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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-02-08
sUzzLE DOGS TO AVOID DANGER
Exercise of PrecautioB Is Considered
Necessary TO Public Welfare.

The appearance of rabid coyotes i'm
the Rockland valley three weeks ago,
and on Moonshine at later date, en-
phasizes the necessity of exercising
every precaution in order to avoid
heavy financial losses, and possibly the
loss of life.
For more than a year rabies have
been drawing nearer, coming from the
west or southwest. The greatest dan
ger is to country school children who.
would be helpless to defend themselves
against infected animals. There is al
so danger of heavy livestock losses
James Hartley of Landing lost several
cattle. and ]. w Sorenson of Moon
shine, two hogs, from attacks by
coyotes. There is no telling how many
dogs may have been bitten by these
animals, nor when other rabid coyotes
may appear. The only safe way is
to muzzle or confine all dogs until
the danger has passed
Rockland recently enacted a string
ent dog ordinance. American Falls
providing that all dogs must be muz-
zled or kept in close confinement un-
til the ordinance is repealed, and also
raising the dog license. A close watch
should be kept on all dogs, in both
town and country, until the necessity
for precaution no longer exists, which
may be several months.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-02-08
A WORD OF CAUTION.

A dog supposed TO have had
rabies was killed this morning
by Elmer Perry and Ralph Co
tant at the home of r. II.
Lounsbury in the southern
part of town. II is reported
that the dogs were fighting
when the supposedly rabid ami
NAL was killed. The dog may
have come a long a long dis
tance and bitten many animals.
AS a matter of precaution,
see that your dog and your
neighbours, is muzzled, or close
ly confined at once. Read or
dinance No. SO, on page 4, and
aid in its enforcement. Three
coyotes supposed to have had
rabies have been killed in the
county within two weeks. and
there may be many others.
Stray dogs should be objects
of suspicion.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-02-08
RETURNED FROM SAN FRANCISCO

Judge A. c. Haag returned recently
from San Francisco where he was in
attendance at the annual convention
OF the West Coast San Francisco Life
Insurance Co The judge gives a very
glowing account of his trip and re-
ports a very large attendance at the
convention.
For several months the judge has
been the district manager for the West
Coast Life and because of such a splen-
did showing in increased business he
has been promoted to the position Of
agency manager for southern Idaho.
The new position carries with it ad-
ditiOnal labors which will take the
judge out of our city most of the time,
much to the regret of his many friends.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-02-08
PORTLAND MARKETS.

Cattle-Compared with last week
and year ago the arrival of cattle
for the first day of this week is show
ing a large increase. There was a to-
tai of 1850 head The market opened
very active. killers had liberal orders
and the run was disposed of quickly
at steady to 10 cents higher. The quail
ity OF the beef offerings was the best
seen here for some time and was just
what killers wanted.
Beef Steers-Prices were all on a
steady to as much as 20 cents higher
basis and all offerings crossed the
scales early. The top for the day was
20 cents above last weeks. One load
of prime lights brought 1920 with
another load at s9.15. Several punches
of light hay-feds also got in at $500.
There was a liberal spread of good
kinds here which found ready outlet
at prices ranging from $3.50 to $3.50.
Medium steers brought $500 to 1926,
with several loads Of god quality feed
ing steers at $3.50 and $3.50
Cows, Heifers and Bulls-There was
a light supply of COWS in the days
trade, which were on the fair to good
order. A number Of small lots brought
$3.50 with several loads of fairly good
COWS at $500 to $710 Ordinary beef
COWS brought around $3.50 with a few
4 common ones at S525 and $3.50. One
prime heifer brought $500 and bunch
sold at S775. There was a good de-
mand for the light supply of bulls at
steady prices. A few prince heavy
BILLS brought $500 from packers with
a number of good bulls at S5.75; me-
dunn at $500
Hogs-All record prices for hogs
we're broken yesterday when another
rs to 30 cents advance was made.
Several loads of prime heavy porkers
brought s11.75. Receipts for the day
were only moderate. quality was on
the mixed order, although the bulk of
arrivals were very good. California
contributed about 500 head which in
cluded a good many fight hogs The
prime heavy hogs were the best sell
ers, bringing an advance of 35 cents
over last weeks top, while good pack
ing hogs sold from S11.5O to $11.6O
which was a big 25 cents higher. The
bulk of sales were made from S11.45
to $11.50. Pigs met a very good call
and brought another 25 cents advance.
A few lots sold up to $l1, but the bulk
v ent at $40
Sheep-Several decks of wethers
made up yesterdays trading in the
sheep-house They brought an ad-
vance of 25 cents over last weeks quo
tations. bringing $1050. The demand
for both sheep and lambs is unlimited
and very strong market can be ex-
Iected right along Lambs are quot
ed at $l1.5O TO STEPS; prime yearlings
$10.25 to S10.50; good light ewes $500
to 1925; prime shorn lambs s1O5O.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-02-08
SERVICES FOR MRS. BARKER.

Services for Mrs. A. H. Barker, who
died last Thursday after a lingering
illness, were held Saturday, Rev. j.
Wesley Miller officiating The body
was taken east for burial, being ac-
companied by Mrs Jones, daughter OF
the deceased, and Miss Opal Barker
granddaughter
Sarah Lucinda Barker, wife of A. H
Barker, was born October 18th, 1S45, in
the state of Indiana, and died Feb
ruary 1st 1917 at American Falls, Ida
no, aged II years. 3 months and l5
days.
Mrs. Barker was married to A. II
Barker. August 2nd, 1862, and to this
union was born four children, Anna
Y. Jones of Dodge City Kan, Jesse w
Barker of American Falls, Idaho
Claude Barker of Wendell, Idaho anC
ROLAND Barker of American Falls
Idaho, all of these who survive her
and also seven grand children.
Mrs Barker was a life long chris
tian, a member of the Methodist
church and had the joy OF knowing
that all of her children were baptiseC
in the christian faith and members o
the church.
She had lived her three score ant
ten years" but we part with her re
luctantly. Our heartfelt sympath.
goes out to Father Barker, the hus
band beloved, to the daughter, Mrs
Jones. the three sons. the grand chill
dren and friends who mourn her loss
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-02-08
OPPORTUNITY TO BEAUTIFY
HOME AND SCHOOL GROUNDS

The department of forestry at the
university of Idaho is prepared to send
to residents of the state limited num-
Der of shade and forest trees which it
has tested and can recommend for
general planting. The trees range in
price from 1c each up to S0c Most
species are offered at 21ac and &c each
which includes the cost of packing
and drayage. For bulletin giving
further details, address c. H. Shat
tuck, Department of Forestry, Moscow,
Idaho.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-02-08
ENTERTAINMENT A SUCCESS.

The supper served by the ladies OF
the l.. d. S. church Friday night was
decided success and something over
$45 was raised. The ladies fully
demonstrated that their mothers had
nothing on them when it comes to
cooking A bountiful repast was serv-
ed and everybody enjoyed themselves.
to the fullest extent. Following the
supper the large crowd enjoyed them
selves in dancing until II o'clock when
all present Joined in proclaiming the
entertainment one of the most enjoy
able of the season.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-02-08
FIRST ENGLISH BAPTIST CHURCH

The First English Baptist church
meets Sunday afternoon and evening at
the German Lutheran church, former
ly the Presbyterian. Sunday school
2:OO: afternoon preaching service 3;
evening preaching service 1880. Sub
iect of afternoon sermon, The Spiri-
tual and the Sensual" Subject Of
evening sermon, "Materialism, the
Modern Sin" Rev. A.. B. Minaker,
convention pastor breaches at both
services Anyone without a church
home will find cordial welcome at
all our services.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-02-08
VALENTINE PARTY.

A valentine party will be given in
the church parlors of the NJ Z. church
on Wednesday night. February 14th.
4 general invitation is extended. This
will be one of the especially interest
ing events of the season in that big
hearts, little hearts. loving hearts and
sweethearts will all be there Bring
your heart and come early.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-02-08
GOES TO PORTLAND.

Ben Horning, the drug artist at the
Power City Pharmacy, left Tuesday
night for Portland to spend his winter
vacation. Hardly had Ben purchased
his ticket before "rumor" was busy tel
ling as how Ben wouldn't be outdone
by Kelly and when Fitzpatrick was
asked how about it, he only laugh
ed and said, maybe so.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-02-08
CARD OF THANKS.

We herewith desire to express our
heartfelt thanks to the many friends
who so graciously assisted us during
the recent illness and death Of our be-
loved daughter.
REV. SPRATTLER AND WIFE.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-02-08
NOTICE.

All owners Of dogs in the City
OF American Falls are hereby
notified that they shall procure
license for dogs. either from
the city clerk or from the city
marshal prior to March 1st.
After that date the marshal will
be instructed to kill all dogs,
not licensed, on sight
H. c. WONES,
Chairman.
o. F. Crowley, Clerk.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-02-08
PUBLIC SALE.

will have a public sale on March
9Th, 1917. Bills will appear later.
WM WALTERS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-10
Rleine Npli3eimadbriAten

- aus Ger Wohnuns BON Wlnrtho
gurslop, Ro. 212 of fyiinfts Sir.,
tpurben, laut elmer seiiern Der poli5si
,usssansensn WeIbune. $50 ssftohlsn.
- anna Websr, bon 80. 1853
pledfant Strabe, mtlbete Der poli3si,
sas ibr aus ibrer @obnuns cine Ia
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purbt.
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Qolisei Der IA Sabre alte WilIiam
airt Don &c. 1071 gutter Strnbe
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psrI6punbsn 1T. Der 8urife lief DON
Tlniterns ao9t6pfsn meg. neil Ittn
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penigfsns erbi.lt feline Utuitsr eins
ron bort batirte pcftfnrte pon ibm.
Tie 8ebSrben DON paris iperben er'
futt ipsrbsn auf ttn iuEgsn Wsltrets
ftuben AZ fubnoen.
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Che. e.GrlautnikfdeiR

lRi@arb $. 9sinssIman, 21. a21
I ainfsp aDs.
lRarp q. 4Ieper. %. bessI.
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Sermau J. SeTie, 176s Carl Ctr.
lGIiIubstb Deifsl. 80. 25S9 Gaapsr
9foab.
JSeors. Ruoat, %, 2150 aOib Ctr.
emma axnasr. "a 2380 WHsslss 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-10

sIoIiSeifores, ipel9e barllm nnhlahie,
poB bic SalGre Der polisiiten eIsips
ialis erbDbt lperoen. Der WtaDor enis
gssnste, oab cine Solarsrhobuns n
ptslsm Sabre ni4t befpiaiJt tprroen
fam, oo pas itGbtii4e 5upget' fiir
1917 bsrsits feitseiteat parps. 0le
AnseIesenbsit tonne ert ba Der 5elts
ltsIluns bes nsusn Budgets oliu in
,Ssdnuar 1918, in Gripdsung ee5cssn
peroen. Die aommihGre i9lonsn ti4
oieier aniiht an. = Der Polijtian'
malt emile Raparb, psI9er fir bds
UNIT bes YpliSeirldters tanoihirl,
nurbe pdbrenb Der &agne elm
llrlaub betpiliet. Qln behen STEELE
piro Der 4niItent=SOliSitpr Sppn
!Ridmpnb fungirsn.- Der Spmmil
Jar aIiimper beridtets, Oab Ger pblis
aft Sermann Ridsn reiisnirte. = Der
&ommlif1r Dpnnellp beantragte, oaB
bic sessnndrtise 9eleu9tuns in gBslt
eoOinston burd eIettrifae Sosenl'bs
ter erIebt perbe. 0ie 9as So. rirp
aufsstorbert lperben, bic Yosenlihtsr
iobalb als m0sli9 an5uidaffen. =
Die &qep n0rbli9 Der l. Diitriftss
i9ule tpirb, Inn ben ftOrsnDen 2Grm
5u perbinbern, pGbrenb Der S&uls
1tunben geiaIthen blsibeu.
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0abemtas.
Sas Geufde 0iafOHiiienbOipital CT.
Dprtst Ollie BON SreanSeH une
GbomnrH.

gm Tcunerstas, If. Sftober, el.
baIten bic sSteIuoe :ulb @onner oes
9eittiGen IiafoniiicilboipitaIs tpie.
Ger 8eleeenbeit, Die AuitaIt in prafti.
iter Neiie 81 bcSenfsn. Jener Sag
gilt oils @abentas unb iu anbetraGt
Der immer grcbrr Observation-Disclosures.
ringen, bic OH Dos 9Snititut geitcat
perber. iino bcr allatmeineu 2bcue.
ring ae6cn iid, bic Ieitcr bes Soipi.
tolls Der $offnitns bin, bdb bic Sober
beier reif)er flieben iperben oils es IN
friiberen Sabreu Der Sal mar. 81.
nige 9abIen lesen bic geotbfpenbigfeit
bar. Sr ben oht Weonaten bonn i.
eSaniiar bis /. SeptcnIber beliefen iib
Die Giunabmen 6es Soipitals auf
$25,S4S.76 unb bic auseabeu anf
$26, ,695. 80, mas einer t1gIiben auS.
eabe pom $109 SO pIeifJfonrInt. Sierin
iino aber bic 8inieu aiif bos anpiial
nid,t einseidloiien. 0a6 leStidbrigen
Soften berehnet, bcsifferte ii6 Die
@obItbatisf,itsorbeit, in 3nbIen aus.
eeSriift, niii $5501. nod biesl1bri-
gen Soften o5er arf S7373 uiio Dos
iino MIR fir adf @lonate. 9ns III III
Der That @riine een,ia sur BetEdti.
ouno bes neutrality-suspicious. einer
slniiaIt seeeniiber, be uniere Inter.
iiiitiIna roq nnb aaiia Deroient.
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..c.L -. .-L..Tl Su.-..rL...
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peIner elnen eTcBen gtIOls petlpripl.
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apblenbdnbIer
SinS amf bente bon yaaBor Yndjta
sur aoniernS sinselaosn worDen.

Die idmmili1en bieiisen acbl:n'
banbler iinb ron 9iirsermsiitsr puHid
81 elmer aoniersn5 elngeIaosn porosil,
bic auf bsut; @Ormittag I'm balb IL
u5r i'm Buredu bes Siirstrmeiittrs
anberaumt tp6rOen 1T. Die A5baltung
bieIer HonIeren3 ipurbe bel4Iphen.
ua9oem Der Surgermeilter gelItrE rhi
ben yOritsbsrn aasr itdbtii9tn Gss
partements in Der Eoblenfrags tonfs'
rirt uno Is iih berdusg:itelt HATTIE,
bnb bic Situaiipn Der Staot nit Ds'
sug auf bic aoblenporrdtbe III esi;
peridisoensn itdbriideH anIaeen cine
tbatid9li4 desperate ijt.
Der Superintsnoent Der iiaotHhtn
@ebdub. Satob Gbrid beridtets. Dup
i'm Ratbbauie ncb lrlapp genus Scts
len Dprbanbsn iinb, um eas Gkbdnbs
tinen tpeitern Gag beisen sa tOnneE.
sSn Der uHiUeriitat lnngen Die Sors
rGtbe nod bis etpa Donnsrsiaa uno
in anberen itdbtii1en anitlItsn iino
nod seniissnb aobIsn fir Elm. Np4e
pcrbdnoen.
9elessntIib Der bsuttsen aonfsrsn3
folIsn nun Wlittel uub Meee ssfilnetn
iperoen, nm nit 6iIfe Der aobIenbGuts
Ter oisiem aObIsnmanseI ipsnn irssHb
mSsIi9 ab5ubelfsn.
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fig, pis Yi5eprGiibeut Bdlt.r u.
Draper bon Der Strabenbabns,i,us
fhoft seI.ern sriIdrts, nift gefdbrbt,.
ba sr BON ben 3uitGnbietn gunSssbe.
bSrbsn in Daibineton bic 3uii9sruug
erbalten bat, bab fe unter alien ums
itGnSen oafiir iorgen perben, bab bic
StrdBenbdbn @eieui9oft senii5:no
Roblen betommt, I'm ben 9sirisb aus
re9t erbdIteu Su i0nnen.
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SeAesae uns 1abtsn.

- @elen 2esung Sss Strabens
hdbnaelsiits an Der 3. urb Yort
Strobs, iDsrbsn BON 9euts friib an
ole 8eIerue unb Sapton Cars iiber
RE g. &: 81. GifenbabH6riids n6roIi4
anb uu6 iiibIi6 Idufeu.
- Ser Srnuen'@ersin Der On.
9rot. ct. gauIussair9e bon Daptou
pirb beut. Ro6mittas na4 Der Siss
ung ein.n 2unheon ierpiren.
Grou Sraucss SFieMann oon
Gina, SbiO, ftarb geitsrn i'm Souie
tbres Yerluonotm 5arrp TiemdnH,
Ho. 433 Dnrb 2lptnus, 8eiIspus. I'M
bitter bon 65 Sabren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-10

llnier ggeut in 6amilton 1T Serr
Gbnaro grnf, 449 Sno ;sanfte Ctr.
Sea Gel. 476.3. Some Rhons
1631.N.
Der temporGre ginblltsbsIebI, Der
I'm gunossgerl9t segen bic lluionen
Der Gtieufprmei unb Ofenarbeiter ers
Iai1sn pOrben ircr, um re barau gu
reri nbern, bic arbsiter Der Rilss
8ool Woris ia irsenb ipsldsr Deiie
su bebinbern, purbe seitern BON
gunbtsrt4ter Sater in psrmanen5
.rtIdtt. Der Qusfunb in ben geiles
5ool Mpris III isit nnhe3u bier no
naten i'm 9anse unb Dor bsn grlab
tls tsmporGren GinboltsbefebIs tnm
es bGufis gu srnItli6sn Rubsit0rungen
IN Der Ra9bari5aft Der 4nIase. Stits
ber 1T Der getri.5 gum Sbeil aufre4t
erbdiisn fpproen.
-Sn ,Samilton iinb iolpeit $50. 900
fir re 5reibeitsanIsibe gf3sidnst iuOrs
ben, aber biefsr getras pirb bon ben
perI0nIi9feitsh, his an Der Gpibe Der
@gitotion i'm Sntsrefe Der anIeibs ites
ben, fir isbr unbefrisbissnb sra9tet.
- S9lpere 9erIesunssu trua sss
terra artbur Deo5sr, bon go. 536
SUe II. Strnb.. bnpon, als er in ben
@niagen Der Soopen, Snsns C
gfen1f9ler 60. BON einem faasnben
5taTderauf5us gstrOffeu ipurbs. Der
8erungIiidte purbe mad siuem Soipis
ial sebra6t, mo bic 4erSte ieinsn 3us
iianb fir 5iemtih scientific srtIdrtsn.
9unbert gaitslisbsr bes sempels
ritter Srbeus rsiIten seitern bon bier
nat, SpringfislS, g., ob, I'M Der bort
itnttfinbenOen StaatstonDsntion beis
aupobnen.
Coroner Gbiparb gopf begab fb
geI,,rn nod Wioblstoipn, nm bic 9eis
DE bon Winiam glangbp in Queens
Itbeir gu nebnisn, bic unter Der Bride
Der Baltimore e Dbio 8abu gefuns
llss pur6s- guseHf4sialI@ mar
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-10

DER Wsiis. guf anirns ipurbm bic
RsssIn iuipsnbirt. 70 bnb ipdbrtnb Der
nddiftn feds Wiouaie ntue glitgliss
Der usssr 8ssubluns bon 81 Nufs
nabmsatbiibr urb BON 81 fir drsiIide
ilntsriuduns aufssnommtn ipsrbsn
ionnm. Dss 9ceitsrr ipurbe elm aus
ten 9srren Sy.nan S6arbds, 6enrp
e,isIsr unb pbiIip Stein btiisbeneer
2lusibub bsbufs asOibiruns Der Der
sinshotutsn ernnnnt. Serr S61rbdg
iub bann bic q9itglitbtr nuf nd4itss
GOnntas Ju einsr s.i.Lissn 3ufom'
msn'unfi mad ieintr @ohnung tin,
mas banitnb dt3eptirt purbs. Die
emnabmsn betrussu $3.50 unb bic
1useaben $2.10.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-10
2fue 1anptnabrangsutittel
D9ssn Sur& prOilamatiOu bss pra
iibenten
Dom !. Robeiaber an inter Rssi.
ruussionispIIs ssIielIt lutrben.
llnIisenfir.s gambler Siirfen Don is'
uem aags al isins Gei4dfis msbr
betrsibsn.

8afbinsiou, D. G., 8. DIT.
I'm 1. Rppem5yr iperben ale 5aupts
nabrunssmiitsl, peIde Don bem ame,
rltunrIden DoIie ioniumiri iperbtn.
inter Resierunsstontrolle ssitelt psrs
ben. Die Rnbrunssmitiel abminis
itM;irn iiinbi5i. am Dienftas abenb
cn. bab Der pr1iibeut Dilion iuntrs
bnIt tpenissr Gage eina BeftbI .rs
lafm ipsrbt, bsm5ufolse bic Dnbris
ianisn unb SGntIsr BON etpa 5ipnn5is
ser baupiid4tidiien Rabrunssmiitsls
9robufts preissrmdbisung eiutreten
Iaftn maiIen, um iiberirisbtns Pros
ilt. su Derbinbsrn unb Der Sptiulos
tiOn unb Der siufftapeIuns einbaIt
aebistsn.
es iperbsn R,guIaiionsn erlafsn
iptrben fir GrobfdId4ter, Better bon
sfiibiIpsi9srn, TliiIIsr, Jnbritanien
ppn gii9fsntGrii9tsn, gstrsibsbdnb.
Ter pnb ale @robs unb alsinhdnblsr,
tpsl4s in oitIsa grobuiisn idbrIi4 ei.
nsn ilmfab bon mebr als 100000
Rdbtn.
Su Der an!iinhiguns babt es. bab
fis g)roilamniioH bss prdfoenten
psriboben iporttn isi, bamit bic Rabs
runasmitislbsb,rbs ibre aoni.rsn5en
mir @.rtrstern tss SanbeIs, Der pros
ouanten Iptpie Der aonfumsntsn bes
enbiasn t5nne. Gs ipurben bsrtits 200
aoa'sren5tn a5sthalien. IN bensn bic
unb bic NsthobH Der
stoatrolIs bsiprofsn ipurbeH.
gs rtrb fernsr srtI6rt, bab es Der
Wunitb Der Hnbrungsmittsl gsbor.
Be rel, bic Mittpirtung alIer PATRIOTS
Ifen W1nner in ben psrihitosnsH
0anbelss unb SnbuItris 3ipeigsn iu
Tidern, I'm Der SpstuIaiiOn. Der sufs
IfaptIuna, iibertriebenen profittn nno
Der gergeibung in bem grcbsn Ssrs
lbeilungss Gbitem GinbaIt su sebiit
ten.
Die Dsrfiigunesn IN B3us auf nte
aisenjirune befdrdufeu fi& ouf be
Ulittelmdnner, 5ipii6en BEN GARNER
unb BEN DstniI.Sdnbler, bstrefftn|
aba bisiM ri&t ussars aubss il.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-10
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- Die 5abrssipabI TN 8uiinsb
Taen's Club finbst nd4It;n Wouai
itatt. Das Examinations aommi;.es.
iueI9ss pier Oireitorsn fir Oas resu'
IGre unb ebtnio pisls fir bas unabs
bdnsige. Sidst auisuitelIen bat. b.itsbl
aus ben Serren 6. 8. Wl. gltiins. g.
3. 8raunitsin. 8. G, suitIs. Seoyss
Wie@. Wlorris. Grant 8. S6affer. GEs
gen v. Bub unb 8. Tl. WoaIep.
- glm 26. unb q. Sttober finbtn
I'm Soiel Ssnton bic Sibunssn bss
9lmerican Sron anb Stesl 5nftituts.
bes StabItruIt. ftatt. ea DerbsH
runb 750 Telesnten eriparttt. Gin
srobartigss llnterbaItungssp prosramm
1T porssItbsn, eini6lieBli9 ysiteHsH
am @benb bes 26. Sftober.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-10
Ssfiid,er iinteritEsHnss. .gereim.

Ter obise @asin hisIi gefern
Abtnb in airdnsr's 6aIIs. pleaIant
unb 2ibertp Strnbs. ftius rsgsImdbi,
oe @trfamml.ng ab, in tpeIHsr Serr
aarI geder ben @Driis fiibrte unb
Ssrr Sarob gbert fetnss amtss als
Seireidr ipoIts.e. Der arnnitnauss
i6ut tonntt 5ur @snusthuuns Der
anipeisnbtn bsrihten. bab fdmmtli4s
Miisiiebr ftp her beften 9siuHbbeit
erfreutn. On Der nnterbnltuns bes
gaperiiaen Wannerhors an q. DIE
iober I'M Deuti9sn alub tpirb iih Der
9srein in corpore betbefiistn. 5err
Sacob ebert beri@teie IN feiner eigsn'
f4aft ols Deissnt iiber bic leste 6its
una tss GiaptRsEbaHps IN ausE EhzIe