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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-11
Geutit,es altenbeim.

Gin botgpillfoHufienes @eiderf
eing sciteru Dem 0elitihen gItcnbeim
in @eitnlt cine5 Gbeds iiber $500 5r,
Den Der Dluencerein bcm goritnllb III
feiipn uuter Sem 8oriis oes 9ijeprGii.
benten GbarIes StlibI un6 Der Broto.
follfubrung beg sefretdrs Sans
3irfe ituttgebabten sisilnq iiber.
ian6te. Der Seiretar iuurbe unaeipic'
fen. bern TdmeTrperein ben 3arf lii
iiterntittcln.
2aut bern gtonntsberidli bes Der.
lpalter5 Tdcobert Qrug hetrdgt oir
3abI Der SSniaiien iest 80 unb @c-
itenfe sinaen Iudhrerb Oes periloiie'
men Dtonats uou ben folaenben Son.
nern Elm, oeucn Der 9anf iiberruittcIt
mlrbe: ". q Sdreiber, Sobu 8
SdniIe. Charles ASiebendnn, q. U.
Steinfc, ,SraG u. gingel. 9elitides
aaacmcin IroteItantiid)es 8niiclt.
l)aiis, ,Somes Geaen uno 9dpio Sum.
mel Guiloing 90. lleber Die eiunab'
men unb 9usgaben tplbrenb oes pori.
gen Daouats bcrid,teten Stnsmeilier
5. Il. Setter unb SiRaBiefretdr
cSohn u. aPeucr iibereinitimmen0 pie
folqt: aclienbeitano am I ApriI
S644; gimlahulcn ipahreno oes NO.
mats $f75.45; ausaaben SSl7.Si;
perbleibt a1i'cH6eitanb $1.64.
slIs neue glitglieoer purben in ben
9llrcrbeinpercin hie Serren ,Sobn 8
SGlulr, gte. $40 Sopftus Strabe, uuS
y sS. @ronb. Der sseripaltcr oes 9eut.
id,en gaeeHlein Rroteitantiidsen @ai'
jen6aujeS auiaenonlmen.
Gem alIiuahmefpmnniitee lprr0e
bebilfs Reitercr Sriifuna 0as @elllt
Des 60 rSdlpe ulten eeonboro Sd<r'
eca. pcn lto. 1926 SSuaIhre apcGne.
Sicrrpoob. Scr in oie anitalt aui1e'
ncuHncn peroer niodte, iibcripieicn
als 8eiuhstomnlttfee fllnairen
mihrcuo Ses Roaats fir ocn @oritatO
ole Serren -. q Defcba9 uno Sans
,,alfs unb fiir oeu g'erein bic Serrea
z. 9runer unb j. Glaiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-11
Jabresfonbentipn
Salt bier ,nr 3eit bic .cbio Stnts
Geleetie NebieaI AIoeiation ab.

Sm 5oiel DibfOn nubm s.itsrn bic
SO. 5abrssDeriammIuns Der ObiU
State Gelsctic Wseital qNociaiion
itrsn qnfans. Den iebr 3dbIreih ers
ifisnsnen Dslesaten purbs Der Wils
tomm bur6 Or. 81. g. Sbomas Don
bier sntbOten unb bic Grpiberunass
rsbs bitlt Dr. 8. y. Barter aus
pioud, ipprolf nah Der erHennung
Der Qommittsen prdiibtnt Or. q. %.
Gobbp aus Sibnep itillsn Jnbrssbes
ridt untsrbr.itste. WGbrsnb bes Rah'
miitaes purbeu cine Rsfbe BON Dor
trdesr. namsntli5 iiber bi, 9ebanbs
luns Don 4inberiranibeiisn esbaltsn.
Sir beute Dormiitas iiHb i'm Gtlsc=
tic 6Ofpital 6irursif4e aliniisu pors
oeisbsH unb boHn ioIeer tpisber 8crs
tr1ae iibsr offen.lites SanitGtspefsn,
Geburtsbitfe. ioipis iibtr gsbnnolune
pon Obrsns, Qugens unb RaitnIstbsu.
Qm 9ltxno ipirb Elm gnnistt I'm 9us
fiHeb Mens Club bic 9eIseaten unb
ihre Sdmen pereinsn. tudbrenb i'm
aaufs ees Rabmitiaas fir bic Oamen
cine 9utomobilfabri orrb bic Siaot
unb ibre nGbsre llmeebrng auf BEN
qrcaramm ite5t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-11
Mm gamffag
S2nrbe bic @erbanbinus geaen ben
iuSpenbirtea RoIiieiinipeftOr
slimms perifUbeu.

3ie Gertan6lMng ilber Die an.1a.
cen acgcn ben pom Gienh iiiSpenoir.
ten 9soli;etinipeftcr &immo mtroe &C.
,tern BON Observation-Disclosures 5rieo.
l.niber bis sum GnHftag oerid)obea,
eo slnraIt 0uranS, Der Red,tsbeiiton0
',iInncs. abioIiit auf einer 8erffie.
bing bsitan6. or tpoIlte Die ger9ano.
iIma ulr ,ebn 9age perihnben nilier.
cser ibM. wilroe bcScittet. H1b oieier
ssimit mlerfuabar iei. reil oas eheies
beionoers beftimuIt, ocB oGe eernrt;.
qcn i51ile innerbclb BON iiini Snaau
M gerbnRbIiIae fonmren miiiich
Sicie fiinf 1age tpiirben i'm gtnmJo.
iden ,,saile on Senntag ablmifen inlO
Eurnno perfudfe oann einen ani.
htnb bis gtcntae 3n erlulrfen, uuter
fer s'cbmtDtlins. bob Der SonHtaa ais
Seirrtua nidt 3dble, aber Siferbcits
nircftcr 3riehlauber woIIte iid anf
feline decentralization einlaIieu nno
ean iifer sehen. onnm feSie CT bic
ser5anOIung oui Sainitag gorn,it.
icg an.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-11
observation-disclosures.

IGOpu $. Reintins, 81, 3642 Tons
! tietb Goe.
iRargarst 9. 9rabtts, 19, II Weit
Gorro Sir.
(@.ura, @aTbinston, 38, Rorth9.uc.
l2ucp 6. SamiItou, %, cessI
I@inium ). Rssblss, %, 3163 9ur.
pep glps.
ieoru =. Graf q, GImpOOo 9'Iucs.
lgorOl 6. scott, %, Detroit. gRa.
lgirginia g. GbriitOff 20, Nl.
Wdibinstou.
IabOmas u. Smart, 45, Wsabifrns
bile.
ieu,ius Gump6sa. 81. bssgI.
JGbarlcs q. Barter. 40, 4e scnt9
! @aripid.
iMarp u. 5rp, 26, S24 9utbins Nh.
IGrsb !. Sbptiufurt. %, Tsp Sa
I lisbnrp.
ieDbia Sect, %. 1904 spcamrre q.
jScbu gidsrIpu, q, 227 BRIT
! Souare.
lamauoa EsOsRpOrt, 80, 227 stSgi.
lBdrren W. Rumiep, So. aurur0.
I SnOiaHd.
5attie y. Rice, 40, @iuOiOr 9Disl.
Iebparo =. SdOrr, %. 4214 Sss
ldnsp slor.
igba 9laons RrrHer. %. 2453 elp-
bourne place.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-11

Iirofr bon $40 uno Soften iiber i'm,
iiiepenoirts Sieie Strafe ic6od.
gu jebn 1agen arbcitsbc1,s iito Il.
ner @cIbftrufe non S25 uiio Soften
DurOe Der Snrbiee eoauorb g,ei,bIc.
ton berurtbeilt, Der porgeiiern IN itarf
ongebeitertem 3uitano feline eltern
,:nb ieine 3efdepiiter aus oem &miie
eciaet uno ben PoliSiiten 9alnm mn5
3iemon oergueiielten @ibtritauo &C.
Ieiitet bate.
Bier Anto-nier frurben gciiern ben
Ridter Spiegei nit @eIoiiraien b..
batt. &illiam 9earil bon SooelanO
mubte SIS imo bic Soften bejabIen.
irdtreno Soiparb Sorpep. Rc. 1878
Norton StraBe, 3op Sdil0erinf. ben
ocr CHAPEL Strabe unb @nIter 1igler,
DC. 2931 9leinpiap abeirue, nit ic
$40 uno Soften oaoonfameiI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-11
gterbiidbfeitsberidDt.

;srtbsrit gOsttder. 80. 1909 2aios
lam are. 6trSleiben.
gbarlss 9erbarb Sr.. LAB OF
WicJtidsH aOs.. sebsrperbdrtuns.
eParIss goesI. 40. Sosul SctsI.
5erslsioen.
griOest SOsnrtp. 20. 215s ejabert
glps., 9eherleioen.
GIiInbetb 5onte, 48, 1923 9anglanb
Ape., eebsrperbdrtune.
6snrp 5brosr, 7S. 154e SDnes
Strnbe. 6er5lsioen.
.Attert 5ufnagei. SO, 2101 9ine
Sfi., Ritrsuleiben.
Sohn WiIIer. l6, 2345 89esler
ctr, aunssnIstSen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-11
llnterridJts dHSeigeH.
5reie DffentliAe @orleimns

@nbs beg Samples auf ibren pOitsn.
Die ReOs mnbten fiebeu 9rsffer ses
gen eff unb beioe Rsuner batten ie Ell
ren 5ebIsr auf bsm aerH5OlS. 2oreD
erIuubte teiueu SreipaB 3ur sriten
Bale sessu bier fetnss 9egners uno
iauote pier 2uftFa6ler 5ur 9art seeen
bret. IS mar Elm iebr Invertebrates
Spisl. m bem bic rRsbs" pom Slid
unb OOn ben S6isbsri6tern itiefmut@
terlid tehanhelt rpurben. Sopf mar
infer better SbIdser nit 5pei afpei-
baiieen srefferH. 2lIs S6tsbsridter
fungirten S'0ap utb gransfieIb.
RefuItot Der gefrtgen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-11
0eburfen.

Gilbert uub @Ieoupre Sitter. 26 u.
13. Str, WtGbhen.
See unb Sutberine &embeI, 4001
Beit s. Ctr, Mdoten.
Mlnurice unb georl gtbent, 1923
Wefttppub Gpe., &udbs.
gtuguit uno Caroline BuIen, 1922
4rliueton Str., Wdbhen.
9eorse uno @iteno Snpber, 2906
6eufban 9lbe., Ndonen
Sobu uno Satberine Zimmerman,
2238 9pgen Str, anabe.
6orrp uno MnrtIe Seriten, 2183
6errid gpe., Wtdpheu
6drrp unb Sbersie SueftIein, 1924
8ont Str., Wdbhsn.
9loam uno Sntis 6olerbah, 1880
5reemGn Goe., MGDhen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-11
=. q. 5orafer
Ter pormalise 8OuUsrHeur nno SuH'
belieuatOr ans oem GebeH
geidieosu.

s5u Ieinsr Refoen5 an Der 9ranoin
ROao 1T gsftsrn 5oltPb 9eniOn GOrs
ater, Dormaliger Goupsrsur Don
Ohio unb 4unbesisHatOr, Der laase
5abre in pepublitaHiidsn &reiIen in
ean5en 2anDt cine berOorra9egbe
Roae gsipislt. na4 IdHserem Geiosn
Der MISUNDERSTANDING srIsgen.
4a9osm 9err GOratsr b.rsits felt
gerouHer 3eit ar Disisr arGntbeit &C.
litten bate, Rri4Iimmsrk il9 Dor
nunmsbr ersi Ao6en Iein .3uhanb
berart, oab Ct b.ttIagerig Durbe. Ter
arGfteperfaa nabm bon Gag su 1as
su unb bereits am Ulititpo4 ertlGrtsn
biz bebanbslnbeu aerJts, bag Der 2oo
jeoen gu9enblid sintrstsn t0nnte. Im
Sterbebett peiltsn oi. Satin IOpie
cine SO4tsr, Grau RunbOIpb Ulate
tbetps-
Qluber Der Wlttps unb Der obenees
nannien 2o4tsr 5iHtsrldbt SsnatOr
GOrdisr nod an Rabsren anesboriesu
bic 556ter Srau giotOr y. 0uIbmau
in WaibinstOn nuO 5rau 8. &. Aeains
iprisbt in pbilaoeIpbia, iOpb einsn
Go9n 4rtbur GOrater in 8aIbinetou.
anldbIid bts Qblsb.us DON SsHa.
tor Joratter ipnros in Der giittGgss
ftunbe cine @ertagung bes Slpsricrs
lseri9ts aneeorbnst uHo aud bei6lOi-
| fen am Gage Der gesroiguRg bas De-
rihtsgebGuoe Du i6liebsn. 5sznsr
piro Don BEN Rjatsr,oasgium Elm
ausf6ub Sur 4usdrbeitang bon
sr1lerbel4IiiHeu rHannt perben.
Jofepb @enion 5oratber Durbe am
Is. Suli 1S46 aui elmer 5arm in bsr
Rdbs bon RainsbOrO, Sigblano Co.,
g., geborsn. trot i'm Sabre 1862 ais
9enleiner in bas So Sbipsr TSreiluus
IisensResiulent Elm, in rpel4em CT bis
gum gnbe bee giiresrtrisges oienie
unb bdnn als SbsrIsutntnt nit aapis
transparent ausganuitert purbe. er
mahte bonn ieins iuriftii4eu Stubien
auf Der llnioerFi.i. Cornell uub lieb
| ii4 nn6 ieiner i'm Sabre 1869 erfols.
ten Grabuirung bier oIs 4ntDalt
nieber.
Sm Sabre 1879 purbt er gun
Rthter bes SapsriOr G<ri6ts erniblt
unb i'm s5abr, 1883 als republifoni,
i9tr 0oupsrHaHs saanbibat auIqes
iteat. Or unirIas ieoo4 bel Der
Nahl. mar ieoOh Jipsi Sabre TpGtsr
erfoierei4 uno blink srpei 5ermins
lang. Jm Sabre 1889 tpurbs er tpie5sr
aufeeiteai, unt.tlag isbot unb pies
nIete iia pifbsr Der auipoltspraris.
Sm Sabre 1897 fpurbe CT dls Ru6fol.
ger Don edIoir Tl. 9ris gum Bun,
besftnator trDd6lt unb bate bief.s
Amt Bfuti 9Umins lang inue. hin
boHn hisrbet luriidSutebren. OR &C..
trarb nd fpdtsr nod einmal un bic
repubIitaniit. Domination fir cas-
amt zines gurbesieHdtors, fpuroe e.
bod in Der S!aats s9rimdrpubl nom
gunbssfsrutpr 5arbing seialaser.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-11
0raouireu
gaeroen Hadyftrn Rittuod Srei Sran
feupfleseriunen i'm 0entiden
Sinfuuifien SOipttaI.

Drei &rantenpflgeriunen Die ben
4usbiIoun9sturius in Der pflegerinz
ueni9ule oes Oeuti4en Diatoniiiens
9oipitals abiolDirt bGben, peroen aEr
tommsRoen UlittpO6 Abenb geIssent=
lid elmer einorutsOoqeH Sdlubfeier,
bic in Der SoipitaItapeas itattfinbet,
ibre Dplome erbaIteH. Die bstreffens
ben Yflegerinnen iinb: gliie S9daf,
Rorma 8irginia S4auf uno SIOren=
oe Map Riuer.
Oas progrumm Der S6lubfeier,
bic I'M aht llbr Qbenbs ibren 2lHfang
ninmt, iit ME fpIet:
aIapierioIo: Rar6e pontificaIe-
Sri. Gillian Sreimer.
8erleisn eires S9riftubi6nitts-
itpr J. 8. pubImann.
@ebst -BaftOr @eO. ;. 3inn.
9egriibuus Der sseitperf1mmIung
our6 ben GbrsnprGiiOenten oe5
9Isr5tsftabs Or. 6. ejuItap 3inte.
&lapieriolo: 9iebestrdum Qii5t
SRI. Gillian &reimer.
Reoe e-9dFtor 9. 2inoeumeper aus
9ortsmouth, 8.
@eianggioIo: Mp Gbubs S5ubert
6rou Clara SuiIe Rein6arbt.
Rebs Rihter 6rso. 6. Soffmun.
9eiargsioIi-
Ssart's Gaie Wilebp
8bat's in TIE Dir soba1 Gben
5ruu CLARA Saile Reinbarot.
lleberreihung Der 9ipIome ourh ben
Supertntenoenten bes Soipituls
PuitDr u. O. 9ohmdnr.
ueberreihung Der 4b5eihen on bic
pfIegerinnen our6 S6tpeiter Mns
rie.
lleberrei8ung Der 0iplome an bic Sns
teruen Or. Clarence 6ugb 0suier
ruo Or. Sobn @arreE Rormau
hurd ben grdFesnten oes qerStes
Itabs Or. 6. SO. @alter.
Ssgen ssiprohen bon poitor q. Ssps
ring, 3. ,.
&lupieriolo: Warfd-
SRI. Gillian 8reimer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-11
Smberfulnie. 81 onbemtiDn.
ans Der franSCiiiden Armse muRten
nidlt weniser ais 10000 SdipinO.
iiidtise eHtlaiIeu ipsrben.

@slessntIi5 Der seItrigen Sibung
Der bier i'm 9otel SintOn tagsnber
3oHDeniion bes RationnIperbunos flr
Stubtum unb Derbitung Don Eubsrs
tuIOie, Tprab Der 9eiunobsitstOm-
miHdr DON Rem gort Or. Ssrmanu
Briggs iibtr bic sntisBli9en 9srbess
runsen. peI5s RE JubertuIofe gsgsns
rpGrtig in ben Sesrsu Der Sriesfiibrsns
ben in europa aHridtet.Qm S6Iimms
ten III bic Situation in Jrantrsih,
bsnr aus Der frun5Diif6en armee
mubt.n ni8t periser ols 10000
Wanui6rften uno Offi3iere aIs bod
erdbig tubertul0s sntluHen rperoen.
gu elmer Iebr lebbaftsn Debutts tam
ts iibtr einsn 9ortrag bon Or. Ste
pbsu u. 9ousInB aug SIT. 9erHOu.
g., Der bic a6tDbtuns bss fstmenben
2e6ens in 5GlIen bsfiirpOrtets, in
fpelten bic T6rer Gntbinbune entges
aenIsbenbsu 5rausu boaeraois tnbers
futSs itnb, iobnB obne Sruse Die
arantbet. iib auf bas atrb persr6en
ipirbe.
9r. anbia W1. 9eBitt bon Der gbis
caoper lluicerIitGt tbeiIte in einem
9urtrua nit, bag BON gepiFen drSts
lihen 9lutoritdten 9orarttiieu aemaht
fpsrosn I'm bic ieinsr5sit asgen Srunte
Iut,t in Qnpenbuuu ssbra6te Iogez
naunte .@cfo Sure, oIlsroinas in
fart mpbtfi5irter Sorm Sur getdmz
puma Der Shapinbiuft gu psrtpenz
Np,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-11
9lms beui sytnmisipalserid)t

Ter 81 ssaI)re alte sobn SitnOruni.
pcu 90. 1877 sseit Clifton Goeilne. Der
ols 5nbritabdenfer i'm SoHiug Sotsl
Gsitsitigi saueien NIB. Die mIsiiibr.
lih Geridtct. am rcrfloiicnen SnmitnI
eigen SeIbitmorOoeriuh gemadr. ie.
ecb porbeiseid,ciien hattie, itanh ae.
itvTa unter Der aEflaee oes Sdiebens
nHerbnlb Der Stabtoren5en Dor siitb.
.ss 'spiescl. @uHouim gcb cffen sH.
oab er iif, erid,ieBen IpolIte. iebcd, iehr
freb iei. oab er nidDt getroffen hdbe.
aifter spieeeI rerbdngts cine @clc.
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Saie.%aN.
9iHcinuafi-2; &eu s)Orf-5.

81 rem esitrissn Spiele 3piidcn
uuisren ,Rebs" unb ben Rem gOrter
,,RisIen" hatten f6 iber 1900 gu
Ihnuer ein1efunoen. 8ds Gieidliis fir
Cincinnati bebieHteu 5tleuberet
Spnep unb Sdneer 6ubn geeen 9errttt
be3tp. glcgdrthp fir Die ger Yprter
Seios Satterien oerbIiebeu bis gum
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-11

Minnie llpp. 33, 2fbbpfOn, gIut'
bergfftung.
6arlanb gpans. 8, 654 Carr Str,
aippsniensni5iinbuug.
gernarb wittrOd. 80. 1923 e5af.
fer 4pe., 2un9ensnt8dnbuns.
ausut 2irb. AZ, 3453 Boobburn
Qpe., Operation
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-11
Spiele.

6eute Rahn,ittag ortttes Spiel Der
Serie sptfhen urierer rRebs" unb
ben rRieien" i'm gtep gprter PoIps
part.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-11
GiHrm SddagaHfull rrlescu.

2in Der 2SrrenouitaIt in 2ongnien
itorb oatcrn Die % Sabre alte jSraa
Gliiabetb Sd,Gub. uadtoem lie IN III.
rem 3inlner 5uiontmcngebrOdeu une
9cGen opn @didltlid acfalleH lpar.
Coroner Gr Bauer, Der oeH Eooes~
raa luttcriud;tr, itellte ielt, oab rer
5oO Ger Nrnu oHrt ciHpu StAaJdH.
fesil bgrbciQciiihrt mor0el mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-11

9llbert Cireu6crf upr go 43lt
@cGt Sia 9lpeHpe, neIoete Ner @pl'.
3ei, 6uB Inn in etncr da6rif in Got.
leu. no or beiduftlot lit ieiuc "a,
Idenbr I'M @crtbe BON $50 o,iroB!en
puroe.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1917-09-28
SHALL WASTE CONTINUED

"The fermented rather than the dis
titled liquors call for the greatest con-
sumption Of grain in the liquor bust
ness" asserts the dean of the college
Of agriculture. Illinois university.
writing in the Atlantic Monthly. ''That
is to say, about 100000 600 bushels--or
approximately the world shortage
are used for fermented liquors, against
some 35,OOO,OOO bushels, practically
none Of which Is wheat, used for dis
tillation.
ITO transport the grain now used for
fermented liquor in the United States
alone would require the entire feet of
a thousand wooden ships. such as are
now contemplated for the war trade.
This 120,OOO0O0 bushels of grain is
the equivalent Of over half the wheat
crop Of France or Of Canada, and 1t is
twice that Of England. 1t represents
the entire grain food of over 15!O00,O0O
people. and that Is no negligible
amount. 1t represents in the form Of
meat no less than 75O, OOO. 900 pounds,
or the carcasses of more than a million
Of the heaviest beeves.
"With people starving abroad, with
large sections of Europe desolate, and
with food riots beginning In this
country as a result of high prices,
there can be but one answer to the
question whether this wastage shall
continue"
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1917-09-28
When God Probes.

God loves us too much to let what
would hurt us stay with us. So, be-
cause Of this love. he himself Is will
Ing to hurt us in order to save us from
the greater hurt. Probing is done in
order to get rid Of something that
would injure. And so, as Prebendary
Webster has said: 'sDo not be afraid
Of Gods probing. He never wounds
except to heal. He never humbles ex-
cept to exalt. Do let God deal with
you; do not be afraid of his probing"
Most of us have been afraid of it; we
may be dreading 1t just now. We shall
not fear II we remember what kind Of
love is back Of 1t: that all-sacriflcIng
love that died for us on the cross. So
we can safely, gladly let ourselves go
utterly into his hands and ask those
nail-pierced hands to do with us what
hey will. Then he can begin to show
US his love as we may never yet have
known the meaning Of love.-Sunday
School Times.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1917-09-28
Her Choice.

II Y ! i .
Hazel was at a loss to make choice
between two young sprouta In her gar
den Of love. She desired hardy plant.
one that would thrive In any soil and
under any conditions. No shadow must
prevent the sprout selected from grow
ing.
Every day could not have Its full
allotment Of sunshine. Which would
she choose7 Either was pleasing to
the eye. Then came day when the
wind blew hard--a draft from one end
Of the country to the other.
One OF the sprouts withered from the
biting blast. The other thrived and
grew as though It had been blessed
with continual sunshine. Now Hazel
Is happy. Her choice has been made
indianapolis News.
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Temperance
isNOteSa
slLLY SUNDAY ON AMEalcA.
(Con1ucted by the National WomAA'i
Christian fsmpefance Unioa.)

BILLY oUNpAV ON AMERICA.
would like to do this: / would
like to see every booze-fighter get on
the water wagon. would like to
summon all the drunkards In America
and say: -Boys. let's cut her out and
spend the money for Sour. meat and
calico: what do you sayS"
Come on; I'm going to line mp the
drunkar,is. We will line mp In front
Of the butcher shop. The butcher says:
What do you want. piece of neck"
"No; how, much do I owe your
1.-TWO dollars" Here's your dough-
Now give me porterhouse steak and
sirloin roast"
"Where did you get all that
money!
''went to hear Bill, and climbed on
the water wagon"
"Hello! What do you want?"
"Beefsteak." 3D..
We empty the shop and the butcher
runs to the telephone. "Hey. central,
give me the slaushter-house. Have
you got any beef, any pork. any NUT
toni" 80
They strip the slaughter-house and
then telephone for trainloads Of beef
steaks.
whats the matterr'
"The whole bunch has got on the
water wagon" s,sas
And the big packers say to their
statesmen: BUY beef. pork and NUT
ton," and the farmers see the price Of
cattle and sheep jump up to three
times their value.
Let me take the money you dump
into the whisky hole and buy beef
steaks with 1t. will tell you what is
the matter with America: Your chill
dren are going naked and the whisky
gang has your money.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1917-09-28
JAs FROM THE LANCET.

'The enormous expenditure ON
drink-even II drink were innocuous
implies corresponding abstraction
Of wealth from useful and beneficial
uses. But drink is not innocuous. It
is the most powerful and fascinating
of all means Of degradation and dis
ease which unfortunate human nature
can find to debase itself. Every med
ical practitioner sees Illustrations of
this almost every day of his life. !.
The bishops have set us an example.
and we Of the medical profession have
also our religious duties."-LOndon
Lancet.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1917-09-28
LESSON FOR SEPTEMBER 30
THE GOODNESS AND SEVERITY
OF GOD,


0OLbEN lEAT-The LORD u mercirul
and gracious, slow to anger. and plsn-
toous In mercy.-Psalms 103:s
A profitable way to spend the hour
would be TO make a study Of Daniels
prayer as recorded in the lesson as
signed for our reading today, and have
tons of the goodness and severity Of
God. Announcement Of the plan may
be made the Sunday before, and the
different lessons OF the quarter as
signed to different members Of the
class to tell how they bear upon the
topic Of the lesson for this week. A
broad analysis of Daniels prayer is as
follows:
Z. Confession Of the Nations Sins
wv. 3:15). The circumstances Of this
prayer were extraordinary. The crisis
was SO serious that Daniel sought after
prayer to the Lord with fasting. sack
cloth and ashes. In his confession the
peoples sins are placed In contrast
with Gods righteousness. He acknowl-
edges that their sorrows and sufferings
justly belong to them. Daniel. the
record of wrongdOing. includes himself
with his people.
u. SuppIieation for Mercy and For
olveness wv. 1910. He pleads for
Gods anger and fury to turn away. and
his remembrance Of the Holy City and
his chosen people. The Lords honor
was mt stake. He confesses that Israel
hnd No rnorit xrara ,,ttorly dovxi<pko -
righteouness, and pleads consideration
on the ground Of covenant relationship.
Another way to conduct the review
would he to ask different members Of
the class to report on the different les
sons by giving the vital and central
teaching Of each. The following are
suggested as vital teachings Of the
several lessons:
Lesson 1. God Is absolutely holy,
therefore those who have been sancti-
fed by fire from, the heavenly altar are
qualified for his service.
Lesson 2. He who turns away from
the Lord shall he Judged by the Lord.
Lesson 3. In Hezekiah's reformatory
work the Passover Feast was restored.
showing that the only way to get peo-
pie to return to God. Is to gather them
around the Cross of Christine AtoAe-
ment by Blood.
Lesson 4. Though our unfaithfulness
and cowardice have shamefully humili-
ated us. we should turn to God in
prayer.
Lesson 8. Gods gracious invitation
Is extended to all without money and
without price. --s
Lesson 6. No matter how wicked one
may have been in his anostasy from
God. II he sincerely repents, God will
be found Of him.
Lesson 7. Regardless Of ones age
md experience, God can use him in
doing mighty work II he will but open
his heart unto him.
Lesson 8. The Word Of God found
and read will nightly convict Of sin.
and transform ones life and environ
ment. --
Lesson 8. Gods predictions as to the
captivity of Israel were fulfilled to the
letter. Nothing shall fall Of that
which God has said he will do.
Lesson 10. Jehovah is the shepherd
Of captive Israel, and will surely gather
them out from their wanderings and
save them.
Lesson II. One should be unfiInch-
ingly loyal to God under all circum-
stances. ..
Lessons u and 10. God is able to de-
liver those who trust him, from fire
and from wild beasts.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1917-09-28
NINETY PER CENT ACCEPTED.

Wartime conditions have brought to
light a new and unanswerable argu-
ment in favor Of prohibition. It has
been source of no small concern that
no larger a per cent of the young men
Of the country were able to meet the
physical requirements Of the army and
navy. A Y. NJ. G. A. secretary has
made significant discovery. He has
ascertained that while but Is per cent
of the young men from certain IL
cense state were accepted for army
and navy service. 80 per cent Of those
who enlisted from Kansas, the veteran
prohibition state. were up to grade.