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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-12

AShS ~ PAtNoNsrT~"ri~ i~T
gs Dirb pisl ersost unb ssidries
Zen, inierpreiirt uno iabulirt iiber
ben gertras Sipiidm prsubsr unb
ben 8ereinisien Siaaten bonn Sabre
1928, pel6er bsianntli9 aIs nod
su Jfett beitehsnb iibernommeu ipars
be, ais Der gaorbbsuifdr gunb sss
sriinbei fpurbt, unb fptiisr1in ipdtu
nod 9riinbuns b.s 0eutittn Rsihs.
Der 0ertras Don 1923 fGlisbt geipiis
ie paragrap9sn Der friibersn 9srtrdgs
bon 1885 unb 1893 ein. bic ebenfaIs
nod in arGft ssblisbeu iinb. Bon
l,btsren paragrapb,n iommen befons
btrs bic artiieI % unb "a bes 0err
trays bon 1879 unter ben beutisen
0erbditniiien In 8sira@t. Dide ars
iitsl betreffsn bic 8sban6lung bon
Dsutfden in Qmeriia unb gimeritas
n.rn In 9tutIhlanb i'm Jn1e zines
aritses 3ipifhen beib.n 9Gnbtrn. es
III i'm glrtiiel "a nun fpsaisa pOrses
i,bsn, bab. ipnu aud ale foniiisen
gsrtragsbsIiimmunstn i'm Sale zines
ari.gss ssbro9en p6sr aufseho6en
iperben iolli.n, bieie beiben 9rtitel
bod unter ctisn 1lmiidubn in araii
ttItebtn bIeiben fonen, unb bab tetn
8orranb btnubt rerbm biirfe, Inn
bic barin ssirpifsnsn geiiimmunsen
null unb nidiis su madkH. Die btis
btn pnrasrnpbtn Iauten:
gardgrupb %. Wenn arieg sipts0
ff,tn ben beiben @ertrassparisien euts
i,sben 5oIIte, fo1 ben Raufl.itsu eints
jsStn 2anbes. bic in benz anberen|
aanbs anidHis iinb. erlaubt iDerbsn,
ntun Wlpnats su psrbleiben. um TIRE
ausiiebsnben @sIber sinsu3iehsn unbI
ibr, O.ffGfts gum MbfhIub su brins
gen, nnb Es mDgen frei, unt.r Wliis
nabme allsr ibrtr gffettsn. abrtiitn,
pbne BslGiiisuns obn 5inbsrniiie;
unp alIe 3rausn unb ainb.r. Ghiis
Ter jeber JafuliGt. aderbouer, 5nnbs
iperfer, 5abritani,n unb Slider, bic
unbemnifnet iinb uno uubefeiiist.
Gtdete, 96rfsr ober Orte btipobnfn,
unb i'm ans.msinm ale bic, bsrtn
gsjdGitigungsn fit bds GemsiHipohl
unb gum g.fsn Der Menfhbsit iinb,
fpli.n erlantnif ,rbalien, ibr. res
fpe.tioen gsfddftigunsm fortsui.ssn.
unb ne fDlIsn niti psrf5nIi6 bsIditigt
ipsrbsn. nod folltn ibrs 6dufsr obsr
Sitter psrbrunnt ober nuf anbtrs Wsis |
Il ssrft6ri. nod tire 5eIb.r burh bki
bspnffnste Madt bes 5einbes, In bsis
len G.ipalt iie burd bic grsisniH.
bee arissss ssfallsn {tin m5esn. psrs
nidist tperbsn; nber iptnn es notbpens
big III, irsenb sitpas bon ibnsn fir
bic 8enubuns folder beiunffnetsr
Udht su nsbmsn, 70 folI bafiir su
linen nnsemeNsren Yreife be;ahlt |
psrben.
giragrapb "a. lln6 ini hos llni-
'onurien BON arieesgeinngenen burd
lre @erihidiiiIg mad, fernen iino
auben SGnoern ober biird) einpierdy.
ing in enge rnb lnarinnSe VIite 5u
leget bic beipea g,er.
ragsparteien feierliddt Dor Der @elt
egenfeitig has Geliiboe ab, bdb lie
oIde Robnabnlpn nidt urrteruebmen
,erben; bab feline BON beioeu cfr rSe.
angenen, bic iie Don bent dnberen
ebmcn urogen, iat) Gittnbien ooer
rgeub einem IbeiIe Don eliien ODER (
lfrifa ididen, iorlbern lie IN irgeno I
iuem GbeiIe ibres G5ebietes in Gilro.
a ober Mmerifn In 5utrdglid)er 2aasIi
ilterbrfnaesi iperbeui bob bic Gefdil. :,
eren rlid,t IN DerIieBe, @efanaeneii- II
bifie iub Uefdngniiie eingelperrtli
,erbesi, nod In Giien gelegt, nod oe. II
,snhe,s o6ea d1ef .nr6ern EReffe ~ .&oe Il
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-12

Wit einem 8rieae gebt es
ipie nit einem @rai1be. Wean ipeib
ftierlaIs, fpte tueit er Inn ii1 areiten
miro. @9ra GueIaItb cine aIbu.ma
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-12
Ser premRiia.amerifaniiae
Wertras.

er siebi Dsutf6sn in atmertfa unS
glmsritansrn in 9suti4Ianb usun
WDnaie frsis 3eit. - Das Obs
iOmmsn 1T ~beiIis unb fpssien fiir
ben ariss sstrOifen-. - aries bari
mob benz 9sriras bon 1893 nidt
sur annuairlns Obsr Suspsnbis
runs Der parasrapb.n fiibren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-12
Itat 9euti6Ianb ipielt

Ribt Geuti6lanb ipielt
nit Seuer, tpie oie grobriten beballp.
ten, lonoern bieies 2ono. Griteres
lit IN elmer ioIden Gage, oaB es eineu
enersiiden &riee segen England fiib'
rem nriib, sleihoiel mas iih oaraus
erge6eu mag. Siir inns ftebt gar
nidts alif Dem Spiel, baB mir einen
&riee ipagen ntiiBten. @enn mir Die.
len fiibren IoHter, 10 seiddbe es nidJt
bestpeaen, neil mir nriIiien ienoern
neil mir ipo1en uno stpar nidt 3lr
Gertbei6iglina unierer SSSntereiieL
ionoern 6erienigen Der glaiirten.
@emn elm &rieg ans Dem @rlinoc be.
reftiet lit, BEN mir aegen 1eittid)-
lamb anfiibrei, 10 bdtten mir i'm idJou
Dor 5ipei uno elm balb SSabren an Die
aniirten aus 6ebeuteno 5lpinaenSereu
Griinben erfldren miiiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-12


alnitrten aus beoeuteno 5ipinaenSeren
8riiroen erfldren niiiien.
SIN IfGgemeinen beitebt bic
Qnfi6t, bag Die &riegspolte poriiberz
geben tpirb. SslbitberitGnblth tbeis
len mir biefe 9offnung, absr bic
SdluBfolgeruns, baB es 5u teinem
&riege fpmmsn lpirb, neil er Biz iett
nibt eillgetreten lit, tpdre ntdt Sutrefs
feno. ssiirs serite limb tnfolge Der
4utiinbiaung Der beutf6en Regieruna.
piele Sdiffe nidt abaefobren. Damn
Bat fis audi ben Gdtffen 3eit geseben,
fidh uuf bic @ntiinbiouna pprsubereiz
ten. Wenn bieie poa in &raft tritt,
10 fann es leidht Der 5alI iein, onb
Elm alliirtes Sdiff obne Wdrnung
perientt pirb, auf Dem iih Elm ame,
rifaniider 8iirgsr als pdTagier oocr
Matroie befinoet. Siferbeit, hr5.es gu
feinem &riege tpmmt, tann MIR bprs
hanben iein, ipenn Der grdiioent nli
ber qerehten 9orf6laa Seuti6lanos
eingsbt, bab amsrifaniihe 8iirger uuf
umeritanifden S9iffen fabren ioIIen.
Dem Genatpr Mtgumber BON
1crb Datota qe6t es ME 70 pieIeu
Gnoeren in bie1em 2dnbe, bab er niat
ipeib, petfer striessgrunb geasn
9eutIdlanb bsfte6t unb er bat eins
unterbreitet, bic pom 9rds |
iioenten Qustunft bariiber perlan5t |
Sel6itperitGnbli6 tpirb er lie ni6t err
balten. Die Srage, mas einen arieg
nit Beutf6lano unoermeiolifl ma
den tpiirbe, IdBt ii6 teirer grifuns
obne Die giniiht su Sei= |
ttgen, BOB tein 8runb su eirsm &ries
qe nadpeis6nr 1T. Die Refolutipn
1T bem Sommittee fir uusnGrtiqe
&ngeleaenbeitsn iiberfpieien tpDroen
uno tptrb bort liegsn 6lei6en. Die in
ausqegebene parole lit,
bab oas @Dlt gu besd6lsn unb gu blue
ten unb i'm uebrisen au f6peigen bat.
Wer na6 9riinben frdst pirb risbsrs
geihrieen rber nit psra9tli9em
StiafdrDei9en abgsipiefen.
Die Sfft3iDien in B a f.
tnston io9en, baB Deuidlanbs
Wnerbieten sur Sicheruno hes eSries
bens ben 3psd psrfOlse, ben
Rr1iioeltten Dor Der gReIt in's lin.
redt 5u iesen uno oab es audi Die
9eiltid)en in oieient 2anoe IN cine
lmongenebme Gage bringe. 9ns Gr.
ftere pirb Obne Jrage Der yaq iein.
Wenn Dem BrdTibenten pollite 3utIs
herilng fiir Die @abrling amerifani.
der 0ie6te gegeben miro uno er
+rosoem auf &rieg beiteben follte,
% f6nnte en- oos ipeoer Dor Dem ciqe.
zen 8plf, nod Dor Der Melt ref,tier.
;iger. Nas Die 9eutiden betrifft,
o befinoen iie iid IN Der qleihen
Gage, tpie ale amerifaniihen giir.
Ter. Sie Deroen lntiere Regierirtg
n ieoem 9risge unteritiiben, sleibs
,iel Die lingerebt er lit. Cine gerlg.
Jenbeit fann nur fir ben Brdiibenten
'rltfteben, tpenn er einen &risg ertIdrt,
YER in feiner Beiie 5u rebtfertigen
p1re.
mn 4
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-15
9 FIRE ESCAPES
ARE UNDER WAY
PROPERTY OWNERS RESPONDING
RAPIDLY TO REQUEST OF The
FIRE MARSHALL.

l fire escapes are either under con
tIun VII about to he constructed. IN
,a |.nnounred today Pm Fire Marshal
~ta Morton. who said that property
are responding rapidly % hr~ re-
s that they erect the ilre e~cpac~
ia accordance with the requirements Of the
state fire insurance laws. The state law
requires that fire escapes be constructed
on ulI buiIding- more than two stories m
height.
Buildings now being equipped NJ to bc
equipped include the Park hotel. Windsor
hotel. American hotel, Brownsville Drug
company building. Connie building. Walker
Bros. furniture building, San Carlos hotel
high school. Barrcda building. adjoining
Merchants bank, and the Herald building
The IRE escape at the high school Will he
4 chute affair. which cam handle -lXty-ilve
or seventy children "a minute.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-15
MILLINERY FOR
SPRING Is HERE
STORES ALREADY DISPLAY STLYES
FOR SPRING WEAR-HATS WILL
BE IN NEW DESIGNS.

With the first breath of spring IN the
Lower Rio Grande Valley today, the mer-
chants IN Brownsville gave up their dis
plays of late winter wearing apparel for
women and turned their attention to dis
plays Of spring wearing apparel, partic-
ularly a To hats and 4 general line of
h%cadgear.
New and decidedly chic designs are all
the 90 in spring millinery this year.
Speaking of the new styles. Joseph Boil
lack of the Bollack store said today:
The recent improvement in ribbons i
most apparent in the millinery Of this sea
son, especially in connection with novelty
ribbons. Other" favored millinery trim
mingS are beaded ornaments. canoes and
quills. Pasted feather novelties and wing
are %lmp~uy..g.
''Intero~l continues on the small, high
shapes in turban form, Or with uplifted
brim. In sports millinery, however. thu
mushroom J. the hi item. In drcS Strim
separate motifs and beads, and also I'm
broiderio~, promise to be popular. Beaded
girdles will also be seen this spring. Pat
cnt leather belts are coming back into their
own again. They viii show 4 large beaG-
"a motif IA the back, with \ biz metal
buckle at the front
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-15
Consul Johnson to
Return to Office

With the expectation that United States
Ambassador Henry Fletcher. nov en rout"
Mexico. viii shortly re-c-tablI-h the Amer
lean embassy at Mexico City. United States
Consul y. III. johnson ~ looking forward tp
the receipt ut instructions from the state
department at Washington ordering HIM
back To his headquarters at Matamoros.
Consul Johnson has been making head
III Brownsville since last summer
when the american McXica situation wa~
acute. while the routine NJ hI- office at
Matamoros has been maintained TN Clerk
Danache. The business of the consulate
has been transacted a. usual. although
from Brownsville. Consul Johnson expects
"a leave Saturday or Sunday Tor Houston
Ia visit Iii, family. The consulate office
will NV IN charge of Vice Consul n. n.
pug during hi~ absence
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-15
WATCH OUR WINDOWS
Well Explain Why.

II II a matter II common knowledge a. the
iuying public that prices have advanced Ill ali
ines. Furniture and home furnishings are 10
RECEPTIONS. Present stock. when exhausted.
aiiot be duplicated at former prices. Since
~ have not raised prices on the great bulk nf
ar stock. il will therefore. he impossible this
ear to extend our usual February reductions
or cash throughout the stock. Instead. how
yer. during the remainder nf February we will
rher through the medium III oar windows.
articles IT exceptional reductions for
ash. presenting nm opportunity for unusual
aiving. Watch our windows. j. our advice a.
those who would SAKE largely on furniture and
luor coverings this month. Rockers will he
featured this weck-and they are cut 10 rhe
core. There is but one each-that's why they
are reduced So decidedly. Don't delay. hut
make Your selections early. WALKER BROS.
90. t3tl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-15
RSONALS

Il. II. Ellis of Lancaster j. 4 business
visitor il the city tor the remainder VI
this week.
II. =. Cornelius of Muskoger j. register
ed in Brownsville for a few days on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Wctzel of Houston
are registered il the city for 4 tew III,
a. a. Christian II Donna j. a business
visitor in Brownsville today.
". -. Olive of San Antonio arrived on
the night train and will DC ID the city tor
Ky remainder of the week Oh business.
RI. y. Pcnnybacker NJ Dallas ~ ! bust
ue> visitor IN Brownsville today.
George II. IIartwell of San nAionio ar
we'd on the night train and viii probably
.r ~ thc city for THE remainder M .ha
ueck on business.
r. VI. Gordon Of San nAtonio j. regis
tered in Brownsville today.
Walter Sinner of San Rntonio l. q bust
re~ -%vi-itor IN the city for a few days.
Mrs.. III LcbcrNitz and children have ~
tarned from Dallas where they spent sew
rul weeks visiting relatives.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-15
Utilities Commission
Bill Dies in COMMITTEES

AUSTIN. Tex. Feb. 15.-Althougil the
baltimore bill providing for creation 81 A
public utilities commission was killed ln
committee. several leaders have expressed
belief that the bin by senator Dean. which
places jurisdiction of telephone companies
under the railroad commission will be
The bill already has received a
favorable committee report IN the senate.
Telephone companies are opposing thl~
measure.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-15
Live Stock Market
Supplied Daily nv Cassidy Southwestern
Commission Co. Fort Worth, Tcxas.)

FORT WORTH. Tex, Feb. l5.-llog-
Receipts 5000. closing steady IA best hog
nth others weak e. 81 lower. Top. Sligo.
lulk. ~I0.25a loo.
Cattle: R~erepit- 1850. including poo
%alvcs; slo-ing StaedN on everything. Top
teer.. $3.50. bulk. $4,000 $50. Cows.
s6.25: bulk. 5000 go. I~Icifcr~l
op. $3.50: bulk. $4,000 90. Bulls. top.
s6.75. bulk. 5000 600. Calves. steady.
$50: bulk. S6.OOm 80. Stockcr
teer~. S6.O0d 90; cows. ~4.50(d $50:
l%ieifer~. $1,000 80: calves. ~j.50mS.0O.
sheep: Receipts 200, mostly feeders
through.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-15

BEAUMONT. TcX., Feb. l5.-Plans for
a Beaumont to-Naco railroad were dis
cus9ed here today ~ 4 meeting 81 repre-
sentative men of this city and Waco. APP
pointed IN the Chambers NJ Commerce ~
each city Tor that purpose. The plans dis
cuS,ed today are expected 10 take on def
mite shape ia the, near future, according
to those behind the project.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-15
City Nsus
AT Cavalry Camp-Dr. Gcorg.

AT Cavalry Camp-Dr. George Mae
No'ggll. rector OF the Episcopal church.
and Archdeacon A. w. :. Garden will be
al the provisional cavalry camp in West
Brownsville tonight. Archdeacon Garden
j. a forccful, interesting speaker. and
pleased the members Of the req
ment with his address of last week. West
Brownsville residents, II i announced, are
particularly invited To attend tonight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-15
Most Folks Are Short of Cash a Nina

and taX-paying time. JOIN our AXas Clul
and Won will he assured of cash for Nina
or taxes. Ask those that Joined last year
New members are joining mt the time
Brownsville Bank & Trust CO.. 16.tf
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-15
Spinach Coming In-"Dc-pitc the rec

SpTIdCh COT1IHy W-"Tc~NITc Inc rccrHT
freeze. farmers about Brownsville are nov
Young onions said r.. l.. Faux. a We,
Brownsville farmer. who was in the city
a few hours today. Mr.. Faulk reports that
cabbage in hi- neiehhorhood will still
make" -ome. but that Il leaS sixty PEI
cent ut the crop was destroyed by th,
freeze.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-15
Better Late Than Never appli

Better Late Than Never applies to join
ing our Nmas club. \ few cents will put
you right. If YOU should have hard luck
and not be able 10 finish, you'll get every
cent you deposit and II may come very
handy next AmaS. Brownsville Bank 4
Trust Go. 2I6ti
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-15
Brand New N0rthtr-

norther after another. but somehow theN
have lost their main force when they reach
the Valley" said 4 local weather sharp
Today. The northcr blew ia during the
early morning hours following mn unusual
~ warm day Wednesday. The tempera
fell about fifteen degrees.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-15
Sugar Prices Going Up.

day vaulted seventy points. according t
market adyicc- received W.T. local dealers
going from $3.50 per hundred % ~1.25 per
hundred. in one day. the vault being q rec
ord breaker, a dealer sand. Further nd
vancc-, while not expected. are not AZ n
improbable. ID IN stated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-15
WHITMAN'S CANDIES famous since ISL.
sold at llarry's Cigar Store. tit


patches from Austin announce that the
State Bank a Trust Co., of Brownsville,
has been selected. on it, bid, the state de-
p~oSitary for the Fifteenth congressional
district. The district carries an account
said to be upwards Of $50 600 annually.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-15
ON The SQUARE.

We have the most sanitary place III Browns
Vile. Only the best handled by as. Butter Z;
cents per pound. RIO GRANDE FISH. MEAT
X PRODUCE co, City Market building.
1-2I-tfl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-15

WHEN YOU CANT GET 1T ELSE
WHERE. come ~ Us. Wen have II. Ri
brandc Electric GO. t9-I-tf
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-15

THE ExTRAORDINAY SUCCESS at
tending my business cnuNinccs me that Browns
willie and the Lower RIO GIandc Valley possess
unlimited possibilities fer the sale uf Stylish
and attractive values III Ladies' and Children's
Ready a. Wear. THE HAT SHOP. tit
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-15
BE Gu RIO U.s.

BE CURl0USl Visit our store. cur buyers
IA the Millinery and Ready to Wear lines mr.,
of this seasons selections. THE IIAl
tit
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-15
QUE FOuNTAlN DRINKS viii

most fastidiuus. City Confectionery. hetwee
.prcamland and Dittmunn theatres. t2-lu-tf
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-15

o WILL SEE NAU6HT Co remind yor
~ i'ast Seasons in the New Spring Stock hc.
Iug received daily AZ TIE HAT SHOP. t1ti
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-15
PLUMBING WORK GUARANTEED

know my business and Gn thr best work af
reasonable prices. Figure with me-. j. II
CARA, 3Of Adams st.. Phone i9S- IL
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-15
CALL FOR YOUR

Carpenter. Paper Hanger or painter, Phone
5G8. r.. L. Gutierrez, p. O. Box. 303.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-15

SAY. Mr.. MAN. Your clothes need press
Ing and cleaning. I.tt u~ NV ~. Lrt ~ IN u ai
w. reasonable east. RITLEnGE'S. cit
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-15
Electrical. bicvcle,

Electrical, bicycle, automobile. typewriter.
flashlights. telephone ana telegraph supplies
and repairs. We repair anything. Rio 6rande
Electric Co. (tf)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-15
S
DR.. r. c. SIZELAN


University of Michigan
300 Merchants National Bank Building
Phone, Office, DO. Residence 223
Phone for Sunday or Night Appointments.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-10-03

the people for reprisals against the
Germans for air attacks on open towns
continue to grow in volume, the FRENCH
flyers have revenged themselves for
a raid on Barbecue by heavily bomb
ing the German town of Stuttgart
from the air. In all half ton of eX-
plosives were dropped, Both the Brit
ish and French flyers were keeping up
their excursions over German posi-
lions in Belgium and northern France,
blowing up railroad stations and mill
tary works. The German submarine
base at Zeebrugge and the airdrOme
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-10-03
ELECTRICITY FOR VAIL.
Citizens of Vail Circulate Petition
Asking Council to Hold Election
to Voc on Electric Light Bonds

Citizens of Vail arc circulating a pc
tition asking the city council to hold
Il special election to vote bonds to
build a line from Denison to Vail to
transmit electric current from the
municipal plant here. We understand
that the Denison council and the Vail
council have come to a decision as to
the rate to be charged for this cur
rent. which is satisfactory. and IN
fact We understand contract has
been drawn up between them.
If bonds are voted the line Will be
built between DcnisOn and Vail with
in the very near future and Vail Will
secure its electric current from DEM.
sons new and modern plant. This
means that Vail will have twenty-tour
hour service without any of the Wor-
ny and expense of a plant of their
own.
Business men of Vail are elated. so
we understand, over the prospect of
securing the current from Denison,
and at such a reasonable rate. 1t is
not likely that any opposition will de-
velop over this project and that it will
carry by a big majority.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-10-03

at St. Denis-Westrem again have come
in for bOmbngs.
In the AustrO.Italian theater. the
Austrians have delivered several heavy
counter attacks against the newly
won positions of the Italians on the
BainsizZa plateau, but everywhere
have met with complete repulse.
Again the Russians through an at
tack in the Riga region have forced
the Germans to give ground, this time
for a depth of from 800 to 1000 yards.
Russian airmen to the south have
dropped large quantities of explosives
on enemy camps situated near Kovel
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endured by publishers in early years,
but now due to inventions, machinery
had been perfected that did away with
most of the troubles in the country Of
fees. His toast was most entertain
ing. Mr.. Graham. of Glenwood. was
next called upon and kept his listen
ers in an uproar during his DISCOURSE
Following the banquet the guests
were invited to the opera house as
guests of the management to see an
exceptionally fine film which was en-
joyed by all.
The business Of both associations
was wound up at tile meeting held on
Friday morning. G. L. Caswell, secre-
tary of the Iowa Press association,
conducted a question box which was
most interesting and beneficial to all.
J. r. Mckee, editor of the Spencer
Reporter, spoke of office equipment
in relation to profits. Mr. Mckee i'm
pressed on those present the necessity
Of a good bookkeeping system and the
advisability of cost system. RE
stated that most newspapers were apt
to over equip their plants and this
should be guarded against
The resolution committee reported
the following resolution WHICH was
adopted:
Whereas, a great and bencfcent God
has given us the good fortune to be ell
tertained by the city of DeniSc1 and
Whereas, we have been fcted and
Toasted and given a close view of the
enterprise and enterprises OF Denison,
one Of the most beautiful and progress
i've towns of Iowa, therefore be it
Resolved, that the Western Iowa and
the Upper Des Moines Editorial aSso-
Citations express their gratitude to the
Great Director of things for CASTING our
lot. for two days in such pleasant
places; that we thank the good people
Of Denison through their fine CONNER
cial club, for the many courteSles they
have shown us and for the royal enter
tainment they have given
Resolved, that the members OF the
associations pledge ourselves to use our
utmost endeavor to strengthen tho
hands Of our great father at Washing
ton in this hour of our country's trial.
We have but one country. one allegiance
It is our country--it is right. 1t is
part Of it.
II. Fl. Sturges,
s Chester NJ Amber
S. D. Henry
Below we publish the names of
those who were present at the meet
ing:
J. B. Hungerford, Carroll.
Earl Bundy, Carroll.
81 e. A. Stevens and wife, WOodbine.
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cal bombardments are taking place.
Nothing is contained in either the
British or German communications to
show that the troops of either side
have left the trencheS-even for for
avs.
Along both sides of the Meuse riv-
err in the Verdun sector the French
and Germans are engaged in another
terrific duel. Twice the Germans
launched infantry attacks in an effort
to capture positions but on both &C.
casions they were stopped short by
the French fire.
While in England the demands Of