davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-10

The scalp is clean and free fr n
dandruf. The hair looks sron z
and healthy and does not fan
out. There is vigor and snal
where before the hair was
dead, dull and brittle. The itca-
ing which is so annoying Sta 81
and you enjoy a feeling of ca.
ness and cleanliness hither
unknown.
Any dealer viii sell you
Newbro's Herpicide either n
90 cent or S1.00 size. 1t IS
guaranteed by The Herpicide
Co. The first application viii
convince you that Newbro s
Herpicide is the very thing for
the hair. Its odor is delightful.
Applications may be obtained
at the better barber shops and
hair dressing parlors
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-10
MUSTEROLE QUICK
Relief! NO BLISTER!
It Soothes and Relieves Like a
Mustard Plaster Without
the Pl1~1 or Sting

RfusteTcle is a clean, white ointment.
made with the oil Of mustard. 1t does all
the work cf the oli-f2sbioned mustard
Dlaste--d0es Il better and does not bis
ter. You do not have 10 bother with d
cloth. You simply rub it on-ano usually
the Pain IS eoael
Many doctors ard nurses use Muster
ole and recommend it 10 their patients.
They viii gladly tell you what relief il
gives from sore throat, bronchitis, Group.
stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, congestion,
pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains
and aches of the back or joints, sprains.
sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted
feet. colds Of the chest lit often pre-
vents pneumonia.
SOC and Coo Jars; hospital size $50.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-10

Sic "a
8aG 6a0 gss aas
sssa SIS 49, g
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-10

East Chicago, visited her mother Ms
Rose Of Amy avenue Friday
Miss Theresa Plefs visited friends sn
Hammond. last evening.
ST. JOHN.
Dance at Spring Hi Grove we-nes-
day evening. Nov 18th. Good MUSE.
1I-10-2
Mrs Math Herman returned home
Wednesday evening from a several
days visit with relatives IN Chicago.
Mrs. George Gerlach and sister. Miss
Nora Stark. and Mrs. Jacob Klossen
spent Monday in Chicago.
Nick Redar has purchased i've
passenger Overland touring car
Peter Portz was a Chicago visitor
on Friday.
Mrs. George stark spent Friday in
Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-10
Railroad Men

These men know from experience
that Sloan's Linimept VIII take the
stiffness out Of joints and the sore
ness out Of muscic.i-And its SO
convenient No rubbing required
It quickly penetratca and brings re-
lief. Easy to apply and cleaner than
mussy piasters CT O.ntments.
Always have a bottle IN the house
for rheumatic aches, lame back.
sprains and strains.
Generous sized bottles ct al drug
gists. z5c.. SOC. Sl00.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-10
Crown Point News
happenings Of Day in Lake Couny's Lively Capital

Erie VIII take place on sunday and be
low IS given tEe new schedule:
NNE-T EDIrND
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-22

eisitsa 2t. Tsssmber. 1917.
Gie Rs6trsae na& Tarlstsu psr ri6f
eroB, BOD III &fs fer ieh. Sar ferss.
bfa rurbsn poa bsH 8snisn s--s1 bered'
Htt bis 9afiss Abfr pIssiSsta 5aslsbss
.pn can@ 30 81.
Es6sd sni xss 80
purbsn AZ gcrl lsiideu 'DaHisu ssrfauft.
Ss Gssnisrtais bfirasf SOC $sassis pss
tiOoo
n3sAfel ssi onrsts.
siAt.@.did suf gou,on uur,es 20
an pro ". Stirling anotiri. 0ed.
isI sni Bsriin Nursea nidsf suotirt: fis
sse&ff ssi 9aris iL75s Srs ;srsnt. sri
smffsfram <6 yru GHietn. N<6fss
auf z1ien wurosn niht sustirt. Xirei
l4f, Hubd i5l.e, Sfcftplm pro &rsEs
Ss:oc. Srsnes iS&peiU 2sXc
eisarfaa esnis.iinszss.
fis umisss im bisiissn GfsarinsbaaIs
bslisisn iid beuis aui so.5i7, 400.
ssiai.ssixsiiasu.
Gbsnio wie an BEN posbfrs sbsEbtn tsi'
pfn IsgsB. 10 ssr aud heufe ui4f ein
elnliasr Eeriauf al btv yofis az peraeiH'
nen. 3is yefdlafte fdeinen gsRt uno ss'
oarRteoss " lisser. Ewssresfs Iiso idbSadb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-22

ders nn1 Jetbers inor [nrgfdm uub
iHIsppenb nnh es blieb pitf gieh in
ben Stdlen.
Wittlere unn f9psre Gtiere $500
-13.Oo; JIeHdsr Gtierc $3.50
1000; auserlrens bis sytra $1e.25--
LIE, 9sifsrs S6.00-9.5o; aussris-
fens bis ertrn $9.75-1L25; &iibs
$60-z75; aussrIeiene Biz ertra
$8.00-9.O0; Gamers $5.00-5.85;
Uhl4fiibe S5O.00-115.00; Sioders
unb 1senns $s.00-9.5o.
cullen Der Wartt mar bsi,s
te unperdnbert- Die 3ufubr mar ses
ring uu6 be preifs itstia.
Gette gulleH $9.00-9.75; gpIsgHa
81. .25-8.75; ertrd $8.85-9oo; mas
gere unb leithte $5.5O--7.06.
&GIber. Die 3ufu1r nur teus
te reidlid uHn bic 9rsife meift 25--
SOC nisbriger nIs 9eiferu.
Bette leidte Ral6sr $14.75--15.00;
fair bis glite $11.00-1475; prbinIs
re nub srOBs $5.50-9.o0.
Sawefne. - Die 3ufufr wlr
bruts rsi6lih, Der martt Sffnets !ebs
BAIT unb fnrt uHb bic prsife 6lie5eu
Iistig. Die etnbeimi4e unb austpdrtiz
ee Redfrase mar gut uRb Der Sdlub
mar fart nit etHerU sutsn HmfaB.
auserfsienr fhprs 225 YfuHo uno
mebr S16.35-16.5o; auserlsiene 9ers
faubts uno JleifGeriOrtrn 100 YfmIo
nub msbr $685.; mittisre uHo ae=
miitte 100 pfuno unb mehr' $500
1885; feidte geriuubtfurten 120
Big 155 gfunS $15oo-15.58; grois
n6re bis qrt, 5ertel no pfuuu uno
tusniger $12.W-14.50; oroindre Big
uuserisene fdpsre fstts Sdue 5000
-15.25; oroinGrs 6is CUTE Stags
$10.e0-13.50.
G Dale unb mler, - Ger
Wcrft mar bsute uuDsrdu0srt. Die
3nfubr Dnr srriHg, bic Prsiis tst:s
bis itarf.
Shafe. aussrieisus Biz sttru S1o.e
00-10.50; fair bis quite $500
1000; orbirdre S5.00-Z00; gOde
$500 uno tpsniesr. 2dmmer, anssrs
Itisns bis srtrn 16.75-170o; far
Bis CUTE $l6.00-16.5o; ieconos
$1350-14.50; orbiuars $1,000
1900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-22
3ufubL
8srsaubt.

Rinbpieh. - DER Rartt mnr
beuis ipisbsr flau unb i4Da9. Die
3ufubr mar 5pdr MIR mdBig. lbsr-
ftiss nbsr bic Radfruss. Die prsiis
iant.n um 25-75s. Sdners S.I,rs
ipurpsn isbr ipsnis psrIoHst uHo psr'
loren 5Oc. 2,i4tss G&Ia9tpisb mar
fAtpadl unb ianaam uno perlcr 90
Bis 75c auBer einisen sons oussrs
I,isnsn Sbisrtn betianften Riibe I'm
einen Nunrtsr biIIistr, Gamers bai-
ttn benjsfbtn @srluff. gutt Wiihiiis
X tIie6su Rstis. Der @arss IN Stss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-22
cen. ssuss unb Altien IN Nelp gort

0e{dkttsBavie,e uuroen ~ 5H-5zs
siSlsnfirf. Dediet auf 2oneon psren itetis.
Far 90 daae tl.7i, Commercial BIDS. 30
Isae. ek70k. GiAt $L75z. &abet.
anwsiiusesn saTs 7jie. Sraals Sids
5.7sk. asbd 5.7l n; Warf. fsiHs Gnott.
rnnssa; xsoafs. iesns CuDiiruHesn, pol
lauhii&s Guisen yidf 43he. aabd 44ze.
xire Ei6f GSS. Habd Ssi. Tnbd Slhf
IN; 3atsl 1sK. euber. Sansn se7s.
xKsrifanifAe 1oIlsrs esHe
aftitruarft.--Gs wuros tsuts ,ism
lin Iisss tstuis Etduns g.iduii uuo pie
grstjs hisgss inioisseeifss. foosb be
sAiaSnstiraHstH me:ttns aber oessn soa
ssjissn iisnesn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-22
almspartise Mdrfte.
Rem q ori, q. Tt5embsr.


Wslidtorn. = Wsartt iietis. Rilu
eritb 80. 8 ssIbes $1.7s aoftsu uno
Jradt Rep gorf sebH 5age 1srs
farlbt. arseutiuiss $2.2O I. o. b. Rem
Ypri BEL antuuii.
Saier. - Warit ipiIiS; StauoGrS
s1ac.
9eu. - Martt feii. RO. /, $1.4o--
Las; Io. 2, $135; go. 3. S1-M;
Dsrianatiorten 95c--Noo.
GdmaI5. - Rartt ieiter; IsibSls
Weit $25.20-25.30.
Der Martt fiir Die dribersu IrtIte!
mar unptrdnbtrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-22

unb bcruni<r 21f; Grptrs iiher stusi
pfunA PIC; 3d1ne 16e; GGhner 15--
20c; zruibl6ner BON 8--10 pfinb
23-26e; bo. NIT hummer gruf 1ee;
Guus Sc; ipeibe gnfen 23e; farbigs
pic; @dnfe 16--18e; alte 1auben
$1.5O per Dutsnb.
5afen. - Ro. / $1.75-2.0O;
10. 2, $125-l50; Ro. 3. 6o-i5e
per DuBenb.
DbF uns gemIfs
3ttronen. California $3.50
500 per ssiite; aimss s2.75-3.oo
per ssifte.
Drangen - California Vas
Isncies $3.50-400; Jlorioa $3.60-
$50 per &iiie.
Grape 5ruii. - Gloriba 4.s
00-4.25 per stifts.
| 4epftI. - JonatbaH $500
$50 per gbl. Gmoisbclis $3.50
500 per gbl.; Rombo aspfel S420
-4.50 per Bel; gaIbpin $4O0-
4.50 psr pbl.; @rimss G,clben $500
| ter gbf.; Molf Riptr $3.50 per g5l.;
pippins $4.50-5.00 per 1bI.; orot'
mare Sor.en 75e-$1.00 per Dol.
9trnem - aisfsrs $12e-l.N
per Gu.
9omatosa ~ 1rsi65ans l5--
20e per pfunS.
&artoffeIn. = GinbiimIi9s
S2.40-2.60, Tiidigan $2.15-2.2o
per 100 pfunb Sod auf bem @eif:le.
SibtdrtoffefM = Ranr9
6aG $2.00--2-25 per Camper.
gurtsn. = 5reibbaus $1.2o-
1.50 PET Dusenb.
| araut. D6nifdes $500
45-Oo per ION unb $3.5o-40o psr
gbl.
| G.sdribsn - s2.40-2.5o
per gu.
Weibe RatsH - s1.75-2oo
per 9u.; auf osn GeIsifs $l.oo-
1.25.
3piebeIn. GeIbe $2.50-
400; ipeibs $2.75-3.25 per Hunosrf
pfuno God auf oem Gslsils.
Crime gphnen. - Saoli4s
S3.50-4.00 per Sdmper.
aarotten. = GtRb:imii4s 81
5000 per gbl.
2anbprobutte.
Seu. SO. 1 3imotbp $20.75--
1000; go. 2 aiuiotbp $29.oO-29. .
80; so. 3 aimpthp S28.oo-2s.5o;
gsp. l ssmiI9ier Slice $29.00-29.5oi
sp. / 9Iee $29.0O-29.50; glo. 2
aIs. $2s.5o-29OO; alfalfa 5000
$500; Rossepiirob $12-O-13.oo;
Msisemftrob $11.50; Safrrfroh Sill
so per SoHne.
Rahfeufptter. - martt rue
bia. - aItit s43.Oo-43-5o; RIo'
blinas braune $46,5o-47.0o; DsiBs
s49.50-5o.oo; s.mif6tss gutter
I$4o-uU--AO-0u.
| Gdmereien - Marit fen;
aleefamen S14.50-16.50; per Su.
bonn Store; afmptbp $3.16-3.7S;
gla6sfamen $4.2o per 9u.
gsrfGisbsues.
! Del. = Rartt itetis. - a.inol
robes $1.29 per @alioue in qdrtisn
Don IA Bbl.; 1--9 GaHcneu &c,
tudtes Sl.44; go. 1 aarbSl, $133-
LAO; Dintersssii $1.68-1.6S; got'
ton Geeb Oil rnfi. 15e per gaIlcue;
serpentin soc IN partisu Don Is
JaB; 4strolsum, Obio Carbon State
Ssif 12ae; GpsSiaIs Sorts 14e; REQ
Grpnn GoiOIiH 25e; Tapbta 30c per
@aIlcne.
GaIs. - Ter Rarii III feif. -
Obio gfirsr $2.01 per Bbl. BON 100
pfunb. SubrIobn binsussfiist
| 9ale. Rartt itetig. - prima
gitp 17s-1sc; bo. gountrp 15l--
Ice per piunb.
aobIeu.- - Wartt rubig. yittss
burg S500-6.00; aannipba $500
500; ght unS Slad S4.50-4.75 per
scnne abaslisiert. Rau4ioit Stad'
trblsn $50; anthrn5ite 5000 per
gonne absslisfsrt. GOts toiist $500
I9,5O per Sonue abaelisfsrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-22
Gbteaso, u. 9saeurber.

SApeins - 3ufubr 23.OO0;
Martt itart; Buff $16.1o-16.6e;
lsi6is $15.30-16.55; ssmif4ts $l5.'
9o-16.7o; f4tpsre $15.9o-16.7o;
raubs $15.O-16.05; dsrtsI $11.25
-14.50.
Rinbbieb- = 3ufu6r 1900;
Tartt ffetis. Rotipe Stisrs $7.25-
14.35; @sitsrn etisre $6.35-12.75;
Stodsrs unb Getoers $6.25-O.2o;
aibs uub Stifsrs S51o-n2o;
adiber $9.Oo-16.O.
S@afe = 3ufubr 5000; Wartt
fdipnd. @etbsrs S9.00-13.00; gpss
$s.O0-1lso; aaHmsr $1l25-
1886.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-22
ehieaao. q. Dsaem5sr.

@elf4tprn. = $1.24t-L25; am
S9lub $1.24g. s5iir Wiai $L22s-
1.23a; ON S9lnB 1922.
Safsr. - SIR Tes. 765-7sae; aT
Sdiub 1880. 5iir Rni 73-74se; am
G4IuB 73sc.
Rosssn. = glo. 2. $1.s2.
@erjte. = $1.40-1.61.
simptbs. - s5.00-7.50.
Slice. = $20.0o-26.OO.
gorf. - sir San. $4595-ze.-
80; ON SdIuB $4620. Sir Rai
S45.5o-45.s0; am G6luB $3.50.
GdHlols. - 5iir San. S24.25--
2445; Gm Stlub s2445. Sir RG
$24.50-24.6; ON s6Iub $24.65.
RippsuieitsH. - SIR Son. $24.25
ON Sdlub $24-4o. Siir
Rm $2452-24s0; an 54Ir5
$24T.
Butter. = Rartt unssressIi; grsa.
ulerp 39-49c.
eisr. - Rartt nitorissr; 3ufuhr
6.242 Siitsn; firfs 47e; Oroinarn
firfs 42-45e; apf bsm Rarit 40
46c; refrigerator firits 35i-36c.
aartoffsIn. Mortt b6ber; Sus
fnbr u gurs; DisroHfn, Wti6i5an
nnb TsindOta Bull $1.75-1.90; oo.
Sdde S1.s5-19o.
gsfliis,l. = 2sbenOss, Rarft uIis
berdnbert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-22

SIM aon5ert. ~: r@ie
beibt oas Sie0. mas Die Came
iingt9~
D.: Y.2icbestreu" bon Srabns.-
VI. (ouf Die iolid)en Zone an.
ipieIrHb): 81 bisI 5aIidbeit III
aber oud babei.~
80 aIio. Serr Gum
$eiraisOerutittler): rSie ioeten
bod, Der Batter Der Tare Iebc niht
mebr, uno nun bore i'd, onB er
fitt.~
SeiratsuernrittIer: SO, lit oas
oieasitt eia 2eben2"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-22

7: ss,,:; Z: z: X . :: :: s:! s:!I: &. q. n
6tft 9snfhtieo Sc. 7ihI 20. gac Sd. a.. A.
gr.e @. Sreersto s6hl 1x. 8 qac. I. con. slk
eris esu- IL. ...... - lftfrb abt. ant &c.. ....
sen. gfeftuir Ge... sss<l1fntsn 1se, e.. .g1
yr. Nerft 1, W s7KI linion 4ac. %. <r.. ozx
70. Cert. rei. lr. >. 7gXl H. o. sRbber Il. M
Saf y Z. 81. NAL IT, 2. etsel 81 ~
5rf. Jht er....-. % iHira- q. gbem. 81. ssh
eazf. q. Q. ref Sr. ssxl Eabn,b 1. saN,
Y xnsse %. ~. -. ssHi y. I'M N ~ 80. 20
g. 3 2. Nh. 4T slisl lgeffina6 q Z ID. 6r .ii5
H. a. & T. 4. a.. ssIsI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-22

yuder. - Yrtue fep. - EaIflf
|niritr Gut 2oaf $10.55; poipberrp
1915; CUBES $40; sranrIirtsr So
|Oo; GpufertioneIs .A' $3.50; On
sfa ss.60-8.70; psiBr trtra y5.40
$50; sr.ra .es $3.50 psr bansert
qfunh.
WoIafies. - Warft fittis. -
gefp Orleans Open asttel 55-65i: /:
Gsutrifusui 40-4Sr per Gaaons.
aeiB. - egtra faHrp 9eab g.
9sf; Fansp sa-sss; fsOub Ssao 81;
sehrotmrr 7is; Sapau s4-Sae; Blue
Role ssr.
DARN. probutts
9utttr. - Rar!t sieHI.d Isbs
hait. preiie fsIt. - Dbolemili srtra
53r; gsntraIi,sS srsrn 5OAs; Gentras
liss6 firifs 48ae; ietonbs ACC; Sane1
Doirp 44e; padiHs Stpd 29h-S3s
per qfunb.
Rdfe - Rorit fen; Stir 26e;
gsprSnsitIiner 26-281r; Rem ysrs
273e; G6peissr 40-65e; 2imburgr
27-27ae; bo. Bird s2r per pfunb.
gieT. = Grifds gitr iinp In
Ratfragt. prima firiis Siipntreter
55r; firms sac: ctbindu firits 40c;
Isronbs 3Sc per Dubenb.
gefIhgel. = Warft rubis uno
iynisn. - SrolIsts snsi yfans
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-22
Diehniarft

Cincinnati, 81. StS. 1917.
9uflfbr unb gsrianbt ipdhreHc or
lssisH "a StunbsH, uergIiten NIT esn
por1rsuusensH risr Sasen. tnS t5is
iolgt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-22

Cincinnati. 21. Ds5. 1917.
Die na4foIeeuOsn Nuotirungen tes
5isbeH ii9 nur auf Gngross 9rans1ts
tiontn. Bei ileinsren gsi4dftsn ipers
ben stpas 6Dbers Breife bersdnst.
protittonen.
q d m al .. - prima 6t.am
$24.05-2420; Jnncp 253--253s.
| 2rofsnstfal5ents Gleift.
6bsrt clear Geiieh 2s--2S1e; ertra
i6ort clear Ssiten 271-28c; iurSe
Rppen 27a-2se: Bellies 30a-3Oae
per Yfunb.
GerGu&ertes xItif1. -
Short clear Seiten 30A-31e; elira
fort clear Geiten 30-301e; turas
sfipseu 30-30as; Hsuiss 334-33ae
Susar gnreh SfeiiH. -
S6infen 2St-29ae; pienit SduI'
tern 23-23ie; grsaffaIt Baton 3d.
40c: S4uIiern in padeteu 24a-25t;
getv Dort Gut 25a 26t; s,irod lsts
Beef SduIiern 34-34a pei pfauS.
SiBsepSdeItes SlsiiA-
Shinien 25t-26c; pienie 64ulteu
20ae; gelIiss 34-36e; G4uItern IN
padeisu 2o-20ae; Rem yori eut
hO. 21-215c-
Grifdes GIsif&. - S&in.
ten, IOis, 24a--25ae; pienie SauIs
term 2o-21c; S&niisrn 23-23ef;
iuras Rippsnieitsn 25A 26Ae; ibcst
clear gtippsnfsiten 251-26as; sr.ra
fbort clear Rippsnfsitsu 25t-25i:;
Isi3ts Bellies 33a-34Ac; itpsTs DO.
32-33s.
RebI unb Getrstb.
RshI. - miufer patent 5000;
Winisr fanep 5000; Dinisr fanIlp
$40; Winter ertra $6.70; Diuier
srbindr $500; Sartss Meiseu pat.nt
S1150-12.00; 0ariss @eiseu fayna
$40. 0.75-11.25; 6artes Dsi5su fas
min S101o-10.b0; RortbneFsrn
gemifdfes $1O.75-11.O0; Ros3fn.
Gitp, reinss, $l1.O0-11.25; Roas
gen. Giip. ssmii&tes. $11.M-11.25.
Mei5sn- Der Rartt mar
fstig; Ro. 1 rotber $2a9; glo. 2
rotbsr $2.17; SO. 3 rother $214;
20. a s2.13 per 8u.
DeIfdtorn. go. / psibss
$1.70-LS0; 90. 2 DO. $170-1.O;
30. 8 bc. $1.7-1.s0; Ro. 4 oo. Sl.'
@-I70; Rp. 8 hc. $1.5O--l.oo;
yao. s DO. $l.oo-l.W. = sfo. ! 9ep
pes si.W.i,oo ~. W. ~, cos % o. 4
t.oo So . W. Sn" - ., 9S sn
. oo, co $500 o. : ~; " . ps; en- u,
LOU; go. . %. Sl.oo-i'ou tD'
! s.n'l,q..a Sa'o m ., ~ 10 N.
= i."Leo 9S; oc Q ", ~. % 3D. ~
U(Q- n nO- AI.U-I.lV, ltQs u qIs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-22

,sss s,sIss g ssr s'. @ ~ e.: {, s:s s 4: ~
=, !. ! !. VI. @s @ : : ! 1! V: &C.,. !: 81
frssh xsegIu u. W. Eesf ". con. <r. q
ysnl. ke1net pf... ez5sl 1gy. vac 3r.-. 81
Gtfinr q ~ VA .snn. 0crf. S4,., TH
Ntsiap. ~ ~ ~ - nv ffEr, CEN. as -. SSX
r.. 3. a e. lsint q si+sl afablna asn. AZ Al
e. g, afn- 4. q ae5. efesf O. ... s5h
uWSefe. q, = sKleiafe6 III eSt Or q
H. H.: I u: @ s:ss s:.. !. Z :si ;s 4. !. 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-22
Metaa.Msaris.

Etw gurf. q. 0ssmbsr.
giei. = Rurit feH; s6.7o.
SpsIter. - Rarst fsitsr; $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-07
GETS FlvE-YEAR TERM
Minnesota Gnardsmnn Convicted OF
Furnishing Military Inf0rma-
lion to Germany.
rBy Associated Press.

Thy Associated Press
MlNNE:AlOLlS. MINI. March C.
Officers OF the Firs, minnesota Infantry
returning 10 Fort Smelling to-day from
the Mexican border announced that
Paul l.. Scharfcnbcrc. OF st. FauI. !,
private in !. Company. First Minnesota
infantry. WAS sentenced to 1--we years
Imprisonment at Fort Lcavcmworth.
Nans.. February > by a court martial
al SAN Antonio. Ten. for furnish ing
hliiiiarN Information to Germany.
y letter. addressed TO relatives in
Germany asserting that 10000. Gee
Germans in this country were ready
10 rise up against the government in
the event Of war with Germany, was
Intercepted by british authorities and
turned over TO Washington officials
according 10 statements by the officers
Scharfcnhcrc IS native of liermany
Colonel Erie -. Luce. commanding
the regiment. and CAPTAIN l.. l.. Nc
Clay. reSimcntal adjutaut. in coufirm-
ing the story OF ScharfcubcrS' uctiri-
ties. declared that he had predicted in
his letter that President Wilson would
"Soou lie put ont of the way" and had
stated that the 100000 troops on
tho borGcr would not stand up If put
against an efficient force
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-07
RIVER IS FALLING
Reached Its Maximum Iantc Last Night
Little Dnmngc Is
Done.

After flowing past Richmond for
three days nearly ut flood. the waters
OF the James began to rcccdc about
midnight last night. The high water
mark for the frcshet was slightly above
fourteen feet. The water maintained
its depth with little variation through
out most Of yesterday.
River traffic, interrupted by the high
water. is expected to open up fully by
tomorrow Or Friday The steamer
Brandon. OF the old dominion Line.
which has been held at the Richmond
dock since Monday morning, will prob
ably start back to Norfolk this even
ing. Almost no damage was caused
by the flood aside from the delay to
navigation.
The water reached its highest ut
Columbia n : o'clock yesterday morn
ing with 80 feet recorded. Since that
time il has been falling steadily. ac-
cordins TO reports received last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-07
DEBATERS NAME OFFICERS
Phi kappn Epsilon Literary Society
Holds business Meeting ut
High school.

The Phi Kappa Epsilon Literary So
cicty OF the John Marshall Night High
school last night elected the following
officers for the ensuing year:
President. y. L. F'lippen; yicc-prcsi :
dent. Miss Miriam Tyler: secretary,
Miss Lilly Passamancck; critic, J. Il.
buval; sergeant at-armS. e.. H. Wat.
rous; censor. Miss Hanna IIarfcId: re-
porter. i. i. Ritchie. Jr..: hall debatcrs.
Miss Bertha Tetarsky. Affirmative. and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-07
ADJUSTMENTS
\ World of Pleasure"

Although the productions Of the New
York Winter Garden have never been
seen in the South before, "A World Of
Pleasure. the first one TO visit this
section of Ill" country. is said - he
ono of the best examples OF these en-
tertanmeutS. This cXtravaganza Of
nine scenes, with company said t.
lie of nearly 100. comes to the Academy
of Music Tomorrow matinee and night
with tho Endorsement of many thcatcr-
eocrs. II is expected 10 prove tho big
gcst and handSomest Sirl-and- music
show Of the season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-07
Central League Managers
toHold Meeting Tonight

Final preparations for the OPEN
ing nf the season VIII I've made to-
night by the Central League. when
managers of all tennis In thnt or
EnniyntlOn will meet fn the store of
Harris. ElipIIrn ~ Co.. ut 1907 East
Main street. All managers nrc re-
ancstcd TO be present promptly at
S::iU.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-07
AT the Movies To-Day

BIJOU-"Ihe Fortunes of EIA,"
with marguerite Clarke, md Chap
ter SIX or ''rhe Great Secret"
1SiS-"Idlc Wives" with Lois
Weber md Phillips Smu1ley.
ODtON-Lil1ian Walker. In "ISIt-
~ MnciSRy." nnd Mrs. Vernon Castle,
I'm Patrin."
COLONIAIs-RObert Warwick aud
Doris Kenyon. in "a Girls E'Olly.',
VICTOR - Dorothy Kelly md
Charles KIchnan, In "Sccrct King
DOM" md the "SNnmp Adder"
BILL EBiRD = Cleo Madison. In
"BlRck OrehtdS.''
REA-Lnst CHAPTER OF "rhe YAM
pre-"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-07

Isp'vIHI 20 INC TNnts- DIspHtch.
I.YNCHBURti. VA. March G.-Man-
a2cr J. !. 4. iiundlcy. Jr.. Of the foo,
bal team OF Virginia Christian Col
lcSe. * at work on the initial schedule
for that college. the gam. having been
under q ban AT the college until recent
months. Negotiations have been con
cluded for games with Roanoke Col
l.se. Emory and Henry College and
Eastern COLLEGE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-07

ON their way 10 England. about
thirty New I"a'andcrs reached Rich :
m"nd i"s' night, aud registered III INC
Jefferson Hotel. The party came here
from Newport News. where they LANDED
ON tn" trip from New Zealand They
VIII remain ia Richmond Tor two or
three days before sailing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-07

Mrs. G. r. watrous. negative: faculty
member OF program committee, DR.. III.
j. fckenrode.
After the election. l.. IIrackc made
brief talk on the presidential inaugu-
ration. Tho question for debate on
next Tuesday night will he "Rcsolvcd,
That women should be allowed to pruc-
| ticc law i'm Eirriuia"
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-11-07
HALLOWEEN PARTY

On Wednesday night, Oct. 31, the home of MT. and Mrs. T. J. Lowdermilk was completely in- vaded by ghosts and witches, both great and small, when Mrs. Slack entertained in honor of her music class.
 One can imagin how creepy the unsuspecting guests felt as they were greeted at the gate by ghosts uttering harsh and uncanny words known only in Spook-land. And later when the proverbially hideous fortune telling witch, who dipped into their future, telling only trouble and disaster.
 But this was not all. Gath cred round a blazing camp fire. in the presence of pale, silent ghosts, wierd stories were told and spooky games played. The creepy feelings were not dis pelled until corn popping time came on and all masks were re- moved.
 It was indeed an evening filled to the full with restful fun, and all present will long remember their evening spent in Spook- land.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-11-07
BASKET BALL GAME

The Judsonia and Searcy Bas- ket Ball teams played one of the most fiercely contested games here Saturday ever staged on the home court. The Searcy team won by the small margin of 3 points, the final score stand ing 15 to IS. Our girls would have been easy winners but for the masculine tactics on the part of the visitors allowed by the ref cree. These crack teams will play again soon. Our girls are very much elated over their showing in their first game and no doubt will give Searcy a warm reception when they meet again.