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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-10

rem nod idtperem 9eiSen Inn Maerer
SnipitnI bonn lobe abgeri.fen uni
ipirb am g)eithpo1 gachnitttog BON
Iraiierbouie an @oro 9 Strobe aus
uiter 6er Qeitiing bon Naitcr o. 9,
3crbolO i'm GREENWOOD Grieobof be-
graben.
- Der 8lftano bes SdiiIfuperin.
tenoenten 9. ssopee. ipeIder ih I'M
Tlertp Soipital elmer Speration I'm.
terSog, III cin befrieoigenber.
- Tie frni,fe ssraI Marp 8. arie-
ger bon No. 43t Soutb IDerue iDur6e
geitern nod ten Wercp Soipital &c.
braf)t.
-Serr Surrp gtol5 bonn Gdladt'
i4iif .Wifigan" 1T bel ieinen Gltern
in OF Salnilton gu 9eiud eingetroi.
fen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-10
VeripnaI. Noti3en.

9err Gtas. 8. Dstl pom Re'
botiionsiaaI oes Gine. DoEtsblatt bal
ssitern auf umpesen iibsr bic SdnDeil
bic erfrsulide Ra4ri1t erbaltsn, bab
er gum Grobbatsr aDaneirt III, inbem
feline dliefte so9isr Jrau Jrmo
Stibbe. Gattin b.s SberIeutnants
Otto S.ibbs in Gonsis, am eriien
Mars ppn elmer irdftigen Rriessto6s
ter entbunbsn iporbsn 1T. Die poits
tarie enibdI! auh bic fernere Wittbeis
lung. bab ii4 Shutter unb ao4ter unb
bic iibrisen WitsIi,bsr Der JamiIis
beim beiteu BobIe befirtbet, ,trib es
psber ibnen, nod anb.ren eintpobs
nern bon 9uit3is an irgenb enpas
maugele.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-10
gHIiekuttg nDnU Uranereiex
,txb Srenmereiem,
3tpeds Dersr0beruns bss getrsibs'
porrat6s,
auf Der RabrunssmittI aonffsn3
In Ct 2ouis in sluresuns
gsbra1t

@t2ouis, Wlo., 9. April. I'm
ter ben Dorihldstn, ipslde am Wlons
tag BON 5enrp :. Wntsrs, BEN prdT.
benten Der aderbaui3uI. bes Siaates
aanfas, In Der bon BEN aderbau.
Sslrsidr 6ouiton tinbtrufensn aoRs
fersnJ Sur 8sratbuns Der Pahrunsss
mitisl Situation bes 2an4es sematt
ipurben, ipar aud Der, 9rahersisn uno
8rennsrtisn 81 ffliebfn. Tim Ostrsib.
5u jparsn, unb bic Ssrftslluns BON
9rob burh bns MnbIsn bon WeiJsn
bon 73 auf 81 pro5sut gu erb0bsn.
Dabur9 piirbs, ipis Matters srilGri,,
bic WsbIprobnttion nm 100000
Iab erbobt. fpGbrenb bur@ bic Sdlie.
bung BON 4rnuersisn unb Brennsreisn
818, ,5O8, ,095 Bufbsl @strsibs fiir bic
Wiebmdft seii4At fperbsn t6nnte.
,Wir bsgtnnen einen Der er0bisn
ariess obne cine 4obrunssmiiisI sRs,
isrpe1, iaeis 6err Wotsrs. Der 0ors
ratb, ipslfer iiG TN Qanbe befinbet.
iDirb Dor Der neusn Grnts aufsebrauGt
fsiu. llnb IoIts bieis unsiiniiis auss
fallen, 10 ftiinbs bas 2anb Dor benz
sr1bisn Observation-Disclosures felt
bsm 9iirssrtrisse.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-10
Die Cuarteripen
Wil fdj In ben Gienf bes amerifani'
iden Notben areuJeS feQeH.

Der @pritanb Der Auarterfpsnbe
bat bf6lofien, bic Organization fcrts
an In ben Disnft bss omerifantf@sn
Notbsn 2r.uaes gu neIIen. ginseIbeis
ten folIen BET Der nddfen 3ufammens
tuuft Der WitsIi.ber bdpro&en pers
ben.
Mabsebenb fir ben @eihlub bes
9orftonbss mar bi. Gripdguns, bob
bic bur6 bic politiiden GnttpideIun'
gen Der I.bt.n Dohen gf9affenen
neusn @ufeaben rlsue pfIi4ten erfors
bern. SesaaIb giebt Der 9orftaub fih
Der Grpartuns bin. bab bic MitsIieber
aud fernerbin Der Sade Der tperstbd'
tistn WG4ftenIiete treu bleiben unb an
bi. neuen aufsuben nit bemislben
Offer bsrantreisn, ben iie bisber nit
70 slan5.nbsm GrfoIs be.unbet bdbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-10
1882 6eiratbs 2i3enien.
Wurben an Wontas in
Gbicdao ertptrft.


gbitaso, 8. glpril. am Wons
tag ,purbsn bier 1I32 5siratbs s2ejens
fen, bic srSbts Mn5abl In Der De-
ididte bts Gountpgsrihts, ausssiielIt.
Wdbrsnb b.s san,en Taees iparteieu
Iange Reiben bon Observation-Disclosures
auf 3utriii gum abenssgureau, 70
bab fdmmtlihe anssiteG!e i'm @urtau
bes gountpeIeris berange3osen tuerben
mubisn Geridts gailiffs un0
Silfs Gberiffs iuurb.n beauftrast,
bic Drbnuns aitfre9t gu erbaIten uno
bic pielsn perfonsrl fpslde bic junsen
Wadnner beldiiigt.n unb Fs bride
berger nannten, 3uriid5ufpeifen. Die
mstiten Der iuns.n 5eiratbsfanbibas
ten itslItsn In 4br.oe, bdb iie ii& mes
gen bes Ruf.s gu ben Wafftn nit ib'
rsr Seiratb beeilen. Gs ipnrbeH bic
p.fdiebenIisn GntfduIbisunsen pors
ssbraht. tbeils r.lisiDier. tbeiIs anbs'
rer Nrt. Giner Der iinsen WdnneS
fogte, er teiratbe iein Mdbheu. ebe
elm anberer "a belomme.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-10

uHlet ubtUf III puWtitpu w perr
Gbnaro grud, 449 Sao Sanite Ctr.
Sea Gel. 476.H. Some Tbons
| t631.g.
- 8eTtern trat oas appeIationsgc.
ri6t III Sanilton in Sisung. Die
9fitter Oliper SSolles, ,Srnnf 9ormall
uito 5runcis Samilton iuerbeu iiber
ie9s ibnen porIieget6e Sale enti6ei.
BEN.
- Sic BON sSrnu Celia 3D. Dupis
BON Spcaupre StraBe geeen ibren
Sdrpager, U. gR. Gapis, Gneeitrengte
aloge, ber5ufolge Oapis ibr Iiamants
ringe i'm @ertbe BON $237 entpanSte,
murbe eiitlid beigeIest. 0npis batte
Samiltou Dor elmer gSo9e perIaiien,
mar aber in Chicago perbaftet iporben.
PoliSeid,ef Strifer, tpelder nad icner
Stnbt absing. geIane es, einen Der.
gleih 3u Stanoe 5u bringen, berlSu.
iolae Tanis ben pollen @ertb Der
9finee be3aIlte unb bonu aus Der Gait
entlaiien nriroe.
-S Serr 3. sSrco aoerber, Iitslieo
Der ssiruna S. 5reo aoerber & Son an
Maihineion Girdi;e unS Central slpe.,
un0 5rl. 2ulp Cor fp.irben am Conn.
tag i'm Scim Der @ralit IN Snbiann.
polls cbeIi6 perbunoen.
- Ter periiorbene Matbins @aber,
bciicn Ieiiainent nm Moniag i'm @e.
ridte eingereidt purbe, rermaft iei.
men gsahlaE ieiner Wittpe unb ieinen
beioen Ginbern.
Naitor Gcorg 3ieeler bon oer
luttrriiben Simnaniiels @eneinbe
UNI 2ebrer SEQ $. Sippel BON Der
SnlnorueIsI ISfMle ipcbnen IN bieier
@ote Der Citer.aonferens in eynbia.
iiapoIis BET.
- Sn Der Ha1a bon Sonntag apur.
oe Scrr g9iaiam N. Stonebrioge, Ell.
ler Der befa,uteiten @eidyaftsndnner
ben $auliItost jm Glitter pou AS SAB.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-10
1ie biesm0diesn Symphonic Son
serfe.

GsI.gsrtlih Der nd1jfen beibeu
epmpbonietonserte. bic am Greitaa
9ta9mittos unb am Samitas Gbent
ituttfinbsn, fpirb OILS Soliiiin bic So'
praniitin Welonie Rurt ibr Gineinna'
tier Debut MAIDEN, bie NIT ibrsr berr'
Ii9en Sopranitimms ipGbrenb Der bers
floFsn.n sipei Sabre i'm Often sIdns
,snbt 9riumpbe sefsiert bat. Oas
poIIiidnbiae prosromm Der beibsn
2on1srts III tpie folst:
Duperture .NIi Babd' Cberubini
Spmpbonie In 3 Dur gfo. 8 8rabms
Cine sti,ss ber St~pen MiteI.
afien1 Borobtn
Uric ,,Sentn's 8aIIabe- aus Der
alies.nbs 6ondnber4 Magner
OGmmerungsbilber Bruner
arie ~atbf@euIi4er' aus 81.
bsIio" Deeibopen
glam.usf.ier pupsrture geetboosn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-10
.qitsernriidJer Stub.

Ginen isbr intsrsHanien @ortrass'
abtnb TN Dsutiden aitterarittf7
Rlub oeripri6t Der Wittpo6 Su brtn'
a.n gortrassnb<r III 5err profsilOI
&. Wof.csd, Der bic sriie arbsit aus
elmer Rebs Don Wortrdsen iber DIE
auIiur unb Ruuitperiobe Der R.'
naiFanes- litit. Der bur4 Sittql'
Der illuiiririe Wortrag banbeIs iber
JtaIien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-10
Ne,upnrt.

Die Heuport Office fir bas Gin.
eiunatier gulfsblatt" beiinSet iid in
@u. 339 yurf straiie, sescniber
bem Guurtbpuie, puielbit Henigfei.
ten, au3eigen II. I. IN. bis 8 ltie
abenos eHtsegensenonmeu merben.
Selepbpn Sonth 24O1.
Setratbsideine: Sobn Weutb
BON IIerdnoria, ap., uno Sap Ro.
lamb bon bier; Gbparb afborn, 80,
nno paultne glat.Isp, "a, 9sibe bon
Cincinnati; peter Flanagan, 30, uno
CLARA Sttman, 80, 9eibe BON Sriorb,
D; Wablop 80. Qtpiso, 2s, bon
Canton, g., unS Map 9bomas, q,
bon Cincinnati; GssIie 9. WiIes, 81,
Bon gincinnatt, unb geFie Barnes,
25, DON Someriet, Sp.; aucien StsiIe
unb glisabetb SOpp, 9siSs DON bier;
Sno. Smith, Don aIsraubria, unb
Sop ppIano, bon bier.
= 8sfistitelD.ranberuns.n 1bos
mas u. 0onelau an Daniel gartb,
eine Got 80 BEL 100 SUB on Der Defs
ieite Der Central 2tpsnus, 81; Murie
unb 8. Garnun an Warb GnsIen, Elm.
Got an Der SibIeiie Der 10. Strabs
in Clifton, DitIid Der port QDsnue.
35 Bel 95 SUB, 81; Warp pose u. u.
an Sobn 8. Coos, Sbsils Der 60. 8,
tpie i'm Sriginalplan Der Stabt Refos
port anesgeben, 81; Rarp 6. 2ops
an Mm. 6. Smith, sins Got on Der
WeftIeite Der Central Ipenue, 80 Bel
78 SUB, 81.
= Sm poli5eigsridt fpIIte s.iisrn
Gbarlss Siginbotbam bon Der Sobge
unb pattsripn Strabs, peldsr Be-
i9uloigt pirb, ieinen grubsr rpGbrenb
eines BDrtpe6iels nit benz UleFer
attodirt gu 6absn, iid perautporteu.
Der Strett mar ipesen beg arieees
9a Der 8erlebte ni6t i'm
Stanoe mar, 5ur 8erbonoIuns gu ers
i6einen tpurbe Der JalI Biz auf tpei>
teres oeridobsn, unb ba Der 9nees
tlagte bic giirgIdaft BON $500 nidt
ftelen tonnte, tpuros er na6 Der Sail
9ei3idt. - 0rei bdIbpiihIis. gum
gen betaarten ii9 Der Sruntenbei.
i9ulOig. sic eaben bem gii6ter ben
Ramen bes Wirtbes an, Der ibuen
Dbis,ep pertuuFt baben iou.
- 315 Reierp;itsn Derlieben seitern
Jcrt Sbpmas, I'm in ibrs Rsgimenter
Seute perbeu 275 Wtann
Folgen.
- gIaabe e. s. gOblsr, 81, Der
nm 4. Mai 1916 in bic Bunbesurmee
.insetrsten mar, fpurbe porgeftern in
5ort 5bomas DON einem ihpereu uns |
poblTsin befaaen. gr purbe mad benz !
UilitGr Soipital gebra6t, tpo er |
line Strnbe ipdter itarb. Die 2sthe !
pirb bebufs geerbisuns mad ReubaIs |
bile, Snb., sebra9t perben.
- Spbn Rogers, q, unb SoIepb |
sr6, 19, pelde bes Strabsnrdubes
iub 9rosens Oerborsener Mdffen ans
Jetlagt iinb, tpurbeu geiteru boh bern
yrtsbensrihter WilIer in Sort Sbo,
mas ben 9rObsefdDoreHeu iiberipies
en-.
= SIN 8unbesgeri4t purM seiiern
yacob 2ohr Don Repport, sueI4er be-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-10
ROrbInltiser HasIdje.

Die 9oli5ei fudt gegeuipdrtis nod
bem Jnrbisen Mbbp Sparfs BON SO.
713 @eit 8ierte Strabe, Der geiteru
Gbeno i'm @erImif eines Streits fei.
ner @attin GIiSa nit einem GteDolDer
3u 2eibe gins iulb ibr cine auseI IN
bic @ruit jagte. Die GraI Iiegt IN
iebr bebenfIidern 8itjtanbe ilu ihioti.
i&ea SoipitaI boruieAer,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-10
pIotIidy ssitorben.

Ger SO Sabre aIte Subrmann Geo
Ners BON go. 35l Beit Seddte Str1'
Be itarb aeitern pl6sIih IN ieiuer @ob'
nlrng iu,D Coroner Or. 8uler iteilte
felt, bab Der Cob burh eirlen Ser5'
jd,laa perlriad)t rporben ipar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-10
Amcrii iianiider 0a,npfer
3 m RiiteIIdnbif9en Weer
BON einem unttrfee
boot berfentt.

Mafbtngton, .. g., 8. April.
Dos Staatsbsportemtnt III bon BEN
Der. Stanten RonIuI GauIin IN Wa0r.
ieifle ikna&ri&tist ipOrbeu, bab Der
em<1siapil4s 0om1tss sea1asp'.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-10
9entperatmr'O eri@t.
elIisstt bon Q. AIsia . Nrs. Cstiil

nm sins anaItnns h stssn xsss ~ Sssisss,
utbms man LAXATIVE 3RoH9Q oUI-
NINE - eisbt nur sia -0reme nuintns..
Gs nnifrf6Esft bon 9. = oasss ~ tseu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-10

bon 1890 9onnsn, i'm WitielIdrbis
f6en Wlser bon einsm beuiiden llntsrs
i..boO! p.ritn!i iporben IN. Die san3e
gefabuns purbe ssrettet.
Der 9ampfer mar am 3. Wdr5
nit elmer 2abuns I'm D.rtbe bon
10000 no6 0enua unb dnberen
itaIieniiden 6Gfen abqeqan1tn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-10
Meusteria.

.pupa. lam man NIT bss 3unos
isbtn9@
-Hein.s
~ sies boz abes ssh1asseui.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-10
GEO. P. SCHWHTzER.
VOLKSBLATT
10 B R 0 0 N S
127 CT z. strais.
Srufiaf)eit

Itber grf IN bsut4er nnb eneIifnsr 2rrafs
iir 1sftsisslsuts, perdnt etc. utberfstarasn
ipstssu cui H1Hnfn tsforst
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@amilton.

Infer &sent in SamiItpn 1T !5err
Gbnaro grud, 449 Sao 5anfte Ctr.
Sel Gel. 476.H. Soms Tbone
t631.g.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-14

MT. ana MIS-. lin CuTley,
panied by Mrs. J. M. Mahowald, spent
Sunday at Henry with friends.
Flag day will be observed by the
Elks Of the city, terminating with a
program at the Metropolitan, tonight.
w. f. Michel, druggist. Of willow
Lakes, was attending to business mat
tiers in the city the first of the week.
The Sons of Veterans have decided
to invest the accumulated interest on
the Mellette monument fund in Lib
erty Loan bonds.
Mrs. w. w. Kane. Jr., returned the
fore part Of the week from Brecken-
ridge, Mimi, where she had been Wis
ting her brother, Mrs. r. w. Pickard.
Miss Grace Banks, who has been
taking a course in the Northwestern
university, returned home the first of
the week for the summer vacation.
Mrs. s.. B. Sheldon was summoned
last week to Chicago to attend the
bedside Of her sister. Mrs. q. 3.
Thompson, who had been suddenly
stricken with illness.
Carl Paulis, son of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
b. Paulis, departed the frst Of the
week for a visit with his %grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rabe, at
Blue Earth, MINI.
Governor Peter Norbeck passed
through WATERFOWL Monday morning
enroute to the state capital from the
twin cities, where he had been trans
acting business for a day or SO.
he Sens OF Veterans q the city
have incorporated under the laws Of
the state. with the following incor-
porators: Rev. f. b. Stockton, 4. ].
Shaw and J. y Chaplin
Mrs. i. G. Hill returned Sunday
morning from st. Paul, where she at
tended the graduating exercises at
Oak Hall. Her daughter, Miss Helen.
graduated from the institution, and
accompanied Mrs. Hfa hame.
G. B. Collins, representing the Dial
ton adding machine, the local agency
for which is held by the Waterfowl
Printing and Binding Co, arrived In
the city Tuesday evening to look az
ter the demonstration OF the machine,
Deputy sheriff Frank Elkins wena
to Plankinton Monday morning, tax
ling with him Helen Mccarthy, ~
years Of age, who was committed t.
the industrial training school. Ht
was accompanied BY a woman attend
ant.
Secretary George Schlosser, Of thu
TChamber Of Commerce, has beer
sending out communications concern
ing improvements in the, Twin Citiel
and Black Hills Trail, with a view !.
securing cooperation along the lin
IL the state.
The stockholders of the a. 9. q
w. building association held 4 mee1
Ing q few days since and elected til
following omcers for the ensuins
year: President, 81. +. Eddy; vic
president, r. q. Bush; secretary, I
shaw: treasurer, Lewis LaDou.
Salesman-For general mercantil
trade Il South Dakota, TO sell 4 re-
proposition Of merit Vacancy NOV
! Attractiye commission contract 81
weekly Tor expenses. Miles BY
Ter Co.Whoieaale jewellers 154s
Carlin Bldgs, Cleveland. Ohio.
5 ollbert barter and family, o1 I4sxs
J departsd from ills CITY. Monday. 4
I tnx spent Sunday here WITH the ~
4 ierss NV GEspite lls. MIN. Az
brdek x6stf Thsy q thsncse q 81
M Intending II nas
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-14
TESTIMONY.

Time is the test or truth. And
Doan's Kidney pills have stood the
test In Waterfront. No WATERFOWL
resident who suffers backache. or an
noying urinary Ills can remain uncon-
vineed BY this twice-told testimony.
Eber Robbins. SOL First "
watertown, says: While Id the civil
War, hardships brought on kidney
complaint and doctors said / had
Bright,s disease. suffered ali the
time from pain and lanneness across
my back. Often at night ! had j de-
sire to pass the kidney secretiona,s
breaking my rest. Medicine helped
me very Iittle. Finally, used Doan,s
Kidney pills and they were D great
benent. Every one ~ the troubles
left and I now feel stronger and 4
work better sNs
OVER FIVE YHARS LATER, NJ.
Robbins said: All said III the en-
dorsement \ gave Doanss kidney Pills
several years ago conhrm today
don't know of any other ndneymed4
icine quite as effective as they
Price so, II I'LL dealers. polnlx
simply ash forsa kidney remedSlSs
Deans kidney Pflls--fhe sa1ae thf
Robbins has titles pnslbSMely
ommended. FostsrsMlihnrn
Props Buffalo, N,
II
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-14
Dr.. "A. Storlie
New Haana Building
Phone 2165 Watertown, S. q.

Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Curley, accom-
panied by Mrs. J. M. Mahowald, spent
Sunday at Henry with friends.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-14

apireiia corseAs, made @ mensure.
Residence service Mrs. o. w Peter
son, ff11 End Ave. s. E. Phone 4127.
81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-09-01
FAWCETT HITS AT
latest CRITICS

the care of horses and barn work.
1t pays substitutes continually to
permit all the men to have time
off; in fact, It is doing just the
best 1t can under the circum-
stances. And it will do better
just as soon as conditions permit
it to do so.
But in the light of present
conditions the city attorney has
given us the opinion that the peo-
pie will have to vote us the power
before we can grant the demands
made upon us.
Personally, | have a greater
respect for the legal advice of
our competent and successful city
attorney than for the whimsical
ranting of G. E. Muckler, and
much as | would like to make
1t easier for city firemen / will
not vote to install the two-pla-
toon system until / can do so
legally.
This may be penny wise ard
pound foolish according to
Muckler. but at least 1t is honest
with the people. But possibly
that is something that does not
count with Muckler."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-09-01
TWO-JURY
SYSTEMS
ADOPTED

The two-jury plan will be adopt
ed for the trial of the army-post
condemnation suit, which Is set
for Sept. "a, Judge Clifford an
nounced after discussing the mat
ter with attorneys Saturday morn
ing.
As soon as 1t has been empan-
eled and sworn, the first jury will
be taken to view the tracts Of land
on which the first hearing is to
be held.
While this is being done, the
second jury will be empaneled and
sworn, and while the first jury is
hearing evidence on the first cases,
the second jury will be viewing
the tracts on which the next case
or group Of cases will be heard.
Advocates of both the one-jury
and the two-iury system based
their arguments Saturday on the
statute passed by the last legisla-
ture to permit the bringing of
the army post, P. C. Sullivan argu-
ing that the methods of procedure
is left by the statute to the discre-
ton of the Judge, and J. T. s.
Lyle, special county attorney, that
1t was left to the discretion of the
county commissioners and the spe-
cial attorney.
1.-THE statute doesn't say word
about the discretion of the court, "
declared Judge Clifford, land
think 1t is clearly within the
courts discretion"
About 40 of the 1885 defend
ants involved in the first suit were
represented by the dozen or so at
torneys present Saturday. The
trial will cost the county approx
mately $3.50 day, Lyle estimated
He will announce on Sept. 10
which cases will be taken up first
when the trial begins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-09-01

Affidavits in support OF the mo-
ton OF P. ]. oliver to have the
divorce which was granted his
wife, Florence, last May, set aside.
revealed such tangled state of
affairs when the motion was ar
gued Saturday morning, that
Judge Chapman took the matter
under advisement.
Oliver swears that when he was
served with the summons and
complaint in the divorce suit, and
also cited to appear in court and
show why he should not pay ALI
mony and attorneys fees, he did
not employ a lawyer but came in
person and told the court his fin
ancial condition; that his wife's
attorney, Thomas j. Wayne, told
him she had decided not to pro-
coed further with the divorce and
that he need not concern himself
about 1t.
Later, the attorney wrote Oil
yer, he swears. that his wife had
changed her mind and II he did
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-09-01

Replying to critics who have
censured the city for not imme-
diately granting a two-platoon
system in the fire department,
and explaining that the city's
finances will not permit of such
an expense, Mayor Fawcett issued
the following public statement
Saturday:
&c. e. Muckler, editor Taco
ma Church Record, says l am
penny wise and pound foolish
for not rushing headlong to grant
the two-platoon system to city
firemen.
II doubt IL Tacoma business
men would vote that Muckler's
career qualities him to pose as an
expert in finance. And l am con-
fident he is not voicing the sem
timent of Tacoma churches in de-
handing that the Tacoma coun-
ell break the law and violate the
city charter by doing what he
asks.
For 1t is a financial impossi-
bility to grant what the firemen
are demanding today without
breaking the law.
THE people have not only
voted down the two-platoon idea
when it was submitted to them,
but they have adopted charter
which limits the council in ex-
penditures and the city is right
up to that limit now. Yet Muck
Ter says go ahead and vote money
you have not got and break the
law.
THE churches of Tacoma
ought to repudiate such intellec-
tual anarchy in a publication
that poses as their mouthpiece.
"The city has done much for
the firemen and is improving
their conditions just as fast as it
can. Just last month it raised
the pay of every man $40 a
month. 1t is motorizing as fast
as possible and relieving them of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-09-01
Positions

We are con-
stantly send
ing out our
graduates.
Why not re-
view and brin 9
yourself up to
grade. We Will
place you.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-09-01
DRAFTED
ROCKIES
HONORED
UNITED Press Leased yyire.)

ANSh -sAGsy
NEW YORK, Sept. Amer
lea today began honoring her sons
drafted for the army of democ-
racy.
For the next four days the ma
ton will pay homage to the flow
er of her youth called forth to
battle under teh selective service
law. Celebrations of al lsorts,
banquets, parades, patriotic meet
ings, will mark the ''send-off'
day in hundreds of cities, reports
to the United Press show.
Many occurred today. All will
be concluded by Tuesday at the
latest. President Wilson is to
take his place in the ranks of the
new national army men and
march with them in Washington.
1t was the presidents own idea
of the homage he should pay to
the men who will back his words
with fighting.
In Philadelphia the Liberty
bell will be taken briefly from
its wrappings and its ancient,
hallowed metal tapped, that an
echo of the clang which once her.
aided Americas democracy might
once again start parade SYM
bolical that America has not for
gotten those ideals. 1t will give
the signal for Philadelphia S
marchers.
In New York, the greatest
city's 3S,621 men of the draft
army will be the peoples guests.
There will be a parade, speeches,
drills, entertainments ev-
cry man of the national army will
find his insignia his admission
to baseball parks and many thea
ters. This will lbe on Tuesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-09-01
Tangled Divorce Is
Placed Before Court

not appear by April 80 the divorce
would be granted by default. The
letter was addressed to Oliver at
the family home. in Tacoma. but
did not reach him at Kapowsin
where he was working. until after
the default had been taken.
In the meanwhile, Oliver had
twice spent week-ends at his home
and on April 10th, his birthday,
his wife sat on his lap and was
especially loving to him, failing ut
terly to mention the divorce.
Attorney Harry H. Johnston
represented oliver in court Satur-
day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-09-01
LATCHEM NEW
COUNTY JUDGE

Frank A. Latcham was appoint
ed justice of the peace by the
county commissioners Saturday
morning, to succeed Dewitt M.
Evans, who resigned two or three
days ago. Evans received a COM
mission as lieutenant following
his course at the Presidio. =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-09-01
Youngsters Ask
Permit to Work

The taking effect of the federal
child labor law Sept. / brought
visitation of boys and their
parents to Judge Chapman's court
Saturday morning for permits to
work in Tacoma industrial plants.
A number were from the Gregory
Furniture Co., one from the
Northwestern Woodenware Co.,
and others from other establish
mentE. The law provides that
children under 16 must have
permits in order to remain in in
dustry.