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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-16

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ct. GiiIabetb, Site ct. gmili. unb
Cite St. 2aurent tpi. audi Der 9aie'
ipalb unb Der ipeIili9e 56sif bes 5ugo
Walbes befinben f3 in unierem Be-
iib. Wir baben ale unisre 8iele ers
rsi6t. llnIsrs 8srIuii. parsn ni4t
srOB.
Dd6renb bes Cages ipurbm flint
f.inbli9e 9essnangriff. bon uHferer
Snfantsrie absei4lasen ooer bon un'
iersr 4rtilsris anterbriidt. giner bies
fer 4ngriffe ipurbe Don elmer preuBta
Iben 8arbsbtpifion ausssiiibrt. =
Gotpsit finb 282 9.fangene, bars
inter 15 Offi5iers. eingsbra4t ipor'
ben.
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sen.
paris, 15. 2lusuf. Cine offisiens
@sianntmn4und bic an UiittDo3
BON &risgsmiriitsrium srIaHsn pur,
te. lautst ME folst:
sSu 9slsieri baben unIere Sruppeu
neIili9 BON bon Der Dirmubsr 2anbs
itrabs betrd4tli4e GorH4ritts ss'
ma1t.
.3pff6en Suriebiie unb Graonne
nurben uniere pprberen pofitiouen
bon Der SeinbIi5en Artillsris in befti'
ger @eiIe bei4oHsn. gu 1lebTfnn,
ter anf sinen unI.rer Dorpoifsu nuf
Ssm 8auclere pluteau periu4t ipurbt,
niblans boIItdRbig.
I'm beibenRansufrn fnrbsn tpdhs
rsnb Der san3sn Ha6t beftise GrtilIs'
risesfe9ts itatt. Qm Iintsn lif.r f6lu,
GER mir ipsitli9 bon ber anbohe 3o4
srnsu ansriff a6.
.In alien anberen gunitenn 1ers
sins bic gaa4t IN psrbdItuibmibissr
G:ilIe.
Die lpeitere am @benS erlaFsus Sc.
tanntmafung Iautet ME 'ptet:
.2.bbafts qfrtilIsriessfs4ts funSen
IN gelsisn, n5rblih bon Der gisns, in
Der gbahpagne. auf beibsn Seitsu Der
Mdns unb in ben @psefsn ftatt. Sn
Der RGbe bon Sour be paris gelnnS
uns elm lls6erfal, bon benz uniere
sruppen einige MaIhinenseibiibs sus
riidbrahten. Die DeutIheii baben
piebsr RbtiHis bsf4oHsn unb bnnbert
5aubissnsgomben in Bic Stdbt pont.
asNouipn sef4leubert.
Wla3ebonien IA. Queuit. 1fnire Grs
iilerie mar sismIi4 a.tip IN Der Ge,
aenb bes Warbar JyluFss unb Bel
9ubimirtia. 0ftli1 BON Ter G3erna.
SsetnSIide patrouiIlsn, Ne. periu4teu
in bic britiifsn Grdbsn eiusnSrinsen.
uurbsn auriidssfhIassn.
Die Rufien gtben efne|
Riebe,Iase In Der R oL
ban gu.
St. petsrsbura 10. auguif.
Das arisssminiiierium .rIieB ON
TittpO6 bic fo!senbt rffiaisae BE.
fanntmahung:
.Deflife 5ront: 0as 4rtiIerie'
ftiier BAT in Der 9esenb bon gDnna
unb SarnOpol 3ussuommen.
,Rumdniicbe 5ront: Sn Der Gegsnb
bon Otna tpurbsn bic 8dmpfe fortges
Isbi, aber nit ssrinssrtr 9eftistsit.
Rad mtbrsrsn ansriffsn s.lans es
BEN geinbe, cine Der aubObsn. fieben
Wsrfis psitlit BON Sena sslssen. 5u
nebuieu.
Am gaiinului GIubibnl ipurbs etn
angriff Der Ruudnen 3uriifgeI4las
gen. Sn Der eIeseno BON 5otIlani
mn9ts Der Geinp am SisHitos tsins
sIusrifts. /
An ber @sesHb bon areb4sni
ma6te Der Jeinb sirsn beFtissn 4n-
arfff auf unfsrs poiitiontn, nanbtm |
= ha<x in <iuea GhkN MuiE9ss Wp5itips |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-16

nabm bas GrtiIlerisfeli.r sDd4eu
Suau4 unb Gems 3u, naHientIi4 Gin
Uiittpod in ben Wtor@nltunbeu.
Gront bss beutl9en aroHprinsen;
I'm bsm gbsmin bss Samas wuzben
mebrere ansrifie Der Jran5oitn In
Der Rdbe DON Gernb abgei4Iagen,
Den ansrifieu sins Elm beI.igss lrs
tillsriefeuer Doran. I'm ben anbIen
4bf4Htten an bieIer Groat unb In
Der Champagne farben Isbbofte' ars
tilIerissefe1ts itait. unb aud anf bel,
ben Seiten Der Wiaas bat bic @ttibis
tat Der Qrtillerie sussnourlnen. Qu4
bier mar bic Miriuns unisres artiLs
lsriefeiiers etne jol9e, bab bas Ssrtr
Der tetHDIt9sn Irtilerie seiitDcif para,
lDiirt tpnrbe.
Sront bss 1ersoss elT6reft: Jm
SunSsau fanben ariileritgeFe5ts
itatt, bic aud fpdbrenb Der Raft
fortgfsbt tuarbsn.
Sn Rdmpf.n. bic In Der Cuff fiaiis
fanben, unb bic nauientii9 In sJIans
bern bdufig ipdrtu, tpie aud In Jclgs
bes fpirifamen Jeners unTerer Mbs
tpebrsefdiiBe ipurben am Dtsniiag 20
feinbli4s GIusseuse unb sehsIbalIons
dbssfhoHen.
Die tpeitere am gbenS erfaFene pfs
fi5islIs 1esanntma&uns lartet ME
folat:
.&rtilleristdnpfe bon fpehfelnber
6sftisteit finbsn i'm 9lrtois. IN fyfan.
bern, on Der 4isne unb bei 0erbun
itntt. Snfanisriegefehis iinb foDeit
nnr n5rbli6 bon aens unb 6itli4 bon
gernpsensQnnri i'm Gange.
-Jn Rumdnisn maht uniere Bers
folsung bes aftinb.s In ben geraen
gut. Jortf5ritts. au9 iinb unIere IN,
sriff. tpefIi9 pom Ssrst5 bon grfuIs
gsfr0nt.
stne ntue Dff.nfibe ber
4ritsa Bet Gems TN
Gange.
2onbon 15. ausnft. Die am
Dfittuo9 bonn &riegsnliHiifHitm er.
IafeHs offisislls 9eiaHntHIa4uus laus
'st pie fOlst:
.Wir sriffsn ON friiben Morgen
IN elmer lnnssn 6ront, bic fi9 bonn
lorbpeitli5tn Rmb Don Gems bis an
zen SusoyWalo, uorhSitlid bon Coos
.iitrtdi. an.
-llniere 5ruppen baben iiberul bic
.riten bsutidn 2iriien senommen
Inb MAIDEN bsirisbigsnbe Gorii9ritts.
Sin feinbIi9sr gsssnangriff 5iiIi4
ION ct. gmilis ipurbs Dolitdnbis ab'
Jei6lassn.
.llniere alliirten eetpoiinen tpdhs
enb Der Rafi noropeitIi& BON Biys
1oote >tpeitsr an gpbsn.
.GsinbIi1e STuppen sriffen IN Der
sbten Ra4t uniere ntusn poIiiionsn
Ifli& BON alein 3iiIebste an. iis pur,
'en abr 3uriidssihlaesn, IA gefaHs
ens IN unisrsn 9Gnbsn 3uriidlnifenb.
Dos Wetter 1T nHbaltenb itiirs
nif9. Gs but fpisber fart seregnet.
Die am gbenb bonn britiihtu
5aupiquariisr In Jransrei9 srIaHene
sstanntmudung lautet ME fOlgt:
I'm .Tsiitiuof, MOrssn sritiiruitsn
anabild5e 1ruppen beutffe pofitios |
len iiiblicb unb SifIia Don Gems an
liner 5ront bon spei waeilsn. Die
ormibatI.n @sriheibigunssDsrit auf
sr 4n65bs go. 10, bic mir in btr
5Hlahi Bel Coos i'm September 1915 |
iht 3u nkbinen psrmpfttn uno bic
sitbsm IN jsber m6eiihsn Meiis psrs
ldrft ipurbsn, iinb I'm Sturm gsnoms
nen ipprben. lInisrs 9ruppsn brangeIl |
ann his an bis ipeitIihs gertkiois
nRgsperss Don Cite 6t. 4nsuf DOT,
i.&a uI,ssA t.sif Il N hxsffffhpa H1uns
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-16

gersgiro unb Srnti Wtretnid Qlpure3
: fi4 9inter sinem 8pr9aHg Deritett
6dtten.
Die bic gOli3et be6auptst, purOeu
Bel ben .SdusIu9uneeu ptele tpmpros
mittirenbs Dotumente gefunber. Die
berbaftetsr So3ialiiten purben in siD
mem MtilitdrasfGngntb untergebra8t.
Die Mlilitdr6eb0rben poH GataIOs
nieR beri9ten, DaB bic unruben in
Barcelona Ieit Der 8er6dngung bes
gelugerungssuftanoes fuit gang aufges
bort bGtten. DGbrenb Der bOrtigeHlIn'
ruben purben flint Streiter unD siu
GtDilgarbiit setGbtet unb neun Strei'
Ter oerpunbet.
9eneraltapitdr 8aleriauo @epler,
Der @hef bes grOben 9eneralitubs, lit
IN 8arceloua nneetommen.
Sp6ter ipurbe ungetiinbtat, bob bic
Gage IN Barcelona ii9 oeri9limmert
babe. 9ie Streits Derbreiten ii9 ims
mer mebr unb es ertfttrt iest tbatidhs
Ii9 Elm 9eneraIfreit. 4ae 9dben Itno
sef8lOfien unb bic Sabriten in Bars
ceIona unb Der @oritabt @racia iino
OerluFen. Ser StrabeRbabnDertebr 1T
eingeitsut ipOrbsn.
Der Preurier 9ato ertldrte am
Tiittaa baB m Barcelona artilerle
gegen ein 6aus i'm paIep be 9rdcIa
our @erpenbung gebru6t tpOrben lei.
Don bem aus 9teppluttDnGre auf bic
Sruppen ssfeuert urb ben Suupt'
mann Suite Gernanoea getOotet uno
orei Solbaten perfpunoet batten.
2lu6 IN Sdbdbell IN Gatnlonten,
5ebn Meilen nor5fpeftli6 bou 9drceloa
na tam 4rtilIerte CUR 8eruenbuns.
Gs tpurbeu bort 5pet Groilgaroliten
eetDbtet unb brei beripunoet. So 3iuO
ipeitere Sruppen na9 SabaOeQ ges
iSidt ipprben.
Der Premier Tagte, baB Der genea
ruIitreit Elm MiBerfoIg iet, ba ss ben
RepoluttOnGren nibt gelungen fet,
trgenb einen 0ffe1rtlifrn 8etrieb su
paralpfireu. gr ,briitte bic glHIi4t
aus, baB, bub, ba iie bic Dffentlt4e
Wtetuung duf tbrer Sette babeu, bic
Ru6e unb Sronung balb pieber berS
gefteqt ieiu tpiirhe.
Der Prenrter fagte aud, bag bic
pOIi5si BET tbrsn Sausfu9rngsn ben
SdIiifel gu Der Gbtffre sefunbsu
babe, Seren fi5 bic ReoolutionGre i'm
9ertsbr nit ben 9robin5en beotente.
9pei uorpssii3s Dam.
pier bpp sufammen
5754 Eonnen perItntt.
.2pnoo Is. auguit. @te aus
aopenbasen teIegrapbirt ptrb, 1T ber
noripegii6e 0ampfer .6aItlano", DON
4S77 spnnen, in Der RoroIee bers
Tentt pprben. 3pet Marn Don Der Be-
iabung tamen ums 2sben. 9Iuh Der
tletne noripegii6e 9umpfer rgupeaa",
BON ST Spnnen, rpurbe oerientt.
Die son3e Rartpffeleruts
Deutf9lunbs Dom q a a9'
ruugsmitteI 9ttta'
tor bef9la8na9mt.
Ropenbagsn, 10. 4uguit. Der
leue beutl9e Rabrungsmittel Dill
ator, Serr bon DaIOotp, bat, tpie aus
Berlin semeIbet pirb, bic gau5e biss1
Gbrige &artoTfeIernte beI9Iaguabmt.
ss pirb au9 alIe fiir meuI6lt9e gtah'
Jung paFsnbe grpoutte prdierDirsn.
Rsaer bes Norbes ans
getIdgt.
Baltimore, Mo., 15. aug. -
Der gteeer SObn SuOpoen, pelaer
I'M Tepntug In annapOlis unter BEN
ssrba6te, 5rau 2ottie Wlan grdnOou
rmorbet gu 9dber, perbGftst puroe,
purbe duF 9efeh bes poli5es'
Garter fDrmslI hss Uet'
lre5eas auSeilast.
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&anabil9t Sruppen baben beutide Yooaen BET Sens TT
elmer 9dnge bon sipei Wtelen genonlnten.
Gin ber fran56ftiden ront fat bie SHemnc moa nif)t
begpmuem


fi4 bic
mSenf&Os naf.
unte5noasdH
In ID brtf
OF nmbrn bInst
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-16
Der fra6ere cSai(er pom 2snefanS
1ait ieimer sSamilie nmb einer aus so &5pfem
beffebemSem 9iemeridaft
J(a6 go6o(sk, I'M J(orOcn 0es me(t(i6en Si6iriens,
gc6ra6t
STE stretftaee TIT spaniem neri9ltmmtert itd1,
ST. bea Stdbn fam es sn bluseu 3aammenf6ken spi9eu
Sruppea nah Streiern.
STE stretflaee TIT spaniem neri9ltmntert fid),

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gNetterberi6t.

SIR Dbin Jnbfand, RentudD
unb bas obere nnb unisre wh9isau:
4lgemein f95nes Wetter am Don.
nerltdg uno Jreitng.
Evening star., 1917-04-26

APPERsON. 1915. 7-passenger. s-cylinder: looks
like new; cost 81, 100: owner leaving city will
sacrince for $500. See at Probey's Garage,
S2A0 Prospect ave- tGeorgetOvn).
Evening star., 1917-04-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WOULD Ike to get In touch with lady or gsn-
tleman that can invest from 800 to $500 cash
and SIG to $25 monthly In q local and old-eetab-
lished business that will stand the most rigid In
spectton. Further particulars Will be furnished
on request. Address Bog 10o-K. Star oeee.
Evening star., 1917-04-26
WANTED-HELP.

AGENTS.
unquestioned merit; exclusive arrangement; no
honus asked: some capital necessary. Address
letter only, Room 500. New Willard Hotel, Civ
ing telephone and qualifications.
OUR AGENTS AVERAGE $25 WEEKLY.
WE WANT YOU.
EASTLAND STUDIOS,
hot st. NV.
TO REPRESENT old and we'll established health
and accident insurance company: large COM
missions. with annual renewal; experience not
necessary. 1881 Woodward building.
statesmen.
WANTED, sALEsPEoPLE-I would like to talk
to a lady and gentleman who have had some
experience in selling. to present high-grade
book proposition; restricted territory: leads fur
nished TO right party. Mr.. Howarth. 120 Nc
Gill bldg 2ss
AGENTS-Reliable men, in city and vicinity.
200 11th NV. after 10. 29s
ALLROUND bicycle mechanic. Apply GIL Pa.
AMBITIOUS PEOPLE OF BOTH SEXES TO
train for high grade government positions; few
weeks coaching by our specialists at your desk
10 all that you need: this 10 the greatest oppor-
tunity in the country's history for residents Of
Washington.
Washington business and Civil Service School.
Inc. 1917 New York NV.
". C. Poteet. Principal.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-11-02
New War Tax
Is Now In Effect

Don't forget to put three cents
postage on letters that formerly
went for two cents, and two cents
on local drop letters that formerly
took one cent. Postal cards are
two cents now, and if you use an
old card you must affix an extra
one cent stamp to it.
There is also war tax on rail-
road fares, which adds twelve cents
to the cost of one way ticket to
Denver, and twenty cents to the
cost of a round trip, making it now
81 so and S2.75 respectively.
Don't blame the railroads for
they don't get the extra money
even if they do need it to meet the
increased cost of operation. Blame
it on the Kaiser. He's the fellow
Freight rates ase also taxed three
per cent, which makes all merch-
andise cost our local merchants
Just that much more.
Raus NIT der Kaiser!
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-11-02

Mrs. Charles Hokanson and
little daughter have returned alter
a pleasant week in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Renshaw
and Mary Raffles went to Denver
on the Wednesday afternoon train.
Dispute his longtime loyalty to
Liz, Or. John A'cheson has
been induced to Join the Dodge
owners. He recently purchased
DR.. Fraser's roadster. DR.. Fraser,
it is said. expects to leave soon
fer California where he will spend
at least part of the winter.
Miss D. NJ. Crsgo, who formerly
wor ked at the Peoples Market in
this city, but who is now book
kee per and cashier in a large
market in Flint, Michigan, writes
Mr.. Nankervis that their first
meatless Tuesday put a crimp in
the meat business, and that the
meat cutters stood around the shop
waiting for customers while she
had ample time to watch out Tor
counterfit money.
Mrs. w. j. Woodward enter
tanned Thursday afternoon in hon
or of Miss Clara Sanuely. The
ladies spent the afternoon knitting
for the Red Cross. The guests
were Mesdames Samuely, Vein
berger, Gleason, Morton, Chappell,
Shaffer and Brown. Mrs. Sam ely
and daughter Julia will depart
next Wednesday for California
first going to Wichita Kansas, to
make short visit.
Mrs. Ida Hanning returned
Wednesday evening from an ex-
tended visit in Oklahoma and
Missouri, accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. Celeste Fowler of
Rufus. Oregon. At Smithton,
Missouri, they joined with two
other sisters and their mother,
Mrs. Schlotzhauer, in family re-
union. The mother is eighty
four years old and enjoying quite
good health. The reunion marked
thlrty-hve years since the family
had been together.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-11-02
Gard OF Thanks

We take this means of express.
ing our deep appreciation and sin
cere thanks to those whose kind.
ness and thoughtfulness meant SC
much to US during the last week
Since it is impossible to mention
all by name, we hope that none
will feel sighted; but we want
especially to thank the members
of the Eastern Star, the Masonic
lodge. Mr.. Moscript, Mr.. Smith.
Mr.. Coughlin and the Rev. Mr.
Eitelgeorge for their much ap'
preciated services.
And to the many friends whose
ministries of love and expressions
of sympathy mean SO much to us
we extend our heartiest thanks.
Mrs Rolla V. Peecher
Mrs. NJ. NJ. White.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-11-02
Governor Endorses
"GO-tO-Sunday- School''

Sunday, November 1. has been
designated by the Colorado sun
day School association and the
National Sunday School associa-
ton as ''Go-to Sunday-School Day.
Governor Gunter says: Il am in
full sympathy with the undertake
ing and appreciate the inestlmable
value of the influence of the sun
day School upon both the young
and mature life Of the state and
the nation.
|, therefore, most earnestly hope
that the citizenship of the state
will gather on that day al their
respective places of Divine wor
ship and do honor and reverence
to the day and cause"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-11-02
Notice

On and after November 5, 1917,
all barber shops in Idaho Springs
will be conducted as follows:
We will open at s a. m. and
close at I p. M, except that on
Saturday nights we will close at
10 p. M. and on special dance
nights and pay day nights, the
10th and 18th. we will close at
s p. m.
During June, July and August
we will open at 1880 and close at I.
E. J Bergman
H. A. Clary
G. l.. Hanson.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-11-02
Presbyterian Church
Rev. Leonard V. G.. Mytton, Paste

10 a. m. Sunday School. This
is International Go-to Sunday
School Day. Let us respond with
a large attendance.
IL a. m. Service with sermon by
the pastor At this service we will
celebrate the 4OOth anniversary of
the Prote stant Reformation.
This is the most memorial event
since the days of the Apostles
This ought to be "a great Rally
Day for the Protestant churches
$50 p. m. Christian Endeavor
the young peoples service.
There will be no preaching in
the evening, as Rev. Mytton will
preach in Georgetown.
Wednesday, 7:30, prayer meet
ing.
Everybody is cordially invited
to all services.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-11-02

The governments bureau of en-
craving and printing has been
working night and day to produce
sufficient Scent stamps to supply
the new demand. Twenty. five
million stamps of his denomina.
ton have been produced daily for
a number Of weeks in order that
all the postoffices night have com
plete stocks when the law went
into effect.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-11-02

Nh()IEs:

This week closes the first quarter
of the school term.
The total school enrolment for
this quarter is All.
The quarterly report cards will
be sent out Wednesday, Novem-
Der I.
The old book room is being re-
modelled and put in frst-class con-
dition for class room.
The different departments will
give general and special programs
this year as were given last year.
The Junior and Senior high
schools each bought liberty bond
which will later revert to the
school.
Contributions were made to the
Red Cross by grades as follows:
second grade, Sl.S5; third grade,
81; fourth grade, $500; fifth e. ade,
Sl.20; sixth grade, 81 So.
Quarterly examinations were
given the first part of the week,
and the last two days of the week
the teachers attended the meeting
of the Colorado Educational asso-
citation at Denver.
Mrs. Jaynes is re-arraneing the
books of the library, cataloging all
the books of service to the school
and discarding those of no value
This is work that is badly needed.
Mrs. Jaynes is also school libra
rian.
Many of the grade and high
school teachers went to Denver
Thursday morning to attend the
State Teachers association being
held in Denver the remainder of
the week. The students are re-
joicing because of two days va
cation.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-11-02
Methodist Church Notes

Sunday School, lOa.m This is
International G OF o-S u d v
School Day. Everyone Oh earth
is expected to 90 to Sunday School.
SO, if you aren't a dead one, we
shall expect to see you Sunday
morning.
Morning worship, / | a. M, with
sermon by the pastor.
Evening worship, 1870 p. M,
with sermon by the pastor.
We were glad to see you last
Sunday evening. The weather
was anything but pleasant, but
you were good enough to brave
the storm. We thoroly appreciate
that Come again, please, and we
will endeavor to do you good.
BENJAMIN EITELGEoRGE,
u
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-11-02
H. O. Allen, Dentist.

S. %. Shafer has returned to
Denver after short visit with
his son, w l.. Shaffer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Digby of Denver
have been the guests % Mrs. Dan
Macleod during the past week.
Mrs. Twiselton has moved into
the house opposite j. "A. Carlson's,
Just across the Miner street bridge.
q. G Funk of Fort Collins is
spending the week in our city while
being benefited by The mineral
baths.
Misses Hattie Richards and Mae
McGuigan motored to Denver with
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G. Rogers on
Wednesday afternoon.
Dr. aud Mrs. J. A. Morehouse
boarded the train for Denver
Tuesday afternoon. The weather
was not favorable for the Cadillac.
Mrs. f. Ct. Simcock and her
mother, Mrs. Todd of Denver, ar
rived in town last Saturday for a
short visit. Mrs. Simcock's son,
Albert, is the capa BILE young night
clerk at the Hot Springs hotel.
Margaret Shaffer was surprised
Tuesday evening by bunch OF
her young friends arriving to
spend a merry evening with her.
Mrs. Shat1er had been informed
beforehand of the plan and had
everything ready for good time.
Among those present were Elsie
White. Leigh Pearce, Ellen Peter
son, Eva Woodward, Pearl Ford.
Merle Redding, Gordon Walter,
Ed Traylor, Wilbur Jeanson
Halpin Gleason, Jacque Machol,
Royal Ford and the hostess.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-11-02
FIKST GRADE, CENTRAL

Owing to an epidemic of pink eve
attendance has been exceptionally
spasmodic. There have been from
five to thirteen absences a day for
two weeks.
Many of the little first graders
earned their own nickels and dimes
for the Red Cross donation. A
committee Of FIVE went to the Red
Cross headquarters to present the
$3.50 which they had collected to
present to the local chapter.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-11-02
SECOND GRADE

The construction work this week
consisted in making Hallowe' en-
lanterns, witches and brownies.
The attendance and punctuality
were very good during October.
The per cent of attendance was Sc.
and there was but one case of
tardness.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-11-02

John Gilbert, a friend of Rev.
Eitelgeorge, sang a. solo at t he
Methodist church last Sunday
evening, to the delight of all who
were present. We thank you,
Mr.. Gilbert, and shall be very
glad to hear you again when you
come to our town.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-11-02
The Colorado Power Co.

Word from the bedside of Alex
Roy, who is in a Denver hospital,
is to the effect that he is improving
nicely and is now on a fair way
to recovery, a report that will be
pleasing to his many friends.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-11-02

Visitors TO the city should not
leave without first seeing the
wonders of the many mountain
trips surrounding Idaho Springs.
See George Curnow about an auto
trip He will tell you where to 90,
when to go and what it will cost
you.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-11-02
HlEREA||f,|llt0 HONE
TAILOR

Mems and Ladies' Suits made in shop
and to order. Dry cleaning, pressing
and repairing. j. NJ. johnson, 1917
Miner.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-11-02
Advertised Letter List

Idaho Springs, Colo,
Nov. 2, 1917.
The following letters remain un.
called for at this office:
Glenn Crowley, Ed. Issackson,
J. T. Mcpherson, Frank Pullen,
J. d. Hammond, Joe Walters.
MAILS CLOSE
Going East 7 :oo m, West 1900 m
Going East 2:3o pm 500 m
O. N. MARIHUGH. Postmaster.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-11-02

For auto service phone Curnow
He will get you there on time.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-11-02

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., easy ground,
good board. prompt pay, best wages.
Call at Siftings.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-11-02

a large new plate glass was
brought up from Denver Friday
on Ford truck and placed in
position in the Ford store front.
The glass is 12x96 inches in size.
From the broken glass removed
from the Ford store front piece
was cut and placed in the Trathen
building next door to the post
Office to replace one broken by
the strong wind a few weeks ago.
Both glasses were insured and the
requirements were made by the
insurance company,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-11-02

FOR SALE-Good family or work horse
for SIS. Apply at laundry.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-11-02
Episcopal Church

There will be services Sunday
evening at $50.
Holy communion Monday morn.
ing at I o'clock
Rev. Thomas A. Scho6eld,
minister in charge. A full attend.
ance at these services is earnestly
desired.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-11-02

FOR RENT-Five-room house with
bath, furnished. Four-room un-
furnished, with bath. Close in, warm
and sunny. N. NJ. Krout, 1920 Wall.