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

Der Jue,nbpstsin Der epuns.
ct. Sebuhnes sgsmsinbs ipdbIis in isis
nsr getfammlune ON WlittpoG
gbenb folsenbe gsnmte: Diuiom
9ebbaret. prGiiesnt; 9. R. 5ammsl,
gieeprdiipent; sInna Rsiff proto.
.clIsSeiretarin; Jribo Si.iet, Gis
non3 sSefretdrin; Sarl GbsI, Shab.
meiItsr.
Our9 Rsp. George Wopsrbpsfsr
Durben 5err William 9oitenpsIb uno
5rduIsin 9bersis 81. WiI1sn sbslid
perbunoen.
Jm Auoitorium Der 5odidnis
DeranitaItsts asitern Gbenb bic 5as
miItOnsr Choral =9sfslIf6aft Elm aOns
Sert aur Grinnernng an ibrsu usrftor.
bsnsn Dirissntsu, prcf. 8. 6. Maper.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-11
Nesupprt.

Die @epport Effiee fir Sas cGiu
cinnatier @olfsblatt" befinbet iidj il
ND. 339 Yorf Strufe, geaenibet
Dem Gonrtbouie, ppielbit Reuigtei
ten, In3eisen II. I. m. bis 8 lIb,
abenos entgegengenommeu iuer6en
SeIepbuH Soutb 2401.
- 9eftBtiteI gerndberunasn: -
I&ate Subior on Marp Stinnsr, elm,
Got On Der Deitfeite Der BERN 2lue
in 9opton % BEL 100 SUB gu 81. -
SSreb Ut. Seuisl al Sbomas uno 6
Oonelau, eine 2ot an Der 19. Strab.
gu 81.
- 0eiratbsi6eine. - Soc Delope
81. BON DaptOu, O., unD Uears
8pper, %. Don BRADFORD, 8. - Qefter
U. Bilet. 21, DON Qippincott, s.,
urb Zulu .. Sst6er, q, DON Spring
9iQ, .. = 0eO. W2iller, "a, unb gu
lie Gotten, %, beibe ppn 9ebqnon, 8.
- 6arrp Wuruingitar, 80, uuO Wlarp
Comet, 25, beibe BON U2ibbIetorpn, 8.
- Sm poliSeigeribt tpurbs gsitern
Der 5Ga bes Sdmuel Gab, Wunaeer
Der .guip See Confectionery" perbans
belt. SRI. Ruis Jilporof, 20 SGbre alt
uno SO. 432 Gbeitnut Strube pobn.
bait, fpelde bic 2(ntlaqe erbober hattie
mar nidt i'm Stdnbs, eins Hare 53eus
ab5ugsben, ba lie DON eli
mem Weintrumpf bsfanen mar. Qls
lie ben 3eugeritonb 3u perlaFen i'm
Sesrfff mar, fiel iie in Sbnmadt. Sic
puroe mad einsm anersn5enoen 3imz
ner gabra9t, no fie Iih mad elmer
IBeile erboIts Gab, tpel6er bef6uls
oigt nirb, bic &Idgerin geaen ibren
Biaen 5uriidgebdlteu gu babeu, pers
ittete bur6 fsinsn Gnpalt auf Elm
BerbOr uno tpurbe inter $500 giir1s
daft ben 8roBgeinporenen iiberipies
en-. W}orris BiIporof, Elm gruber Der
fIdgerin, rueI6er bsT9ulbigt ipuroe,
SGB nit einem S6Lasring nieberses
dlagen gu baben, ioIte fi6 baruuf
.uf Die Qrtlnge beg unorbentlifen
3etrGgsns berauttporten. Der Qnpalt |
es Gab iteGte ben Qntrag, bob bic
lntla9e uuf m0rberif6eu Qnertff db= |
eGnbert tperbe. Stlpprpf ertlGrte, baB
r gu eieier 5bdt boburh, bah fetne
56peiter 6ei fbm iiber gaB iitb bs.
last babe. Derdnldbt porben lei gs
'iss jeooh bic gsidulbiaung, baB er
inen Shldgrina benubt babe, suriid.
II 6ute Bios feline 5nuff gebrau6t. !
II purbe bon Der antIuge freieefpros
zen. guB iteQte bic n6f1iqe girqs
haft.
= Der gr=Wapor Gol. R. 80. geels |
on pirb am rd6Iten Dienftaa glafs !
littdg in Der 8erIdmmluno ber W}ons |
routb Strabe DobIfabrts s9iTociation
ber bag Sbemo rDie gegenpGrtiaen
'uitdnoe Reippcrts unb bic gerIude
ieie su perbefieru" einea 9ortraa |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-11
Giniueibuns bsnS etbamiem
SaS Sdipeitsrnbsim ses TiofSniHen'
bOipitnIs ipiro nm 13. Woi ieiner
Seitimn,uns iibsrsebrn.

Die Ginpeibun1 bon gstbaHisn
benz Sdpsiierbeim b,s oeuti6sn Tiu'
ioniTsnbofpitoIs an Clifton Apenu,
uno Straight Strabe, III auf Scnn'
tag, BEN Is. Nai dnseIest. Qinf Dem
@ebdube rubt ro6 cine SduIesnloii
bon $4,000 uuo IS In Der besreifli6s
Wuni9 Des gerpaltunesratbs. bisis
gIros bis gum 2aee Der Ginipeibuns
10 Diel als mDsIi5 ab3utraesn. Dos
Dsnii1s DiuiOnifsnboipital III ,ius
Der issensrei9it,n anitaIien, peIte
allen gutss srpsiii, obne nnt,ridiep
oes Stdnbss, Der perion oosr Der
aonfefion. Gin iplhss Snititut Der.
bisnt bic tpeitssbenbfte unteriiiibung.
Sn 9erbinbunq nit Der er6ffnunsss
fsier firbet Stpsi 2ags ipdtsr .in gre.
b.r gu;ar fatt. Sisr bist,t Ii5 bi,
8eIssenbeii. bns 9uts, ipel6ts bic
gnitalt tbut, NIT 0utsm su psre.Iten.
Die Jeftfsi.r am Sonntas finb.i
Ra4miitdss 2.3O in Der aapeue bes
!SofpitaIs itatt. 9as programm Iau.
tet:
prdlubium - SRI. W. 8. 2Dbmann.
GrOffnuns = 9aitOr 3. Sobmann,
5sitleiter.
Choral.
Sdriftabfanitt unO S.bet - gaIfor
9. RidTe.
Gborliso - Gbor Der CD. 3ionssgss
nleinbe.
psrbist - pafOr $. s. Wsgen.r,
paitor Der Der. 9riiSer air5e.
9oletis.
Choral.
prOSeiiOn gum S5p.Fern6eim. Reis
benfoIss: paiiOrsu uno 91pal'
tunesratb. 5rnusnsb5rbs, 9ia!o'
nifIinnen, pflee.rinnsn.
llebersabe Der Gt!iFsI an ben Sup,t.
intsnoenten bon ). .. Soiemeisr.
9oriiber bes gautommittees.
Sn gstbanien = Ghprli.o --Gbpr Der |
GO. 3ions sgsmeinS..
9sians.
Wsikatt - paiipr q. o. aobmann, |
Supt.
Bsibsg.bst- -gaitor Dr. s. 6. Dom.
Sessn - 9oitpr 9. 9Obmann.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-11
Rleixe ppli3einabribt

- Ter @riebe Tonp GdiTimatis
Der gieentbiiiner zines gillaroiaIona
i'm Sauie &c. 412 @eit Sedite Str
H.. iuurSs geiteiu unter Der anflasc
perhaftet, iein @eid,dft obne eie Dor.
5eifriebene @unoesIisens gu betrei.
ben.
- aIs permitt tpurbe eeiiern ser
Roli5ei Der 40 Sabre dIte Otto Beid'
Icrr. BON Ro. los S,eit IS. Sirnbc,
semeIoei. geiflo,u. Der bis DOT iur.
sem IN Der 8ine Strnbe Elm 0eIifatei.
ierseidaft bate, perIieB feline @ob.
ming am Dicnitna unb bot lid, ieitben,
nit,t ipieoer bliden loiien, iooaB ieins
Suoeborigen iebr bciOrgt iiub.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-11
Reripnal 'Nptisen.

Tlit aufrthtiger 9rduer pir5 In
ueiten areiisn bic aunbs Don DEM
gsftsrn srfOIstsn abieben Don Srcu
9traba SteiH, seb. Sites,
Oernommen perbsn, bic i'm Aikr Don
IS Sobren in ibrer Reiiben3 in oenl
Wilbelm 5Idtesbdube bic 4ueen sum
sfpisen Sblummsr f6Iob. Dir Ia
bingsidieosHs. beren Diegs in Obtad
in SaperH geitdnoen, fam Dor Euns
msbr 33 Sabren nad Cincinnati, has
ibr sur 5peiien 5eimatb seipOrbra.
IN nGbsren 4naehDrigen binterIdbt
bic gsreDiste Sipei s09ter, Jraa 8.
Semmons Don bier unb Jrau Ulinnis
uneer DON R;9monb, Snb., iotpie
5tpei bier onfaiiise SSbn., bic S:rr,n
SSSufob Stein In6 ssoiepb Stein unS
5tUei grieltinor, tpie au6 5fp.i Bril-
Der. bic Serren Sfaot SidsIs unb Sis
mon SidsIs. 9urh ibre 6erssnss
quite unb tbre berpOrragenben GbaTuf-
tsrsissnf6aften bat 5rau Sisin es
psritdnbsn, iib i'm eoufe Der Sabre
eiusn srobsn Jreunbestreis au tr,
lpsrben uub ibr Gnbenien pirb iteis
IN ebreH a.bdlten tperbeu. Cine treue
SSrennbin oerliert in Der gntialaIes
nen aud bas r8oIfsbInti", au b.iisn
trsuen 9eferinmn iie felt BEN 5aos
ibrsr qntunit in Cincinnati aeb5rit.
Die Sserbiauns III fOfp.it nod nidIi
befinitip anberdumt tporbsn, biirfie
ieoo6 an Sountos Rd6mitas iiatt.
fiubtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-11
2eidJen gebursen.

1ie 9eif,e bes 1ebn Sabre dIter
Clifford Werfle, bon 30. 157 Gnor
Strnbe. Der mn Dtittue6 Der YolBe!
als oermiijt gemeIoet tporoen mar,
iouroe geitern bon Der Rannidait Der
Sprigenfciupnenie Wo. % aus oeul
Ddllcreef an Der Queen Gltp aoenuc
arS 9eefman GtraEe bermisgefiifF
u;e uad Der Rorgiie iberfiibrt. Ter
aricbe mar augenidRiulid) nm Ti.t.
rorh gtadyuiittas beim Siid,eH CT.
irarfen.
lin sSabe Der Aate Strabe iuirSs
eciiern Die Seife Don 6. q SeuIes gc.
ooracn, Der am eriteu gfoi bon benz
@onpfer ..SlaIpb Collins. niIf mel.
dtm er ais @aidiniIt beif,afiigt &c.
ueien, gtiallsn unD ertrIntcn mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-11
Ser 0eHiiseIs eIsSprratb
SH ben amsritanii&R aii5lIpei
dern
War am l. Wui nm 26o prO5.nt
srObtr aIs i'm 9Orjabr..

DaibinatoR, 10. Nai. Die
8unbss sRarttsgedmtsn bsri6tsten am
Donnsritag, oab Der 8orratb oes am
/. Wai in aiiblipsi6srn aufgsitapslisl
9sfIiigeIs 2e0 proStnt sr0ber sepei.n
iti aIs am eI.ihen 3ass beg 9oriab,
res; cnss9en babe Der 0orrotb al,r
8Iafsn Don 5lsiih, nit 4usnobm:
DOn p5tsIfleiid, bsbeutsnb dbesnom.
men. Die erDBis 3unabms, nimIid)
TAG pro5ent, ipieien 1rutbdbne auf.
0efrorenss RinSfleif9 sine nm sipei,
StmuIs nm SO. seirorsnes 9amm.
uno SammsIfIeifh nm 13 prp3snt
suriid. 2lu6 bic berfaisbenen arisn
BON StrusiHsfleifd 5.isien cine me5r
Obsr minbsr srobe Gbnabme. Das.s
gen mar Der 9orratb Don p6teIfIeii6
nm % prO3ent sr0bsr aIs I'm gcr.
idbrs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-11

gOmpsuns sinsunetmeu. ~ that q Hns rshs
@fHHsteit bersrit I'd uHs 10 BIN tsuis bic
Dluiisr zines bnbl@su Dsas1ens Hub bsrr,ok
ale reiHe bdusii6e arbett '-s5rau dIIta
2. Iimmsus. 2ie uImuus ctr. ssplar
siuif. W,o.
IN o'slsn anbersH etimsn. neI6s sinff fin.
ettlos BARN. hHe isti aiussr ba. In Solas
bet GbGiIatt. bos absia q. 8infbnms pssr-
iabls gompouue Srausn in aormaisn gu.
iiaRe serfrtt Fs aefure unb narf ma6t
e6reiben Sic on bic Ghbia O. etnfbun Re,
bieine TO-. arnH. Tlar. Hu aath-sr nirb
nG ais psrtrarsnsboa unb nhsliG srspesten
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-11
Run iii,s gaorS.

9Sm itaotiiden SoIpitnI ltorb oeitern
Ger ,Sarbige Iabib 9ouns, pcn Ro.
1927 stoiiutb Sfrabe, an elmer Shni,.
Duilbe, Die ibnl om Gienitag ecIeaeir.
lid, eineS Streites anf ofiener StraBc
Elm 8aiieocnofie Rnmens @ilinm
9tilier beigebraG)t hntte. @egen Viii.
Ter, Der lid, bisber an @er6adt hin
III SAT- befanb, purhe mrtmebr oil,
anfiage oeS Worries erboben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-11
MntDmobil ianimt WeIo
terbramnt.
gieI gaibeefdGd an einem Gage

Sreemont, g., 10. 0aG. Bon ei.
nem iibIen Wsibeeitad iuiroe aIH Don'
neritag Charles &laIfer, eiu Snes.
aieiir pon 9ape @irnrbeau, Wo., be.
troiien. Gtlitr Reileu Don 6reuloilt
gericth iein automobil bl6slid, III
9ranb. Sn ieiner giifregang. 70 id,nea
aIs ni5eIid aus oenielben beraiis5n.
fonmen, pergoB or, bab or $500 IN.
lei Dem Site Der Wsaidirle batte. Die
Conn iamnlt oieier in R1i6 aiiigingen
SSn ieincr gcr5ipeifIims sing @al.
fer Damn nadj Sremont, Inn lid, mir
6ds armee @eniecorps anperten 81
Iaiicn, iuuroe aber ylriidgepieien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-11
aonsert uns gtiftnnssisa
Seriuesb 0ldnnrrdOr ieisrt Is Haaitsn
Sonutag.

Der 5tripesb Rinnsrdpr, cine,
uniersr 1ltsIttn unb beinnnteitsn bisl
iis.n gsfunsUsrsins, fsitrt am Conn
| tag, 13. Wloi, fsin Al. JubiIdum
unb spat NIT sinsm 9oppsIftf.
s}iir ben Sonntag Rn6mittae. an.
fonesnb I'm 3 llbr, ipirb Der @srsiu
i'm Sbson zines isinsr bsIiebtsn Do
tai. uno Snitrumsuial aontsrt. gee
ben, nobel sin ausssJsianetes pro'
sramm ;ur Dur6fiihrung tOmmt.
gebit feurissn Jrtibeitslisbern ipsrbsE
oud sinis, i,br idDns goItiIiebtr gum
9crtrad tcmmsn, oiId itsben mehtsre
Solonummsrn ouf bem prueramm,
ipelhe BON sinigsn Der betannteIten
SiinItler unierer Stabt auseefiibrt
iperben. Rad bsm acnJsrt folst bi.
'yprtfebuns Der sSsisr i'm srpBen Soul
Der Qrbeiisrbaus nit alsemeinsr ess
hiitbli6sr llntsrbnItune. srnitsn unO
beiier.n gortrdssn, Utuiit, @eians
unb sans. Die aideta gum aon5.rt
i'm Soeon b.rsftieen bi. Snbaber
aud gum fr,isn eintritt 3u Der llnters
baIiun1 in Der Qrkiterbdlle.
Sn 2lnbstradt, bnB bic 9OB.rts
bss 6ernegb UlGnnsr6crs fttts gut
uno aebieeen Fnb. uub bab man ia
BEL beiIen unterbnltunssn it.ts beiiens
amiifirt. 70 biirft. au6 bisie DoppsIs
fsisr aut befu6i tperben.
9us fOlsenbe aonasrt prosramH'
aelonst sur Durtfiihruns.
gbor-RottO .Sdrmonis Sollmann
Gtor-n3ur neuen NIt- utbmdnu
Diolinfolo
al Rcmun3. Spenolen
81 Rasurta Uilinarstp
bsrr y 5robIi6.
Gbpr-.9os beutite 8ol.slieb"
9. Wunberle.
Dem Serpesb WGnner6or gum al.
Siiitunssieit setpiomst.
Cello Colo -
Al sSn0inr 2oment Ooorif
b Spanii6er 5an3 poppsr
6srr WaItsr 9eermann.
Gbor-~Sm @rai. tbduts" Sptdsr
Solo Quartet -
Ssrren: S&eer, Wourer. 0olbiteiH
UNI Weosr.
QIt Solo -
al .Sm Duff bsr Roi,n".
b Gin Sommeriraum".
JrGuItiH Ulinna Dorm.
Gbor--. Ssimatb" Spidsr
9rio-.RDmans.1 NariGnsr
Strrsn: 6r0hlid, SesrmdHu
unb WunbtrIe.
Gbor--Riinftiser SoHusnf6ein- d
8utttntr
aI|Splo--.9er SpieImann', 6ilbu1
Grdulsiu Wlinna Dorm
g5or--
al .9faubIiimsIsin" 8. auhu
b .Gpi.Imans Sob, utbmaHn
gbor-.9uf. unb 2iht@ aisferIins
piano: 6err Grunber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-11
Jeser.

- anitr.ider, Ole OIL Sem Snuil
pon Rcbert Z. 9ilhou, SO. 3309 ep,
NORTH apeniie, arbeiteten, perlriadjtriI
Deim abbrennen Der nIteu Snrbe Elm
ieiier, Sas einen S6,aben pon etfpn
5000 anridtete. ebe es seIoidt rperSen
fnnnte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-11
nluttUf6aft
Die Treude der frau
GmpfebInnsen an finbsrlsis
sSranen.

Inter ben Evrssern tnu esbsa Q. girds
eam's 8sartabss eeupprrs seberf be sztao,
is'i sss uHirusthqrftif In ben san<n sss sss
lsn 6rnuen sr fsrrtsirez- xses xtaiia3s
rth IN nHS 10 eSd;ld aus ben fotsfzbea
s'ritss Hns ezHbrfsa bon szbtfz. Reise sif
In bteifa Spdltsn bersfienfIles to5en.
esoaar siHr. gQD.--.sf bazf6e sussss
crnEfn 'piNfn en- tafsr. mas flr en e<aen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-11

fssta g. esuftun'i
BeaetnbIe Gsmrvmi
i'm uri1 saosisx ~.
ssir batter nns neii
Elm atnb srsrsii8hi
IN uirereri 6sIr,.
abr 10 bssoHb nr:d
IN f6mc6tr 1efuub.
boit mb mar nnfd'
Md. msins arteif ~
psrriAien. eospobi
msire sWaiier ole
meiH Gdfis btanasa
in Hli6. ahbia q.
TinfDdm'e Beaenbl,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-11

Der tObis grubsr iuurbs in Der Sdeu'
ne sefunbeu. Gr battle ii9 erit Dor
orei WpnGten Derbeiratbet gebobi.
Sine 5ptits Rotis. NIT JraHi UliI'
ltns llnierTdrifi, Iautsie rpis foIgt:
Dies ipurbe gtiban, lin 2ei6m auf
Oi.Ier DsIt su Derbinbern.~
De 5amilie WilIen mar fpoblb.s
tannt in biefer Gessnb. Der dItsrs
WliIlsn itanS itano i'm 70 9sb.ns'
ahre.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-11
erRtr @ebamf.

Satin: lin gott.s pilIen, sdf
qabordtorium 1T loeben NIT Dtia,m
ahiiteHteH in bic enfi ssfiogen..-
profeffor: SINNER bisis eigsns
naturalization Der iunasn eeuis!s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-11
1877 almerifa,ier

81. bon seiopsrten ediff.n sntfsrni
tpurben,
@erbsn 5ur 3sit in Deuti4iano ls.
fanoen seba!ten.
Ddfbtnston, D. G., 10. mai.
Jm Stdatsbepnrtemeni iDurbe ON
Oonnerifos befannt ssssbtn. bob IN
Dsutf4Ianb nod 127 ama;iiansr &c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-11
3amilt0n.

llnier asent in SamiItOn 1T Serr
Gbnaro Srnd, 4i9 SHb sanftc Sn.
Selt Gel. 476.R. Some Bbons
1631.4.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-19

q THIS the aft of the Nation when
find ourselves forced into that we have stead
tasty sought avoid ting that American and
should have the opportunity qaesionaby they have the
will of tn loyal support to the Government
in its uphold American rights and protect the lives
of American citizens.
1T MAY be said that public approval of protective to be
what understood at home easily be
Misunderstood abroad The great stir raised by small but energetic
groups whose calculated
National rights These hold meetings circulate
and wait the President and Congress- while the vast body of
may camor the soyaand of the misguided few
who believe that perpetual yielding the solution of all National diff
heard abroad that the majority Amer
should speak, their meaning should be mmstakab
The Detroit times., 1917-03-19
Declaration
To the President of the United States:

President
AA to American cal hyd hy 6h that he Government hxr
The Detroit times., 1917-03-19
To the Citizens of Detroit

TITO THAT end the Citizens National Defense
through its Executive Committee will afford to the citizens D.
opportunity for individual expression through declare
ton of loyalty and support Government addressed d.
President the United States This declaration which appears bp
will available signature accessible places the city,
Edwin DENLY, Walter c. Cole
Chairman Secretary
The Detroit times., 1917-03-19

Executive Committee
of the
Citizens Committee
on National Defense
The Detroit times., 1917-03-19

Edwin DENLY,
Chairman
Alvan Macauley
Allan A. Templeton
Henry w. Hoyt
Arthur Webster
John A. Crogan
j. n. Poole
Frank p. Johnston
M. J. Murphy
Henry B. Joy
VIM. Livingstone
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-01-03
UNCLE SAM AIDS SP0RTSMEN
Prepares Directory Showing From
Whom information Can Be OBJ
tained Concerning Game Laws.

Uncle Sam has made it easy for
anyone interested in the subject to OBJ
tain information regarding the multi
tude of game laws that are in force in
the United States and Canada.
The seventeenth annual directory Of
officials and organizations concerned
with the protection of birds and game
In the United States and Canada, re-
v.sed to July IS, 1916, has been issued
by the bureau of biological survey,
United States department of agricul-
ture. It presents in convenient form
the addresses of persons from whom
information may be obtained concern
ing the game laws. 1t shows the date
of establishment of each state commits
sion or wardenshlp, the changes which
occur in such offices, and the publica-
tions issued by game officials.
1t contains also the names and ad-
dresses Of the president and secretary
Of each national, state and Canadian
club or association organized for the
protection of birds and game. The
Audubon societies, organized for the
study and protection of birds, are also
listed, together with the names and
addresses of the presidents and secre-
taries.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-01-03
BE CAREFUL OF HOME PLANS
Don't Forget That Slight Details, Now
Overlooked, May Cause Much
Dissatisfaction Later On.

When planning the new house, as
much attention should be given to the
things which should not be done as to
those which should be done. Unless
thought is given to many details ap-
parently slight, but which may cause
-R!:lch-trouble and annoyance later, if
not properly planned at the start, dis
satisfaction is sure to result when the
home is completed and occupied.
Some of the things which should not
be done, if future convenience is de-
sired, may be avoided by carefully OBJ
serving the following "don'ts:"
Don't set your house too low. Better
have it foot high than an inch too
low. The street grade may be raised
ut any time, and if the house sets low
this will make it look squatty.
Don't fail to provide proper drain
re under the cellar wall and through
the center Of the cellar, under the con-
crete floor. This may easily be ac-
complished by constructing dry drain
or trenches filled with small stone. If
this precaution is omitted, q damp
cellar will be the result in nine cases
out of ten, unless there is very
abrupt slope to the land on which the
house stands.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-01-03
What Baltimore Did.

Which would you rather have, a
dirty lot in the rear of your home or
beautiful green garden that produces
vegetables, fruit and pretty flowers
each year? 1t Is not hard matter
to decide, yet when this question was
put up to the people living in part
of Baltimore some few years ago there
were many who preferred the dirty
back lot. Of course, there were others
who desired the pretty garden, and
now that the garden is reality not
one person In that neighborhood would
take 20 lots for one small section Of
the green spot.
It was through the efforts Of the
Woman's Civic league that dirty lots
in all sections Of that city have been
transformed into pretty vegetable and
fruit gardens. On the 7ery same spots
where boys played ball and people
threw all kinds Of rubbish, one finds
beds of beautiful flowers and rows of
potatoes, tomatoes, peas, beans, car
rots, onions and corn every summer.
Berries Of all descriptions in season,
md peach, apple and other fruit trees
sre also to be found there. 4
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-01-03
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IS HELPS Il
FIELD STONES FOR BUILDINGS
These BowIders Are Used Extensively
in Constructing Homes in Many
Sections of California.

Cobblestones combined with cement
are used extensively in the West for
all kinds of ornamental and utilitarian
construction. From ornamental urns
and corner markers to foundations,
bandstands, bridges, and even such
large structures as two-story houses,
churches, and even an observatory,
may all be found in California, built
of >the cobbles that are removed in
clearing.
The resulting edifces are ofsremark-
ably artistic appearance. The econ
omy of this type of building is well
shown by the fact that in the citrus
belt near Los Angeles thousands Of
tons of cobblestones are dug up by
the Hindu laborers and piled in great
heaps between the groves. These cob
BILE piles are often fifteen feet high
and twenty feet broad, and extend for
many rods between the cleared fields.
They are literally cheaper than dirt.
It is but natural that many of the
best specimens of cobble construction
are found in that district. The round
ed stones merely cucumber the ground,
and most owners are willing to help
pay for their removal to a building
site.
In the citrus section may be found
an observatory in the grounds of Po-
mona college, which is q splendid bit
of architecture.
Near by is one of the most attractive
homes in the West, great, rambling
bungalow of field stones which has for
it's main interior feature sun parlor
or glaSs-roofed patio. This is most
attractive detail of charming home,
with ferns and flowers growing as in
q conservatory, but in q temperature
suited for its use as general living
room.
In Azuza may be found a decidedly
artistic cobblestone church, with only
q few roughly squared stones used in
connection with the natural-shaped
howlders and field stones. San Diego
has two large two-story houses formed
of this material, and the suggestion Of
permanence as well as rustic charm
is made by the utilization Of the big
pebbles.
In the larger cities there are count
less specimens of public as well as pri-
vate construction formed Of this
r0ugh-and-ready material. The parks
contain splendid examples of the deco
rative possibilities of cobblestones. The
bridge in Ganesba park is far more in
keeping with its surroundings of trees
aad shrubs than more formal struc-
trre would be, and this applies to the
bSpdstand- INF the same park and to
thc drinking fountain in Eastlake
p:rk, Los Angeles.-Popular Science
Monthly.