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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-17
Uebmrten.

gbiIipp lmS Gora Spiek 1915
Roiemont aneuue, &1abe.
gSiiliam uno emma geter, 347e
@c;SarIano &oenue, a1idbe.
sI6oIpb uno Jrieou girt. 1640 Sa
mer Ctr, y2lodpn.
alpbonio uu6 satberin @oooS
49i5 euitern ape.. Ufaot,erl.
GSparo ). urb DtagooIeHa 9tie'
mann, 214t 8eit 8. StraBe, waao-
den.
Soiepb uno Sr1Ha ga,ber, @saoi'
ionbilIe, Df16teu.
Charles uno Gpa Seller, 1911
DSortin StraBe, Dedodeu.
gliigrit iulO gIIa Waueler, So
gopIar Ctr, yidofen.
Wear uno 2lmelia anpion, 1911
Sobn Strdbe, arlabe.
Sobn uno Clara ghdiru, 108 OI
RcWeiden glpeHue, Md6dEn.
@eorge uno Clara 9fogers. 2i95
Bernard CTR, WldedlsH.
Niattbeips uno Rap Sale, Spot
parf, W1Gofpn
Robert uno 9atburfne @leun, 62s
Union Ctr, anabe.
g9illiam uno Bertha Reiier, S26
glerelano ape., 4nabe.
Wiorris ullo Bertha Ssrrtig S34
GIepelano abe., Gnabe.
Sobn unb GaiiD Sorisnn, 939
GIarf Ctr, Dtaoden.
9lIoDiius luo ella Sebuuf. 66S
Carr CTR, giaoheH.
Thomas uno soeIine SoneS, II
sIliion CTR. Ndof,en.
Soc mio Bertha GeifeI, 3707 Ser
ron 9lpe., Snabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-17
(Gineeianbt.)
as bic Srsnnse bsati&eH G,eiaHsss.

Wuhe es iih ieoer 3iir gflift. Die
9ieoerborfrdsr Der gereiHieten Sdn'
ger ndditen Sonntns RadHnittag IN
Der WitIfifbnIle 81 beiud,en. Gs III 6ns
t6. pIlidhrIid,e aoH5ert imo oas erite
felt ansbriih 6es arieaes. gsie BEL Der
&dhI, uliifien Brnueil unb Rdmer
burh itre Sbeilnnbme mifbelfrri. oos
mas uns Iieb uno wertb III. hfr ,ll
erhnIteu ssSn jebiger Seit braiifsu
Ser5 unb e,einiifb slnregiing sur
syralbe, iuis iie 70 erbsbm5 ourd, nn.
ftrs berrli4en oeIti6eH 9teoer ers
ticif miro.
aonlmt unS ermuntrf bard sdbI.
reiten griii4 Die PfIese bes S@5nsu
uno @uten.
gbarIsss, sAmiSt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-17

bnnipiel on Die Reibe 5fpiiHct BEN
yaq americm @Iepen" BON gdnp
Sbermor iinb benz Team BON utderer
ltniperiitdt.
Inter ben Golbaten bon Camp
Sberman befinben fi6 400 Wsann
bon Cincinnati. Oieie erbalten "a
Stunoem llrIdlb, ben iie bel ibren
glngeborigeu berbringen f6nnen.
gIbenos iinb Die SolOotgn nebIt SuB>
baIlipieler Die @dite I'M Gountrp
aIub, mo abenbeiien ierpiert pirS.
Dos 1ubbols1.am Don Camp
Sbsriban in MdbGma 1T geitern De-
reits in better 9srfaifuns siugetrOts
fen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-17
Zterblibfeitsberidbt.

gaeranSer airtpatrid, "a, 1907
erie apenue. 2ungenert3iinbuue.
Sarnab &. @letcalie. 80, 3635
GoDuros Siono. RierenIeiosn.
ssinrle 9iiller, 81, 57f4 grdmble
abe.. Ser5leiOen.
@eorge aearuep, 40, itdotiites
Soipifal, Suberfuloie.
@uitdpe sloler, 72, 222 sll6aH1
Abe, Rierenleioeu.
Bilinm 9reenbere, %, Suniet
uno YsioIanS sIpe., RbenulOtisnHls-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-17
alms ben, Nysmni3ipalserid)t
@emsiHsefabrIidr @ammer auf ses
ranme 3eit uHidaolid semadt.

Ginen aerneingef6brIiden @auner
ans Chicago madlie getern Hifter
gtIerunoer aiii aermime 9eit uniddos
lih. Ter 8irife, Der iib Bert Snl'
Iipdn nannte. mar IN Camp Boibs
ingtpn bon Smls 5u Saus gegangen
iIfo bate bebauptet, oaB er i'm gluis
irage Der ycnng Wen's 9briitim vi
ioeiation uno NIT Der beionoerer
Sanftion oes prdii6enten QSiliou
lobIen 5m $2.25 bic Sonne berfnufe
lino 5luar alif ab3abluHg. Or ber'
lduaie einai Collar ioiort Ano Der
Rcit iollte onnn IN itonatlid,en Sabs
llingen Don cinem Dollar beeliden
iperoen. @liidlidertpeiie fam gulf
pan aleiG BON porneberein an mebs
rere ,Srauer, oenen bic Sdt)e Hidt
gebeuer porfam uno Die Den Yolioiiten
,Seretb berbeiriefen, Der SulliDan
prompt In Sait nabm. Ridter alers
amber prurtbeilte Den gurfden gu
oreibia {asen arbeitsbails un6 5u
elmer Celebrate bon $50, nobel er
ieinent gebnuern bdriiber Gus6rlf
pergieb, oaB er nidt bic Wad,tbeiug'
nib babe, ben SffpinoIer aiif Sebn
,Sabre ms 3ud)tbauS 5u itiden.
a9e9cn Observation-Disclosures ipprDe
S,ctcr Sbinnes, pom Ro. 1917 Carrie
ion slpenue, ~ elmer @eI6itrafe bon
500 nno Molten perirtbeilt. Or bate
dm 30. Sftcber NIT ieinem auto.
nobil Die Srei ssabre aIte Ruth TiI!e.
pon Ro. s3l Sipingiion straBc. ME
oergerannt.
,sobn C'Reiqp, Don Der 6roni uno
9uDlop Strabe, puroe pon Rifter
geIl Don Der sIntlase bes Woroes
ireigeiprofen. er mar beiduIoigt
Sen lo6 poH Games Saa oeruriatt
sm boben, uno bic gcfpeisouiuabuis
crgab. baB bic beiSen lid in ainem
Saiiie an Der Jront uno 9uoIow
Strabe Dor einigen Bofeu gepriigelt
batten, nobel SOIL aus 6em ,Seniter
itiirate i,nb bic 8erIesung bapontrus,
bic ieinen Zoo sur iSolge bntte. 10
abIoljit feine @efpeiie bafiir porIagen.
tat, S'sfrilip ben Saa. uie auiangIi6
angenommen iporben, aus Dem ,Sen'
itcr eeipcrfen batte. ipuroe oaS Bers
iabrcu nicosrsei6lagen.
Inter Der anflage oes autonlobiIs
Siebiicbls muroen geitern in 5Dsi
,sallen @barles sSlind)rnan, Don 9o.
1885, @eit steiinic StrdBe inb Seije
MiIep. bon Ro. 976 OFT Gritte Ctr.
Den 8robaeidtporenen iibertpieien
unb in grmongsIuug Don je $1,000
Biiraihdft nnd5 BEN Gouripseidng.
nib gebradt. sic ipdren am SoHntag
Don Den Deteftipes SueitIein lrio
@uetbIein in 6eesburg. O.. perbaftet
rporoen. nahSem iie Dos alitomobil
bon S,iaoore Raib, noa DO. 554
grolpert Plaee, oas iie seitobIeu bats
ten, oortbinsebrnht botten, ,Serner
rpiro ibnen aiib sur Gait eeIeet. ein
See Beterion, pon 1o. 1928 frcertan
slpsnue. eebSrises 2lutonlobil seitobs
len 3u bnben. @eaen HiIep lag nod
Die aufIaae por, Der aoanrs grpreB
so. @anren peitoblen 81 hnben uno
oieierhaB tpurSe er inter $1,000
9iirgifait cbeninas ben @robses
jfpprenen iiberlpieieu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-17
Sic spariamfeits aampasHs.

q. y. gIume bat dls 8oriieer Der
2ebensmittel +&onruIiiiiou bon Sas
milton County Die Grocer mIi nad,s
item DonHerstag 3ofmittaa 5u elmer
9erlamHlung in aatbbdus beidgies
Sen. I'M Rittel uHo @ege ju 6eipres
d,en pie GENTLE llebelitaHoe, Sie seln
@eifdit anbaften ioaert i'm SSutereIie
Der Observation-Disclosures abee=
iteat peroen t0nRen Die geriamn'.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-17
Teutibes . 1beater.
TOrsen abeao Ser @al3crfOuis"
nit Hoirl tSreD ais Gait.

M}orgen gltsHb tomuli bic iiberaus
hiriae SpetettsnpDHe Der NaI3ers
l0nig" CUR 9luffiibruHe uno gpdr, Die
tersits 5eiaNnt, nit Rofel Srsg dls
Goft. Die tsliebte HiiHiilerin, oereR
3hdtigteit uH uHferer 8iibne m better
.Grinnerunq itstt, pirb in rNsul3ers
tonig" bic ,Qaulins" ftneeu, cine l}ur=
tie, bic ibr friebsrEm 9ele1euheit gtbt
;bre bibIhe Sttmms uub tbr friIdes
uotiirlifss Spiel gang CUR Gdtung
III brirtosn. DIE SurbluHo IN rN8als
7srt0nig" ift etns uubsrgetp11nlih lus
ftiae. ba5u iommt cine itrpungDolle
Stuff, bi6fde Ddl;er, ueue golrplsts,
3GRs, etc. Sus sanse gHieTHble lit
tsitGttist. Die SpisIleituHg Iieat in
rem 6epIhrteu Sdnben pom gBillu
0isrrif. 6olatnb bic 9snaue RoueH=
btieBuua:
eeromann, Gpetulant-
n. Wtner Giger
9guqn, feline So6tsr 8era Utaper
Nmunous 00ppner, Rentier-
........ @. Niiler Sabricius
Guioo 56rpnsr, ieiu Nefe-
........... Gttt 9sufd,
SfelIsnbsrs, 9oIitftsr Willn 0ierrI6
GIotilrc, fsius SraG. 6eleHe Rod
Rupolf Berger, &dufmaHn-
................ Mar Siraens
Wuruifid ...... Selsne Burqsr
Qduline PeinttliG, Sumeri6ueioerin
Observation-Disclosures. .Rofel Sren
Bips, ein Groom 9outfe 9dier
Seun, in Bergmduus 9ieHfteu--
...... ......... Frib 3alt5t
3dmnden,' 6sribtsopl3 3ishsr-
Observation-Disclosures. .Suns 6drtIen
esNfFg 6rF II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-17

Iuna fir6ct I'M 2::30 Rafmittags i'm
Staotrntbsiaal itatt.
SSn etnem griedjiihen &eItaurnrt
an Der 8eit Gyiinften StrGbe luuroen
9ftern iteben @arrel, Die bis 5uln
9tauoe nit olten Brooifeiben anges
fiiIlt tpnreu, beiflagnabnlt. SSnipefs
for @lltue ihlua Die Sdnoe iiber benz
aopi 5uiammrn, nls er bon oieier
gssrgeuouna borte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-17
SereinigteS Sdngers SOnsert
!Sabt cure 9iifels nnO Renniee 5ur
SanD.

geIegentIid bes aon5erts Ser 8ers
ciniaten SGnger, 0us am Sountag
Jtadnittog in Der Wtuiifbauc itattiins
oct, miro Das bCutide Ste0 ulitreItlQ
pie6er glan5anoc Eriunpbe fcicrn
NieiItcr 9ouiS Gbreott bat fiir oieics
aou5crt pie6er Die ih6uitcn &crlcn
oeuti6en Wdnnergciangs einlutoirt
uno Die mafere Sdngerid)aar miro
5tDeifeI5obne nit groBen Gbren bette
ben. fSerner iii aud IN Serrn Zig
muno @llp pom Spmpbonie=Srtc-
tier elm beroorragenocr SoliIt &C.
.ponnen nproen.
Gas pouItdilbige CUR Gurhfiibritng
aeIansenOe Drogrunm Iultet ME
folgt:
,,@rub" ............... MctI'ieiiel
Sic 2orelei" ........ Glider
Gas SeioenrosIetn" ..... @erner
.9lui Der 8aft" .... .StrubeI
Ser @al0" ............. .Saier
g9lmertcn, our Golirtrp~.
(Dfelooie: % Eannenbaum)
(Beoittet BON @rrit Erop)
,Wei Girno'I lit barb auf mi ...
................. @oa Strau6
,Nbenogl0dlein" ..... 9oltswetie
,@lte gtuft" ...... .IoIfsmeife
,Sor9' ipos fouunt" 81. .8oIfspetie
gioIin-Solo
o5auit Bbdntdiie" ..... Sdralats
Serr sigmunb 9. GuIp
,,Gileen gIaunna", SSriidJes @olfSlico
9lrrurgirt pon 2ouis ebrgott
Better Piper" ....... Surpis
.S,n einplu fiibIen @rinoe" @luf
,,SrHoer IaBt uns luItig iein" ...
.......... WIarliner
%ioIinsSolo.
,3igeunerpeiIeu" .... SaroiGIe
Serr Sigmlmo z. Gulp.
,,@enn i6 ein 8osletn ma" .....
................... 8olFspeiie
.Ssm ,SeIba1iartier" gnocIstirdlcn
,,9lG6ele rlIf'" ...........
9lrron1irt oon 9oltis Gbrgott.
,Tie orci @Ildier" ........ }iidar
g5ie bel allen @craltItaIhnacH 10
nmb and nlrf Die @iulaBfartcn III oiea
lem 2ieberfon5ert cine SrlegSlteucr
be3abIt mrr6en. Sir Die 25c 5idcts
nliiiien 3 GentS mo fir ole SOC Sis
tfcts miiiicn . Gents be5ablt merocn.
Do Der glnSrang Dor 9egiHn Oes
Sonsertes tpobl Elm Itarfee fem miro,
10 p1re es geratAen, tuem ieoer
SifrtsSnbaber ben betreiieroen Be
troo cntridytet, obue oaB getpedNclt
peroen mitB. @s miro oaDurh Otet
9luieutbaIt eciport.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-17

DIE grsiT. iiuo nit Riidfitt aui
Die Rritgsitmsr nitt ertDbt. Refsrs
ptrte Site fino bel 8pt e 2utorTp,
gpothets, gine uno u. StruBs Gel.
Canal 1910, iorpie an Der 8or Off
&c beg 8ran6 Opera 6otgie (Sd. Ga
nal 401J III baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-17

Sreftagseingons S e0,21S $ 25,026
sSriiberer
Ginsas -. 609,516 154,760
9daTmt
Bis btute. :. $685. ,734 $179, ,786
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-22
Many New Buildings Are
Going up and Thousands
Z of Dollars are Being Spent
in Improvements ~ High
School Represents Great
est Investment.
, Grand Forks city and county is now
aSneriencinp one of the greatest build

, Grand Forks city and county is now
Experiencing one Of the greatest build
ing booms in history, according to in
formation cleaned from various
ources in this city. Thousands of
dollars are to be spent in improve
ments on city property. many new
buildings are to be erected besides the
important changes which have al
ready taken place.
Not only hoes the building boom ap-
ply to Grand Forks n vicinity, but
to the entire territory contiguous to
this city and supplied through local
sbusiness houses.
Tho lied River Valley Brick com
many reports business to be exception
ally brisk this spring. The demand
for brick has been greater than the
supply and this company has now dis
posed Of 500, 900 brick more than
has. been manufactured. This supply
has been furnished to points through.
out h north half of the state and II
northeastern Montana.
Lnmbermen Of the city are Opt.
mistic over business prospects anc
state that Il great amount of remodel
ling will be done on city property, a!
%ell as an exceptional amount OF
building.
Grand Forks new high school j!
probably the greatest Investment be
ing made this year. The structure
when completed will cost approx
mately $500, 900.
The, E. j. Lander company have
just completed h erection of a mod
erl two-story garage, rs feet by III
feet on North Third street, which i
now occupied by the Sims Auto com
rany. The structure is one of tn
Rost modern and best equipped in tn
northwest.
Contractors recently completed tn
%remodeling of the Pierce block Oh
North Third street. which is now
garage, the headquarters of the over
land company. and equal to any shol
and storage house in Minnesota o
J North Dakota.
The Mckinney Fuller Motor com
pany are building a three story garag
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-22
WARS SHADOW HAS NOT FALLEN ACROSS PATH
OF DEVELOPMENT IN GRAND. FORKS; BUILDING
AND IMPROVEMENT WORK GREATEST IN YEARS

on the corner Of Third street and In
ternational avenue. 1T will be SO by
$50 feet and will be the home Of the
Dodge car.
Jacks Monumental works. a two
story structure. SO by 140 feet, has
been entirely remodelled and rebuilt
into a garage and a home for h Gen
eral Motor Sales company.
The Dakota Plumbing and Heating
company recently completed a three
story building on South Fourth street,
where their offices and shop are
located.
The Bartles OIL company and filling
station, an attractive brick structure,
has just been opened on North Third.
E. j. Lander and company are
breaking ground for the erection OF a
the structure on the corner of Fifth
and DeMers. which the Lander com
pany recently remodeled.
Work has started on the erection OF
a store building at 702 North Fourth
street.
! Contractors are now remodelline
the interior Of the basement apart
ments of the Security block. corne,
Third street and Alpha avenue. The
improvements are being made by the
F. S. Sargent company and will cos
approximately $4,000. The apart
ments will be occupied by a barbe,
shop.
The Security Improvement Co. have
advertised for bids for the construction
of a building to be erected on the "a
cant lots between the Security build
ing and the postoffice. The building
will cost approximately $4,000 wher
completed. Two stores will occup!
the ground floor rooms, while Office
quarters will be located up stairs.
On South Third street, several i'm
portant Improvements have beer
made. The Lion Drug company ant
the Rand Bros. Shoe store have hat
new fronts installed in their bushes
homes, making this block unusuall.
attractive. The Redick Hide and Flu
company on South Third have recent
ly had their block remodeled. tn,
Chicago Bakeries recently complete,
many improvements in their bushes
home.
The Park, Grant and corriga,
Wholesale company have been includ
ed in the sweep of changes and are re
modelling their block and erecting
cold storage plant. Ginsberg Bro:
are erecting a large warehouse o
First avenue. which will be an in,
portant addition to that section of tn
city
In addition to the extensive i'm
provements recently made in the Firf
National bank block. further change
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-22
G ENTENTE
TO KEEP LIQUOR
FROM u. S. TROOP

Chicago, May 22.-Miss Anna A.
Gordon. president Of the national w.
c. r. u, sent a cable message to the
Countess of Garlic, London. England,
asking on behalf of the w. c. r. u.
! Of the United States that she appeal
to the government Of Great Britain
and France to protect from drink and
vice our soldiers soon to be sent to
France. Many of the soldiers, she
pointed out, will go from prohibition
states.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-22
BILL IN CONFERENCE.

Washington, May 2l.-Another day
of vigorous argument on the espion-
age bill by senate and house conferees
was fruitless today. and the conference
adjourned until Wednesday. Provis-
ions still in dispute include the news
paper censorship. export embargo and
search warrant legislation, and the
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-22

ONCE and warehouse; Red River Pow
er Co., city. repairs: Chas: Ottum,
Cottonwood street, cottage; j. v. Ho-
gan. III Chestnut street. repairs;
Vold's Drug Co.. city, repairs; John
Eikhoff, city. repairs; Frank Quinn,
71s North Fifth street, garage; o, X
Waxvik. 41S Cottonwood street. re-
modelling; J.. l.. Heitman, S53 Bel
mont avenue. remodeling: Wheeler,
Campbell & Williamson, remodcling.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-22
UNIVERSITIES TO
COOPERATE in
FEDERAL SERVICE

Urbana. ILL.,. May 22.-Co-operation
among state universities in the meth
DDS adopted to assist h federal gov
eminent in the conduct of h val is
to be f%urthered by a committee up
pointed today by DR.. Guy Potter Ben
ton Of the University of Vermont of
The Association of State Universities
The committee consists Of President
Edmund j. James of the University
Of Illinois. chairman; Chancellor
Frank Strong of the University Of
Kansas, President w. A. Jessup of
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-22

the state University Of Iowa. and Pres
ident Albert Ross Hill Of the Univers-
ity of Missouri, and President Charles
r. Van Hise Of the University Of
Wisconsin.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-22
section authorizing use Of the army
and navy to prevent Interference with
foreign commerce.

The Chicago News hints that the
bakers dozen" isn't thirteen any
more. having been reduced to eleven.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-28
u. S. RED CROSS TRAINS WAR DOGS

The United States Red Cross has
established a training grounds at
Mineola, N: Y, where so dogs of the
German sheep dog breed are being
trained for war, to be ready for U. S.
service. Volunteer nurses are teach
ing the dogs how to find and aid the
wounded on a battlefield. Photo
shows Mrs. l.: F. Wanner, well
known in, society, who is a volunteer
in the u. S. Red Gross, with her pet
war dOoy 81. .-@F
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-28

Old ST. PauI's, Wexford, r. l., is
the Oldest Protestant Episcopal
church in New England. Some be-
ieve it to be. the Oldest north of the
Mason and, Dixon line. 1t was orig
inally built in 1907,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-28

1t must not be thought that of the
banana plant the fruit alone is eaten,
for in the tropical countries the pith
of the stem, the top of the floral spike
and also the young shoots are used
as food. .
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-11-28
FINDS EMIL SEIDEL
GUILTY AT HORIZON

Former mayor Emil Seidel of Mil
waukee was convicted on Tuesday at
Horizon of calling Mayor Charles
Hawks of Horizon a traitor to the
constitution" and "a two-by-four
kaiser thereby violating a local Or
dinance relating to abusive language
Justice George D. Neill imposed a
fine of $50 and costs. Attorney Fred
Lorenz Immediately served notice of
an appeal to the circuit court of Dodge
county, over which Judge Martin
Lueck presides, and furnished bonds
amounting to 5000.
The closing moments of the two day
trial were unusual. The opera house
was crowded to the doors. References
to the socialist party as the party of
un-Americanism brought forth a
demonstration which the court was
unable to quell.
There was another demonstration
when the jury, which was out less
than ten minutes, returned a verdict
Of guilty. Seidel made no comment.
The Rev. Frank B. Dunkley of May
vile, who presided at the funeral of
the late United States Senator Paul
O. Husting, acted as chairman of the
jury and announced the verdict.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-11-28
POULTRY EXHIBITION
Will BE HELD HERE
DECEMBER d TO 9

Inquiries regarding the poultry
show to be held in Turner Opera
house December 4 to 9 by the Water
town Poultry and Pet Stock associa-
ton, are coming in fast From all in
dications there will be more outside
birds shown here this year than ever
before. The admission charge will re-
used to help defray expenses Of con-
Quoting the exhibition.
Birds will begin to arrive early next
week. The association has arranged
to have the coping of wire SO as to
give the visitors an opportunity to
tofore canvass coping has been
used which allowed only direct view
of fowl Entries can be made up to
December 8 after which date no more
entries will be accepted. In addition
to several special features the man
agement has arranged for an exhibit
ton of automatic feeders and drink
ing fountains.
There will be commission charged
for the sale of birds and will enable
those who wish to dispose of their
stock to get full value without a COM
mission charge.
Judge G., w. Hackett of North Free
dom, who officiated here last year,
will act in the same capacity this
year. Mr.. Hackett will be prepared to
answer all questions on breeding,
feeding and care of poultry.
The association plans relative to
premiums have been changed. In place
of the silver cups offered last year,
higher cash prizes will be offered
There are also many merchandise
premiums. The prize ribbons as a
result of the discrimination of the
cup prizes are being made better so
that the exhibitor who wins prize
will have a fine trophy to display. The
cash prizes this year will be So in
stead of the SIS prize awarded last
year.
The special state meet of the Wis
consin and Illinois Black Orpington
breeders will be held in connection
with the regular poultry show, as will
also the meet of the Silver Wyandotte
breeders. The first state meet of the
Sussex breeders will be held here
during the show.
In addition to the prizes offered on
all classes of exhibits an extra sum
of SIS will be awarded on the Silver
Wyandotte exhibits. A special prize
of $35 has been placed on the Black
Orpington exhibits and $40 on the
Sussex breed, the latter breed being
practically new
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-11-28
UNION THANKSGIVING SERVICE,
Will Be Held In the Congregational
Church Tomorrow.

The Methodist and Congregational
churches will unite in special
Thanksgiving service on Thanksgiv-
ing day. The service will be held in
the Congregational church at 1920 a.
m. The preacher will be DR.. G.. A.
futile, man of large experience and
successful service. There will be spe-
cial music and the old hymns which
breathe the spirit of true gratitude.
The service will be from 1890 to
1870 a. M. One refreshing hour.
Prelude, Star Spangled Banner
Doxology -------------------
Invocation, "Our trust is in Thee, let
us not be COMPOUNDED" -------
Responsive Reading, Psa. 24----
Scripture, Lam.
Prayer, Come We thankful of heart
and acknowledge the goodness of
our God"
Solo, Fear Not Ye, o Israeli Buck
Miss Feldschneider
Hymn
DR.. G. A. futile
Hymn
BeneulcIlOn
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-11-28
High School Notes

Twenty-seven days to Xmas, fifty
more to semester exams. Is it JOY or
sorrow? The joy part comes first, so
the latter holds little terror for the
joy filled freshmen. Not that the up
per classmen have anything on them.
They do their share Of worrying but
that's usually after the exams. They
have it on the freshies for the latter
usually do their worrying before. Well
anyway the Xmas program is well un-
der way and things are running along
smoothly, for all the classes have COM
menced practising their little skits,
pantomimes and vaudeville stunts,
and from the speed, zest and pep
those who are participating are put
ting into the entertainment it prom
ises to be the best ever given.
Inter-class basketball games are be-
ing played every evening in the gym.
Both girls and boys have teams, and
use the gym on alternate nights. The
school team has not started the regu-
lar season as yet, owing to the football
game at Marshfield Thursday Thorn
as will direct the destinies of the
basketball team and if football is any
criterion the basketball aggregation
will be veritible cyclone
Night school students may remain
home Thursday evening to enjoy the
remains of the Thanksgiving feed
The Senior girls club met in reg
ular meeting at the high school gym
Tuesday evening. The time was spent
| in doing fancy work