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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-25
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sa beraHtpcrttu baben.

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borIGniis Der qrt2apoliatit 8iaidm
aerboIff Sr. bon SO. 5543 Somptins
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be betOen peripidel! NIB uub sslegeut'
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tin bes grauereiag,nteu Sobn pfissH'
reiter unb Der Sd91ntptrtb Siaat
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in Der Rata pom WEittpc9 gum Dom
uerifdg peripti1rbet lDurbeu.
Serr u1lb sSrou qfiseureitsr MOLTEN
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4benb IN ibrem 2luiomobiI nab Sdu'
is briueen pnb aIs re an Der Wabiiou
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pfissnrsitsr, ais Fe fi9 IN Der Rabs
Der GImburit gtosUgs befd1tben. buB
ii9 elm onoeres quiomobil bitt bin
ter itneu belt. Sn Der Neinung, oas
onbere 9lutompbil polIte on ibneu
pOrbeifdbren, IsHtte sr feine gtdfdtne
sur Seite, aber Der Center Der aubes
ren Dfai9ins tbdt bdsfsfbe uro cine
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turroeH setroffeu.
6err PfisGireiter belt fofort an,
iprana ouf bas orloers automobil Su,
bon oeHeHF Sriitbrett eiR Damn ab.
Iprdna unb pdats ben giiriGen, nobtt
II i6m ipfOrt stneR RenoIDer sntriB-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-25
Crganifrt
Sat ii6 seifern Die &esiiriruusa'
bc95rbe fir ben 3, .3nui.

Die Wsbor6e, tpeIfe 6ie aegiifrir
una Der UeilitdrpfIi5tigen am 5
sspni 5u abertpaden bat, belt seiterr
ibre erite 8erfmurliing ob urt6 orga'
nlirte iib pte fclgt: 9}rdii6ert, Gba5,
3. Safe; gpsprdii0ert, Gbomas s.
I1ugnDin; Sefretdr gnfre6 q. 2Qlen;
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am RegiInirimgstoge per0en se.
nap mic on @abltogeu ole g3irt6.
ifaiten geihIofen ietH uiiiieu, me &c.
Itern Die Stants 2i5eTtsbebor6e ange.
crSnet fat iulo btpor Don ieben lbr
gPorgers Bis neun ltc gbenos, be-
StlulSea, pibrert6 iDeLder Die Regi.
itririrng Dor fid gebt.
Bcinr StaotrnibScIsyt Sre6. Gdnel.
Ter liefen geitern Die rorgei6riebene,
0iegiItriririgSfcruudcre bon ben iol.
eenben Gtncfnnntieru eia, bic ON Rs-
eiltriritngstaee rifrt IN Der Gto6t an
peiero fem toure.i: Robert GdIp, Po.
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imo ssbilip @putrn. SO. 1444 OH
WcWtilan Strqte.
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ron Gfncler beideirtigen lieBen, ma.
rem: Sermdnr gP. Sotns, Qer Sd.
ren Cont; S0pur6 2. @eir, geettle.
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more, ge6.; gtiIio &. Ban gibber,
glnfi.: Grthur q. @ie5erin.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-25
Neiuport.

Die 0eiuport Office fir bas Gin.
einHatisr golfsblatt4 befinSet iidl im
RO. 339 yort StraRs, assenaber
Sem GOHrtbonis, moiabf 9eaisfei
ten, HH3eisen n. I. m. biz 8 il6S
ylbenhs entseseHgenommen peroen.
SelepboH Soatb 24Ql.
= 9eirdtbsI9eins. = garf M.
Gates, 81. urlb Gertrude Tiutribse,
%, beibe bon Ri9monb, Snb. =.
6arrb Worsun. 26, Don Rf9noHb,
Sno.. unb Marp 4F5portb, 81, BON
Gaton, 8 - 2epi G. Strait, AZ, bon
JruniIiH Co., g.. unb pearl 2oo,er.
%. BON gliding Co., 8. - Jofspb
%. Sentif pon Reippcri unb QlHtlia
Diuieliobn bon Cincinnati, 8.
Der Denti9 Qlmeritanifde
Gtnbtperbano brt ben RitgIiebern
Der gsreine, tpelGe gum Berbdnb
seb5ren, enpfobleIl, bdb fie Der ,Ro.
tbsH areua Gefeui4aft- il@ ani4lis.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-25
6amiltpn.

Infer gsent in SamiltOn 1T Serr
Gbnaro grnd, 449 Slo 6anfte Ctr.
SeG Gel. 476R. Some 8bOHs
1631.N.
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&. Strabe fpObnbdft. i'm WsrtD 5Os
ipital i'm Utter BON 81 Ja6rsn gsitors
BEN. sic piro iiberIs5t BON elmer
S6lpelier unb nirb beuts gOrmittag
nm 10 llbi unter Der aeitung Don
gaftor $. q. 9idmunn i'm Gresns
ipOob 5risobof begrdbeR.
- 9ur1 gtep. 9er6urbus DurDeH
5err 0iaiam 6. 8aumdHn uHb f5raus
lein 2ena SdnTsn unO bura aeo.
Serr gbarles 8sbetinb unD
Brdulein Qnna pagan s9elid 0erbuus
ben.
- Sm 9lier DON 41 Sd5rtn 1T
frau Murb u. peltOn, ge5. Darts
mann, Satin BON GERM GraUt BEL
ton, in i6r.m 6eim in go. SIT Siio
3 Cir, aeftorben. Gle pirb auBer
Ibrem Wanne ifberlebt OOn Jpi Rins
bern, sipei griibsrn uub orei S9pes
tern. 9ie 9eerbigung finbst am
Samffug Rorgsn nod eirsm 9obtsns
1mte bon Der ct. Soisobs 9irhe
mug i'm Ct. Stspbauu5 Grisb9of
ftatt.
= Sur5 Rf6tsr farI1u fpuroe
pedrl grull tpegen aras5tia srober
9rno6lGFigung bon g0iqiam Grua
Iei9iebeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-25

Grau Set5 ipraug eberfulls aus benz
4utpulobil unb pddte ben BUR- den
slef5faas, Ser baun berbeitommeroen
poii5ifen fberge6en ipur6e, Ddbreno
es isinem 0snpHsn NIT BEN Gutou,os
bli gu erttfDii9en geIuug. Gr puroe
isbo4 fehr bdEb ermittett urtb Don
2euinant eintting bsrbaftet. Der fo'
fort ber6Gftete Ghiebbolb eutpuppte
fi9 OILS Der prioatpOti5iIt BiIiam
aerboIff, pdbreno Iein ipdter osrbaf-
ists SefG4rte Der % Sabre oIte So5r
Gfurdan bon ylo. 9053 SBrpon
Strobs mar.
fSrau pfisenretter, bic IN bic rs6ts
Siifts sef5oFeu, ieSo3 gum SIiid
nt6t lebensgefdbrri9 0sripunbet, ipurs
be, fospfe Serr StIb, bem Die EugI
in ben ret9teu Qrm gebrun9en mar,
turipben suerft mad bem fd6tii9en un6
bann mad 6sm Setou 5OTpttaI ibers
fiibrt Giir 9erru SeGo Tam be
Bunbe febr berbdugniBoou psroen,
bG Elm Rero 5errtiIsn iporben TT uno
bic Gsfabr elmer b0Gigen 2ibnuug
bes rstbten Mrms oorliegt.
fer6olff, Der fetner Qrgd6en ndbI
3uidnmen nit g6ur6in cine nusge.
bsbrts Snetptour gemddt bate, Be-
bauptete, bab er GERM gfisenretter
tpeaen gtutOmobiIrafens babe oerbaften
poueu.
6err TeIS netgt gu Der Qnfiht, bag
man ss' m6eIi9sripeife auf bus 6elo
ubgefebeu hutte, bas .r BET ii9 trug.
81 botte als S6dsmeiiter ber TloOie
2oge am Ttittpo9 4benS cine 1r6bss
re Summs an gsttrdgen berstnnnbmt
unb bate duberbem no6 bic sagssstn.
r16meu fetnsr Btrt5f5dft I'M getras
ge BON etipd 5000, Ioipis pertbooqe
9tumdHtm BEL ii5.
9tpei Der Guseln, bic SerbolfF o5.
esi9oHen hattie, nareH IN bic g3id.
paub bes 9tutomo6iIs eingebrungsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-25
Sentperatirr' 'Serif)t.
Stlitktt ban 5Oi. atsiH, Istlisr. All Dine ctr.
9iibfbes asrparamm
@irO auIdklidl Der GiniUeiGuus Ses
HIoeruien EGrfs SHrdeciiiBrt.

sir 6ic Gimuei9lng oes Riperoiesp
Tarts uno SpieIplaees, III Delt)en
Defarr1tlib oos aIte 9teierooir an Der
6itteu StraBe uH9GpanoeIt lpuroen,
1T tin ii5ernlis oblpenieIuugsreit
uu0 irtcreiiailtes Brogrnnm sltiam.
meagciteit porbeit, pobei Staotratbs.
mitgIieb utt8ael Ufuqen uno Die
8arfbehorbe Sallo m SdtlD gear6eiRt
1aben.
Sic giniueiblirg fnl0et befnrtltlih
an Snrtftag, Setn 2. Syiirti, Itatt uuo
flr bic 8orrnittugSihul0en bat Serr
geullen eir Orbeiter cnaogtrt. nab.
renb.am 9eatutittog Die 9arffpuulii-
itOn fir Wluiit iorgen pirb.
Die fSeittpttdteu beginner bereits
Inn 5ebn llhr Mcreerrs unb elm aus
500 9orler unb &erreu beitebertbeS
gmpiarsstuIrnnittee. bas &err Uetil.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-25
M@tmms Seuti@e !.
3idt-Sirger utiiiIen ii6 bei1m gunbes-
utarIHal HrrIorH.

gis gum 1. Sunni mullen ii5 ale
bier pobneRoer Delui9en, Die nod
feline arterfa11ti9en Siirger fino,
IN Der Offffioe 0eS 9prt0esunribaGs
IN goitgebdll6e drrrneIoeu. Gu9 iOI-
DE, DeIde bereits Die eriteu Bopiere
5ciibeu, bobelt itd1 5u uleI0en,
Ste ulitiien bort Elm iSoruntIur
ansfiiuen, oorrIit ibre NGmer, aorei-
len uab ifre 8eid)Gftig,ng feitgeitelt
wer0en foultGL
Ger 6iesbe5iigIife @efebI eebt bonn
Sldiioerteu nus, pie aus oelien
8rohauotiou DOM 6. gLpriI 1917 err
ltctIid1 ipar, Die oQruals oeroffe1lt-
lidJt Dur6e. @r bGfirt oltf etneru
SGlntbesgeIese, in Dem es oen Inter
thaneu etrpeS 2anbes, nit Dem iidJ
bic 8eretnigten Staaten I'M 9riege
befrnben, berboteu lit, fib alrf eiue
5al6e Dteile elmer itaotllden ODER
9lrtOesfeIhtng, ooer ionitigeu milf
tGriibett @tnrrftitugen, etnem Or
feroG, einer Dhrtitiousfabrtf oocr
D6unitionsperf1tGtte, ooer ioritigem
8eidnfte 81 rdberu, in oeu Sriegs.
artifel bergeIteIIt rperoer.
9ie betreffen6er 2elte baben orei
photographer BON ftdl nut nat Der
9ult6eSoff:ce gu brirgen
Sin6 sic borgei6riebenen fSorro-
Iitdter crfiiIt, bonn fcr1r Der 9un-
5csnoritnn inter eepifier geoiu-
gungen sen betreffert6eu 2elter sr-
Ioubeu, in ihren gSohmrrger al bec-
bIciben uuo firer @effdften nodsp-
qehen. Sic brnuhcr bier3r EN- Ger
tififat pom ibrem 9trbeitgebcr. gutI
tann Elm giirge ober cine Giirgfddft
terInrgt Deroeit, iuenn es Sie Bun
eesbenrten fir 16tbie balten.
9ie SGltptia+e 1T tie, boI d1s
crtndbnter Sctiti1eu, Gle nod tetla
nncrifaniihen grger iiu6, ii6 6st
bcm gun6esururihoa orareIoen un6
orei 8botoqrapbieu uritbringen.
W1oil mil tbrreu feine Gbrierig-
feiten berette.1, int6err oofitr ioreer,
bui, iie inter bem G5eiete u1lS Der
Proclamation bes BrGiiherteu rube-
heGlgt ibren @eit,Gftigrneen uno th-
zen 2ebeusgeDobrbeiteu na6gebsi
foTrert
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-25
SeAebue anb 2abtpn.

Die GufoiHs Star aooe ben
gptbiasrittsr Don Sabton unb .bi,
Douglas 2oee pesIel6en Srber Dor
BeIIsbue tperbeu nGtii.n Sonnta1 m
Der 9rinitp 2utberif6en Rirde in
8eaebue bic 9ebGhtHiBfeier a6boItet,
Serr Ben Z. arHer bon Der ginein.
natter Spportinitp 2oae fpirb bic @e.
nddtniBrebe boItsn. Gin pcniialihes
nririrtalii6es g}rosrumm pir6 sur
Ourtfiihrung sslanasn-
- Srl. qmp q. Teoore BON Der 3.
nno Wcainnsp Sirabe Sabton FieI
eeiern i'm sItsrlifen SGife bon elmer
por& 6inab, nobel iie einen gr,ld
ees re6ten 6onbssI.Hfes erIitt. Or.
B. Stnoar Isiitets bic n5f6m. SiiIfe
= Die @ebd9tnibfeier Der Gram
bile. WIoobp goit>n bon Bellevue bes
s5oe Spsisr goitsn bon Dabton uno
bss Hamen 6iIfsecrps Der @. u. R.
fuirb am Rdhiten GoHntou Bormtttua
IL llbr In Der Scner Ul. g. Rirbe
ahgebdlisn iperSen. Reo. z. R. Strots
ton ipirb BE gebddtntBrebs 5oiten.
- Der Benspue Club Der Nsiitfer
iutrb beute Ro9mitida m 9efe,iurntr
Der CD. St. ScbuHnes airte in Bel
Iepue cine Sisunl abbdlten. Pnd,
GrItopunu Der Gefddfien esIauat elm
mifHtalif8es qrosrumm sur Dalrd.
jiifruas.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-25
Greibeitsbpmbs
Die Troater & 6amble So. bat cine
Dliaipu SOQars fir bic SLnsgube
sesei6uet.

Gie Sroctr & goulble Go. BOT ge.
tern eine @iqion Goaars fir bic
rsSreibeits -9tnIeiHe" ge5eidgtet. Gte if
otc 5tpeite biefige sStrra, 0ie cine 3eta.
ning fiir cinen oerartige1 9etrag al1f
0ieie gproo1isgabe gen1aft Bot.
Gie erIte 3eifrnung BON einer UiG-
lion collars tpar BON Der Union Gen.
traI 2ife Suiitrance 60. geruadt nor.
zen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-25

len geiidet bat, Giro Damn sur SteIa
icin utO nit Der @ertbeilung Don
1900 sycccrenn Cones lutb 10000
3nderifaIJer begirnelt, 6ie bon Serru
I1tneu gsiferft mur6en.
Die 9yeItrebuer bei ber Dethefeter
Fino: 9Irgerutetiter 8udtn, ore BGrf-
fomluiTi>e 8. u. 9tltLt, sSy5r+utr gP.
Grobn ltno sJobn 6, 8ruce, DdbrenS
ols 8oriiter Serr mdilLen flrretrt uro
$err 6. 8. ghe6s BON Ter Barffom.
triIIion scr rOfTirer of tie Dan" 1T
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-25

rli9 ssriB lu tintr selHitoen 5rau afHnei.
80 etE I'm eiaHoe, msins eansarbsii su 5eEs
ri5ien uro 10 bin 70 sls1iia. ba 10 Hidi
sian5ie. oab 10 is iUisoer 70 5srnHasstR ioHn'
is ais to q atssniDariis ibBr. luio 10 fvanfte.
bab Grects sriabTtR. mas esbia g. giHibum's
SeastnbIs qonitoHns fif mi4 eetben -i5ran
9sfie gopHtr. 1889 Carlton e5s. Gnlr.
mount Cincinnati. Cb.S.
astns GraH. loelos an eiHem JransuIsieeH
tIGcHbwe!asr Eri Iss6si, fsais eis 6oiiHiing
rsTIicteH. Otns bab fie ehSia g. 3iHitaM's Se.
stiGbls GompouHe ptobiri bat
9ieiss buttHis ghtid. bsiisH Esetsimf4s
gScfiaHeibctlS ans aHStrItfsnm BurIsln anb
gnanstH beretsu. bat 30 isit oisrsle Sdbren
nIS sin Dsritbelss sidriHnssEitisl Hnb axIe,
Der ees UEaasH-C IsanismnS snpideH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-25

5etBbts Carthage, 6urtpen, Mt.
&uburH uno Elm S5eiI DON QOorbaIs.
bat 1924 9Grter.
Reunter Otitrttte prire Sin, Deit.
Dooo, 9eI1t, SapIer 9are urpb Serna
bant, bat 3,475 Gdrten.
3efNter Stftritt: gummtnsDiqe,
Camp 8ufbtngtOH, WtntuH Pluce, Nt.
9(trp uRb @oGese 6tu. bat 1851
9Grten. La
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-25
lInfdHe.

nit einigeu urbeoeutenoen
S6rnmmen lam gefern Der "a 9Gbre
aIts Ro6ert SsiIer BON yto. 1852 90,
milton Qnenue onbon, ols er nit feis
nem @utomobil por bem S1ufe go.
229 Msit TecRiden 2IOenue nit einem
Strassrbabuudgeu Der DecTidsns
Gin 2tnie tnIltbtrte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-25
Srou gfmauba Rleiu.

frau gmdnba alein, bi.
G6fpiegerto9ter bes qOEi5siri9ters
u. Sd. alsin Don Bslepus, pirb Ieit
bsm lebtuerfloHenen NittpOb pers
mibt Sic fit an botarabieer Ser,
poTitdt, soessnIb ibre Qlngeb0risn I'M
ibrt Si9erbeit srnitIi4 beiprgt iinb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-25

eoHiVohiiD = Biiiea flr
mia eriban bat. 90
mar iHiolas StansH.
leiefHs 70 ifani. eaB
10 mia iGHm BON
eeii erbebcu ioHnie.
n bate lsii ianesrer
3fii aeboiieri unS
mriHs aguiier ioaie ~
mir: 80 iplHihe.
cas- III a5bta 6.
RiHibam's. gsatiabls
Gomroiinb rrobiriis.
9irism aat5 ielsi.
TO NIB bosls!6e bat
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-25
Wmtter ingte,
prpbiere es.
sshia 6. sinffam's geasiabIs Som.
pUHnb inrirts Srau 9Opner.
hadbsm Atr5te nidjt
belfeH fonntsn.

glnannail. cbio.-.s8 pHaf6s 5tnen nit
sribeiisH. mas essla gmftaHfs Bsasiasls
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-02
The Scrap Book
I'll REMEMBER YOU. LOVE IN
MY PRAYERS.

When the curtains Of night are pinned
back by the stars,
And the beautiful moon leaps the
skies.
And M dewdrors Of heaven are kiss
nj the rose.
IL Is hen that my memory flies
A. u o. the wings Of some beautiful
dove
In haste with the message IL hears
To bring YOU a kiss of affection aud
say;
I'm remember YOU, love, In my
prayers.
Go where you will. ON land or az sea.
IN share all your sorrows and
cares;
And at Nigh, when | knee by my
bedside to pray.
I'll remember you. love, in my
prayers.
! have loved you too fondly 4 ever
forget
The love you have spoken for me;
And the kiss OF affection stlli warm on
my lips
when o told me how true You
would he.
know not II fortune he tickle or
friend.
or II time on your memory wears;
! know that ] love you wherever y0c
roam,
And remember. you. love. in my
prayers.
when heavenly angels are guarding
the good,
As God has ordained them TO do.
In answer TO prayers | have offered
10 him,
l know there Is n watching you.
And may It's bright spirit he with you
through life
To guide o VI heavens bright
stairs,
And meet with the one who has loved
you W true
And remembered YOU, love. In her
prayers.
Anonymous.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-02
WHY WE ARE At WAR.


Germany has forced America. as Il
has forced practically the entire
world. 10 defend itself by arms. We
are fighting this war because Ger
many made war upon US. America ls
IA peaceful nation: we have no lust
for conquest, no desire for annexation
of territory; We are defending our
selves againE, Germany because the
Imperial German government entered
upon a program which meant the de-
Etruetion Of all American institutions.
When we finally recognized that
Germany was waging war upon us we
had seen more than 225 Americans.
among them NAM women and chill
dren. killed by German submarines,
hospital ships had been sunk and IN
fortified towns had been bombed and
tombarded. Medals had heen struck in
honor o. the sinking Of the LusitaHia.
the murderous act by which "a many
OF our men, women pnd children. lost
their llveH. German officials had
treated the United States. e neutral
nation, as an enemy. Strikes were
.orgEnized in this country, plants were
blown up, pro-Gcrman publications
were founded and subsidized, and
hatred ~ America was systematicall,
sought 10 be inculcated among oar
foreign born inhabitants. Every cffor,
was made to involve ~ IN trouble
with Japan and Mexico. our repeated
protests were met with promises ana
explanations which were little bette
than insults.
The Imperial German government
finally proclaimed the unrestricted d.
]struction of neutral ships upon tho
high seas. IL was the notification 60
the United states that our people
were no longer sovereign. aud that
~ they would sail the seas Ia safety
we must conform 10 conditions laid
Gown by a government that defed in
ternational law. humanity, and ele-
mental morality
A policy OF terrorism has been syg'
t~emetically applied by the Imperial
German government since the out
break Of the European war. Treaties
ihat stood In the way 81 German mill
l~aristic plans have been disrcg1rded.
women and children have been treated
With indegcriable brutality the noblest
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harm whatever hut that his one de-
sir" % duty vas Co see that the bo1s
ana girls were in school and Ca on
fore" the law TN" board distributed
pledges for he Junior army of the
food release IN the different schools
while on their visit.
The pledges ar" right in line with
TIE national fuod conservation move
meut having been iudorscd hy Her
bert Hoover, Commissioner ClaNtou.
the national council Of defense also
the womau'- auxiliary Of EcrnuuIlo
"0uuty Il b. thought That these
pledges will hc an aid TO parent and
tc1ch'r IN bringing home tho lesson
of Tho economy uf God and giving tho
child 90 responsibility. which Will
mako FOR good citizenship
Tho hoard ON the visit listened to
tho children On ensemble work sing
patriotic and folk songs and IN some
schools saw them from the biggest
%" ne tinicst salute pld Glory with
Is much patriotic foryur us du our
gallant boys In khaki The county
board feels that the teachers iu the
COUNT schools 1r" giving splendid
service and that the work Of the cour-
rs superintendent, Mr. Montuya. is
beyond question The county beard
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COUNTY SCHOOLS

The B|cruaiillo county board of ed
ucation since its appointment has been
busy with the employ mout of teach
crs and other work which ONT uu-
der their supervision. The board
during the vacation period visited tho
different school buildings OF the coup
~ FOR the purpose or l@scortniniuE Just
what repairs and equipment were
needed. An innovation has been Of
fectcd his year by the employment
Of Mr. Jose Stla2dr as truant officer
for the county. who will visit the diff.
fercnt schools and bring home tu the
parent the fact that Ncw Mexico has
a comp lsury school law and that IL
viii ec enforced Mr. S1lazar ls "a
parent and q teacher OF wide c>p,r-
Hence in the schuul room and is aware.
Of the necessity "f tru proper cduca-
ton OF children.
ON Wednesday tho board made its
first official visits To the schools
since thcy have been ]reopcncd. They
found the schools iu splendid run
ming order and the attendance cNccp-
t~ionally good. Supt Moutuyo thought
tho Attendance had increased IS per
cent over last year duc IN "a great
measu 10 the teachers and Mr.. Mon
togo thought to the truant officer At
the beginning Of school one teacher
was telling her pupils that the county
board Of education had employed a
truan officer ard that he was liable
TO be- present any moment This fact
was hard Tor the children To- believe
ana on" little girl was heard 20 rec
mark that Teacher is Just fuoiiue
as, we will see no truaut officer DO
W~horrupon the teacher observing tho
incredibly OF the child, said Yes.
he VIII come and if he finds 90 buy
playing truHnt he viii get him and
bring him 90 school In his wagon "
~ this, one lit'l" fellows eyes grew
very larR" and he said Teacher. VIII
he bring them iu his mile red dog
wagon" Evidently this ma, man
had seen the city 'l0E patrol" The
teacher explained 20 the children that
the trulnt officer would du them no
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"A SPLENDID TONIC "
Says Hixson Lady Who, On Doc.
tors Advice, Took Cardui
And Is Now Well.

HiXson. Tenn-"About 10 years ago
! VAS" says Mrs. J. Il. Gadd, OF
this place. Il suffered with a pain IN
my left side. could not sleep at night
with this pain. always in the left
side.
My doctor told me to use CarLui. !
took one bottle, which helped me aud
after my baby came, ! was stronger
aud better. but the pain was still
there.
I at first let II go. but began TO get
weak and In a rundown condition,
30 | decided to try somo more Cardui.
which | did.
This last Cardui which I took made
me much better. ia fact, cured me. 1t
has been a number OF years. still /
have no return OF this trouble.
feel Il was Cardui that cured me.
and | recommend II as 3 splendid ie.
male tonic"
Don't allow yourself 20 become
weak and rundown from womanly
troubles. Take Cardui II should sure,
iy help you. as II has so many thou
sands OF other women In the past 40
years. Headache. backache, sidcRche,
nervousness. sleeplessness, ;iredout
feeling, are all signs OF womanly trou.
BILE. Other women get relief by taking
Cardui. Why not your All druggists.
NCls2
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Tit chief OF the fire department
Of san Diego. Cal. now races TO fires
In an aeroplane.
A buyer Tor a New York grocery
Rouse recently gave up u salary Of
$4,000 "a year to enlist.
The post office employees ot Bos-
ton have refused to affiliate with the
American Federation uf Labor.
Miss Rankin. the congresswoman
from Montana. wants girl pages APP
pointed in the house Of representa-
tives.
uazen j. Titus. the food expert. says
we could save $4,000. geo worth OF
food "A year by emitting our daily
luncheons."
\ prosperous business man OF New
York recently had his wifc arrested
for sending her two little girls out
on the streets 10 beg.
Vessels sailing at the rate 81 10
knott an u are immune from at
tacks by submarines. bcchuse the lat
ter travel only olsht or nine knots
an hour.
Fifteen thousand textile workers OF
Fassaic. y. j.. have recently received
n ten per cent Increase In wages II
will cost the mill operators sl2, OOO,-
eco a year.
Senator Myers of Montana has in
troduced "a hin In authorizing
the president 10 proclaim q day OF
prayer FOR American success in TIE
war.
The Free Masons Of America are
planning TO raise a million dollar fund
for the care OF dependents Of Masonic
members of American armies sen to
the front.
The president Of one Of New York's
oldest and richest banks. who entered
It's service a. a messenger. died re-
Gently and II was found that he had
embezzled 100000.
The National city Bank OF New
York says that fortunes are made,
not by taking wealth away from any
body. but by saving wealth which
would otherwise 30 to waste
Twelve hundred men employed In
the great dlstnleries VI Peoria, H.,
were thrown out of employment re-
Gently when the bill. prohibiting dis
tilling OF whiskcy. went into effect
CONGRESSMAN Kahn Of california *
urging that congress adjourn quickly
in order that It's members may take
the stump throughout the country To
suppress scditious sentiment.
The Virgin Islands. recently bought
by us from Denmark. viii cost ms
$500, 600 4 year 20 support. Denmark
Formerly made up the deficit hy means
90 "A state iottCrN. Lotteries SIRE for
biddcu in the United States.
Let th. people rule -Lcsltc.h.