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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-01
Scr pSlniide gtaatsratb
Sod ni8t r.fisnirt bnben fonSern
nufgsl0if tprrben Isin.
Die Situdtion IN pplen giebt Der
beutIbeu gldttern
9sranIafuHs gu ben berFaiebsnartiss
fen gr5rtsrhngstt.

u pen . q gen, 81. Mug. -
i0t oSdgltde Run5Idoa" aie6t eine
neus WsrfiOn iibsr bic llriate bes
&idtritts bes polniIHtn Gtaatsratxs
rnb ertldrt, berfeIbe bdte ii6erbaupt
Ei6t rfignirt, fonbern lei aiFael5it
trprben, neil sr iih erbreiftet babe.
ter beutf4eu Resicrung Elm llltimas
tum in 8e3ug auf miIitdrH6e s5ragen
sn5ufte1en. Jn 0srbinbuna nit Der
GttuntiDn In Warfdnu ipirb betunrt.
boB in Der Sibung BEG 6dupftomz
miitess bss Rei9atnes om lebten
Mpntag bon ben Webrbeits : Dars
tein bic gtabiiruna zines reprGfens
tntinen G6rpers nnb eines peronts
sportii6en MiriiIfe.fums in polen aes
forbert ipurbe. Gies tpiirbe dber elm
Sdritt fem, fpefher bds fofortiee
@rlangma Der 3uriifsiehuug Der
Dsutiden aus polsn I'M 9eFplge ba,
ben tpiiroe.
Die Srgdne Der MnReutften boz
Ben cine adnpngns fir bas glufgeben
Der Sbee zines tolnifheu Ronias
reihs begrnnen. gle ertldren, Der
Riidtritt bes poIntfden Gtaatss
raibes biIbe eine eiinfttge gelegenfsit,
ben MiBgriff, fpeItsr NIT Der gros
ilamieruns zines S6nigreif,s Dplen
begnngen iporben Tti, tpteber gut All
MAIDEN. Die 3eitunqsu olfer G6atz
tierunaen finb fih bnriu einig, bag
lnter Der poInif6sn 8ep5lferung tpe>
rig6reuubf6aft fir 9euti9lnnb krrz
fGe, unb bab iens poIen, tpelde CUR
53sit Der protlnmierung bes S6rigz
reihs bereit tpar,n. auf Geiten Der
Gentrulmddte su tr.tsu, inlmer msbr
on ginflub nerfieren.
Die an beutffeu 3ettrnqen ers
tldren isst, baB bic SarptraiIe Der
9eb6lterung polsns 70 offentunbig
beutIh Ftinbiih fei. bab irgenb Elm.
anbere 96fun1 nls bic Shdffiinq eines
bolb nndbbdnqi1en RSniereihs aez
funSeu tperbsn miiFe. Gin e.tptFsr
9beil Der poIen in pom neuem su
Gunffen eines a0niGreihs in engem
gnIdlub on Oefterrti5sllnsnrn.
3p5If g dtffe einem pa !.
stftf den Safen iibers
fGllig.
Gin pasifif6tr 6afen, 81.
aua. - giHr glntiinbiging Der
Scnbslsfammsr ;ufolse fnb sp0lf
H1mpfer une SeeIiHiffe In bieiern
nufen iiberfGlIia. Inter benfelten be-
finhet fi@ bic .BnirunaA, $3.50 Son@
nen, bic einen 5dF,u in Reu SeeIono
por 81 Soseu periisf, foipie Der Mos
tor S6ooner r2dura Dhnleu- i.
1916 Scnnen, Der Dor 65 Sngsn BON
Orient nan bieism 6dfen abfubr.
Die Geutrsbrunt tn RAJ
fan pHtbete SO Gtuns
BEN.
ct. petersbure, 81. aug.
Das sseuer, oas ON IeBteu Montas in
aaIan, 430 MsiIeu 0itlid BON wloss
tau ausbrd6, psrbrsitste ii9 10 1dnsu,
DaB bic gsipobusr ber5taht iid In bic
bena9barten GeIosr unb MdIber
Die Der 90rfenseitung ss=
neIbet piro. Dds 9sinbel begonn ire
tort i'm gruben Dlobitab gu pIiinbsrn,
iber bic 35slins, Der WliIit6rfduIe
IGritfen in Der tnergiititen Dsiie elm
inb mahten BEN gliinbsrn ein ense.
Spdter purosn nu6 mehrere Rapbtdz
Reisrpoire Don ben Tlammsn .rgrifs
EN-. urfb bic sanse Stabt mar in eis
zen 6ihtsn Raub gebiillt.
9ds seuer niitbete SO Sfrnben,
pdbrenb peld,er 3sit bic @eipcbner
m 6rtisn tnnipirten. Die DrbnuHg
uirb aLIuiabIia iyisSsr 9esssFsut.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-01
0etaabe seidb,uaaaem
Wetaabe seidtuamoem
Jf bic 5offuung auf eine Rsbu5t>
rung Der grptpreiie.
Sm nlIerbsfsn Galle t6nne bas Bolt,
ME Der Rabrungsmttt.l 8ers
matter ertlGrt.
Guf einen Pfunbs2at6 gum preiIe
BON s Gents re6uen.

Waf9ingtOn, .. G., 81. gtu8.
Die Soffnungen auf cine balOige Ees
bu5irung Der grutpreiIe i4DanOen
am syreitag 4benb, ols Der Rabs
runssmittel aominiftrator SpDUer
anfiinbigte, bns Bette, mas bas pus
blitum sripdrten Tonne, lei Elm pfunbs
2aib fir 10 ober, tpenu's gut ssbe,
fir 8 Gents. Cir aatzgents2aib lei
uber nur baun mDgli4, ipsun 8dder,
gittualienbdnbler uno &onIumenten
ii5 p.reinistsn, ale @erseuoung in
ben 9ertbeilungsmctbO aus3uI4eis
ben uHb i'm Sntsrsiis Der JsitIsBung
etues glormdl 9aibes 5uiammens
pirten. Der grsis Don Gamilisnmsbl,
iaete Sooper, Iplte BEL oem sgens
lpdrtissn Nti3snpreis ieoenfalls I'M
slpet ooer brei Dollars pro SAB reous
ANT nerben. gGdersUte6l jsbo4 tperoe
nur psuis biaigsr perOen dls ss isst
tit.
6. Z. gorbp, Der ols 9ertreter Der
gdder bes 2anbes Elm freipiaiser 9e>
billie Soppers 1T, iaste um 5rettnS
gt6snb, baB Elm 16 hn8en 2aib fir
10 gsnts eine tIeine Reouttion Der ge>
a.npdrtigen preiie biIoe. Gr srtldrte
a6er, bab cine preisreOuttion nidt
itattfinben perbe, ebe bic Rahrungs'
mtttel 9lbminiftrntion ibre Blame in
geua auf bic Bidder Suouitrie ans
aetiinbigt babe. Gs Duroe am abeno
oeIaqt, bdB Elm MOnat Oergebeu tDnns,
ebe bds 9rogrumm ausgedrbeitet 1T.
Wtitalieoer hes Wei5enpreIss s&oms
nrittess, tpelaes ben DON Dem YrdIis
benten Wilion feiteeiesteu WeSenprels
Don 1920 empfubl, .rtldrteu, naB tas
Sommittee iiberseugt fei, bub es er>
m6aliht perben tS1ure, einen Bier
ebnsllnserlz2aib fir fiinf Gents al
pertuuf,n.
9ie Uliller bes 2aIlDes pereinbartin
einsn Qrcftt Don % Gents pro JoB.
Inter oisIer gereinbaruna iugte Scoos
Der. t6une bus syaB Taeh IN gaetp gort
au eiuem Yrsiie DON $11. 75-$12.7 IS
0ertduft ntrben. Der prsis ,on
Bidder zgdtentrnebl Tollte ftdl oanu auf
$1O.35-$1l.25 belauten. Der Suras
iduittspreis fir Samilisn gatents
U1sbl in gtep gort mar bonn april bis
9lueuft $3.50. Gegeutpdrtig perot
gdder patenlsWebl an Rem gor:tr
@robbdnbler fir $10.65 eeIiefert.
mas fiir aleinb6nbler eirreE preis ocn
$11 bebeute.
5err 6ouper mut)te es far, baB HE
Observation-Disclosures unter oem
aeaentpdrtiasn aontroGIsGeieb bic
greife ppn eer 3eit an, mann bds
Wlehl ben Gnarosb6ubler srrethe. t:s
es fd bei gddern uno 8ttiualier>
bdubttrn aIs 9rpb befinoe. ni6t tons
trpQireu tDnne. Cine Preiss9era6feBz
una toune nur bur9 fretfpilligss lles
b.reinfommen spiiden Sddsru uHb
@ittualien SdHblern unO burd eGs
gemiiben oes publttums, ane 9ereeuz
buna su psrmeiben, er5ielt pereeu
Das Baden oon arpBen 9aiben, eie
ni6t Ing Sous geIisfert unb bdur re-
soblt nsrben, pie es in 0ielsn Sbs!s
len Guropas Der San 1T. piirSe, 10
Iuate Serr SoOper, es erm6gli6sn, Sen
Se6se6n llnsen ani5 fir 6 Gents
su rertouFen. Gs ieien Die hDhsren
arkitslDbne, bic b6beren Rotten fir
bic 5suerung. bic abfisferltns, tcs
@,fdttsn onn 2rebit etc, mas ben
prsis .rb5bs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-01

Der geirb In beftiser Meiie unIsr'
poIiiirnen in net Rdhx Don Irleurl
sensGogsft, fDnf Meilen fiib5tIid
ron Gems. prb friib am sSreitus Wor'
gen bsriuhts r bic gofitionen gu e.
ftnrmsn. Ter Seitb purbe nollftGnbie
5ariidssI9lassn.
Sn paldftina baben mir In Der f.b'
fen Radt iiibpsftli6 bon gaaa unIsrt
2inie an elmer 5ront bon 800 Yurbs
etipas porgeIdoben. troB beftigen
feinolihen 4-tiasriefeu.rs. llnIrs
@erluite tDaren serins.
8erbdltuib mdsige Gill.
berri DIT an Der franz
55fifheH Jront.
paris, 81. auguft. .Deflid bon
Germ ipurbe cine beutI5e patrOuine,
bic perIudte, ii4 uHisrsn 2inieH 81
ndbsrn. suriidgeihlaseu,- beibt es in
Der Dffi5ietlsn Bstdnntmd1uug BON
Jreitas. -an btiben llfern Der Iaaa
boben artilleriesefet9te iiaitgsfunben,
SIM Gliab purhe jiibIih BON 6art,
manns Weil.rtopf Elm feiublider Nm.
griff DoIlitGnbig 5urii6sei9lasen. Bonn
iibrisen 9bsil Der Gront ii. ni4ts
Wi9tiges 5u bsri9ten."
Die peitere, am 46tnS bonn ariegs'
minifierium srlaHns Betanntuo9nHe
Idrtet ipie folst:
.Wdbrenb bss Tages bdben isint
Snfantsriegsfedte itattsefunbm. Das
airtilleriefeuer mar Siemlia befiis In
Der @teenb bon Germ, an Der aisns
5ront unb am rehien ufer Der Waas,
ME aud n0rblib bon Der anb5bs 344
IN Der @egerib bon @erbun.
.Oefh9er arisssfdnus
pIab, 81. 2lus. 9gdbrenb oes Sases
fanben mebrere beftige Geft&te bel
Grte bi Gagen, tpeifIi9 bonn Ddroar
f5luF unb IN om Bergen ipeitlidl bon
Mscnifir fat. Bei Grfe bi 2dsen
ipurben spei itcrt. 2lngriffs eer Bull
garen, bsnen es pdbrerrb Der 3ld9t
aslrnsen mar, F9 in einigen unierer
pcrberen @rd6en feftSuicben. bard
uniers @ssenaneriffe, bic Biz gum
5daesanbru6 bauert.n. fnit Doqfdns
big abssi6Instn. Der 5sinb feet. ie,s
ne anariffe irdbrenb bes Saaes fort.
lpure. nber iibtraa suriideeiGIagen.
.sgn Der Gsgenb BON Monaitir ano
benz Dpirdn Se fdnbeu isbr bsitige
artiIlsrissfe4ie ffait..
0 ON 5fterreihif9 itaIic
nii4en ariessfaau.
plat.
Rom. 81. aug. Cine am ;Jreitas
bonn ariessmiriit.rium trIaiisne Be
inHntmahung lauttt pie folgt:
Nm Donnsritns tdmpften unfers
9ruppen nuf t,m Balm Gi;3a pla.
itau unb auf bem Sarft. Dir srransen
einiss gortbeils an ben u6roli6en
ubhdngsn bes Wcnte San Gabriel
nnb i'm 9reitropi33n 9baI, trob bss
heftigen WioerIianbes oss iyeinbss.
Wir nddteu 636 gefnngene, Elm.
ftlisbIid BON IL Dffi3itrsn, unb srs
beiiteien flint Mafhinsnssi9iise.
2onbon, 81. glus. - Die pom
oittrrsi4if6 ungnrii1en arisasnis
ailferium am lssien Tlittipcd srIdFen.
offiSisIle 8sfanntmanung IN bier eins
sstroffen. sic ldutet ipie fplat:
-Jinl,snilnsr Friegsl1auplds: ga,I
.ifie Sion3o sSdloM bat sinsn grab
luBsrorpentlid,er peftistsii ylanot..
Die gnstifFs Der StaIiener ipar.n
pdhrtnb bss sages nod bsftissr, aIg|
I'm sast porbsr, Der Grfpla blie6 dkr
'bne 3uetfei ouf unisrer Ssitt. auf|
benz 8niufisso 6eiIiaebalt pldiedn
uurbe bic itaIitnifhs Snfanttrie rnl
|abfreihtn 9niterieH ieben aafibess
inierftiibi. Die Mnsriffs pdrsnj
sssfn BIZ Tiitziits u0H|
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-01

6 NIB o n, 81. @ug. Stbi Sediiu,
Der abseIeste iuHge Saifsr bon 9tbehps
nten. Der aus Ufoeoala ertttom, III
lpiebsr eireefdueen tporben, ME ber
nDailn Ml1il" aus 5ibutil, frauscFid
SOmalildnb, eemslbet ipiro.
2ibi SsaTu 1T elm Gntel Sss per=
iprtensn aatisrs wsensItt. eeHsn,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-01

ga6folger er I'M Sabre 1912 paroe.
SIN Dorigsn Sabre tpurbe er oon feI'
ner 9nnte abgeieBt. Sine GOncOner
Oepei9e pom 26. gluguit snt3ieli bic
D}ittbeilung, ooB Der GbgeieBte aailer
unb feline 9lnbdnger breihunosr! Jts'
aierungstruppen geialdgen bGtten, bic
felt ie9s UtonOten oerin4ten. i'm :llIs
aufanaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-01
Gimtnnai, smaag ben september 1917 Yre 2 Gents
9Sefterberi6t.

Obio: G95nss Wetter am Gantss
tag; am SOnntag aaer Ba6ri4stus
Ii4tat mad Regen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-01
Ole &dprcde meron nidt mcdg @ra6g5m,
Sagt Serbert Soober, Ser 9iabrmngsnittels
9lontiniftratnr,
J1(it Re5ugna6me auf ole 5etebung Oer We5enpreie.
Ser friibere aan5ler num Setbmants s5oliueg
MnDor an hie fardea Gatbaaunsn oes efgen Geianben
GerarD.
Gppner, Der !
NSniniftratnr,

cs s b perm 0rD aH g @ i'm eH4 gT 5nmIfe ds @ Or se6rs
s1a eHs anat0n suasn u5a sda saa65ra
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-01
2ln0 Ole Jnle(n IN Der Higaer Bu6t mcr0en uon
far6cn 0cutl6en Gicgcrge(dmaocrn 6cimgcludt
Cperaomem tm gr6Bcrem Waftab bnen aer an ber ga,t
sem rmifidben 0ront mtdbt ftattecinnoem.
an4 an aer nsf9en Sront fat 6 ni9ts i4ases eeisnet


Gin bonn undr al
bic prpmba
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-01
esn her OHfe. bsfuub,te her ,;.iI

rs5n Der Oftfce betunSete ber Jsinb
ipdbrenb Der gal5en lssten @o6s
srobs attipitdt. llngef1br 40 feutbs
Ii9e Glug5euge = Bombeuperfer pi:
aud RdmpffItg5eige = baben uieoer,
bolt bic Snisln IN ber Rigaer 8ufi
uHb an Der Ginfabrt in ben Ginnip
fden Weerbufen bstmgeiu6t uno un,
sefdbr 80 gOnlben auf unfere arisgss
i4iffe unb auf 6afeniDerts abgeipors
fen. llHfere Warineflug5suee batiea
mebrere Sample NIT BEN Ssirb su sc.
fteben, IN bsnen fe aber tsinsn S9as
ben litten.
.Sablrside feinbIide Sdtffe -
5orpebpboots unb llntsrfeeboote -
finb IN Der RG6e unferer &iifte bsm,rtt
iuorben unS feinbli6e MiinsnIuter
ipar.n an Der Ginfabrt IN be Rigaer
gudt tbdtig.
Ser ftnfuiSxir Efnnfaro<h
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-01
Sie pplmiibes 9ruppen
SOaen gssen bic @ntsntsu tns 5eIO
geI4itt Deroen.

Qmiterba n, 81. gtug. Die Sens
tralmG9te ba6eu 6ei4lpfen, poIn.i9e
Sruppen gegen pie @nteHten ms 6eIO
gu iteaen, ple pGbrenO oes Cages aus
Dien telegrapbirt purOe. IS 1T plss
eine f5olge Der bsftlgen Qnaritfe Der
Gutente> >5ruppen. Die Depeite lautst
ME foIst:
rslngeiifts Der aagemeinen Srens
iipe, bic alertpurtet Don tbren 6.iHs
ben inaugurirt norben lit, bdbeN
8eutIalaub unb Seiterrei4slingagn
bei6loTen, bic polHii9eH olITstorps
ullter 0Iterreitii9em &Omndnoo ge'
qen i6re Teinbe gu perpeuoer. oobaIO
Die RrieesIage es 5uIdBt, perOeH Die
&orps pieber ben &eru fir bic poI'
nii9e 4rlnee bilosn. Der 2ranIes
runess unb Retrutierungsitnb, aus
DiterreiAiiben uuo ppInit3en uftter1
tbdnm beitebeno, ptro in5nHdeu IN
qoIen oerblei6sn.
Die llnterbatolungen 5pli9en
Oefterreihs llnonrn uno 0euti9lano
betreffs Der grridtuns einer points
fhsn Eesierunq", beiBt es pettsr IN
Der Depefae, rqeben ihrem gnoe ent'
oeqen unb es ipirb ertpartet, oub pine
nen turSem @inri6tuugen geltdI1en
tperbsn, bic es bem 2orbe erHogll'
den, pieber III bic Reiber Der unab'
bdngigeu Staoten etrSutreteu."
Die polntI6en Sruppen, I'M be es
I'D bier banoell, Iinb ohne 3iotttel
oieienioen, bic in Ruiiii6s poIen aus
oebroht nuroen, raboem oas &ano
bon ben gettroImddteu erobert pilr'
be unb Tomtt mir Der Retrutterune Der
fooenntnten poIrifhn Nrmse begons
nen fpurbe. Die 3dbl bieier 9ruppen
fol nitt grpb fein unb erit tur5ltt
baben Ti6 eiuiqe Rs1itnetter duf9eIof,
neil fie niht inter 0iterrettliben
ober beutiden &pmnn1uoeuren ius
sSelo 3iehen pnllten.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-04-28
"The Crisis" at Rex Theatre.

Several thousand members Of the
Mississippi National Guard were en-
ployed by William " Selig for The
Crisis" battle scenes These scenes
directed by Colin Campbell, were
filmed right on historical battledelds
of the Civil War period and real for
tifcatiOns used during the Civil War
were utilized.
Thousands of men are seen in des-
perate warfare, but these battle scenes
are Just enough in number 20 advance
the actions Of Winston Churchill's
great story. The Crisis" is not a
series Of spectacular pictures, it car
ries a gripping plot.
The Crisis" is the attraction at
the Rex theatre beginning May 4th
for $50 DAYS.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-04-28

Starting today sessions Will be held
every Saturday in the schools of Dis
trict No. l. which includes the towns
of Montreal, Carey and Vaughn. This
action has been deemed necessary in
order that the schools in the district
may be closed earlier so that the con-
tractors may start work on the addi-
ilon To the local high school building
By having school on Saturdays the
schools will close Two weeks earlier.
ON June < instead of June y. The Sat
urday sessions viii start at $ o'clock
IN the morning and in the primary
grades will be continued umil 1870
q clock in the afternoon. with half
hour nj noon for lunch, which Tive
viii be compelled to eat ia
the building. In the high school and
all other grades sessions will continue
until O'Clock. With a half hour at
noon for lunch.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-04-28
FLIES FLEE FROM BLUE.
The Germ Laden Pests Either Fear or
Hate That Color.


The Arabs have long known thai HE,
fear or hate the color blue. and TINT j.
why the houses in many of their towns
are calcimined in Il light blue tint BE
fore the French Academy Of Sciences
recently MrSSrS. Galaiuc and tloul
beert described the results of their oh
ServationS on the eyesi2ht of flies The
only light that these insects see really
well is white. their eyes do NOT see VIC
let and indigo at ai the vibrations oi
the blue and green rays are disagree
able to them and red has the effect OF
darkness. yellow alone of all the col
ored rays is tolerated as we'll as white.
The solar spectrum as seen by the
eyes of fly begins at green ami ends
at bright orange The practical con
clusi0n to be drawn from This is that
when room has blue window pane>
the flies therein become as inactive IA
II it were dark. If IA Shat 1T a blind bc
opened TO let in ray of white iigIt
the flies will rush toward it and 20 on
through the blind.
In Japan they hang curtains made of
beads of blue glass mixed with tubes
OF painted bamboo at the entrances to
butchers and pastry cooks shops
These let the air in, aud the flies 20 out
through the iuterstices between the
beads. but do moi re -cnter.-New York
World.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-04-28
Gun Club Score.
Following are the scores made at
he gun club shoot last Sunday:
SH0D WITH SILENCE.
Big Bull Moose Can Traverse a Thick
Forest Without a Sound.


Although taller than am ordinary
horse, weighing more than half a ion
and adorned with wide spreading aut-
lerS, the bull mouse stalks with ghost.
~ silence through thick>ct forests
where man can scarcely move without
being betrayed 10y the loud cracking of
Try tWigs. In summer it loves low ly-
ing, SWampy forests iu1cr~prr~cd with
shallow lakes and sluggish streams. In
such places ii often WadcS up Ia its
neck in lake to feed ou Sucvu)out
water plants and when reaching tu the
bottom becomes entirely submerged
These visits To the water are some
times by day but usually at night.
especially during The season when the
calves are young and the horns Of the
bulls are but partly grown
Late in the fall. with nli grown
antlerS. the bulls wander Through the
forest looking for their mates, at times
utteriu2 farreachmg calls Of defiance
to all rivals ana occasionally claShu4
their horns against the SapliugS in eXu.
berance of masterful visor. other bulls
at times accept the challenge and
hasten to meet the rival for battle
royal At this season the call Of the
cow moose quickly attracts thc bulls
Hunters take advantage of this ANA by
initiating the cali through a birch bark
trumpet bring the most aggressive
bulls to their doom National Geo
graphic Magazine
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-04-28

The two year-old son of Nh aud
Mrs. Eugene Coey died Monday at
the home of Mrs G. l.. Crandall at
Cedar. Mrs. Crandall had charge of
the boy during the absence of his par
ents and the child having lost bot
tie which he was playing with she
gave it another bottle from a cup
board without taking notice that it
had contained strychnine. The child
placed the bottle to its mouth and
swallowed a portion of the poison,
and died in Mrs. Crandal's arms
while she was hurrying to a neigh
boris for assistance. Burial took place
on Thursday at Saxon. Rev. II J Ar
mitage, pastor of the local NJ T..
church conducting the services.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-04-28

Twenty-seyen young men cOmpris.
ed the third contingent of recruits
which lett Ironwood Thursday after
noon for service in the army and
navy. Four of the party were recruits
for the navy and went to Duluth 10
enlist. The rest of the party went to
Escanaba to undergo examination for
enlistment in the army. and included
four young men from Montreal, this
county. Their names are Anton An
risczik, aged % years; Bruno Jaglow-
ski, II; Florian JOrzak, Is; and Fell
pc Suakpe, %.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-04-28

At the meeting of the town board
past Friday afternoon Geo. c. Foster
pas appointed town attorney at a
saiai y OF $50 per year, Sam Swanson
II steward and teamster at salary
2 500 per month, Ed Smith assistant
L steward and superintendent of
elgh"ays at a salary of $50 per month,
a!nes Collins superintendent of pol
f. al salary of sS5 per month, An
'on Gastaldi night Waterman at sal
y OF so per month. The board or
s"n'1ed as a board of health, electing
NrnFy Meade chairman and Thomas
NoTTis clerk. DR.. c. c. Urquhart
pos over as health officer, his ap-
o'h'inent last year being for a term
n two years.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-04-28

Frank Luhi went to Milwaukee, last
week and on Saturday enlisted for ser
vice in the navy, James Bugni Of
Montreal, who has been employed II
Wakefield and making his home
there, was among the recruits Tor the
navy at Milwaukee Oh Monday.
Among the army recruits who left
lronwOod last week Thursday for Es-
canada were John Sieraski and Ve..
non Cameron, of Hurley, Florian Jer
Yak of Montreal and PrunO DelFavero
of Iron Belt.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-04-28

Anton Grewski, well-known Iron
wood resident, proprietor of meat
market on Aurora street, was fatally
injured last Friday noon by being
struck by street car. He was cross
ing the street and in attempting to get
out of the way of an approaching mo-
tor truck sprang in front of a street
ear and was knocked to the ground,
sustaining a fracture at the base of
the skull which caused his death the
following day.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-04-28

Terry Birlow, representing the Ash
land high school, won tiIst hOnors in
the district oratOrical contest at the
Hurley high school last Friday even
ing. Ills subject was THE Challenge
OF War" Ed kupecka of the Iron
wood school was awarded second place
with the subject "Gratton's Reply to
Cory" In the declamatory contest
at Butternut on the same evening first
place was captured by Miss Frances
McCleary. of lronwood, with a selec-
ton from "Strongheart. " The win
uers of these contests will represent
their schools in the final contest, the
time and place of which has not yet
been announced.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-04-28

Next Tuesday evening, May I, will
be big night at the Armory at Iron
wood, it being the occasion of the
dance by the Moose Drill Team. 1t
will be more than dance; it will be
a May festival and to give it carni-
val effect the hall will be profusely
decorated and confetti will be much
in evidence. The Moose orchestra OF
fourteen pieces will furnish the music.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-04-28

Daniel Reid was reelected chair
man at the meeting of the county
board Wednesday, which was attend
ed by all the members. The board
authorized the purchase of three
ton motor truck for use in road build
ing work in the county, and also flags
and flag poles for the court house
building and county Jail. Adjourn
ment was taken until June Is.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-04-28

\ change in the passenger train
schedule on the 500 line has been an
hounced to take effect tomorrow. The
evening train which now leaves Ash
Pdhd at 40 will leave at o'clock
HrnYing AT Milwaukee at $3.50 Il. m.
pa at Chicago at s:22 a. m. The train
3fom Mellen due here at 9:22 will ar
Fi'e at O'Clock hereafter on account
- ms change on the main line.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-04-28

John Pascuzzi, employed as a miner
at the Cary mine and residing at the
Cary location, reported to the police
early Sunday morning that while
walking from Hurley to his home he
was attacked by three men and robbed
of a watch and a small sum of money.
He was unable to identify his assaii-
ants but Immediately reported the
matter to the police.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-04-28

DR.. c. c. Urquhart, health officer.
has prepared set of sanitary rules
governing the conduct of citizens,
business men and property owners in
the town of Vaughn which = will be
to their interest to read and take
heed thereof. The full text of the
rules is published on the last page Of
this paper.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-04-28

Mrs. w. +. Kelly, of lronwoOd. left
last Saturday for New York City to
begin the fulfllment of a three years
contract az "A dramatic and concert
singer under the direction of Joseph
Oppenheimer, a weil-known impress
sario of the metropolis. Mrs. Kelly
will make her first appearance on May
II in recital at the Aeolian Hall.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-04-28

Don t think too much Of your own
methods Watch other peoples ways
and learn from them This IL good
advice, especially when bilious or
cOustipated. YOu viii lind many
people vino use Chambt lain's Tab
let's tor these ailments with the best
results. and will do we,l TO follow
Their example