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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-07-12
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= @sorse. Der 2idbriss Sobn Der
@bsleute 1enrD Weber pon Sanoerion
aosnue. 1T Wiontas mad iur3sr 8rant.
belt gtftorben. Die Bserbigung fano
ssitsru i'm Dunmore 5risobOf itatt.
= @onrab 9offmaHn. 40 Sabre alt,
1T am Dieuitas In Der Dobnuns isinsr
Sdmsitsr. Srau 5reb Y. Waro pon
Uooolamn ausnue, seitorben. Die
8eihe miro beute ,ur Beerbisun9 nah
Salifttob seuommen.
= Benjamin. Der 5idhrise Sobn oes
William y. @pans pon Shool StraBe.
issts iid Sr.itas auf unbsfannts W,iie
isinen Nn3u9 in Brano uno trug babel
10 fhltmme Branomunoen bappn, oaB
sr ON slsidsn absno beuislbsn erlus.
= Satie, bic 9idbriss Eodtsr bes
Soisph Wfalinf pon Stsele StraBe, lit
Sonntas abeno, als iie i'm Sintsrboi
aus elnsm Drummer einen @imer Wai.
Ter sisbeu wollte, in bsnielben seitiir3t
uno ertrunfen. Sie perlcr un3msiiel.
bait oas 9lsihsswi9t. als lie iid Iibsr
ben Rano bsuSte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-07-12

= Serr uno Jrau @eoree 6ufnassl
bon Webifer auenue habsn bic Yerlob.
uns threr Tohter. ssrdulein Srieba g..
nit Or. Safob 8. 9onsborf iun., am
Samftas ansstiinoisf.
-9. Z. Shosmafsr, bis Dor einissn
Wohsn Der 0trmalter bes Sotel Ser.
mDn, III 9eitsrn pom Wfapor ole iidoti.
iher Shasm.iiter ernannt porben, oils
9iadfolser bes usrft. 9. s. 3pnott.
Sobn IS. @affnsp. Der friibsr OILS
Oeputp Sheriff uno in anbersn politi.
ihen @rnennunsen funsirte. III Gam.
ita9 9tadt au Buffalo. u. o.. mo er
ieit Sabrssfriit wobnte, Der Vunseuent'
3iinouus srlesen.
= Gin 8ranb, nelher pabrideinlih
ourb einen iiberbei3ten Utotor perur.
iaht muroe. rihtets friib ssitsrn Dior.
gen In osm Spmpbonp Wanoelbiloer
Gbeater on 9Saibinstou auenue einsn
Shaoen pou etwa $1,000 an. >3wsi
obsnauf mohnenoe 5amilien puroeu
ourb ben Rauh etmedt unb fonnten
NIT 9flfe Der Seuermebr unperiebrt
ous Sreie erreiben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-07-12
8tlfeSs8arre SSpti3en.

: Der bsfannte Budorudsr, Bbilir
&. Rdoer, elm Wiitsliso Der Sirma Rd.
Der & Co., iff Wtontas na1 linssrsm
9siosn ssitorbsn.
= Sin Wolfenbru1 rihtste Sreitaa
Ytahmttta9 bier uno In Der Nahbar.
idaft beoeutenoen Shaoen an. Star.
Ter Oonner uno Blisitrdble ginsen
Dem 9Solfenbru6 uoraus.
= Sraucss. Die 2idbriss Go6tsr bee
Rubolpb 6. Sip uon Jiep Oorf, nuroe
5reita9 giadmittas sst0btet, unb ibrs
Wtuttsr, 9roBmutter, Snfel uno Taute
usrlest. oils elm SarusD 9afe Strasen.
babnwassn ibr automobil traf.
= Der As Sabre alts Etomas Sis.
cor pon Wfinerspille, Der ieinen Brn.
Der gBilliam an Dipiiion StraBs be.
iu6te. besins Dieuitas Wtorsen in Def.
fen Wobnuns Sslbitmoro, inosm CT
fid zine ausel in ben 3opi iaste. @r
mar idon lansers 3sit lsiosno.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-07-12
Bon Der Sibfeite.

Der Tasel0bner 9awrence Rannuci
pom Ripple Strabe. 3S Sabre alt, III
Samitas in Der giatiOnal 3ete ourt)
einsn Selisnfall sridlassn morosu.
Sarrp VI. Solb purbs am Samftae
ourd Stabtfontrollsur @bnaro @iiels
,u ieinsm Sanptidrsiber ernannt. ale
yiabfolssr oes Sobn .. Susbss. Der
lstte Wofe oils Sefretdr Der Shulbe.
b0rbe ermdblt nuroe.
Der Shpdbiihs Sranisnunteritiis.
unsS 8erein erndblte am Donnerftas
gbsnb bic folsenbsn 8eamten Prdii.
bent. Sohn u. Shpenfer 8i3e Bird.
iiosnt, Rubolpb Wtapsr Sefrstdr.
Carl Shwolo /; Sdasmeifter, Sobn
Wfellert /; 2ruittes, William S5iiber
uno NorenS 5riidtsl.
Solssnoe neuerndblte 8eamten bes
Moltie Safteu, Sitter oes @oloenen
Nblers, nuroen Oonnerftag 9tatt pon
Diitrift @rano @bisf Stnrp Seber in.
itallirt: Poft @biei. Walter 6. Wfobr !;
Jioble @bisf, 9ouis Daubsnbauier I;
Yi;s Chief, Rsinbarbt 3lein PERMIT,
Sobn 6sutber; Sisb Brieit, ausuit
Bobrsr Sir 9eralb. 5reo Sbiir.
mann; Truitees, @barleS boffmann,
Sobn Biemiillsr uno ausuit Bobrer I;
@bamberlain. Sobn Biemiiller.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-07-12
Spbe Nar fsSs pfi.en. seM

r. Der .45sSnbre alte solepb Col.
lins uon @pnon StraBe III am Sanitag
IN bem SlnB su Sobustonn als 2eide
uufstfunben fporben, NIT pier Shuit.
ten am Sals unb bsissn 5usfnDhsln
ssbrohen. Die -bortigsn BsbOroen
nsbmsn on. oaB Sslbitmorb porlisst. n
- Gin Sranb. tbsiisnil @ntitsbung
unbefannt lit, rihtete friib eeftern
Wforssu in Der 9arage bes VI. o. gsa.
ger on Der @de BON Scranton Stra6e
unb @heitnut Gpenue sinen Shaoen
pon iiber $3.50 an. @s mnrben %
automobile uub autotruds bslddbist.
C. 9. Sern pon Horb Bromfen
auenue. Weitieite 9orrsiponoent oss
rRepublican" nnroe am Samitag pon
einem ShlasanfaI betroffen. als er
nabe @oulbsboro Dem Siiffans oblag.
Sein Suitano mar 3ur 3eit elm seidbr,
iidsr, aber Der bsbanoelnoe Nr,t erpar.
tste itine @ensiung.
Srau Barbara aubrsas. "a Sabre
alt. III MOntas abenb in ibrer Wobn.
uns on 6ampton StraBs seitorben.
Sc iiberlebsn iie ,pei S0hns unb cine
Tohter. Die Btiiesuns fiueet bente
Wforgeu, mad sinem Trauerbienlt In
Der ct. Sobunnis 9irds. i'm 5risbbof
Der 9emeinoe ftatt.
- Srau 9i,,is Dsllarpo pon Brown
Court bate sreitas Wtorssn cine auf.
resenoe Grfabruns, bsnu ais ie ibren
3of burhihritt, ianf Die @rbe unter
ibr elm uno es CAB Elm tisfes God, In
welhss Die Srau ftiirsts. Sbre Siilte.
ruie brahten ben 1Oidbrisen Sobn 3ur
Stslle. nit beiisn 8siitano iie pieber
sur Sbsrfldhe gelanste, tii6tis ers
fdroden. absr obne Serlesunsen.
= als lssten Donneritas 9tadmit.
tag elm Durpea Strobenbabnmaaeu
iiber bic Sadananna auenue Bride
fubr, brannte cine ,lsftrii6e Yerbiub.
uns burh unb pernriahte untsr ben
Baflsieren cine Panif. Srau tSobn
arnolo uno @liiabetb Billiams pon
Siib 9isunter StraBs. iopis Der Mo.
tormann 9sorse Dauis, purben per.
Iest. mdbreno bic anbereu mir benz
Shredeu tntfamsn.
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Bon HeterSbur0.
ssrau Nmelia RrGmer po

= Srau Gmslia 9rdmsr pon Yr.S.
colt Guenue. 65 Sabre alt. 1T Srsitas
9laht i'm Staat 9oipital seitOrben.
: Der idbrlids ausflus Der bieiisen
oeutibeu Bresbgteriihen Sonntags.
i6ule finoet am nddften Dfittmod 30
Wtooii iic Safe itatt.
= Der II Sabre alts Nlbsrt Bebr
ift Sonntas gtadt in ieiner 9Sobnuns
an Gaplor auenue mad furser Sranf.
belt 9eitorbeu. @s iiberleben ibn orei
S6hne unb cine 2odter. Die Beiiss.
uns fano ssitern Jiadmittas i'm DUN.
more 5riebbof itatt.
= als bic 76 Sabre nlte Srau Brib.
get Sane uon Wtgrtle StraBe am Gam.
flag Wtor9en baS @aS anbreben nollte,
befam iis einen Sblasanfau uno ftieB
beim llmfallsn ben 9abnen auf. Sis
wurbe fur3 nadhsr beinabe eritidt aui.
sefunosn. isooh bradte man lis NIT
oem Yolissi Pulmotor misoer aussr Sc.
bensSefabr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-07-12
Stabt un0 Gounth.

- Srduleiu 9iina Trein BON Gib
Stra6e uno RObert Uiaites BON Suin,
cg aotnue puroen leste Wohe oils Elm
@bepaar perbuuoen.
- Senator Us. W. 9pnd BON bier
III ON Samitas oils Superintenoeut bes
Staat 0oipitals fir arimintlle Srriin.
ni9e 3u 5arpiem ernannt moroen, als
ytahfolger oes perit. Or. &. 6. Ssis.
iimmons.
- Der 13idbriss Wi6ael @uibmer
.uon Wtiueral StraBe. Der am 4. Suli
itIimm perbrauut mnrSe, oils sufdllia
eine Sanne Bulpsr srplobirte, 1T DON.
nsritas i'm Staat SOipital ben 8rano.
Dunbsu srlssen.
= Der ftdotiide Sdasmeiifsr, gu.
trid s. Sgnott, 38 Sabre alt, lit am
Sonntag Wforsen in isinsr Dobuuua
on Wtabiion ausnue an innerlid,sn
0lutitiir.en geitorben, nadoem er felt
Wtonatsn on einem Suitano selittsn,
Der Den aer3tsn Elm 8atbisl mar.
= usbsr Dem Uic@rorp suosn an
eadawanna auenue CAB ss Donneritaa
9iaht eiuen Brano, Der etma So. 600
Shaoen anrihtete Die BsIhaotaten
itno Wfc@rorg, u. 8. 9iealon, US. Wt.
5oro uno .. 8. Smitb. 3wsi @as.
biigeleiien. bic man bremen aelalIen
bate, psruriaAten Die Slammen.
= Der allbefannts 0otelier, Srit
0olSnaSel, Delher Dor eflihen Dod,en
uon sinsm Sblasanfaa bstroff.n NOR,
ben mar, III uorleste Wittmot, Jtad,t
in ieiner g8ohnuus 3u g8npmart ben
5olssn osiielbsn i'm Nlter pon 55 Sab.
rem erle9en. Der COB ieiner Wtutt,r
uno @nt,iebuns Der Shanfli,sns tru.
gen ba3u bel, iein slblebsn ,u b,ldleun.
igsn. @r miro pon Der Wittne, einem
Bruoer in Chicago uno elmer Sdmsiter
In Deutidlano iiberlebt. Die BsiIes
ung erfol9te SOnntas i'm 5orslt SilI
5rieobof. mad einsm Grnusroisnlt In
Der SGobnuns isinss Sdpassrs on
aloer StraBs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-07-12

Bel Der 2iebe Der Srau besiebt ii6
cp6 alIes auf ben gsliebten Mann.
Sic mag fill unb unbsirrt ibren Weg
Jeben. fr0bIi9 OOer traurig. ie nud
tbrer GissntiimIidteit; iie mag ibre
Bftidten erfiiIlen unb iebem sere9t
nerben. aber iie tut bod ales nur i'm
3uiammenbunge nit ibrer 2iebe. 9isfs
1T Der 4nfans uno bas 3iel ibres
0enfens.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-07-12
JiibIt ii9 iett geinnb uno fart.

Jiiblt fid iett ssinnb unb fart.
n rWtein Wtann battle lanss Ssit on
eiuem Wtassniibsl e.litten,~ idreibt
Srau Sran,isfa Dolsiabl uon Osnusr,
Solo.. nals id cine Brobsfiite aIpsn.
trauter beitsllte. Sect, nah benz Sc.
branh oieIes 0silmittsls. fiiblt sr ii1
wisoer 10 seiuub uno fart mie iriiber,
als mir nod i'm alten Yatsrlanbs mobn.
ten" Die bier erpdbnts Wteoisin,
5orni's alpentr1utsr, 1T Elm altss, 3eit,
erprobtes Srduterbeilmittsl, welhss lei.
nsr suten Sigeni9aftsn ueseu in Der
san3en 9Selt berhbmt seporoen III. @s
fam niht in ben apotbefsn seiauit
merosn, ionoern mirb Dem Publifum
ourd bsionoere Sofalasenten birsft pom
Sa5oratorium gslisfert. 9idhere aus.
tunft miro gerne ertsilt pom Or. Ystsr
5abrnsg & CONS Co., Chicago, gu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-07-12

d.: rJinbeit Oh ni9t aud, Der Sang
BON 5rduIein t. lit, Gb, pie iou i'd
idsen, gebobener aeporOen2"
g.: rSa tannit bu re9t baben, iie
Derfsbrt bod felt einigen WOdsn nit
einem Slieser."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-07-12

&c. 9. Germilliser. Der @ebilfs
9auptihreiber Der @ountp Sommilidre,
1T Wtontas oils Collector Der @ountp.
fteuer fur bieies Sabr in Der Stabt sr.
nonut moroen. s
Evening star., 1917-10-31
WANTED-dELp.

YOUNG MAN fer soda fountain four nights n
week Angly ~. II St. ne. J.
YOUNG MAN in rent dept. for collections. about
, ness with progressive firm Apply at once
Shannon 4 Inchs. 7,3 1tth 81. n.w.--- NV.
YOU'VE MAN-InteIlgent. ambitious 1G to 1s
| years. TO learn the rea! estate business. 10 NIL
a position that in past years has been blled
Ivy many OF those who are now among the most
| exceptional opportunity TO receive thorough
business training aud at the same time receive
Of your handwriting. Sales Department, Stone
n Fairfax. 1872 ~. Y. ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN, about IS, with
wheel, for reporters assistant
salary. $40 per week. Apply MIR.
Eccard, 9TH floor. Star building.
YhCNG single white man, second or handy
men in private family Address Box "'-P.
Star Office.
FEMALE.
AsSoHrER and markers. Apply Mr.. Down,
T"lman Laundry, 6th ard sts NV. -
4sSsoErEk- -Espsriencea. Apply Arcade Laun-
dry. Arcade bldg. I+th aud rart road.
BOOKkEEPERS AND
STENOGRAPIlERS
Wanisd. Apply Sunday Evan i>fi., ramrsisn.
50l Washington Loan and T:Gs' iIds., between
- a.rr. aud .
BRIGHT YuI'NG GlRl. for pleasant otiirc work
l4'Ei II st. NV it"om !.
Observation-Disclosures: d bright
young lady; experience unneces-
sary. Wm. Hahn & Co. 9TH
and X.
CASHIER fer lunch-oon; no sr:sday work :
references. Bellevue Farm LunchroonI. 1883 ~
\, ave. NV.
CASHIER Young lady who nn,lerstandS short
hard, i'"gal shoe 60. 1908 P..nna- ave. NV
CLERK i'll large real estate office.
experienced only, handling detail
work; good opportunity. Address
Box lisp, Star office.
pREssMAkEn wanted for ladies' tailoring. Ap-
ply 32l1 Mt. Pleasant St
pRESSMAkEG wants experienced help. Apply
Mrs. h. Magrudcr. the Lehman, Apt. 50. 5c
Quincy plac" NV. city. 81
FEEDER and catcher: exrerienced white; good
pay. Elite Laundry, 2li9 18th 81. NV.
GIRL-whE,., in lunel.room; experienced. 1909
Pa. ave. nv. 81
GIRLS. incApereuced help, fine opportunity TO
Learn la eooAhindns trassf; 50 per week to start;
9th hoor. 9il lith ST. Nationni Capitol Press.
GIRlS-'r,,o for soda water fountain; two for
candy case. June Rros., 81 9th st.
Girl to help areund bakery; $50 week and
hoard. Revision" Bakery. 1si6 9TH NV.
GIRL, Young, colered. 10 work in dentists Office.
2o1s Nicholas ave-. AEacostia, u. G.
GIRI.S wanted Tor packing room. Apply at once,
The Fruit and N'it Slinp. 1881 I; st.
LADY cashier aud cierk. Woods Drug Store,
Stoneleigh Court. j.
MILLIN INER-Fsperien good salary. Address
BOX ism. Star office
M0pELS-YoGn. ladies TO POSE al odd times for
commercial photographs t" appear in ne~spa-
Iers; "a I" ~ itust measure: h-unettes pre-
farr rdt nj nd ); y,pIy
by letter I" Box I41-p. star niiiyr.
OPERATORS-On electric pow
er machines to make tents; good
pay: beginners taken. r. c. NJ.
Burton & Son, or +, st. NV.
QUICK and accurate AT figures: rer,ua anen, po-
sitinn to those qualifying; apply in own hand
writing. givin, quaiih' ations. age and refer
enc.s; IS to start. Address Box CLIP. Star
office.
Evening star., 1917-10-31

BOYS AND GIRLS for bundle
wrappers and floor messengers
permanent positions; good chance
tor advancement. Apply Superin-
tendent, Hecht & Co., 9TH street
near F.
Evening star., 1917-10-31
WANTED-HELP.
E'ENALE-Conttnued.

fotSG LADY with some experience in clerical
work: salary TO start. 81 per week opportunity
for advancement. Address Bo1 93-P, Star Office
YOUNG LADY as demonstration.
also 10 assist bookkeeper: one with some clerical
rAFerienc" preferred. salary 10 start, 81 per
week. Apply Singer Sewing Machine Co., s15
,th st. II W.
MALE AND FEMALE.
CIVIL SERVICE PHOTO. soc. FOR Ey.
aMlSAT1oSS. GET YOURS NOW. BROOKS
STUDIO 1923 ST. NV. MAIN 1O7s
ATTENDANTS. male aud female; opportunity
part OF October: board and lodging. in addition
10 salary: no competitive civil service examine
tlon REQUIRED. Apply or write Immediately to
st Elizaheth's Hospital. Washington, d. c,
EOoKKEEPER-Must have experience or Busi
ness High graduate: knowledge of senography
and typewrittnS desired; state salary. Address
Box 1i3-P. Star office.
Evening star., 1917-10-31
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS PLACES our speciality. To buy or sell
see us for results. Inspect the following bar
gains in paying places offered exclusively by MS:
Cigar school supply. etc, store. near 3 schools.
yearly bus. $27 COO retiring price, Sd. 500 Lunch
rooms at 81 600 aud 81 800. Coal. feed and hard
ware bus. at right price. Notion and light gro
cery. cor. s.e., opp. school, only $3.50: rent,
1880; 5r. and b. Can trade real estate for
soSI Nr,W YHRK RI1sINEss RRnKERs 11oa r
Evening star., 1917-10-31

YOUNG LADY, for old-estab-
lished furniture store, as stenog-
rapher and typist; must be able
to read own notes and type neat
ly; state age and salary expected ;
permanent position and chance
for advancement. Address Box
134-M, Star Office.
Evening star., 1917-10-31

|BJSHELMEN for Our mems al
teration department; permanent
positions. Apply. at once, Super
intendent, Hecht & Co, 9TH street
near +.
Evening star., 1917-10-31
FEMALE DOMESTIC.

cHAMBERMAIp twhite}. $50; waitress, Sa5;
cook $40: French nurse, $40, many many other
places; all private families; best wages. Ladies'
Exchange so7 Vermont ave
Evening star., 1917-10-31

CA ARPENTEK-First class: open shop: good
wages: steady job ii satisfactory. Apply iio2
Evening star., 1917-10-31

tSSOEfEis and markers. Apply Mr.. Down,
T"lman Laundry. Gth and { sts n.w.
ASSOErEK- -f..psrienceu. Apply Arcade Laun-
dry. Arcade bldg, I+th aud iar' rond.
Evening star., 1917-10-31
WANTED-HELP.
MALE-Coutinued.

BOYS! BOYS! BOYS!
To sell Saturday Evening Post. Ladies' Home
Journal. Country Gentleman: earn good Profits;
cash prizes aud premiums: boys starting row will
be allowed Sl.o5 worth Of copies free Wm.
Smith, 2ol !: NV. NJ. 4l76. Any time Thursday.
Evening star., 1917-10-31
WANTED-HELP.
MALE-C0nfinued.

LABORERs-1oo. Apply w. G.
Cornell Company's Office, 9th and
3 sts. NV.
Evening star., 1917-10-31

COUNTRY HOTEL PROPERTY. stock and hr-
lures. in Berks county: Pa: located on main
up to date; built two years ago. For particu-
ars address J. T. Kershner. 16 South 4th st.,
oaadfn1 Pa s7f-
Evening star., 1917-10-31

YOUNG MAN, about IS, with
wheel, for reporters assistant:
salary, $40 per week. Apply Mr..
Eccard, 9TH floor. Star building.
InUNt; single white tfuu as second handy
in private family. Address BOX 9a-r.
nti,
Evening star., 1917-10-31

t,OID PIN WITH small diamond horse, "a Ut
nssr Shorebsm Hotel, Eelaseo fheaier or nest-
minister Apt. l7th and q sts. Reward IL fe-
ri.tn WesInllnsieI ALl.
Evening star., 1917-10-31

EXCELLENT opportunity for timer electrician.
blacksmith and bell hanger In shop with car.
penter and plumber; good location. Apply INA
18th It. NV, sls,.s' - -
Evening star., 1917-10-31

/! !CllAUFFEUR-Colored, for de-
livery truck; permanent position
for sober man who is willing to
work. Apply Mr.. Smith, care
Hugh Reilly Co, 1854 n. y.
ave. II. w,
Evening star., 1917-10-31

! CoATMAkEl; or bushe,man; steady work; good
pay l.. Jacobs & Co. 4lS lith NV. 81
CoATMAkEES. Winemau. 1892 + St NV. 81 =
CLEEk--ln hardware and sporting goods store
| state age. experience and salary expected Ad-
dress Fox c63-D. Star efiice.
tCoATNAkEHS. Army uniforms. Winenan.
Evening star., 1917-10-31

pRESSMAkER wanted for ladies' tailoring. Ap-
ply 32ll Mt. Pleasant st.
pRESSMAkEIs wants experienced help. Apply
Mrs. X. Magruf"r. the Lehman, Apt. 81. %
Quincy place NV. city. 81
Evening star., 1917-10-31

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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-07-12
BACK TO TRAINING CAMP

Will Randolph, who had a three
day furlough to visit his parents, re-
turned to Chicago Sunday evening in
time to report for duty Monday morn
ing. Mr.. Randolph enlisted in the
navy branch of hte service several
months ago and since then has been
in training in the camp near Chicago
He says he likes it and is more than
pleased with the treatment that is
accorded all soldiers by the depart.
ment.
Will reports that 10 900 soldiers
are now in training and will continue
intensive drilling until they leave fol
France, they being a part of the first
army to be sent to the front. The
boys here hardly knew him as he had
gained almost 40 pounds in weight
Sousa, the worlds greatest band
leader, has charge of the naval band
and will accompany the army on the
trip to France. Mr.. Randolph
many friends trust that he will re
turn in safety in case he is called
to service abroad.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-07-12
THE BIG CARNIVAL COMPANY

The carnival company arrived in
the city Monday morning, coming
from Anita where they were all of
last week. They pitched their tents
on the railroad commons east of the
electric light plant. Not all of their
attractions arrived and there has
been some disappointment in that
they advertised attractions that did
not appear. However, they have a
few splendid attractions and these
have been quite literally patronized.
This morning couple of the attrac-
tions left, going from here to Bentley,
Iowa, to show at two days picnic.
Another aggregation is expected to
arrive in the city today so that the
company will have new attractions
for the balance of the week. The
weather has been ideal and if it con-
tinues, the shows will be largely pat
ronized by big crowd on Saturday
night.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-07-12
CASE WAS CONTINUED

Ralph Duval filed information the
other day in the Justice court OF
Chas. S. White against Chris Krauel
prosperous young farmer near
Ross. The case was set for trial
July 9Th but was continued until
Monday when it was again continued
until Monday of next week.
The charges against Mr.. krauel
are that he is supposed to have made
some threatening remarks and Mr.
Duvall asked that 10 he placed un-
der bonds to keep the peace. All OF
the trouble issues from statements
that Mr.. Krauel is reported to have
made as being in sympathy with
Germany. So many reports are be-
ing circulated that no one knows just
what was really said. 1t is poor
time for an American to make slight
ing remarks about the government
from which we all expect protection
1t is hoped that Mr. Krauel has not
said what is reported.
The matter will no doubt be
threshed out in justice court at the
time set for trial.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-07-12
COUNTRY CLUB PICNIC

The members of the Country Club
held their first picnic of the season
at the Club House last evening. A
large number of the members and
their families were present. After
enjoying golf and tennis, supper was
served. This is only one of series
of picnics planned for the summer
months. If all the others prove as
delightful as the one last night, many
good times are in store for all.
The grounds are in much better
condition this year than ever before,
The membership is about the same
as last year, but more of them are
playing. This is something very few
towns the size of Audubon are priv
ileged to enjoy and the members are
taking advantage of it, There are
now about so members enrolled.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-07-12
FRIENDS MAKE A MOST
Liberal GIFT

About sixty people went to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Gray,
about five miles northwest of town,
last night to spend the evening with
/ them. The party was in the nature
of a surprise for Mr.. and Mrs. Gray
were in he midst of their usual even
ing's work when the guests arrived.
The delightful lawn made an ideal
| place for such an occasion, and as
the guests had furnished and brot
with them an abundance of ice
cream and cake, tables were soon ar
ranged and general good time in
dulged in.
The object of this gathering was
| two-fold. The friends had a desire
to spend the evening at their home
and also a longing to in some sub
stantial way give them a little as
sistance in financial way to help
defray the heavy expense that had
recently been incurred by the neces-
sity of an operation at the Lutheran
hospital in Des Moines on their
youngest son. The child had been ill
for long time and there appeared
to be no hope for recovery without
the aid of surgeons knife. This of
necessity is very expensive and is
more than the man in ordinIry cir
cumstances can Withstand. The
neighbors in the country and the
friends in town realized this. A sub
scription was taken up which
amounted to $2O7, and this amount
was presented to Mr.. and Mrs. Gray
before the party dispersed for their
homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gray were greatly
overcome by this turn of affairs and
were hardly able to make reply in
accepting the kindness from friends
who had proved friends in need as
well as friends in deed. However,
both managed to overcome their
! feeling and thanked one and all for
this splendid demonstration of true
| friendship.
1t was a splendid idea that origi-
mated with the neighbors and there
were many in town VI no were anxious
to take part in giving assistance to
both these worthy people.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-07-12
EDDIE JENSEN SURPRISED

About forty young people assem-
bled at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Pet
er Jensen last Friday night to perpe-
trate a surprise on their son, Eddie
Jensen, the occasion being his birth
day anniversary Those who had the
matter in charge were successful in
keeping it a secret, and when the
company filed in Eddie was complete
ly surprised. He soon Got over the
embarrassment and lost no time in
making his guests welcome.
Games of various kinds were in
dulged in and merry-making contin-
ued until a late hour when dainty
refreshments were served. Eddie
has host of warm friends and they
determined not to let his birthday
pass unnoticed. They also brought
a number of membranes, all of
which speak volumes for the esteem
in which he is held by all.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-07-12
FATHER DIED YESTERDAY

Mrs. Chas. Dollahide received word
this morning from Let's, Iowa, an
nouncing the death of G. w. Gipple
at his home late yesterday afternoon.
The deceased is the father of Mrs.
A. H. Dollahide, of this city, and she
and her husband went to his bed
side Saturday. He was past 80 years
of age and had been i'll for some
time. Funeral services will be held
at Let's tomorrow afternoon. The
many friends of Mrs. Dollahide will
sympathize with her in the loss of
her father.