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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-10-02

The E. o. w. club will meet with
Mrs. Fred Smith, northwest of the
city, Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. f. E. Brown will be hostess
to the ladies of the Thursday Nee
dlework club Thursday afternoon at
$3.50.
Mrs. f. J. Steele and daughter,
Mrs. r. S. Phillips, were gracious
hostesses when they entertained six
teen ladies at one o'clock luncheon
Saturday. The afternoon was spent
knitting while Mrs. Steele told very
interestingly of the many native
feasts she had attended during her
sojourn in Honolulu.
-
Mrs. g. o. Dubois and Miss Ethel
Guthrie were hostesses to the Bap-
fist Philathca class of young women
at the formers home on Bank street
Friday evening, the occasion being
the monthly business session of
the class During the meeting the
members decided to take up Red
Cross work this winter, each person
bringing work of this kind at the
business sessions. Toward the con-
clusion of the evenings program of
business and social conversation, de-
liciOus refreshments were served.
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Pearce enter
tanned a large company of ladies and
gentlemen at the Outing club Fri
day evening. AT CSC a delicious
course dinner was served by the
Misses Alene Perry, Evelyn Channer,
Lennadore Berg and Helen Hoyt.
The vivid colorings of SALIVA, sumac
and the greens and browns of au-
tumn leaves made the rooms and ta-
bles very handsome. At the conclu-
sion of the dinner the guests listened
to a musicale charmingly given by
Miss Rosalind Cook. pianist, and
Miss Charlotte MaXson, violinist.
Miss Cooks playing is always enjoy
ed by Webster City people and the
guests were pleased to hear Miss
Maxson also, she having never APP
peared in public here before. She is
teaching violin at Ellsworth college
in Iowa Falls. Each musician play
ed three groups of selections. Cards
occupied the remainder of the even
ing
The out-of-town guests were Mrs.
Fl. c. Meier, Prescott, Wis, Mrs.
Robt. Hudson Wager. New York
City. and Miss Louise Richards of
Memphis, Tenn.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-10-02

Earl Haus Of Norwalk, Iowa, a
brother of Mrs. Frank Rutledge of
Highview, is in the selective draft
and has been notified to prepare to
enter training at Camp Dodge at
once. Mrs. Rutledge went to Nor
walk this morning to visit her
brother before he enters camp. The
Haus family resided on the Kelly
farm, about C miles northwest Of
town. about fifteen years ago and
Mr.. Haus has visited his sister in
Highview many times since then.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-10-02

The varnish you want. any size,
or anything, at Teed's. d-f-t-tf
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-10-02

A box social and program will be
given by the Ashpole school in the
vicinity of harrisburg next Friday
evening, Oct. 5. Ladies please bring
boxes. Everybody welcome.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-10-02

Tents and awnings. F. l.. Gree
ley. agent. Eds
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-10-02
OFFICIAL CHICAGO MARKETS.
Furnished by E. W. Wagner 4 Co.
Office in Bossert Bldg. Phone 40.
II. II. Sharpe. Manager.
Open High Low Close

Open High Low Close
Des -. 11Sa 119a 117s 119s
May -. 115l 1861 114a 116s
Dec 49,. SIS SO 57s SO
May 49,. 60s Gil 6Os 61a
Hogs-Estimated receipts, 5000;
opening, $3.50; close, $3.50; top.
$3.50; estimated receipts toner
row, $4,000; left over yesterday.
2,774.
Cattle - Receipts, 10000; mar
ket steady.
Sheep = Receipts, $4,000; mar.
ket steady.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-10-02

The ladies' aid society of the
United Brethren church will meet
with Mrs. Lloyd Pringle tomorrow
afternoon.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-10-02

Miss Gladys Calkins has resigned
as a saleslady in the Woolworth
store to accept the clerkship in the
Mercantile made vacant by the res
ignation of Mrs. Lillian Bohning-
Scoop. Mrs. Mae Arnold-Puckett is
working afternoons in the Mercan-
tile and will be employed there UNI
til after the holiday season. Miss
Mamie Stebbins, who will have
charge of the alteration department
In the .Mereantile, commenced her
new work yesterday. F.Sfp
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-02
Sphn GdlneQer.
eaars % an sonHtaa. ben 81. Ss,embH 1915.

L2 tie traHsrnbra einisrbi.,bsHra.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-02

iulb oie oanse Mngele9enbeit bdngt In
ser Gbpebe.
.Selbft iptnn bas M@tttilnbenselss
aIs fonititutipnelI ertlGrt fpirb, ipirb
bic Ronlmifionssll sllnterfu6ling Bis.
tper ipeib ipain, neraDgert unb bic
Dabrfdeinli9teit Iisst ppr. baB bic
Giienbabnsn ii1 Der DurcAfiibruns
oes 9eieBes fobalb nint fiieen pers
ben ipenisitens nidt, folnnse ibnsn
gerrhtli4e glnfedtunsstpese often ltes
ben. Dabur4 tperben mir, porldufig
peni9itens, Der 8enefiSien bes Idts
ftunbenseiebes beraubt unb eine aIges
meine un5ufriebenbeit Der @iftnbabns
Inseitellten lit bic untpeiserlide Jols
se. 9ie sanse cabbage ipirb burG
3irfulor ben Migliebern Der oier grps
BEN 8riiberidaften sur aenntiiib sep
broht Derben."
Aeiner Der bier &pnferen5ibeilnebs
mer mar na4 ben 8erhanblunsen bes
reit. einen tpeiteren aommentar 5u Der
ertldruns absuseben. Sic ale mad.
ten seltenb. bic gerOffentIi9uns fpres
ne fir iih felbft unb es itebe Sebem
frsi, fid feIbft einsn @ers barauI al
MAIDEN. Serr Sc. iagte, ole man Jpn
barallf aufmerfiam n,a9te, bah pi.
ertlatuns bod febr leidt mibpsriiau.
Den lperben fDnn. unb gu psrTdiebe.
nen Ssutllnsen GnIaB eebe, es lei ibm
san5 esal, OBJ iie mibptritanbeu p.rpe
ober niat. unb in dbnli6er, p.rn
audi tpeniqer id)roffer @eiie, ipraden
lid, feline 4oIIeoen oua
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-02

htr e[nfidt ab Grunbe. mon biirfe
|pribaten Raufleuten in &riessoeiten
ni1t erlauben, ben &riesfiibrenben
ifrafIos ariegsmateriaI suaufiilren.
Wtnn tam BON ben Streittrdften
efrleB nm Sob unb leben fdmpfens
ben Wpltes nidt ertpurten. bab es
bic RaHridt rllbis dufnimmt. feline
sseinbe erbieltsn i'm GeIbe @eipehre,
putronen unb fbnellfeuernbe aanos
nen bon unternebmenben Sabritanten,
bic in tinem neutralen 2anoe rubig
ben Geaen bes ssriebens senieben.
Die Uerfi6erunJ bob bielelben 5as
britanten fir anseinfHene 8e5ahluns
nit Wergniieen beioe parteien au glsi.
der s3eit periorsen ipiirbell, lam tbnen
teine gefriebisuns seiudbren. @er ii4
bes beuti4 fran5Oiiiden arieses Dol
mebr uls piersis Sobren cinmal erins
nert, pirb aud tpiHen, lpiepiel grbtts
teruns bieie glrt Sdnbel iiber ben &as
mol in Dsuti9lanb berporrief. Sn fols
der s3srt bdlt man bas fur einen obs
I9euliden 9anbel."
DieIe Worte pes ensliifen Stuatss
mannes treffsn ben gaaseI ouf ben
aopf unb iinb fir bic segentpdrties
2ase pie seIhaffen. Mit &s4t be-
tonen iis, bab bic fprmelle @lei9md'
Btsteit in Der 9sbanbluns Der &riess
fii6renben nod feline tbdtid4lids
gIei6nlGbisteit bepirtt. Die Rentra'
litdt utrb aber DON bem 8runblaB
beberrIdt, baB Der neutrale Staat
bic eine partsi Der ariesfiibrenben
ipeber rirett mod inbirett bssiinitigsn
oarf. Cine Iogiide 9leidnluBige BE-
banbIune Iieet belite nod i'm geringe'
rem Mabe aIs i'm &riege 1S70I7l
Dor, oa tard bic 9etbeilisung ens'
lambs am ariege Die @usfrbr bon
@rieesmnteriaI nab 9eutid)IanS boil.
fonln1en ausgeibloHen lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-02

" Gehfssans Ses 9rabss bon essaar dSss
m@,s. @ bon Gairinount siptnue bis paltimore
es sslSIses e.sss SS osD osI sss Ssa gu
0rnb bon Ssegar 0benue, bonn Gnlrntcnnt Gltes
nns bis baltimore upenls. feI iinb bssfeIbs III
'tsrrDH;,rT r,;,Tn isfigsissi g!s icIat; ), =. ,-.ru..
gurb6inif bon eairniounf libsnus aui ssr d..
tubnna bon 72e.6 Drb. Curb ipie peiett; bnnl
notbipdrts nui einet nertiiaIen pIseuna blir1
sis bic e@sbosnnesn @ 7as;21, 727:st. 721o!. ;2osc
37.b, 80 unb 62.5 giib bon BEN elnfann bacon;
snnn nbiteIgenb su ber 9tnte bon llK flir 2e4.b
SUB au bst gtbcbnnQ. bon 6sa.oT -gut: bann
ai elmer esttiiaIsn gssonHa sare bts grbs.
refpeftibe i25 NIB 26 ssnb bon bem Mnfans
bobof: bann obfteieeHh fir 2b Dnb 81 ber Go
nebnHe bon 67e.oT uuf: honr aif etrer Der.
iiislsn ,s a1o Sisa,iie .oasS BE erSoglosr eIsns
20 Grb bon bem stHfurg tnbon: bnnn rbifeis
aenb 81 bsr Hate bon 10.e7tao fur 4ls gnt si
ben grb5buna bon 62s.s3 Siit; bonn nuf einer
Ssrtialsn @ s!s n neiseiTe brsG PIE grso6nnaer e2st
90 eub bon bein anfnna babcn: bann obitsb
etrb sn Der siafe bon fsas fiir ESQ SUB 81 ber
grtobnrg ben 5e9.ea Dnb: bann duf elmer Der.
iiisIsn iii r. gtes,lIig birS BE erbsturgen sssis
80 Dnh bon BEN einfarg bobon; bdnn nblei.
eenb fiir % iylf, sn ber Gfb5bnua bon E55.70
nlb. b1rn dnf sifier bertifnIen Bteauna bur9
bic Erbobuneer 5sl7 unb bs2.el Gus an
Wnrfter rtfpeffibe 10 unb 80 syub bem unfnrp
tnbon. bGnn nbiteigenb ~ Der Bate bon 1876
ffir 1871 guh sn Der GrbbtImg bon 557.0. GUS;
bnrr nif e!ner berfifaIen Hiegung brr& bic
gtbbburaen $500, 654.1B, b52.pq tnib 5be.20
Stik. Curb ipte gefett, ON Der fdnIintn Curb
Qlnie bon RnIfiuore aberre, on Nuuften re-
ipeftibe 16. 80. t5 unb 60 Gus bon BEN anfdre
bdbon.
Eaef,ri6er giirb--Ter prub bes tpeiYIi1en
gurbs fou berfsibe fein ME iener bes bitiihen
Gifrbs, nit ben folgenber uutnatmen: Mn'
fnngerb an Der rbrbItden Gurbsqiuie bon gdir.
mount tlptnne Gitf Der Grbdbunp bon 1903
6uh, Curb ME aefett; bnnn rtr6li6 auf elmer
tfrtifaIen @iegine bur9 bic Grbbbnnseu
72s.78. g2a.se, 72T.e5 nnb T28.05 Sub an
pnrften rsipeitibe 1875. 25, 37.5 uub 30 1ub
ben benz aniana bnbon: bsrn otiieiaenb AZ
hfr Rate tor is% ffir 307 CUB an Der grbbs
buHg bon os3.07 fyuh Serrer, nnfnneenb on
Der ffhIi@en ,gnrb.etrie ron Baltimore ebs'
me dif bfr grbobuna bon 552.4 Sus, Gurt ipie
geistf; bnnr fGbipdrfs nuf elmer etrtifnIen Bite
giina tnr9 bic Grbthureen bb3.t. B5s.2, B55T.
J57.s Sub an pnHffer rtfpeitibe 10. 80. a6 unb
90 Sub bon beuI Wr'ona bctcn.
Gel "a feri,er berurbrst bab CrbinduB no.
3b5. raffrf an 30. Juri 1914, nnb Que nrbf.
ren CrbirnHSen, tpefbe Heruiit I'm miberfprii4
iieben, feien rHb biefeIbeii finb btsrhur& tplbep
riiien.
aajffrt an 10. December, q. q. 1915.
g. O. Banner. prdiibsnt bes gfoetrufbs.
miists: ares S6nslIsr. g,ssi.
DECEMBER 1915. 2B.2
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Gins orbtmena no. s.aisie. gdt

Ttue Drbtuan5, tle. B4a.fei6. eeft
" 'feuenb bic grei.t Der eeiteuipege trb
bes Edtriveaes an Seeear gbenue, bon gatp
mount elbenne bis Baltimore Ntsuiie.
Gel es bsrorhnst bon bem Ginbtrnft bsr
Siabi Qirrinndti, Giant Chic:
gefhon j. Sat Bic @reiie bes gnbripsees
an Seenar abenne, bon Baltimore nSenne SIS
Jdftnonni abennt fei nnb biefeIbe IN bisr'
ben Gurb.einien. bnb bic RIeite bes bitliher
Geieripeaes ieiiaef.sGt IN auf ie6s f63 Sub
unb bic Breiie het fpefii6sn geiteripfaes
ttiiaeiieLlt IN auf. bier,irobtvausia (2a) Gus.
bon iuel1tn nur feds tol CUB md BEN Gurb.
Brah nipeIliri iperben fo1en
geiiion 2. Tab Crbinnus 30. s52. tofHri
am 80. guni 1914. rrh alIs auberen Erbirau.
aeH. fDeI6s hermit i'm @ierfprif iittsu. ftlen
unh hiefgiben fflb bierbHr6 nibfrriIien.
es;iioi g. 3ieie Crbinnr5 fcn In aralt
trtten nub glItiaIeif baben bon BEN frhbeiier,
BON Gefet erldubten DeifSunt an.
alaiHrt nm 10. Gesefrber, q. 3 1915.
Gaunsr 9rhiihgni bes GtabtrdtM.
siealdnbisi: ges. gu9ta, @labcr, 2i.
9sssiuber 1915. 26.2
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-02

" sSeiifeslnla bes @rnSes bon Raui Gtrute,
bon wlnbifon Nodb bis Cob EirGse.
Gel es berorbnet bon BEN einbtrnfr ber
Siabi GindHroti, Gtaai Gbto, eab ber Curb.
Gtnb bon BauI Strnte, bon Dlcbifpn etoab Bis
Gelb eirdbs,, '.i uHb he7sibe 1T bixegs@ iett
6sinibr gnrb-aufnneerb an Der nBrsn6tn
QntbseiHie BON apabffou Mpnb apf Der grb5.
baua bon 1885 fSrb, Curb fpie aefett: bnuu
rprhfrerts nnf ftner neritialfr Rienril tlr9
bic qrb5eunatn SG2 Sc, 782.e6 NIB 7e273 CUB
an @rr.ttn refpeitine 20. 50 Hub 75 f5us bon
BEN nnfuua bu1on: barn nbIiPioerb 81 ber
Eoie ben i.b2 jhr 303 90 Nat Al Der Grb1.
bine bon l6sie Tnb CT br iibiitsg Qurb'
pinie bon Golb Eirnbe
s9eitiibr gnrt-driunafnb an Der rbrbiicsn
gurbs2trrit ber Gpobifon mpdb auf Der grbo.
bun1 bon 7e4 90 Jut. Curb ipis etfetf; bann
rerorpdrfs oblieieenb su Der Bate bon 1886
,lr 90 81 iJus su ber GrtDbuno BON 7s2T3
rrIbpdrte ebftrteene sr bcr Hots bon 1927,
thr 2eslp Gnk Sn Der QTb5hunq bon 75e25
trs an Der iiioltbeu Qnrosetuis bon Cob
etrnst
9cfhri am 10. -1ese.nter, u. q. 1915.
8. 3 Gauutr. 1rhfioent bss SiretIaf1B.
diieff: Sreb, S6neIItt, qIerf.
Healnnbiat; Gto. 9u6ta Tcner. n.
9ssernbet 1915. 2s,2
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s.an5eisen.
@enH iie wisserfommen - uu'
iere Orauen!
bon aina g 0 m mtr.

WtHn iie piebsr tommsn - uni're
8raiIsn,
Dis bateH Mrs bann 10 gut, mir
sgrauen!
sic Baben geierilt, init frpbcn @iencn
Sid fsIber unb nnp'rs 81 bebisnen.
Sk iperben bdnn IN bic aiids gebeH
llnb iiternll naa BEN Rt9tsn isbsn.
aoaen uHb brat.n, baden unS riibrsn.
@smiiis puben. bas Geusr idhiiren.
Ggrnien iie aud nidjt bic Striimpfe
Z itriden,
9srisben iie bod bas maiden anS
iyliden
LIMB pdbrsnb iis fI.ibis bic 5dnp.
rtgen,
a5nnen pir uus nab 6srasnslnii
pfIsssn!
gpn's eInubt!
Sd bsnP. tsiner bon uns alien
Warbt biefss prosramm red. asials
len!
Wsnn unf'z Grauen srit ipisberisbren,
Die praub.u 10 @ieIss mubisl sntbsbs
K ren.
Damn tusrbeu mir b6ppsli smiis fdals
ten
limb iibsr ibnsn bic S1rbs tnlten.
Rit aItm .ipas iis .rItbt. iis Deri0bs
rlen -
limb - iis tn Grunb unb Yobtn psr.
pSbHsu!
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6ermann Stcinde.

peIiebter Gditt bon anra eteiuae. osb. a.ibn,
CLIFTON, I'm Glier bon 60 snbrtr, 3 waonaitri
Iub II 1deeu. TnS eei6fnbsp6Hguib iiHbet
liati BON Srauerbaufe aus au wditrpcd, ben 8.
3nnHnr 1917, nm 1 80 iibr gintmtttnas, ipoali
geripausis nHb 5teauos boiIi6 eiHasIohsi NHb
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9iteftiuss milden ii& in pierte
Simeniion.

Sn einem 3immer Der aus feds
Raumen beiiebenben Wobnuna i'm
5ipeiten Stod bss 5auIes go. 1887
2erinston 9lDenue in 9lep gort bat
es neuIi9 glbenbs sessiitert, man
tann au9 fdsen, seipult. aber nit
einem sinfaaen I. nidt nit d. 5ie
Wobnlns TT bon Dem 60 Sabre alien
.GIert" Senrb Serrman uno ieinsr
I'm neun Sabre jiinssren Jrau Bar,
6ara beipobni. Bel Gage TT bic gDob=
nuns brsioimsniiunal. ipie ole anbes
rem, absr nad gintritt Der Ddmmes
runs tOmmt bic pierts Dimeniion 1ins
gu, unb bann pirb bic Sade br.nss
lid. 90 brsnSIid, bab ii9 bic ppa
ltsei tiir5Ii9 peranIaBt sefiibIt bat,
ii9 in ibrer betanntsn roben, breiz
bimeniionalen slrt brein,uIeseu unb
bus e9ripiirOiss a3aur auf @runb eis
nes bonn Gbef poliSeiridter Weabbo
erIaFenen Saftbefebls einsuipsrrsn.
Die Setettipes 2eutnaut Gortisan,
Raubda unb 5idipn bdtttn In grfcbs
runs sebradt, oab BEL ben Serrmans
resslmdBise rSeancen1 itattfiubsn, su
beneH ii9 bic 2eute. bic nint ale
iperben, Defenders aber sroasn,
brinst.n. sir bas gersniisen, nit
ben 9epobnsrn bes sSeHIeits In Ders
binbuns gu tret.n, mubts man sinsn
Dollar gutrse b.sablen. Sos IN, BEL
ben bpben SIeiItpreiisn, fir Elm. &c.
biesene GGniebaut gar niht tbsuer.
8srf9isbsns MaIe pobntsn bic Dee
tettiDes ben Geiiter5itationen b.i, unb
als lie 8epsismutsriaI senus g.Iams
melt battsn, IisbsH fie fib sinsn 5afts
befebl ausiteIlen, ben iie ueuIi1 gu
DOliirsdsn gebudten.
Die Seanee. Der ouber ben D,tet'
tiDes etrpa Is Srausn beipotHten.
ipurbs nit bsn gaieruufsr etnseleitct,
porauf pas 3immsr puutsI ipurss.
YIObIich taudts, Elm pbospbpsssis.
rsnbss aidt dusitrablsnb. sine idlobs
peifs Geftalt aug BEN Suntel. Sm
Sintergrunb itrie cine 5ruu uuf:
.0as 1T 9r. Barter, erbob fib uno
fiibte bas 9eipsnit. Ollie bi. aHbsrsn
S5rduen fDlgtsn bsm 8eiipiei unb
i6mubtsn ben 9etft beg Dr. Barter,
Der Elm ridtissr raabiss Ulan- gene.
ZEN iein muB, tiihtfs ab. Ser ab.
eehuFelte @eiit beri4nanb, bic Gid.
ter ilammtsn auf, man ipra5 Elm 9es
Bet, fang nRdber mein 9Dtt 5u bir".
bann purbe &c tpieber buniel unb
9eiit 90. 2 eri9ien. 9ieIss MaI
mar ea Der gGr BON S4uiien, parbpn,
Der Shab DON perfisn, RaIrsebsNu.
pou ben Wisnsrn refpettlos Der .naFe
Obi" genunnt. Damn erfdienen Der,
i9isbsne anb.re 3slibriiaien. barunier
Der v&bolif BON 9agbab", elm tpsib,
Iider @eiif .Di. Jrau bonn See" II. |
q. m. S9Iieblia taudte Elm gsipsnft
auf bds auf eine Jrau sueins, bic
5anb duf ibre S6ult.r Ieste unb
nit boiler 9rab.sftimme fraete:
rDer ruff mt69" bic Jrau auitf6ts
uuf: rgiii bu . fpirtli@ Sobn9" limb
Der Ssiii, Der offenbar enblid sinmal
i'm Senfeits bi. Rube habsn ipoIlte,
bic inn auf grbsn nidt bsfdisbtu gee
ipefen, ronnsrts: .Wsib, iparum Bee
Idftigit bu mid fosar jsbt2"
Die Srau ihrie entiebt auf - linb
nun padtsn bic Deteftipes ben Self |
unb brebtsn bas aidt an. Mas iis
spiiden ibren bsrben Tduiten bielten,
entpuppte iih ols Der 6err 5enrp
Ssrrman, rsr nit ni1ts bsfleib,t |
mar, dIs nit einem neibsn fliessRs
ben Nadtbemb unb ein pnar Soden. |
llnb bic SeGnce snbste tn S5.nen tus
~ r.
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aeIatitts.

j Dian l5ii aaisIiofF in inltst.
iStiisisr 9orarI5Iuna. p gum
auafiiIIsH BON Rifisu in s&rdni.n
d. :. iD. inetsi man / pfunb Rali.
ipelGer in siipas Mniir sel0i@t NOR
bsr III, unb 2 ayfunb RosssnniebI MI.
2sin5ffirnib au sintm isieu zelss
unb rsritssi9t bnmit BIZ pom etaut
Gsrtinistsa 6hssh
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On serfamfen.

q aebIsn.ssi,sfsn 30. 1910 faaInai
Gttnbe. lit
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es.Maseiasn.
Charlotte Glbera,

etarb an Srelina. ben 20. Tsse1bsr 1915
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-02
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-02
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The state herald., 1917-01-26
School Notes.

Amitie school. district 6s 10 having .
vacation. The teacher, Mrs. J. N.
Tomlin, was called to Deavsr on &c.
count Of the serious illness Of her mo,h
or. School will reopen Monday.
We have visited but few schools -
yet dus to bad roods ssd being . green
hand at manipulating . Aivsr. bst va
promise q visit to oil In the near future
VI the thirty.thrss teachers employ.
cd In teaching in the rural schools Of
this county twenty seven are women
and six men. All the schools are In
session with the exception Of Evergreen
In district 9.
Montana enjoyed the distinction Of
being the only state In the Union
where oil the county supsrintsadsuts
are women. OF the sixty three super.
intcndents in this state Afty srs wsmsn.
The lower grades Of the Holyoks
schools are planning . basket social st
tho court house on the evening Of Feb.
l. The proceeds to apply on psy meat
for the piano used In the sehool. A
food program Is being prepared. Conc
out and help the little folks In their Of.
fort. These little folks AZ psblis
spirited. why not you7
County Superintendent
The state herald., 1917-01-26

II the initiative and referen-
DUN law is to be retained, the
present assembly should do
something to make it effective.
The supreme court has made
the law practically valueless by
upholding the right of the as.
sembly to amend or repeal laws
passed by the people, and to
I,revcpt the re,efencc of ana
Legislative acts which il does
not care to have passed upon by
the voters. lfthe law prohib (.
ed petition bedding and re-.
quired that all.petitions he kept
ON file and signed at the office
Of the county clerk of each coun
~. it would correct an evil that
has been a source of great ex.
peuse to the state.-Lamar
Sparks.
The state herald., 1917-01-26
Phillips County State Bank.

States have been engaged In was fought
to finish but President wilson would
now havs the warning nations OF Es.
rope believe that our country has ehsng
ed it's war and peace policy. It nigh
be interesting TO know just when this
change took place and whether itreslly
is change IN the way Of our peoples
thinking or only n ctalg in the mi d
of the president.
Presid.nt wilson hss tackled q rather
Big job when he proposes to revolution.
ixs fhc.wsr.ard- -pascs !. pelicy of the
world IN the middle of an slmost word
wide war. Yes, II looks Ike . pref y
big job. hut /, will give President w,l.
son plenty Of chance Tor oiatory an I
limeli sht
The state herald., 1917-01-26

Republican leaders in Colora-
do need to be reminded that
the e is only one way by which
this state can be made republi.
can. and that is by gaining and
holding the confidence aud ap.
prova, of the majority of the
voters of the state. Any scheme
for'winning elections ~ n re-
s5tspf tricting. or. bplldozinsg;
the people may as well be aban
doned before il is begun. The
abuses o! machine government
wrecked the party in the past.
and similar methods will have
the same result in the future.
The only foundation upon
which success can be built is
an honest effort to ascertain
the will of the people and to
put that will into effect in poll
tics and in government. -Pueb
10 Chieftain.
The state herald., 1917-01-26
A Switch Back.

One of the most remarkable
transformations is the switch
ing back to protection by the
Wilson administration. which
three years ago hailed the en-
actment of the tariff act as one
of the greatest econ omic achieve
ments Of the age. The demo
cratic law slashed dutieA releut
lessly. expanded the free list
tremendously and left scores of
Industries unprotected. Now
the administration 10 confront
ed by deficit that will leave
the government seriously EN-
barrassed. Secretary McAdoo
hss outlined a program, approx
ed by the President, which con
templates a restoration of some
former duties, with additions
which 60 beyond the republican
protective policy. II is propos-
ed to put back the rates on wool
and sugar and to place duties
on coffee and and rubber. More
money 10 needed. and the tariff
offers n convenient and prscti.
cable method. But what n give
away Of the old democratic
claim. worked so industriously
in 1912. that the republican tar.
iif was the principal cause Of
the high cost Of living. Troy
Times.