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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-18
Die vTreibeitss 2lnleibe. ="
SdnenmtsisfretGr WtsIsou eibt bic
1IHselbeitsu Der glusgabe I'm
neueu sSffieial Bulletin"
befaunt.

9ie 9e6ingiingen fiir bic 9eifrur.
ecr gu Der .;SreibeIts.N .NnIeibe" itnO
na.J elmer glufilnoigung oes S6ae.
c.rlisiefretars gec9IHoO i'm official
gulletin" iolgenoe:
9ie Bombs Der SSreibeits- slnleibe
perOen in breibig Sabreu fdIlig, fOn'
neu uon Der &agierlug nn6 oereit
@abl aber gan3 ooer tbeiIDeiie bereits
ndt fiinijebn S5abren gum gtenufper'
tpe nebit aufgeloliieuen 3iuien etnge'
.6it .ceroen.
LIN Den lroBc,l gInhrang 5u perTne:.
rem, Der nit ben iibIiden glbredpnIn.
gen am I. Sdruar uno am I. SSlIIi
per6unoen III, tragen Die 9onos ba5
9chun oes 10. Ssllni 1917, iooaB Die
3mien ant IS. Salni uno ON -. &c.
5ember ieOsn S,abres idaig pcrben
Die 3eihmmgen aul Die gIilletbe
miiiien bis ipGteitens IS SSuni etrge.
reitt iein, ie6ot) bat Der Sdasants
iefretdr 6ns gedt, Die 3eidpulugsbii.
der idlon Dor oitien Sadc 81 ihlieBcn
3ruei Trojent oea ge5eidlneten 8t'
traaes Hiiiieu bel Der 3ethnlmg be
sablt neroen aht3ebn &ro5ent ain 2S.
Suni, 3tpan3ig Bro5ent am 30. SuIi,
treibig Ero5ert ON 10. IugllIt luto
lie lestad oreiEia TroSent ON 30
gugldr. NH Der lebten 3ahluug mil.
len aud Die tngpiifen nuiaelmticnel
2inien beJlid]cH peroeu. Seitimmm'
aen iiber Die 9t6glidlfeit friiberer 3ah-
lrmg tDsroen rob pom SdNabantsies
retdr betaugt gegeteu pcroeu.
Sullten Dor Ter Sesnei1lng Scs
aricacs }uiiten Sen @cr Staatcn
non 9lnlerifa utS Der 6elrtiten Rcgic'
hung no.b ueiterc HegicrungsborSs
-alIo nit)t Sd)aealuDeiiunoeu oosr
anbere fpr3friitige ShuloiAeine--
IonsqcuctM merben, Die cine bober3
&erBrIilutI traacn 0ls 80 Ero5ent,
| ic bleibt cs 0en eSnba6ern Der BONDS
Iher ieeigtn Qnleite porbeboIten, ihrc
@cuSS geger einen gIeiI bnbcn s'e'
ltroa icner b6be- ter5taslid)en 9ono:
Imn,utouihea. Die @ebingunaeu, rt'
icr hcnen SlS Juliiiig 1T, mcrSen Ill
qcgebeHer SIT pom ShaBnntSietrc'
| tar hefourt Baricdt weroen.
Bombs init 3;usflpons mcrbeu 3u
Ihenl Peurpertb rcu $50, Sto0, S5o0
luno $1,000 ausgclebcn. Hcaiitrirti
@onos per>cu ausgege6cr sum Rcnr
ITcrih urn $lOO. $500. $1,000 $1,000
$1,000. $4,000 lmo 100000; uni
lcs mirS 5clegeilheit 5iim 9ln5tauif
ron Bombs oerIdIicberer Sohe, unG
ircu alipoubouhs un0 rceiitrirtcr
i9onos gaJebcu Terocu.
lin Oia oerihiebcren 3ahlungeu,
ltic sur grIeOiouns tieier Sransat
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-18
Aftien SpefuIation als
aI1qearunb.

epa 9iemon, bic geitern cine
alnge iiber $l6,721 eeecn Die Wdtler'
iirina @m. e. Sutton & 80. einreif'
tr. iiibrt oarin du, ooB tie an 22. Sep.
timber 1915 bic Bciiserin ron 1000
aftien Der 9iep Dorf, Ontario & gse'
itern 9inilipm 60. 9eDeien iei, hieiei'
ben iebob bel Der rerflaeten ,sirnla ais
ESiterbeit ,iir 0ediine ibrer Sorien.
transoftionen bInterleet bate. am /
Se5ember 1916 bate Die Sirnn, trot'
tenn tie oerieibsn oarnals mir $17 ,65i
iduIoets. 5ieie glftien, ipeldye oarnalS
eireH @arttuertb BON $34,375 repra.
ierltirten. obne ibr gSiiien nertm,it.
nm ii6 0efiing 5u oerimaficu. 9Ina
Siciem 8rlnibe terlnHet lie lett, bal
ihr ein llrtbeil fir Die DiiferciB I'M
getrage Don $16,72l 5n5eiprodVr
ltfer0e
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-18

2anbes in 5rage gu ftelen, unb mir
prDteftiren sHtibieben gegen ale uno
iebe @ingriffe in bic uns seiesIi6 sns
itebeubeu Refte.
.Dir appelliren an ben 9erehtiga
feitsiinn uHb muraliitsn Wutb aller
9iireer bieies 2anbes in bieier erniten
uub trtii6eu 3eit. troB arieg unp
Rotionulitdtenbab, buruuf gu uhten,
baB bic freibeitli6eu SHititutiOnen un'
ierer Republit in feinsr Weiie beeins
trGatiat perbeN uHb bic Priusipien
fpabrer 5umnnitdt uHb uuperfdIihter
Democratic in unIerem 2anbe ebenip
aur 9eItung tommeu mOgen, pie mir
re fir ale 80lter Der Groe ipiElheH
unb dnitreben"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-18

Sipei Sdiueitern lauien in Elm antO'
mubil unS iuerSeu idnuer perlest.

Sin bebauerliaer @utomobilunTd'l
ereignets iidb seiterH Morsen on Seep'
tier uno Race Strabe, nobel 5fp.l
5rnueu ihper pertest lpuroeH SH
Dem eiuen 5ull iiuo bic 9erIeBungen
70 erniter giutur, Dab man an ods
Wieberauftpmmen bes Spfers Jlpel'
felt.
Die @erleBtsu. Itnb bas 80 Sabr.
alte 5rI.. Gua Stupipn uno ibre
56peiter, bic 45 Sabre alte 6ru1
Rpbert Wallace, beioe Oon Sort Wdta
6eu. Der 2eihenbeitutter Spbn Gi!s
ligan tam nit Ieinsr Vtaihine ore
Race Strabe binunter unD ppllte m
bic Ss6ife StruBe einbiegeH, uad'
benz ibm Der bort itationirte 8er'
tebrspOIi3iit Sed oas 3ei4eu sur
gBeiterfabrt gegebeu bate @eraoe
ais er I'M bic Gde fabrsn poIIte, tra'
ten Die beiben 5rauen brett Dor 'ets
ne Uiai6ine. @r rib oieielbe NIT
aler Strait 6erum uluo Itieb irfOIge
osiieH gegen einen etIeruen 2ampe1z
.pfpten, Der abbrat. 8ie 6rou,1
iuuroen, unter ben Sriimmern begrd'
ben. SRI. Siupion mar bds geir
Sermalmt uno Der qrm 9ebrptet
pprbsr uno ihre S6peTer bate
e6enfalls einen grmbru6 erIitteR.
Sic &erleBten nurOcu idIcurldit nhb
nem 9erhesoo !SoIpitul aei6uift.
Qls Der berittene poItsift Carr
ppu oem llnfaII b0rte, CAB er ictnem
Yferoe bic Sppren. Qtn Der 5iiuftsn
unb 8ire StroBs bate er teinabe ben
Qtatler Rpbert Spbriton pom Der Jps
reit glosnue iiber BEN 6aufeu ass
ritten. Gr rib iein Pfero nerum,
tonnte aber nibt perbiHoeru. bab
Der SteigbiigeI SobuftbOn ms Seiiht
ffIug. Die @erIesung 1T jeoO6 uidt
Tdlimm.
Wtuigdn mstbete ii6 mad benz lln'
| fall auf Der PoIi3eina6e unb ertldr.
re bas beom.erlid)e @crfon1mnib. Ga.
tiirlif tonn ibm fcinerIei SdptlO BET.
gemeieu peroen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-18

Eat, ieir Sefdjdft 81 offneii; ber So.
jabriae 8ader 9enrD @tiiIler,
1872 giun Strabe, Der bem 3rritf 70
erpcben lit, oab er fir icine limsebung
aeiabrIib fuiroe. @or eir,igen 1ageiL
als feline bod)betngte Shutter iid) lpei'
oerte, ibn @elb 81 geben, idbittete CT
einen elmer gniier iIber lie aus uno
orobte ilp 6us 2eben nebmen 81 mol.
len. - Jranf s. SUB, 27 Sabre
CIT 211 Grant Strobe, Der an sIlfo'
holisHlus Ieioet uHo Dor einigen Sagen
unter oern gerbadu ieine @attin er'
m"roet su baben oerbaitet, ieoob aiT
atnoronung oes eoronerS freigegeben
Itp1roe - Der 27.inbrise Oaprc
gsapIor, 924 Sit Dritte Strobe,
Der an bod,groi iger aIeptomanie lei.
tct unb aacs itieblt, mas ibm bor bic
9uocn fonrnt. - Die 36.idbriae & O.
ltberiHe gerI, 1880 Poplar
Slrabe, bic oil Beriolgungspobn let
bet unb idcn breinlal reriudt bat, ibr
2eben gepoItiam 8u enben. - Der
30labrige Sarrp GbomaS@ d mn,
l2II9 gine StroBe, Der oil Wieland)olie
lIct6et, mlo Der 20id5rige beimntblois
anbren Ueonroe, Der Dor einl.
Iaeu 8aacn pon oer RoIi5ci aiifgegrii.
lien uno bonn tpegeu SerumIlmgerns
Iin's grbeitSbalis geidDift uoroen iror,
DO lein 3uitnno bolo ertaurt truroe.
gea9laB g a den.
Der perionIide gtaaIaB Der Sarriett
IgSoooruIi U1c9apin betragt $40, ,1S9.'
l62. - Derienige Der Maria u. Bon
lbau S1374.2f. = 9erieni9e Der Dta.
I'm Glancep $116091 - Derienigc
IoeS sSSames Bation $l39404-
| ssobn Seperone lit JtatlaBperrpalter
Ipon aParp 8aribalOi; Yerionnllen
ISSo0: @rltnoeieeHibum $3OOU.
Selfer ga. aof lit gsabIdbDertpolter
BON ssreo. Otto stop; 9ericrtalien
500.
gmma 8. Tuit lit EeitaulentsooG
itrederin BON slitorO 8. R,dt; Sruno'
elgentbim $1,000.
geri6ie6eHes.
Worn 6. 9oon erImgte eiu llrtbei
iifcr s953.ss eeaen 8. Is. Sudion
lae Gbos. SGiear Motor so. Elm iol
DIES iiber $36i.55 seseu &tsie Gan
lfielo.
Senrn @rotbaus flagte eiue Sppo
. IiGetiorberlrHs iiber $2O90 scgen SSobl
. lS5enrp @m. tSf)oribeiOe II. u elm.
wtorris Sdmaman bat eInc alag
!. lai:i llnntoBirng oes SeitameHts ieine'
am 10. glpriI 191 : ocritcrbeuen DtIrt
:, .er gluelsita Sdmmtan GngeItrengt
Gie &iberuI Soan Il 9uiIong so
lilaste eine Sppo;hefioroeritHg iibe
! Si602.77 gegeu Gora .. nnO glugul
: u. 9rud elm
albert Sfisert, 1914 Stint StroBe
:uuroe wsgcn RttJperiorguns ieine
1. SScurilie Don @itter 6. VI. Scffma
= III einem Sabr gr6eitbbGts Derur
: tbeilt.
G0spin Shoae, gao6ldbDertpolte
. les g5m. Sfoae, spel4 Sesterer ar
. % Wdrs 1917 Don BEN alfto De
! Otto Suber niebergerautt rpurbe, IN
D liniolac Der babel erlitteneH gerIetun
: gen ftarb, bat I'M Yrobotgeridr oi
: grlmibniB erbaItcu, pon Saiber etr'
al6iinbungsipuue bon $500 5u nc
lceptireu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-18
Gterblid)feitsber;6t.

Warp SOasB. 70. Oil Ssft Strdssi
Gebirn6lutuns.
Sta @itts, 46, College Sia; aSsru'
pertuituna.
Senrp seHie, 81, 130 oinolar
Strabs; 4bsrnOertaItuns.
Sobn S9mio!, SO. ST Siirs,
Strabs; Ser5Isioen-
Dts Bel, q, 1907 2iHu Strute
9ubsrtuloiis.
2lmanSa SOB, IA, Carthage; Ser3'
leioeH.
Sarriet q. @iEon, 7s. 3211 Cad
BERN Strabs; gtierenleioeu.
Rpbert 9urtrdm, 80, II GaHcrr
apenue; 5ubsrtuIoiis.
2ouiie Rumplsr. GO, epasgs pirIi
Sersleiben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-18

SenrD Striter, 40, 24o7 8uriatD
4penus; S9DGGe.
Senrp Stsparo, 80, 537 GarIisIe
Ioenue; Subertuloiis.
Soe S6nsibsr, 81, 2539 Sal6ort
Gpenue; llneliidsfan.
William $. Rihrsr. 70. 253 piee'
mont Strabe; &rebs.
Morgaret Rabl, GA, 407 Sft 13,
Strabe; SersIeiben.
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Che. Grlaubniki9 i9eine.

5ellfrsb 3urIug., 27, 1o74 gilitut
I Strabe.
lOuis Smit5, 20. 1076 bessl.
ISoIepb 81. 2Irmft,ab. A. 423 B:it
I 9. Gtrabe.
iUaaria u. SobHiOn, 45, bessI.
(gBiniam gl. UsObnIetn, 40. 112G
WiHfielb gIDs.
lGIorsnee gt Jiibsr, %, 75l Baos
Strnbe
{Gbarles 6 go:nber. 27, GleOsa. ..
lSennie WeIIs, le. oesgl.-
lqlfr,b Z. s6o5l, q, Baltimore.
l9llice ei6bsrs. q. 619 Sa, Str.
lgllbertp 6. Si,part. 90. 4216 Ger
( gus SH.
ieiteaa 6. Drut. 27, 1880 Spring
@rope Ioe.
l9Rapmonb 9. RarieutbaI, %, 1913
: @ongrsb StE
iRut6 g. 9Ope, q, 199 9pnsreb Ar.
IOstar @iiisl, g. Bbits Dat,
l4snes SduIts 80, oessl.
|eeorae Seiglsy, "a, 2ltluntic 9otsl,
lUsuraaret 9. Ri4ar6ion. 27, 16l5
Race Gtrabe
(eugportb ! Sui9ing, elmpore
I Plaee.
lgtlma elbers, UoooIapn. ..
(eorsp 6. 16i.,, 21. auroru, SH0,
lSeIen M. 9eterion, Is, @ienoaIs, =
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tuoIIen Sic nidt 5psdIos in 8efdar
brinsen. Sd Deriuae nit meinen Sols
oatsH bier berausauiommen." limb
oann su feinsn 2euten gapanot:
vasrls, mir iitsn in eiusr Derieufel.en
pdtI1s! S5r iebt ale bort bds 9es
idiis; mo- zines 1T, tperosn nod mebr
isin. 2lber mir miiHen bur8. Die
Duntelbeit pirb uns belfen. &eiu
Nori sdpro9en uHb rubig i'm S4ritt
binter mir Der. Ra, benR LOST
Sic ritten tpieber on. @drrenbcrf
jebt an Der Spibe bes 5dufleins, nds
berten Ea langIom bem Ibor. CT
6Gtts am liebjtsn lnut geladt, 70 BIZ
5arr unb unpabrIdeinlid mutbets ibm
bic geseben5eit OIL. Damn ertappte er
jid babel, ipie er alIsrlsi llniinn DOT
Th binmurmefte: Jungs, Suuge,
penn bas mon blps gut ssbt! Dole
Gade, boiIe Sahe, pirbe mein alter
Chef Iassn. gu I1abe, ,buB er ni4t bier
it, = Nuf einmaI iiberleste er fpies
Der gang fiibI unb ia4lib: seieBt, Is
iteben bort QfT1iers ober Herls =, it|
rerbe gut tbun, ibnen .0ooo bpe' 81
Iagen. 0as tpirb jebeU etfpnigen Der'
pa6t seritreuen. lluIsre U6isen ie9tn
iblisbli4 bod niht 70 gano sugIiit
aus. Wsnn iie aber bdnn etipa 6ras
gen felsR, eiue lIngere uuisrbaltung
tegiunen folleu >.
Die apnhren bes 9efdiibss unS
I.iner Beipduuunq traten I6drfer ber'
Dor. rnb pI0slia lSfte iid aus Der
grouen Mais bic 5orm einer msni4s
liden Geftalt, lang unD has.r, flafe
Diibe aui ben &Opf, yietfs i'm WiuH'
be. Sin Gngldnber uupertennbor
Der fab iidb bic iieb5sbn Rsiter an =.
Die 9eutifen blidten serdosans IN
bas GumstI bes 55orbossns. Warren'
borf lssts griibsHb bic Sdnb an ois
Weiise. Sm lsstsn ausenblid enti6lob
er Iih bod nod ,@oob bpe" gu iassn,
atber es blieb i5m i'm 5aIie iietsn.
sic riiteH poriibsr, laHgiam, 81
aipsi nebsnsinaHber. Der Gnsldube,
bate ben @rub erpibert. ldiiig, aber
ni6t unboflib; isBt tpauots er I'D
IaneIam al. 81. miiiIen uRisre Der
sen tIppfen urb br0bueH bDren unter
eem 1borboaen, badte BarreRborT.
5m @orbeireiien bate er eiHen Bid
in Gle l1nas bes Wafes ii1 binsie'
henbe Eefssnfrabe tperfen tonnen
ilno pns CT oeieben, mar bieg: EN-:
snalifGe gnttsrit tlstnen Salibers
belt. bic Gpibe ibuen abastebrt, tn
Der GeitsnltrlBe. nit Rem lebten Ge'
jaiib nod asrabe untsr BEN 5hcrbo'
cen; an BEN ba.ten lie porbeigeHubt;
bie mnnnItdfi mar um einsn Offsiel
periammeIt, einiq. 0efpdHnfabrel
iianhsn miibia bel ibrsn GGuIen; uni
bers lanqe WsnIh NIT Der pfetfe m
Whinbs ipar ipohl Elm uutsroffbier
piellsiGt Der Jii6rsr bes !ssten De
ffiibss asfpefsr.
2ln bic brsibia Dieter maj Der Wdu
ben bas 5bor i'm 9caen burhffuitt
aaut Hnpperien bic Gifen Der pfsrbr
aaf BEN arrben gflniier. Der Wei
mar frsi. gorrenncrf irar es bsim Der,
laFisn bee buntlen 3borboaens, ali
ritteu iis IN eiteI SOnnenidein BIN
aus.
.gaIopp, mdrf6, maria!. wie elm
'Suht,FaRfnts Hama fein aoumonbo
Hunisn hobsn uHier ibrsn 1uF, sir
gaar 5slme, fhlsdi am edttsl bsFel
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-18
4usbebunes. m mi are
ernount.

~ " " ~ ~
errount-
ssn Gintlang nit einer bon 8oiiDer.
neiir Gor III iie ergangenen AuHoroe'
rung ba6en Die Common Bleas &idD'
ter geltern Die Serren 9llfreo u.
IafIen, Gr- &ongreb Superintendent
(Demotrat) un6 6 OF. 6 barIes j.
s. Gfe, Sr., 4216 Suaioan aDe., Ct.
I9ernaro, er.Oberit bes I sSnf. .8cg,
.. g. o., uto Seid)ditsfilbrer Der
Seetin Con Co., oils sllisbebungs.
Stcnuniiidre lin &antilton Sonntp er-
ncrrnt. Deibe WaHlen tDuroen benz
@ouDernear str 8eitatigiiug inter
breitet. - 600 no odS sInSbeblmgs.
Geies paiiirt TT into g;rGlioent gSilior
ole notbige protlautation erIaiien bat,
iDmo @ouperneiir Cor mid ieinerietts
cine iolde erIaiicn, NORM bic siusbe.
tung DON nriitbeiiens 2200 WtilttGr.
tflidtigen bon Sdntilton eoiuttp an
eeoronet miro. 2iei, 2l1isbebllng III
2lMiga6e Der beiScn aonuIriiiare MEL
de, Had,aem aIle resiitrirten ytanlerl
in bas Geid,poreieara6 gelegt moroeiI
iino, bic notb;Je sliBabI gsanen 5Ie-
ZEN meroeu, bersn Srager odnH BON
cinem 6ur6 bic 8eidauorenen 5u er.
nennenoen slr5t he3iisIif ibrer f6rper.
lIifen SaueIif,feit urteriiIht ,DeroelI
icnen, ebe Ire en6giItis IN bic GrHec
eingereibt peroen.
ISaIdrerb bung fir Sn-
genbgeridtsbe.
ante, etc
sSn ibrer genneiniduftIidlel Sibnrg
erbobten 6ie Common Bleas &ihter
aelsern Die bisberise geUilliguHg bon
$2S.510 iiIr ben @eridtsbof flir ga
milien anseleeenbeiten (Slsgenoee.
rid,t anf $40, ,666 iiir oas Ssabr 1913.
IOiee erHoglidt ole O.rddiibrung 6es
in letter Seiiiou paiiirten @eiescs.
rensuioIge Der ebief.Brcbations'
9eamtc oes Sugenogeri@ts, Scrr
Grouie, itatt $2500 IN 9ntunit $4,000
Der ssabr erbdlt nno Elm ireiterer Bro.
bations. .geanrte nit einern SSnhres.
gdI1r pon $500 ernalnt Deroer
fam.
gluBerSem ipurSe Die Common Bleas
cbcridytb lSeipiiiigimg oerart erboht.
eab bic neln 9aiIiiis bonn SATIRE 1918
an ie $l450 aniiatt $3.50 per Sa9r
erbalteH.
@irtb uno Grocer faIIirt
9nton bemn II, Der all oeT
SmiiB Strabc uno gSebb gIlcp etn,
Grocery. @irtbidnit bctreibt, nIad,tt
leeitern infolge ilouen @cidditsgane'
Gin gIiiignement all Seitrp y. Sang,
Gie glftipa betraseu $4,000 ino oi,
SerbineIidfeiten $4,000.
@eriat Der @robgei d. 10 o.
-eneu.
Sic @roBgeibRorenen imterbreite'
ten geltsrn oein @idder VI. &. gudDal
fer eiren SbeiIberid,t, Der snflaeer
gegen DIE ioIgcnocn Rcrlonen entbnlt
GIetus Eurner, Weoro i'm Blpei
zen Grade, begnnsen an goris SSobn
ion ON 20. Wdrs 1916. Borne;
SamiIton, @orb i'm Sipeitey
SrGbe, begnneen on German Ser
nm 81. Rdr5 1917 @m. ones
nIias .sSlungIe Sbine", WerS I'M siuet
ter @raoe, begoneen an eeuaro Gar
'rett aut 2. april 1917. -GbarIes
Iaruie, llnteribIagang 5ilm Radt
ibeiI Der Golfer Co. lei Der er beiddf
Itist ipar. Soiepb 9ruic
5IDoe 9uttereII uno 9erri
.,@itdelI, Sraeeris perborscnel
l@ofien. - SeHorirt mirbeH bi,
lTsdae ge1sn Bbilip Sabii ipegei
@crun9ldiligiIng ieiner isolniIie INT
iife0en s9m. W See tocgen 9aotb
sudtsuerInGs.
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alus ben Weri1tsbDiem.
Common gleas Jlidter ernennen BIZ
&uSb.bnnss.aummiiIdre fir
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Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-08-10
pElSONAL MENTION
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FRIDAY, AUG. 10, 1917.

Tip Top-the Flower of fours.
w. A. Jones was in town Tuesday
from his home on the Joseph.
A. l.. Harchelrode and family were
in town Monday from Winona.
Felix Martzen made business trip
out into the Winona country Wednes-
day.
Jake Captein left Wednesday for
Montana to locate homestead, per-
haps.
Step in and get our prices on Ma
son and Economy fruit jars. We can
save you money. G-N-C Co.
Herman w. Funke left Tuesday
morning for Butte, Mont, where he
will resume work in large mercan-
tile establishment.
Walter Reid and family left We'd
nesday for the mountains south of
Grangeville to pick huckleberries.
They took along bedding and camp
equipment sufficient to stay for several
days.
Men Wanted Sawyers and fellers
Soc per M. Mill and camp minimum
wage 1925. Steady work and ample
protection against l. w. w.
Craig Mountain Lumber Co.,
31tf Winchester, Idaho.
A large crowd attended the great
motion picture, THE Eyes of the
World at the Orpheum Monday
evening and all were well pleased with
the production, the only fault to find
being that little more extensive or
chestration would have been appre-
ciated and would have made the ad-
mission price seem more in reason.
The pictures were fine, the character
delineation perfect and some of the
scenic effects indispensable. All told,
the picture was thoroughly appreciate
ed in spite of the price.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-08-10
Interesting Items
from iNl and around
Cottonwood.

Geo. D. Smith, the Grangeville
liveryman, was in town Monday.
Herman Yates was transacting bus
mess here Monday from Winona.
John Peterson and family visited
friends at Orofno a couple of days
last week.
VIM. Mulhall was in town Monday
afternoon from Denver looking for
harvest hands.
Joseph Hasfurther and Mr.. Dris-
coll were in the city for a short time
Monday NOR ming from Genesee.
Miss Nell Confer left Wednesday
morning for her home in Iowa after
spending several weeks here visiting
her old friend, Miss LANCE.
D. F. Van Pool was in town the
first of the week from over on Snake
river, having brought out a small
bunch of fat cattle for shipment.
Mrs. Mary FOrsmann shipped her
personal effects up from Charleston the
first of the week and is now stopping
with the Nader family near Reuter-
vile.
Miss Coda Hendricks and William
j. Davis came over from Grangeville
Monday evening and were united in
marriage at this place by justice of
the peace B. L. Hussman. The bride
formerly resided here for some time
with her parents and attended the
local high school.
The Joseph Oldham family motored
down to Kamiah Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs Harrison and spent the day
there visiting friends, returning the
next day. They found the Seven
Mile grade in bad shape but were in
formed the contract for the new road
had just been let and the road will
probably be completed this fall. They
say one or two trips over such roads
are enough to convince anyone of the
wisdom of voting bonds for better
highways.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-08-10

Fully half dozen auto parties of
local citizens spent Sunday up on Cot
tonwood Butte picking huckleberries
and all returned with large appetites
and some nice quantities of the luscious
fruit. Some of the pickers went up
Saturday evening and camped out
over night SO as to be at work early
in the morning. The berries are more
plentiful this year than usual and are
attracting many people to the woods.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-08-10
Hans Petersen, the Keuterville
merchant, was in town on business.

Hans Petersen, the Keuterville
merchant, was in town on business.
james Wright, a prominent bust
ness man of Nezperce, was in the city
Monday.
Tom Randall and DR.. Reilly spent
several hours down Grave creek Sun
day and brought back a nice string of
trout as result of their trip.
Miss Hazel Calhoun and sister
have rented small building on King
street from H. H. Nuxoll and will 90
to housekeeping there.
Anton Terhaar dropped in Monday
to advance his subscription another
notch and also ordered the paper sent
to his brother, Ben, in Wyoming in
order to keep him posted on events
hereaboutS.
Joe Guigan, an employee of the
Kerr Cedar company, was drowned
early last week in the Middle Fork
above Kooskia. The man was subject
to fits and is thought to have had an
attack and fallen into the water while
fishing. The body was found in shall
low water near the bank.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-08-10
Dixie Kincaid left Monday for spo-

Dixie Kincaid left Monday for Spo-
kane to join the U. S. navy. He is
the second young man from this local
ity to join the naval forces, although
some twenty-five have joined the army.
By becoming member of Uncle
Sans forces he can still retain title
to his homestead in Montana until
such time as he can return to it again.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-08-10
Chronic Constipation

1t is by no means an easy matter to
cure this disease, but it can be done in
most instances by taking Chamberlains
Tablets and complying with the plain
printed directions that accompany each
package.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-08-10
Tip Top-a sweet, pure and perfect

Tip Top-a sweet, pure and perfect
-four.
II. W. Carrots was in town Monday
from the county seat.
Will Nash is in town this week
from across the river.
Peter Aschenbrenner was in town
Monday on business from Ferdinand.
Water direct from the we'll with a
Milwaukee Air Pressure System. No
storage. Hoene Hardware.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-08-10
Attention Farmers

We carry complete line of ma
chine oil and hard oil for harvest
purposes. Call and ct our prices
before purchasing.
Farmers Union Warehouse Co.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-08-10

DR.. Schilling was a Kamiah visitor
the fore part of the week.
Our fall and winter book of Ed V.
Price suitings now on display. "Get
measured today" G-N-C Co.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-08-10
New Coats For Fall

We have just received our first shipment of New
Fall Coats for Ladies, which are now ready for
your inspection. We hereby extend most
cordial invitation to the ladies of Cottonwood
and vicinity to call and see the new line We
have all the new shades and styles which are
very interesting to see and will place yourself
under no obligation whatever by coming in and
trying on these new garments. There are
many other new things which now on dis
play that we will be pleased to show you. Come
in and look around. 1t is pleasure for us to
show merchandise.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-08-10
Market Report.

Wheats Marquis, per blu. 80. 25
Wheat, Bluestem, per bu.. 2.2O
Wheat, white Russian, per blu. .... 2.13
Wheat, club, per bu........... I'll
Wheat, white Oregon. ............ ell
Oats, per hundred ................ 200
Barley, brewing, per hundred, go. 200
Barley, blue, per cwt. ............ 200
Barley, feed, per hundred. ....... 1875
Butter, per pound .............. .35
Eggs, per dozen Observation-Disclosures. .35
Flour, per sack, Tip Top. 800
Hogs, top stuff, per hundred .....14.5O
Cattle, prime steers, per cwt. 1925
tTCorrected every Thursday P. M.