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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-10
raoeu gSilou 6ot Die ofortqe 2lrmirunq oer amcri=
tanil@en &anoelsl9iffe @ldlo1en
Cine reitere getdnntma6ung Dom

Cine reitere getanntma6ung pom
z. Wldr3 lautet:
rSigris Srpnt: Die griten ndberu
f9 50gernb unIeren ppfitionen.
Sinai Gront: gerfude Der 8ritsn.
gegen unieren rs9ten Sliigef borsu'
ridden, tpurben bon unieren 8orpoiten
bereitett. Sin fetnblidss Sliegsrge,
f4paber beleste Selselsgberia nit
8omben, obne uber S9absn unsuri1s
ten. unfsre Qbnebrtunonsn f6oFen
ein fsinoli8es G1ug5eua ab, bsHen
SnfuHen sefansen genommen tDurben.
gom ttalientfd den Rries 81
f6aupIas.
Cine offisiens Betarntmd4ung bes
5fferrsi5ii5 unsarii6sn ariess'
miniitsriums DOM 7. WSdrs lautet Die
foIgt:
.qn Der stroIer 5ff1ihen syront %.
BEN in perI9iebenen Qbianitten fir
uns erfplgreide Sefsdts itattgefuns
BEN. Cine feinblife Ibt6eilung, bic
ii9 unieren 9ofittonen an Der Wtiin'
buna bes wfaIo 5lufes ndberte,
purbe suritsstrie6en. 3pei ga9t'
ongrifFe Der stuliener auf unfsre Cos
ftabera 9oittionen mtblangsn infolss
Der sd6er9 9ertbsibisuns uaierer Srups
pen.
Gin MngriFF bes Seinbes n1f ben
W2pnte Sief bru9 unter unierem
Sperrfeuer sufammen. Minenoperds
tionen segen unfere bprtisen poIittDs
men batten nur bic gsi6dbigung Der
itaIieniften pOfitionen 5nr Jolse.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-10
nUeiuaHnete 1fentralitdt"
prdfibent WiIion bat Di. Grmiruns
ber arleritaniIfen SanbsIsfdiffs
4us eisener Wa@tDoIliommeH5eit an,
ssorbnet,
aber ben aonsreb auf ben 16. aprf
sinbsrufen,
0amit n ibn ki feinen fsrnsrsn
S4rii.<n unterfass.

@afbington, .. G., 8. Wdr5.
Der prGfibent DiIfon orbnete am
Jrsitas an. baB iofort ein 3uitaHb be-
fDaffneier Neutralitdi In ben Der.
Ssaaien eiabItrt perben iolIe, inoem
bic ameritaniidxn 6anbeIsldiffs Be-
fiiidt tperben, uno berief ben Gongreb
auf ben 16 4pril 5u elmer ertra<Seis
iipn etn, um TIN in allen 9inseu, bic
auf bic 0ertbeioisunS Der SanSsIs'
marine ge8us baben. unterfiiseu unb
ibm berothenb sur Ssite ftebeH gu
iDnnen.
Di. Rufbgeber bes prdiibsuteu. Has
meuiiid Der Staaisieiretdr Canning,
ha6en ndmIid ben prdiibenten bsnads
ridiist, bab Ct trob bes llmftanoes,
bab feline Doriase aur Gtablirung BE-
tpaffnetsr Reutralitdt in ber kbien
SeTion bss aonsrsies nidt sur au'
nabme seIauste. unter ben beifeben'
ben GeIessn senisetbe Mutoritdt babe.
ben 9anbefsf&ifieu Marinesei&iiss
Su liefsrn.
Wan eripurtet uber, buB q, nm ole
3ipeifel gu beiettissn. ben aongreb,
fobalb er sufammentritt. I'm ipaislIe
autorifation srfuden fpirb.
Der geiretGr 9umulip CAB urn
2fbenb IN Derbinbuns nit Der ginbes
rufuns bes .aonsreFes bic GriIdrung
ab, Der prdfibsnt fei iiber3sust bapon.
bab er bas Re4t babe, ameritanif9s
5anbelsfdfffe 5u armireH unb baB ~
iofort Don bkiem Rette Gebrau4
MAIDEN iuerbs. gs iinb a6sr 70 nieIe
anbert brinssnbt Legislative gei&dfte
gu erIebisen, baB er iibsr,s,ist anDou
III, baB,ss gum geitsn bes aanbes isin
niirbe, ip.nn Der 65. aongreB su elmer
grira SsFion suiammeltritt, behen
llnisrfiiisuns e. aud in alien Dingeu
benSibisi. bi. NIT Der @srtbeibisuns
unferer 9anbslsmarine gu t5un bas
ben.
geipaffnsi. RsutraIiiat tuirS Der
Status Der Der. Stnaten bon bem
2us.nblic an fem, IN BEN bas erits
6onbeIsI6iff unter Der ameriianii4en
Gtagse nit Gsf9iiben an gorb In Se.
seben pirb. Der prafbent DiIfon
ma&te bies an 26. Gsbruar tlar. ola
er in ieirer Rebs Dor benz arngreb
nm bic fpesitlIs Qutoritdt na4iudts,
9rnbtlsfdiffs sur geribeibisuns ses
gen rnterfssboott armirsH gu biirfsH
- bdNtlbs, mas e. beute au@ ohne bic
Mutpritdt bss aonsr.iss auf stsens
Uerantiportuns ssiban. autoritdttn
TN s}6Itsrrsdt befinirsn bepaffnsts
RsutraIitdt ais einen 3ufanb. IN ben
Elm 2anS peritbt ptrb, I'm ii4 unb
feline ReutraIitdt ssssn brobsnSs I'm,
srifft Ssrib.ibisen gu t0nnsn. Dieter
8uinnb Tam laHgt 3sit nnbauern,
'Dmn es gu ssinsm 3uiammenitob NIT
fstnbli4en etrsitsrdften su mafsr
o6sr gu 9anbe iommt.
Out Nr anSsren Seiie iann iid
abr aus Der bspaffnetsn NsutraIisdl
fofprt Der arissssuitanb sntpidsIn,
tpsnn ss su sinsm ibatid&Iidtn gu.
iammeniiob sommi - iDis gum Bel.
ipisl Der Qinsriff zines llnierIssbooies
auf einsn armirien Sanbslsbampfer.
prdfbnt WiliOn Bat sefast. bab
es DisIsiHt nidt H0thig fem wiirbs.
bic beiOaffnsts Madt irseHbDO Il,
alttioa Su brinssn. a[lld bdHst ies.
- ~ SiIaitieGs Nlsbafaa Oeiffs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-10
2(no Sen IS. &ousre@ auf oen 16.
Npril ein6eruf fen,
|0aait CT ibm bel BET 9ur0fiibrmng
ieites @i4ens 1tnteritiibe.

Der 9rdaoenf erkfdrf, sic 2Ia6f nno oas
2se6t 3u 6a6en, $&ife 5a 6efa&ea.
4olano beftet in5,uild)en barnnf ba befte anoels>
ibtfTe arte8sihiifc ieiem
nd eaubt fcen Soften n6 In b|dndbe Eaten enIaufsn
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Erau Sarlep,
Sdlpeiisr bss 5eIbmuri9uIIs Jren6,
Sa Waonaitir ppn einem SrauatipIits
ter getDbtet.

2or'b On, 9. mdr5. Grau Sarlep,
S9tpeIier bss 5elomurIdaIls Jreu9,
1T in Mpnuitir, MaSebonien, po iie
iia nit elmer Qmbulons befunb. oon
einem @ranatiplitter gst0btet NOR.
ben. Gin Splitter flog i9r on ben
8ppf unb iie purbe auf Der Stelle
setDbtet, ME aus SaIonitt semeloet
lpurbe. Die Depef6e fiigt btnau, baB
israuSlrIep pGhrenb eirss Der aubers
orbentlia beftigen 8pmboroemsnts
aet6btet ipurbe, nit benen in ben less
ten paar Sosen bic 0eutfden urrb
gutaaren bic Stobt iiberraidten. Su
bieiem Sale idlusen So @eidoiIe in
Der Stabt elm; ss tDurben 25 Sdufer
seritDrt unb mebrere GtpiIiiten ses
t0otet.
Die teiben S56ter Der Sruu oars
len, bic eemielbsn SoipiteI attadirt
iinb, Su bem auh bic Mutter seborte,
peroen ibre qrbeit niht urterbrehen.
unterfiibunsfiir uptbleb
benbe belgiibe 2tnber.
Rem gOrt, 9. Wldrs. - Dem
8oriibenbsn Der SiIfstommiIicu fir
gelgien, 6erbert Sooper, purbe pom
@iaentbiimer bes rSitsrorp Digeit~
Elm Gbed fir 100000 iibertpieTen,
mtttels befTen 100000 rOtblsibenbe
belgifhe ainber fiebeu Gage lang tdgs
Iih cine Mdbl5eit erboIten ioflen.
Das @eIb entTtamrrt bem bDn Der
3sitT6rift seiommsIten Stlfsfonbs.
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gSetters rseridJt.

TIr Ohio: Ebeilpeiie tribes
nnb pdrmeres Getter amG GdustaG.
Nm EauntGa .RsQezI
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@dtas S5anfft Bat h9r
afnnfsa
fafrfmHF
ShtdGe u3 t91
DE- g.
humH auDx Gautsnoo H.
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fd6eu 3ct griffsn infer. sruppen
cine feiubIi4e gpofition I'M maIb DON
Gnoepurt an. 11ufrs Srupper, bic
tstne DerInits erlttteu, bra9teu feds
Gsfonsens urb cIs 8eats SDet Ma'
idiaeussiaiise suriid,
Die pariIsr Wetbung iiber bic oben
.rtpG1at.n Fdmpfe IN Der Gbdul,
pagne kute. ME folgt:
,9sutite ppiitipn.n ON elmer
ssrout bon 1900 Weter (ungefGbr
4 ReiIen) unb tn elmer 9iefs Don 600
Bis 300 Meter ipurben ON OoHuers.
taa IN Der Champagne bon ben JrdHs
spfen erftirnlt. Gin 9esenangriff Der
0euti6en ipurbe Ha4 beftissm Ram'
Pfc abssf5losen. 3Dsi qHsriffe Der
Teuti6su I'm Walo DON Gpocrurt, an
osr 0srouu JroIt uuroeH abSsi4las
gen.
Seiili9er 2risssi d q Us
plat.
On ter nDrbIifeu rumGHii9eu
Sront puroen am 9urnerfas tarte
ruNii6e 9oiiticnsn srftiirmt uHb es
purben babel 600 Ssfangene ssma4t.
Die bssiisIi8e offi5isas getanntmaf
dung lartet ME foIst:
ufFront bes prin5en 2eopolb: Gs
bdt ii6 bier ni6ts @i6tises sreignet.
rTron. bss Grsbsr3oss Soiep6:
3niitsn bem Trotus unb benz llSui
s6ul bdben unIere sruppen bic Uaas
aparos S06e uno bena6burts tart
perfbanSte ruiIiife poIitioren er.
itiirmt. gDir baben bier Sifi3iere unb
600 Rarn eefaneen aenummen uuo
me6rere RnidinenseI4iiss unb Tsi'
nenfperfer erbeutet.
-Qrmeesruppe bes GeIbmuri6das
pom Mddenien uro nra5eopntihe
ssrpnt: Gi. Gage III bort sans unoer'
GnSert.-
austiir T.
tii6eu QusIlsn.
gerlin, 9. WGrS. auf brobtIos
fem Wese na6 sapoiIle. Dos tiirti'
i6e Sriessmtniiterium bat bic fulgens
be offi,ieGe getanntma6ung erlaiIen:
r9isris Tront: am Morgen bes
g. Mdrs sriffsn spsi britif9e SdodIs
Ieris Rssimenter nit feds pan3er<
9lutumubilen uno 3ipei aanpnenbOote1
pom 9anb unb oom Bluiie aus uniere
9urpoit.n peiilidh bon 9l3isie, 80 Sis
lpmeter go Wseilsn) iiibOitli9 Don
gaaoab an. Der ansriff purbe nit
Ibiperen @erIuitsn Fir ben 5eino au'
riids.Ihlassu. Wtr nubmen einen SFs
ft5ier uno brst Monn sefangen. Dim
Qahmittug pteberbclte britiite Sn'
iantsrie ben Gusriff, obtr ebeufalIs
erfolsIos.
,llniere 9prppiten br1nssn ipdbs
renb Der gtn9t in feirbli6e @rGben
Elm unb nu9bem iie btefs serit6rt 'bots
ten, .ebrten iie n ibre tioeuen puib
tinurs s,iIaiG'
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81 Glnasenge
Sabtn bic MIlttrten' TN
6ebrnar perlpren BITE
Deuti6en "a.

Wen 0en ".
Berlin, 9. mdr5. sluf brabtIo'
fem Dese na5 SaboiIe. Die 9Giirten
batm tln Sebruar an ben Deri4iehss
nsn NroEten 81 @eruptaue pertoren,
oeasn "a, bic bic Oeuti6en perloren
ba6en, ME bag srobe Sauptquartter
artiiubigt.. BON ben fsiubiiden wfa'
i6iuen befinbsn iid 81 IN anfersn
Sanben unb 40 iinb tnnerhal5 Der
fetnbliten 2inien abgsitiir5t. GHnf
aubere parsn ge3panSsh nisosrsas
nehen.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-06-28
DEE

After several days of cold, unsettled
weather, with occasional showers, the
sun shone fair Monday morning and
strawberry growers marshalled their
field forces hopefully TO harvest what
promises to be fair crop with excel
lent prices prevailing. An abundance
of pickers and packers is available and
the roadside and fields on the Flat are
dotted with the tents Of those who
have come to assist in the annual gath
ering Of berries. Taking on each sue
ceedings year more and more the pro-
portions and appearance of fete, the
present season is unique in the high
quality of the personnel assembled
here, many of whom regard it not only
as a pleasurable outing, but also an
opportunity to do their bit in the crop
harvesting and earn few extra dol
lars. Beneath it all runs an undercur-
rent of feeling that the country is fac
ing food crisis and that each must
assist and cooperate in the cleaning of
all crops. An unusual number of auto
mobilites is noted, the owners of
which, with their families and friends,
have pitched their tents alongside the
machines. Soldiers in uniform are
here, doing their bit in the fields,
many of whom are under orders to
leave soon for the front. Quite few
of the transient population are young
men and girls from the higher school
grades of neighboring towns, who
jocundly gather Strawberries by day
and sing or dance by the camp fires at
night. Twice a week dances are held
in the new grange hall, which have
thus far proven highly enjoyable. Sew
eral Indian families arrived Saturday.
but found the local field well covered
so journeyed on. Should the weather
hold fair the present outlook seems
favorable for an excellent season.
Mrs. C. R. Tyler, of Yamhill, Ore,
is visiting at the ranch home of her
brother, H. W. Whitley.
W. F. Shannon went to Hood River
Saturday to attend a meeting of the
Apple Growers Association.
While playing several weeks ago
little Almeda Emmett, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Emmett, fell and
injured her arm. 1t developed later
that fracture had been sustaind and,
accompanied by her mother and Mrs.
R. W. Emmett, the child was taken to
Portland last week to have the arm
reset.
The new grange hall. which occupies
a central position on the Flat, was in
formally dedicated with highly en-
joyable platform dance last Friday
evening. The affair was well attended
and succeeding dances will be given
twice week, Tuesdays and Fridays,
during the strawberry season.
Harry Wirrick was the victim of a
pleasan surprise party last Tuesday
evening, the affair being in celebration
of his birthday.
johnson Bros, of Pine Grove, have
opened a temporary store on the
grange lot, designed to cater to the
needs of the present transient trade.
Mrs. Mabel Howard, of Portland,
who is sister of Mrs. R. A. Collins,
arrived Monday to assist in the straw
berry harvest.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-06-28
Library Notes

Among the new books added to the
library are the following:
Parsons - Interior Decoration, Its
Principles and Practice.
Campbell - Concrete on the Farm
and in the Shop.
Fiske - The Navy as a Fighting
Machine.
Ferguson-The Great News.
Balloc-Elements of the Great War
The Second Phase.
Fullerton - Hesitations, the Amer
ican Crisis and the War.
Huard-My Home on the Field of
Honor.
Agg - Construction of Roads and
Pavements.
Burton-Bernard Shaw, the Man and
the Mask.
Marden-Making Life Masterpiece.
Hyne, Adentures of Captain Kettle.
Hough-John Rawn.
There will be story hour for the
children Saturday, June 80, at p. m.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-06-28
AT THE GEM TODAY

Dorothy Phillips, the screens most
talented star, in ''The Girl IN the
Checkered Coat" Two sisters OF en-.
tirely different characteristics and
moral intent, who are utterly unlike in
appearance as they are in dispositions,
will be interpreted on the screen by
Dorothy Phillips in "The Girl in the
Checkered Coat" Photographic trick
cry will enter largely into the amazing
developments of gripping plot that
leads through sensational episodes and
thrilling situations to an entirely sat
isfactory and desirably happy ending.
Also the popular screen magazine.
Friday
Charlie Chaplin in his latest great
success, "The Immigrant. This is
Charles latest and best comedy, a
sure cure for the blues.
Also j.. Warren Kerrigan, the popu-
lar screen star, in almost Friar.'
Saturday
William Courtenay and Lucille Lee
Stewart in 1.-THE Ninety and Nine. "
The story of woman's love for and
faith in man who drank, and how her
faith proved his uplift and salvation.
A story of heart interest.
Sunday
Virginia Pearson in 1.-The War
Brides Secret" Jean MacDougal is
loved by two men. Colin Douglas is
the one she loves and marries him
secretly Just as he is about to leave
for the war. Soon after his departure
she hears that he has been killed in
action. Realizing the need of father
for the baby she expects, she turns to
the other suitor. A few months later
Colin returns. He had merely been
wounded in battle and comes back to
Scotland to see his wife. The meeting
of the two brings the realization of the
truth to Robin Gray and he leaves
them together, telling them he has
made provision for the bairn.
Monday and Tuesday
Anna Little and Frank Borzage in
Immediate. Lee." Immediate Lee"
is the foreman of sthe E Bar E. He
gets his name, as one of the cow
punchers puts it, Cause he's so brief
in throwing a gun. He don't waste no
time commencing. He begins in the
middle and when he's half through
he's DONE" In dance hall Lee sees
Kentuck Hurley drinking at table
with Buelah. who abhors the life she
is leading and is superior to her sur
roundings. The action of the rivalry
between Lee and Hurley for Buelah's
hand moves rapidly through series of
tense situations to an unusual and in.
tensely interesting climax.
Wednesday
A special program for this day only.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-06-28
CASCADE LOCnS.

The Red Cross completed its organ-
ization by electing Rev. Eugene Burr
chairman; Mrs. Dittebrandt, vice
chairman; Val W. Tomkins, sec. Mrs.
A. o. Adams, treas.
Misses Bessie and Bertha Hendricks,
Eileen and Alice Tomkins and Rebecca
Thompson and Mrs. J. r. Jenkes were
appointed captains to solicit members
and funds. Monday evening they re-
ported rs members and a collection of
$163. GO, and not yet through.
Rev. Eugene Burr gave a mastery
address Sunday evening on where
Did Cain Get His Wife?" Everybody
should hear that address.
A. o. Adams was up at Underwood
Sunday to take dinner with his son,
Bert.
Val w. Tomkins and his daughter,
Eileen, took the Bailey for Hood River
Tuesday morning at a. m. Pretty
early.
Leslie Buffers smiling face was
seen on our streets Friday afternoon.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-06-28
PARKDALE.

During the past week Chas. Stein
hauser, W. j. Furnish, Rev. Boldly
and F. L. Heating have been soliciting
around the valley for the benefit of the
Red Cross work.
Last Wednesday evening Miss Opal
Whitley gave a talk at the church
on-"Getting Close to Nature" Every
one enjoyed the talk very much.
Thursday afternoon Miss Whitley took
bunch of boys and girls on an obser-
walton picnic.
Earl Newman has been laid up the
past week with an injured foot. While
working on the Stone place Mr.. New
man accidentally stepped on a draw
knife and cut his foot. He went to
Hood River Friday to have the foot
treated.
The Children's Day program was
held Sunday morning, taking up part
of the Sunday school hour.
The Thimble club met with Mrs.
j. N. Sommers this week.
Mrs. C. A. Clark and Dorothy went
to Hood River Friday.
mISS OiSd DdNls IS neTt lTUUl fOTt-
land visiting at the o. M. Bailey
home.
DR.. E. l.. Scobee, of Hood River,
spent Sunday at his ranch.
Mrs. Bert Stranahan was a Hood
River visitor Saturday.
Mr.. Lawler and family attended
church in Hood River Sunday.
Henry Kile has returned to Portland
after spending couple of months here.
Eric Gordon was in Hood River
Thursday.
Mrs. McIsaac is here from Iowa Wis.,
iting her son, R. j. McIsaac, and fam
lily.
Miss Zilla Kelly was a Hood River
visitor Thursday.
Mrs. F. H. Blagg and daughters,
Ruth and Beryl, of Hood River, and
j. Okley, of Camas, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Demmon last
Wednesday.
Mr.. Sydam, 0. M. Bailey and Mrs.
Ham were Hood River callers Satur-
day.
The Argoba orchestra will give a
dance at Sheldrake hall Friday even
ing. Everybody come.
The Ladies' Aid met last week al
the home of Mrs. H. c. Wyatt, al
Mount Hood.
A large number of people came here
last week to work in the berries. We
are having our first shortcake.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-06-28

was a Mount Hood visitor Friday, re-
turning to Hood River Saturday morn
ing on the Stranahan stage.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-06-28

If your shoes have gone wrong take
them to johnson.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-06-28
WedneSda,
Notice Of Sheriff's Sale

A special program for this day only.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-06-28
Notice 10 Creditors.

In the County Court of the State OF. oregon,
for Hood River County.
In the matter OF the Estate of ROb't II, Co.
show, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has be en- appointed by the County Court of the
state OF oregon, for Hood River County, ad-
ministratrix of the Estate of Robt FL. Coshow.
deceased, and that all persons having claims
against said estate are required to present the
same to the undersigned, properly verified
the date OF the first publication of this notice,
at the Office of A. j. Derby, First National
Bank Building, Hood River, Oregon.
Dated and first published this 2lst day of
June, 1871 EMMA l. COSHOW,
Jy19 Administratrix,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-06-28
To the Public,

~ have been using Chamberlain
Tablets for Indigestion for the past six
months, and it affords me pleasure to
say | have never used remedy that
did me so much good. Mrs. c. E.
Riley, Illion, N. Y. Chamberlain 8 Tab.
lets are obtsinable everywhere.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-06-28
Rid of a Lingering Cough.

Cold weather persisted 90 late this
year that many more persons have
colds than ever before at this season.
You can get relief from racking. hack
ing coughs, from wheezy, sneezy breath
ing, from raw sore throat and tight
chest. w. G. Glazier, Bentonville, Ark,
writes: 81 can recommend Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound. I used it
for cough that had for years and was
said to have consumption, but it cured
me-" Contains no opiates. Children
like it. Sold everywhere.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-06-28
Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior, U. s. Land Office
at The Dalles, Oregon, June LIST, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that Samuel Green,
of Parkdale, Oregon, who, on March 3lst, 1911.
made Homestead Entry, No. oS5is, for 80
NEl4, Section IL, Township l-Soush, Range
Q East, Willamette Meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make Final five year Proof TO
establish claim to the land above described,
before E. II. Hartwig, U. s. Commissioner. at
Hood River, Oregon, on the 18th day of July,
1917.
Claimant names as witnesses: Charles +,
Mcintosh. Horace F. Goodiander, Herman II
Meyers, Edward Dresser, all OF Parkdale.
Oregon.
jyl2 II. Frank Woodcock, Register.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-06-28
WILLIAM COURTENA,Yll'' :
Supported by
LUCILLE LEE STEWART.
in
THE NINETY AND NINE"
At the Gem Theater Saturday
Bids Wanted.

Bids for 155 cords wood wanted. Bids
for delivering 7S cords wood at Park
Street School Building; 10 cords wood at
Pleasant View School Building; 40 cords
wood at Coe School Building, 2 cords
wood at Heights School Building. Hall
body fir wood and half slab wood. Wood
must be dry, to be delivered on the
ground by August 10, 1917. Bids will be
received at the School Clerks office un.
til 9 p. m, June 2Sth, 1917.
NJ. III. NICKELsEN,
jn2S Clerk of School District No. 8.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-17

inE carried on This consists Ia carry.
Ing into the homes OF the people a
better knowledge OF the principles ol
health and The prevention aud care of
illness, through the establishment OF
a town and country nursing service In
which classes for instruction are or
lsanized IN elementary hygiene aud
home care OF the sick cven In the re-
Imose sections % the country. Another
great work is the Red Cross campaign
against the ravaees OF tuberculosis
funds for which are raised By means OF
the sale Of weil-known Christmas seal.
Receipts from these sales from 1905
TO 1915 have aggregated over s3.2ss..
600. and practically all OF his amount
has been used by local branches for the
study ana prevention of this saourge.
OF the gerat work Of the American
Red Cross In connection with the Eu.
ropean war Il IL not possible 10 write
adequately az yet. Never before has any
orgRnization Of a neutral country repd-
cred such long and extensive service
TO other nations engaged in war. In
personnel IL has ser to the beaiEer-
ent countries ~ surgeons. e53 trained
nurses. ana - sanitary commissions.
in cash semitted. salaries transpor-
tation supplies, etc, Il spen' si.4so...
sos during the first year OF the war.
Perhaps IL greatest work. however.
In conauering the typhus.
cpidemie In Serbia and Montenegro. IN
successful battle agalns, disease
heroic Red Cross SEQ a v
their Hives for an alien people. These
Or. J. =. Donneiy, OF Brooklyn.
and DR. Ernest p. Magrudes, OF wash
For its splendid services In
times Of peace alone however. the
Red Cross deserves the sun. |
port Of the american people.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-17

Iby other mall order companies are
REFLECTED In the market quotations oi
their securities. II will be seen, there
fore. that some one has paid dearly
for patronizing these foreign concerns
and the end II not yts What viii hap
pen TO the dear people when these
! monopoiics drive o. the local dea,er.
"ls IL not tlme TO encourage q
friend. The merchant. who helps us
pay the taxes. who works early and
late In furtherlns local enterprises.
and vino IL ever at our servlcef Hss
prices. moreover. viii be found fuzzy
as reasonable. Ho has never asked to
got his principal back every three or
four years. and he stands ready to.
guarantee his warer-an important
consideration. as anyone misled by
mail order OF chain store ADVERTISE
menss will testify"