso, IL; SasIeI
IgorI
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-15

The skirt is the design of Miss Ida
Schnall, who got the idea Of the
gown from the anxiety to avoid delay
and trouble in changing costumes
when going on the ice. She is
shown in the pictures above, at left,
wearing the skirt as she enters the
rink; at right, during the change,
and center, after the change.
The skirt is fastened down the
side by snaps. To change, it is
drawn around to the front, I'M
snapped and each side is fastened
around the legs by snaps, convert
ing the skirt into a pair Of panta-
looms.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-15
SPAGHETTI

Don't argue with your spaghetti.
It won't do a bit of good. Not a bit.
Spaghetti is an obstinate, contrary
food. You can't tell it a thing. You
might as well try to reason with
plate Of rattlesnakes.
There is more pure cUssedness in
ten yards of spaghetti than in any
other product sold by the lineal foot,
with the possible exception Of moo
dies and baTbed wire.
There's no excuse for spaghetti
acting the way it does. Food can be
rambunctiOus without being hateful.
Head lettuce does it. Why can't spa
ghetti?
Something ought to be done about
this. And something shall be- The
time will come when some brave
man will meet this temperamental
Italian worm on its own ground and
conquer it.
But so long as unfettered spa
ghetti is given the freedom of it's dish
there is no relief in sight.
-O-O
HIS ART FAILED
Alice-They say Tom is an expert
in the art of self-defense.
Marie - Nonsense. Edith made
him propose in just one week.
Too bad the diaries for 1918 aren't
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-15

The engagement of Miss Taft and
Prof. VIM. T. Semple of Cincinnati
university has been announced. She
is the daughter Of Chas. P. and Mrs.
Taft and niece of former president
William Howard Taft.
The Springfield herald., 1917-11-09
Horseshoe s'--7-

Good m9rning 10 ypu all
RdsseIf auroshers }rs-seedir
|broomcorn in this ndi.hb"rI,oo =
School is progressing tlnr, Wit
Edith Loveall as teacher.
We are soon tn have a new
school house of cement block
which we are badly in need of.
Frank B:gler is on the sick Ii
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Slack. mothe.
and stepfather of Guy Farret,
have come from Hutchinson.
Kans., to take care Of the enor
nous crop of broomcorn and
beans for Guy while he is in the
service of Uncle Sam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bearles frou
Texas have bought the Luther
Walker place and are now living
on it. We welcome them to oni
neighborhOod.
The high winds have played
havoc with the broo mcorn, al
most destroying some crops.
The Springfield herald., 1917-11-09
Mt.Carmel

Well, here we are again. We
didn't get there last weak: but
we are still living in dear OLD,
Baca" just the same, and such
a lot of busy folks YOU never
saw.
Nearly everyone has their
broomcorn seeded, and most of
us have sold. The buyers are
paying from $3.50 to $500 ton.
Roy Steen one of our boys
who has been tr ining at Camp
Funston, has been moved to Gal.
ifornia, While still at Camp
Funston Stella Terry and Polde
Like sent him big chocolate
cake. They received word that
it was certainly appreciated
Let's don't forget to scatter
seeds of kindness, and. we've
only today, tomorrow will never
come, and yesterday is gone for
ever.
The little social at Mr.. La
crowns given in honor of hal
lowe'en was well attended. aud
everyone reports good time.
Don't forget Sunday school
and church each Sunday, Chris
tian endeavor Sunday night AID
prayer meeting Thursday night.
Everyone welcome.
Occasional comment and eX
pressions of sentiment, as in the
above, we belieye would be ap-
preciated diversions from the
regular routine of news givingl.
The Springfield herald., 1917-11-09

The Y. Nj. G. A. meeting at
the court house Saturday night
was nos we'll attended. State
organizer Temple WAS present
and gave an excellent talk on the
war and the good work of the Y.
M. C. A. In connection with it.
Fred Harris gave also an excel
.lsht talk and urged tile necessity
81 backing q the Organization
with funds. Mr.. Harris was ap-
pointe d chairman of the organi-
zation in this county, and ap-
pointed w. M. Stewart chairman
for Springfield, G. E. Konkel for
Stonington, and intends>to ap-
point some one at Villas and prob
ably at Campo. After ringing
address by Atty Alberti, and
some plans made for raising
flu nds, the meeting adjourned.
The Springfield herald., 1917-11-09
Grand View "---~

Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. ClaEp are
the proud parents Of an eight
pound girl.
Mrs. Fred Crawford returned
home from Elkhart Friday.
Fay Mccoy from Meade, Kans.,
is here visiting her mother, Mrs.
Stslla Bell.
Mrs. Dan Cunivan was thrown
from wagon Sunday and badly
hurt. DR.. Verify 1.-TWO Buttsa
and DR.. Tucker OF Hlkhatt Hess!
called.
Mrs. Bessie Mccullough and
cnildren moved to Elkhart Sun.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Hankina
and son Oral and E, B. Clapp
autoed to Stonington and Villas
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Berry and
family called at the Clapp home
Sunday evening.
Fred Green's have moved on
the Ed warus place.
The Springfield herald., 1917-11-09
CLYDE .-n-.

Mr.. Burkett of Denver and
Paul Nutter of Cimarron. N. NJ,
we're callers at Kirkendall's Sun
day.
Salem Pearce and family and
daughter Mrs. Wallace Gibson OF
Emporia, Kaps., were visitors in
Springfield Saturday.
Mrs. G. H. Kirkendall spent
Thursday at Hershner's.
Mesdames Holmes and Allen
of Springfield We're through this
vicinity last week getting ladies
to sign the food conservation
pledge carl.
Luella Gulick came last week
frt M western Kansas.
The neighborIy club met Fri
day with Mrs. Floyd Kirkendal
with ten present. The mex
m eetinp will ne with Mrs. H. f
Smith, Friday, Nov 16. All la
dies are invited.
The Springfield herald., 1917-11-09
Reanut Ridge

We are having some nice
weather after the cold spell.
Clarence Milburn has a good
we'll two hundred and twenty
feet deep.
Messrs. and Mesdames Cald-
we'll, Shealie, and Cummings all
went to the dance at John
Charles Saturday night. From
the way Charles charged the
boys it would pay them to i'm.
port some girls into Baca coun-
ty. Charged those that did not
bring pradners S1.OO and those
that did 25 cts.
They have started the broom
corn seeder in this neighborhood
at-John Rendle's.
There will be a dance at the
Peanut Ridge school house. for
merly the Rock View, Saturday
night the 7th of october. Every
body come.
The Milburn boys are going tc
Lamar this week to ship some
cattle.
The Springfield herald., 1917-11-09
PRIDE ns-ss-~
Fovembor Z

Sheldon Bros. and Dan Hoff'
ner are going to have a sale on
the 5th.
The young people enjoyed 8
party at Will Mosemore's Hal
lowe'en.
Claud Hager branded his
calves Thursday.
Herman Mitchell has built a
new barn and carral.
There was big basket dinner
at Will Mitchell's last Sunday,
that being the CLOSE of the re,
vival meetings at this place.
J. M. Ford delivered his calves
az Texhoma, Okla. the first Of
the week.
Broomcorn is turning out
pretty well in this part of the
county.
Almost every farmer has from
I Wo to five tons of brush.
The Springfield herald., 1917-11-09
RICHARDS s: s. 4: =; =; z, 80 :

T. o. Maynard and family, &C
companied by Mrs F. H. Mitch
ell, autoed to Elkhart Tuesday.
Mrs. John Suhler and little sor
of earCampo we're pleasant call
ers in Richards Thursday even
ing.
Mr.. Bellew and wife and Mrs
Kelly of Campo made our town 6
pleasant call last week.
G. o. Whiteley axd wife an6
w. A. Howard and family o.
Murray traded in Richards Sat
urday.
There we're severa! thousand
head of cattle dipped at C. II
Wiley's dipping vat last week.
Emmett Turner autoed to Elk.
hart Friday afternoon.
j. L. Turner having purchased
afine lotofposts and will fence his
ranch near richards.