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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-20
aonierucu fir Seer unO Slutte.
Se~brifauten bon aannenarmiie fOG
len eineu aeiuiHeu 9%ro5euiiab
reierbieren.

8di9tngton, 30. Sltli.-llm fir
bic gerprobiantiermtg bon Seer nno
5lctte g~criigatOe 8orrdte bon aonr
ierben al erlongen, BAT Der &ertei.
oiaungsrot Die aonierbenfabrifen
nifgeforoert, IL gro5ent oGer @rb.
icnfonierben IL 4ro8ent Der @iois.
fonirrDen is 4ro3ent Der &omatens
fonierben uno 6 4ro5ent Der 2ads.
t~onierpen IN Reierpe au boIten.
Die 6nbrifnnten oeren Is In IS
Etoaten $500 gibt. bnben iidl Be.
feifS init oem greile ~einperftanben
etFldtt een Die Aeaierung fir ibre
Yrobattc 6c3dblen pia.
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Oa1npfcr inter Scr
p~0piatdpcn SIaooc!

8aibington, 90. Quli. - Gin ia.
lienii9er Qatupfer ijiro in oller
Stiir3e nod Staliea eb9a4ea, Der ae
pdpitlide 6lagae ON 6laaotopp iiib.
rem miro. Qeutidlm0 bat beriidert
ooB oeutide lt..gooIe i9n nidts III
ben Neg Iegen mer0en, Ga er ben
@r5biif)of B%onaUentura gerretti aus
ben Ser. Staaten nod stom bringen
miro, no CT pdpitli6er 6tdatsmmi.
tier per0en iol. Git arrangements
iiir 0as ii6eee Geleite iin0 our6 oeu
ipaniiAen @eianolen in Berlin an.
ge6abnt poroen.
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DcmtfstlanSs Siibrer
pcrttaMcit alf 1tsBcctc!
G~rOuprina S%inoenbnrg, Mnfcnicn
nnO AOmiralc itimmen in ibrem
llrteil iibercin.

SIN $aag 20. SuIi. Slt elmer
Special : Gorpeno : 9tilmmer" Der
g2cip3ieer Sauitrierten 3eitung"
ipri1t ii9 Die 3rperiidt Ser 2eiter
Ser Uei1ide 0eittiaIanos In Die
Torpeopboot 8nffc ans, ans iuelter
outoerapbierten glusiprii9en berDor.
gebt, OaB Die IeiteilDen Setter in
DeuflGlan0 ibren Dlouban oil ole
poQe gSirtiamteit DeS GorpeSobootes
ols tottider ariegSluaffe nod lange
nid,t berloren boben. Gus 0ieier
bier nit Der lcgten 8oit angelangten
gallHnler ieien folgen0e ausiprild)e
mieoergegeben.
90 i6reibt Der oeuti6e aron-
'prin5: o@etrogel bon Der 3uoeriidt
oes OeutiGen goIfeS, bentannt nit
ben 9elten Der Nation, melde oen
@efabren, SoB urto llntergailg bera
o~uSforoerno ms @ige blideL lol.
len uniere llnterieeboote aud tueiter.
BIN Die oeutibe 6lagde itegrei6
our1 Die iieben Meere iitgren uno
ibnen bet Geipeft bcr nlls als oas
lebte Argument le5ren.
General bon StnSen6urg idrei6t
fur8:
nQie ariegsorbait Der Ioll66oote
n OaS ingt aqesl"
8oetii9 geitimmt gelntt bon Ma.
denien: DllnterieelGoet - gnglonos
Cool"
aomiral b. Gapeae labt ii6 lnie
iolgt berne6men: ollnier llnteriee-
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uno li9 inluter mebr ~beror9Bert, lit
ms Iidere @erudbr, 0oB er, i'll Ser.
Elm NIT unierer iiegret4en Qtrmee,
@nglon08 a6ii6t, rEls 5u berni6ten
at S6an0en MAIDEN Miro, uno Dob
mir ben ms nltfge0ritngenen aompF
fir Die Griiten8 ittb Die 3utunft
miereS 8aterlan5es iiegretd 5tt en-
De filbren iDer0en."
gomiral bon @ol5eaoorff Ser
gbef De5 9lomiralita6es, ertldrt fol.
gen0es: 0Sm 8erein NIT Der gan.
sen 9tarire BIN ta felt oaoou ii6er.
5ettgt, 0ab uniere llnterier6oote Den
engliiAen 4lotL 0euti1lan6 amer.
90rtgS Gleno itno Qemiitigung 5lt
bereiten, 3u SdanOen MAIDEN per.
ben"
gladfolgeuo eirigc @orte 40nli.
rails b. 5irpiB; a&5ir miliien unS
BON lleberi6dBung ebenio ierne bal
ten ols bon Wtangel an Bertrauer.
@egen eiuen ifrupeIloiea mo ent.
i1loiienen 6eiuo ntiiiien mir nit
0eniel6en @affen fompfen uito inns
nIf einen barteH SGnpf gefaBt ma.
dlen."
2loRtirol 6deer 1ietet foIgenoen
8eitragi a98eooihgen unO SarIing
maren Die 4ionierc i'm aanlpf geQen
Oie engIiide &prannei. g9ir furd
ten ms gegeupartig meniger 0enn ie.
Dor Gnglar05 lleber. 6ir6teniftien
mo gnglnltos llnbeiiegbarteit.
llno 4omiral b. S6ro0er, oer
.aommanOant BON @riig9e idreiPt;
Der unterieebooitriea 6ei9t ben
itrategii6en @ert Der beIgiiden Slit
ite mo oeren ltuentfe6rli6feit fiir
inns, iett u,tO in oIer 3utuuft fir
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er1altnna ser fIamil4en sprude.

4mIter0am, 90. Sui. - Die fIds
milden @iif6ie uno bic 9ireftoren
Ser ltniDerftdt 2oepen 9oben olif
GraHgcn Der fI1rniideu @epolfe-
rllng bon geIgien bereits Sdtitte
eroriiien, I'M ipdteitens unlaitteIbor
nah Dem Griege Die otnocmiide Or
5ie6rng scr ildmiiden Sugeno in ib-
rcr @utteriprodle itattfin0ed 3u Ini-
len. Mtan miro iuabriheinIi6 ollf
ser l~lniOeriitat 2oeuen oud cine
meoisiniid)e 6afult1t einridteu, in
meIdjcr leoigliA in ildmiider Gpra.
DIE nnterridtet meroen ioa, iperm
Die StaotbertpnItung lire 9liniten
git oieiem 8Defe SIR 9erfIeume
itellt.
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5rantreidS idlsdlts 9dien.
Sinh Diei idnlO an Dem 0ianoel M
SraHspOrtiduiirn.

2on0on, 20. Sui. ~ Die 2on6o.
ner 5difiabrtS3eitlng o6oir 8laD"
rcroffentlidt einen artitel, iii BEN
bebauptet miro, 0aB Ger idledte 8li.
itoro Der iransoiiideu 6dien altul
groBten &eila fir Den WnnaeI an
Transportation berantmortlid lit.
IS femme iebr bdufig nor, Dob nit
aehensmittcln belooene 9ontpfer
bier @oden in fron35lii2eu Saien
Iicgeit, bepor iie a~llsgelaoen beroeu,
ullo Ole 6olga lei, 0aB cine groBc
Wlenge bon 2~ebeasmitteln ueroerbe.
Sn Dem 3eitunasartifel miro Gus.
1efiibrt oab 5rontreid mibeoin9t
aidjt 1T Der Gage lei geniige1toe Sc.
bensmittel ii6er Den aanal 5u idof.
len.
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~HicicnbraltN inn
~ncrwcgiidtcn Pafcn!
in Sronbbism iinb GprrGtc fit
Gnglano in Nertc BON Mil-
liOncn perbrGnHt.

aopeubaecl 90. Sui. Cine
ans EronDbjeiu, Nogipeeen, einoc.
troiFele Gcpeide meIoet, 0aB in ei-
mem MorenbouS Der Sta0t, in mel.
dein fir england Deitimmte gorr1te
auieeipeidert parsiL Elm Brand aus.
aebrodet lit. Ser 61noen miro
oif nlebrerc Miliual arpnen be.
rrdlnct.
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gerbantt aSnia alfoniu Oas ecben.

Wta0rto, itber Yaris, 20. Suli.-
Der 6iiriprode 0es aonigs alpbon-
10 lit es gelungeii, einei belaiiden
9lobofateu uonIens Mtor &areige,
Der in glnn1tr bon einem oeutifen
ariegsgeridt gum Go0e p~erirteilt
lboroen mar, at retteil. Der ipuni,
ide @eianote in 9riiiiel ntelbet, oob
Der ampaIt begnooigt porOeft 1T.
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am nd9Itsn Gass Iieb Benz ogon
ben sfpsitmddtisitsn pbiIifsrfirItsn
- NsoOb par ietn Same = binrids
ten. GsbD0 bate ndmlin In srnains
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gs be5ablt iid. in Den saloi.
iifi8ierien an5eieen@ ser Gri0lne 81
nfnoneieren.
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garuit ead bel einfduien nii
ole s&ribane4,
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Inter benz erOBtn SIibenbnum.
Der binter Dem Saule Benz ogons
mar, 5dB Simion. Ct IaB rseunss.
los. bns iiarrt Gnsltk bes blinOen
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00tHh - At%tAe
HinObieb - 3ufuDr $500.
8eefitiere felt.
@ute Dis bette gacues 1856
1885.
MittelmdB. 8cepes 12.00-12.75
@eipobnl. @eepes 10.00-11.50
@utc, bette SabrIinge 1900
1850.
Mittelut. SGbrlirge 12.00-12.60
@eluobnl. SdbrIiuge 9.75--11.5o
@ilte 3. bette @eioe-8 ecDcs 1919
Ills.
@ute b. bette @eiOc.gcebes 10.75
-1t.75.
MitteIm. gseioe gecbcS 9.5O
1850.
@emobnIidc geebes 8.25-9.25.
aiibe uno Sellers felt.
@ute b. bette Seifers 9.50--10.50
@hte Bis bette aiibe 8.50-9.75.
@itteImdBige aii1e 7.50-8.5Q
@~ep0bnIide 5.00-7.50.
Stofers un0 6ee0ers felt.
@ittc bis bette 6eeoers SD
$50.
MlitteImdBige 7.75-S.5O.
@cpobnIi6e 6.75-7.50.
@rte, bette Stoders 8.00-9.00.
Stod Sellers 100000.
Stod aitbe 6.50-7.50.
Stod aGlber 6.50-9.00.
@eal adl6er 9.00-14.00.
gua u1o Stogs 5.50-9.5O.
Stoders uno SeeOers itarf.
Seal a1l6er 9.00-13.50.
Sdiueine - 3nfubr 1000; Wtarft
felt bis 10c nieoriger.
9urfi6nittspreis 14.90-14.65.
@6dlter 8reis 1886.
- 3ufubr 400; Miorft feIt.
@rte unO bette SGgrIinge 800
1925.
@iltc uno bette 21mmer td.75
1860
Cute uuO bette 9iutteri6afe 500
800.
@lttc niio bette @iooers 900
9.75.
ct, Suiep6 Marftberidlt.
ct. Soiep9, 20. sSuIi.
9titSDie6-3ufubr 1000; W1orft feit.
Sdweine-3ufubr 1000; Wiorft felt
bis sc niaoriger.
@o6iter 8reis 1856.
9ur6i6nittspreis 14.75-15.35.
Sdafe-3ufubr 500; 0tarft tort.
@efiitterte 2annter 1856.
Sanias Gitp @arft5eridt.
aonias Sin, 90. Sltlt.
9iinObie6 = 3uftl1r 5000; Ntartt
lorglam, aagemein felt.
Sducine 3ufubr 1000; meiitens
10c nieOriger.
9oditer @reis 1850.
9urdihnitt5preis 14.50-15.2 5. !
- 3uflbr 1000; Itorft feit.
8efiltterte 2amraer 1856.
G6ieasO Marftberidt.
Chicago, 20. eylli.
]finOOie6-3nftbr $500; Uiartt feit.
Shmeine-3afubr 1900; Marft
felt, ourdidlittliA nie 9onners-
tag.
So6Iter @rei5 1850.
0urdi6nittspreiS 4.25-f5.25.
SAafe-3ufltbr 1000; Morft ltdrf .
bis 15c bober.
@efltterte 2Gmner 1890.
Smaba 8etretOemcrtt.
9mabd, 20. StLi.
@ei8en-
Scr. 2 265-269
Scr. 3 1926
8eiBeS Corr
Scr. 9 2t0-210b
Ger. 3 209A-210
Scr. 4 209-209h
Scr. 5 20S1a-209
Set. 6 20S-20Sh
Corn
Scr. 2 203--206
Scr. 3 203-205
Ger. 4 203-2O5
Scr. 5 202-205
Scr. 6 202-205
8cmiimtps Enrn-
Scr. 2 202-205
Scr. 8 202-205
Scr. 4 202-204
Scr. 5 202-204
Scr. 6 20t-203
Safer-
Ger. 2 S0-S015
SIR 2 791b-S0
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aanias Gitp @arft6eridi.


Sortcr gSei3en-
Gr. 2 273-275
Scr. 3 261-27t
Scr. A 246-24S
Goter 8ei5en-
Scr. 2 242
gtr. 3 235-242
Scr. a 230-292
@emiidtes Gorn-
9ir. 2 216
Ger. 8 214-2t5
Scr. A 213-2t4
@elbes Corn
gfr. 2 2t0
Scr. 3 2Ot--2O5
9tr. A 201--204
@ciBes Corn
Cir. 2 207-21i
GER. 3 206-207
Sir. 4 204-205
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6306, ISL 12t7, 6495.
571, 1873, 10318, 1858, t0446,
5257, 4sS, 1855, 1886, 1913,
2t02. 1855. 704. 1857, 3404,
5Gt7, s0S5, 1898, 5267. 9t01,
~, t0053, 1856, 1851, 1894,
$3.50, 1896. 7466, 1877. 6109.
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ct, Suiep6 @arftberidlt.
@aniag Sin Warft1eridf.

&ollla5 GiID, 70. sui.
ainODie6 = 3ufu1r 5000; Ntarft
langlam, allgemein felt.
Sdueine - 3uflbt 1000; nleiitens
10e nieoriger.
90diter @reis 1850.
9urdihnitt5preis Ia. 50-t5.2 5.
Sdafe - 3ufubr 1000; Itorft fejt.
@efiitterte 21mmer 1856.
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msr guif Dem pehrIOien SimfOn bic
Augeh nusite9sn lalfen. 8ens0 asOn
mar tmp6rt iiber iOlds S4unotat,
uno oa Ct iensm pbilifterfiriten
IobnebiR felt Iongem gram mar, Iieb
.er i'm tur3srbouo beIeitissn. Den
&ufruhr, ben Die Greunoe aSbOos
entfa9ten, i9lug 8ensDagon nit
iibsrmd4tiger Gauit nieoer. SimiOns
Strait NOR in ieiner 5auit.
Dem blinoen StmIpn 9spd5rte
Benz in lsinem 9auIe liebe'
Oolle untertuuft. Sem 9er3 bling an
benz ernieorigtsn Rieien,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-10-25
Annual Meeting
Of Red Cross

The annual meeting of Canon City
Chapter Of the American Red Cross
society was he'd at the Y.M.C.A. build
ing at O'Clock Tuesday night with
Mayor ID. N. Cooper. chairman of the
organization. presiding. About sixty
people were in attendance and the
proceedings were interesting and inn
portant to an unusual degree. The
branches of the chapter at Florence
and Rockvsie we're both represented
lat the meeting and encouraging re-
ports were made OF the work being
done there.
Following brief address by Mayor
Cooper at Tuesday nights meeting. in
which he spoke of the splendid char.
acter of the work being done by the
Red Cross in this community. re
sumo of the enterprises carried on by
the organization here during the past
year was presented by Mrs, Anna II.
Burgess. it's secretary. A very com
prehensive report OF. the financial af-
fairs OF the chapter during the last
twelve months. including all receipts
and expenditures of money. was pre-
scented by Mr.. p. H Troutman. treas
lurer OF the organization. The reports
OF both Mrs. Burgess and Mr.. Trout
man were SO complete and are of such
general concern that they will be pub
lished n-full in these columns within
the next few days.
One of the primary purposes Of the
meeting OF the local chapter OF the
Red Cross Tuesday night was the cleo.
tion of officers, which resulted as fol
lows: A. II. Mcl.ain. chairman; c. 4,
Riggs. first vice-chairman; Mrs.
George A. Baker second vice-chair-
mun: Miss Ruth Lewis. secretary: p.
II. Troutman. treasurer. The officers
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Ing of the possibilities of the soil and
resources o, that section of the
county and what is being done by an
energetic and progressive people to
develop them. That the exhibition will
be worth while goes without saying
and general recognition of the en-.
terprise which has inspired II should
be given IL by everybody In she coun
ty concerned In ranching. frultgrow-
ing and their allied callings
The hospitality of the people of
Beaver Park ia well known and all
who attend the community fair at
Penrose next Saturday may be as
sured OF cordial greeting and a good
time. Canon City will. no doubt. be
largely represented among the visit
ors for there are few people here who
do not have friends and acquaintance
in the Beaver Park district. Every.
body here is invited to set aside next
Saturday for attendance at the Pen.
rise fair and are requested to unite
with the citizens of that place and
the surrounding country in the cele-
bration Of their firs, annual exhibition
of the products of field. orchard and
garden. The festivities will be pleas.
ing and will arouse an enthusiasm in
farming and it's associated interests
that will contribute to the general
patriotism in these days of war when
so much depends upon progressive
successful agriculture.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-10-25
Apple Pickers
Still Needed

The Chamber of Commerce has
been cooperating with the fruitgrow-
ers in every way possible to assist
them in the saving Of the apple crop.
The secretary estimates there are
about $4,000 boxes of apples still on
the trees with Indications tina: all
will be harvested in the next three
days il help is given those mostly in
need. Many have been fortunate in
securing help by reason OF having
made early calls for help and being
close TO the city while many others.
by reason OF delaying the request for
help and the long distance from town,
have been less fortunate. Those who
have now completed their picking
should render every possible assist
ance to all who still need this help.
The Chamber OF Commerce could
not take the position of directing the
pickers where they should go but al.
lowed them to make their own selec
tion from the list OF calls. The follow
ing lis, for help is on file in the Office
of the secretary and many or them
have from 500 TO 1000 boxes of apples
stiil out. Get busy and help them as
there is no telling what day another
storm may develop serious situation
again.
d. f. Rockafellow Four Mile.
p. II. Troutman. Four Mile.
J. II. Harrison. Fifteen and College
F. l.. King. East Main.
p. NJ. Carlson. East Cyanide.
Mr.. Kellogg. East Main.
Mr.. Newell. North Doxier avenue.
O. S. Post. So N. Reynolds.
w. s. Post. North Dozier avenue.
A. j. Morrison. s0a Greydene.
a. l.. Sprinkle. 512 Park avenue.
Joe Heavenridge. North Dozier av
enue.
County Poor Farm.
j. p. Farmer. East Grand avenue.
II. G. Woodford. 1o2 Garfield.
MIR. Ringle 2429 +. Main.
Mr.. Keith. Near Mr.. Ringie.
Mr.. Doane. North Reynolds.
Mrs. Lovern. Il. Main.
I. Il. Stanley. f. Cyanide avenue
II. II. Bowman. Lincoln Park.
w I. Dodd. East Main.
S. L. Kennedy. N. Dozier avenue.
Ino. McI.ain. 1sl Orchard
J. NJ. lsey, Park avenue,
J. NJ. Affleck. Sherman avenue.
n, L. Cleveland. Near Cemetery. l.
r.
w Ripley. Birch street.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-10-25

Donald Augustine is employed ON
the railway mail service between
Leadyille and Grand Junction.
MT. and Mrs. Hal Reed of Pueblo.
spent Sunday as the guests of the
formers brother. Mr.. VIII Reed. and
wife, and the latter's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Purnell. OF North Ray
nolds avenue.
Mr.. Leehrer and bis threshing crew
from the Hardscrabble district. are
threshing in this section. Among
those having threshing done are.
Suenmeiers. Billie Mckenzie. v. Cut
Ter. Mr.. Carson, Mr.. Watts. the McIn-
tyre brothers, Frank Duffey, J. T. Viii
son Jr.. County Farm, Norman Nc
Leod. Merriam Hall. Will Hall, J. l.
Runner. Mr.. Lamb, Frances Bachelor.
Wm. Godding. o. s. Reed, J. L. Hast
ings. E. R. Pitmans, Madse Madsen
and T. Ward.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-10-25
THE EEAvER PARK
COMMUNITY FAIR

The Beaver Park Community fair
10 be held at Penrose next Saturday
|. will be the most interesting event in
tae Upper Arkansas Valley scheduled
for that day and should attract the
attendance OF large number of visit
ors from all parts of Fremont county.
Big preSarations arc being made for
the fair by the people OF Beaver Park
and n splendid display OF all kinds Of
agricultural and garden products.
canned goods and pantry stores. en-
broideries and needlework. poultry,
etc. Is being arranged by the various
committees having charge of the mat
ter. Cash premiums will be given for
the best exhibits in all Of the depart
ments. which will be as complete and
comprehensive as h is possible 10
.hake them.
The Beaver Park Community fair
will be sort of kindergarten show.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-10-25
Respectfully,
MARK A SKINNER,
Collector.

Mrs. Ed. OrBrien. Park Center.
Dan Miller. Lincoln Park
Jno. Rogers, Lincoln Park.
G. E. White. East Main.
Mr.. Harry. 525 n. 18th street
W. W. Jones. Elm avenue.
J. W. Daniels Diamond avenue.
E. L. Graham. Lincoln Park store
Thomas and Kirkton orchards.
II any have completed picking in
this list they are requested to report
at once TO the secretary, or if they
have sufficient help to see them thru
in the next day or two and also those
who may need help whose names are
not on this list should make report at
once.
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above mentioned. with Mrs. David 1.
Robson. d. E. Gibson and Gov. Jas
H. Peabody. constitute the executive
committee
Mrs. Burgess report SHOWS that
Canon City chapter has total mem
bership of 3f15. of which 4s7 are con
nected with the Florence branch and
10 with the Rockvale branch. The
larger part of the membership CAM
to it automatically as a result of the
National Red Cross compaign in Ere.
mont county last summer There was
in Canon City and its environs to-
tai of 514 members of the Red Cross
society before the financial campaign
of a few months ago. which made each
contributor of more than two dollars
a member of the organization.
Mr.. Troutman's report shows that
the total receipts of the chapter here
during the past year. including the
amount raised in the war campaign,
were $36.917.20. The grand total of its
disbursements in the purchase of sup
plies. etc. $s.133.s6. II now has bal
ance in the general fund of S7o0.30
and a balance in the war fund OF s27,-
S45.30.
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(b) In the case of persons (except-
bona fide employees. municipal officers
on official business. and children un-
der twelve years of age) admitted
free to any place at time when and
under circumstances under which an
admission charge is made to other
persons OF the same class, 4 tax of 1
cent for each 10 cents or fraction
thereof OF the price so charged to such
other persons for the same or similar
accommodations. to be paid by tho
person so admitted; and
(c) A tax of l cent for each 10
cents or fraction thereof paid for ad-
mission to any public performance for
profit at any cabaret or other similar
entertainment to which the charge for
admission is wholly or in part includ-
ed in the price paid for refreshment.
service. or merchandise; the amount
paid for such admission to be COM
puted under rules prescribed by the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue,
with the approval OF the Secretary of
the Treasury, such tax to be paid by
the person paying for such refresh
ment service, or merchandise. In the
case OF persons having the permanent
use of boxes or. seats in an opera
house or any place of amusement or a
lease for the use OF such box or seat
in such opera house or place of amuse-
ment there shall be levied. assessed.
collected and paid tax equivalent to
ten per cenlum Of the amount for
which similar box or seat is sold
for performance or exhibition at
which the box or seat is used or re-
served by or for the lessee or holder.
These taxes shall not be imposed in
the case of a place the maximum
charge for admission to which is
and other emusements tthe maximum
charge for admission to which is 1o
cents) within outdoor genera iamuse
ment parks, or in the case of admis
sions to such parks.
NO tax shall be levied under this
title in respect to any admissions all
the proceeds OF which insure exclus
lively to the benefit OF religiousNeduca
tional or charitable institutions. so
cieties. or organizations, or admis
sions to agricultural fairs none of the
profits OF which are distributed tc
stockholders or members of the asso
citation conducting the same.
THE term admission as used in
this title includes seats and tables
reserved or otherwise and other sim
liar accommodations. and the charges
made therefor"
Respectfully,
MARK A. SKINNER,
Collector.
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How's Thisa

We ofSer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine
Halls Catarrh Medicine has been taken
by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty
nve years, and has become known as tho
most reliable remedy Tor catarrh. Hairs
Cntarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on
the Mucous surfaces. expeilirx the Pol
eased portions.
After you have taken Halls Catnrrh
Medicine for short tsrne you will see n
great Improvement in your general
health. Start taking HalrS Catarrh Medi-
cine at once and get rid OF catarrh. Send
for te1tlmoninlz- free.
r. ]. CHENEY a Co. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by all pruggtsts. 15c.