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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-29

8ortbeiI elmer Ianaer
" e. Wo5art nno Sdpon narrl
emit Juialrmen 5l einer groBen In.
rel I'M Suiiie oes Grafen &Ifbon IN
@ien gelaben. @osart, besarntIih ein
liItiger 0eieaidafter uito arof,er
Gbanlpngnerfreiulo, iagte 5u irinem
bertbnlten 9ollegen: sd rpette ied,a
5laiheH 9bauIpagner, oab ih elm
Stilt tolnponicren nil, DaI1cs 5ic
n:ft pom 8lntte ipielcR ioaenl" -
Sag6n unbm Die g3ette Iaheno an.
Mozart ging an BEN Sdlretbtiib, mari
einige Roten auf's Bnpier uHo rciGtc
lie Soapbn him Dieier mar eritonit
iiber otc 9eidtigfeit Der aoupoiition,
ieRte iidb ans Etauo urte IpieItc nonl
9lafte einige Safte. El6tlicb hieit er
an lnio rief: !. @ie ioll id oas i'rielan2
9Rrine beieen Same iine an oie dr-
Bcriicn GnOen ees Binuo qe'diidt mo
id jon III gleifer 2eit cine 5oitc in
Der WPitte ouIddasenl" ,,Tas tort
SicT" ricf Nio'drt. gGllt IebcH Sic
ber!" Ganit ieete er lid. ans ala.
pier un0 pr1hIoterte. Bel Der betref.
fenoeu StcQe nngefontmen idhis er.
ohna un5pbolteu, Gle Golte iii Der
Iy1itte on, inoem er Iie nit ser 9taiau.
Ipiee beriihrte. gae 3nitauer brod)cr
in elm GJeldttcr aus. Saubn bdtte
namIih cine stuurpf1dfe. Mosdrt ho,
qe1en einc 5icutIid, tr6ttige Gr'terer
bc3ohItc iomit Die 0eriu9fiigiqfeit
ieines 9lteforeans nit ied)s 6laiten
Gbarnpuaner.
ueber bic Grnueuorbett
IN Der gtutompbil SuouHrie bat Der
Snreuisur 4ninqtom IN einer Tdb'
lslatt etren 9luF'ab u.r5f'ertIi@t, Der
nit fol1erpsn Sdbsn f5!iebt grurea-
iperbeu lei6tere unb Frirers 4rbeitsn,
bic Iif tagtGolih tpiebertrler. rufter
crlrbrim-en dIs W6nn.r, mon ~irb
nlTo prcarteitsftunoe or5bsrs aeiftrns
zen ersieIen. Die 31fI rer atb.ttss
itunben FrfTts fir S-unen stpas a.
rinaer Tein uIs Fir minner Sn aG'
aeu,einen geniieen 8 Gtrne'u an Sns
ue pber a. In Der Dcfe, oa o:r
gnmffo1, tpis i6tih, uur tdft cersbs
NET ptro. gber'o gsrii-tn AZ
Stunoen glrbeitsseit prp Dr1e sir
WeGnuer, p1ln Ft ftrn uelsruts fIirs
te arbeitsr finb. SunerboIb einsr Nrs
beissffunbe Ioli dber bei lsihtsn ars
betfeu cas genTum fir HrdueH uun
W1GHner alei6 bod bemsfen Derbsn.
sraden f5uun ou6 ffnperere arbei-
fen perrtdstsn, ipeun aud duf cine ars
beitssunSe bdHn cine iIetnere Ma5s
sntF6nt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-29
Sic ipaniidcu 8rpns Srb,Iins

Sn anbsru 9dnoeru forift nan pOn
Rror SuipelsH; Die fpaniIh. aruat
perfilat oadeosn iiber sineu Sfds.
Der tiiniflsrifh melt usrt5ooHer iFt
ols buHte eliserno, Stsins, i~lih
iiber eine unperolei6lids Surmlund
her toitbnrftsn @Obslins. Tu Fis nur
fei fsierIiden oo.r fsifiitsu 9elesen.
t.itsn in sinselnen grsmp;oren dusdts
felt su iperotH pfisgsn. 10 Iino +. in
ibrer Sefdmmthsit nur febr tpeniaen
befauni. Graf Ron 8olencin b. Don
sSudn bat iih baher Elm 9erpitnTt er>
inorben. bdB q siner droken Ibeil Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-29

1Sette6 y - Bsosmeszs lSff-
y Dsnsea psrsA fsnts sismli4 ksrI
4s6stsa bins lsbs osebs. Die 8iassafen
- rHses6nDtsS eettleteut Hus Dayls1sa
ssrpsn pos bsa osn5en els bsrs4net
oi< RstIsf sSss pfecirfsa fstlestn .ss
~ . e>S.
as4fS ssi ~ 90
snsbeH % 4sfi gsil4sn panien sesfsuFE
3ts eesusessats bsstdst soc YssRis pc
DleDo.
asdfa sxf exfsys.
9t4fsa8sd,id auf SoHsow uur,es ID
Ga - 3fs. Sfeains saofist. S9tds
III apf Berlin pur6sn ni6t quotirs. tiir
8s4id auf Yaris 17.75t pro franc, sui
arnheffefz <5s pro 0moen. @sdld
sui gSisH iDnrbm HiAi suofirf- Fires
~. Hutsf 1876. 6fcdbofm pro Krone
ss5oc, CRANES ,Sapsis) 2aHe.
oissssss esxfs.umfsss.
lie Ilmfdse I'm bisiigfH Clearinghouse
bsiisies iid3 feaie aui 70, 726,25a.
sssstsamhzsss.
Tis Mmeaesa SloGiWa ygiH &sfisn softn
bsste tsssHsebsHs arb warosu Siemfih
iiaf aepanss!t. ioRf absr psr eer Diaris
rabis 2it iolssapeE DsrFduis iiab ~ be-
% ~ geas.
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gerfonbt.

" iHbD ieb. - Der Martt mon
5eiite etrpas le6bnfter, ionif aber IN.
rerdHbert. Gntes bis auserIelsHes
Ieihtss S9Ia6tDieb mar Dienei@t Gin
tDsnig b6her, OageBeH uateH ei: se4
D5bntitn uno ssringersn SOrten
langfam uub taam itstis. Den Wtar'i
fir ffDere Sttere mar iriplgs serin-
ger Radfrage IaHaiam unb fdfsppeno.
&ii6e uno Gamers pnren fettg. Guie
Wildtiife fparsn isIten urb it.rig.
Stodsrs unb 5ssoers uarsn langiam
BEL aItsn prtiisu. Die 3ufubr mar
bente nur mGbis, Der S4luB mar fe>
tia, Der limfab Elm gutter.
Mitilsrs uno fbpere Stiere $500
-13.0o; 5leiiter Stiere $3.50
l9.75;. auserlefens big ertra $10.oo--
LIS; 9eifers $6.Oo-9.50; auserles
fens Bis ertra s9.75-1075; aiits
$6.25-750; auserIsiene Big eytrn
%.75-9.0O; Ganners $5.00--6.06;
MilGtiibs $50.00-115!Oo; Stoters
unb Geebers $6.00-9.5o.
@ufIsn. = Die 3ufitbr mar 6s.is
ts mdbis, bic 4d6frags gut. Der
Martt mar Is6baft unb Die prsiis
itart
5stte gulsu s9.0o-9.50; Bologna
S.25-9.oo; magsrs uHb lsi6ts So
50-7O0.
adfber. = Die beutige 3ufubr
mar bebaiteub, aber dn6 bic Radfras
ge mar cine CUTE. Der Uartt mar
Sienlih Iebbdft, bic preiis tart.
Bette leitte Gdlber $145o--14.15;
fair Big quite $11O0-1450; orbinare
unD grobe S5.oo-9.5O.
Sdpeiue - Snfolgs rsihlifyer
Sufubr uno bebeuteHb nieorigsreu
preiieu auf nnberen fiibren6en tpeitit-
den Wdrfteu ipareu brute auf DEN
bieHam mnrft bic Stiinunssprai.
nm Durdidnitt .tnsu Quater u;eorlz
ger als seiterH. 9us meiits gie5 ipur'
be gum 9erfanot na6 Ofsn getaii:t.
ipd6renb bic eirbeimiIfe Rdhfrnge
nur mittslmdbig mar. Der Wartt mar
lebbuft uno Der SAIub itetts bel e!s
nem suten uminB.
4us1Ieieue iftpere 225 pfu1n
$3.50; gemiff.s uno GI,iiteriorttn
100 qfunb uno msbr $16.25-16.5D;
Ieiffe @erfunbtforten 120 Bis 155
gfunb $15.25-15.75; Orbindre Bis
quite Gtrtsl 110 qfunb unb DsHissr
S12.0O--14.25; orbindre Bis aus:r'
Isfne itnere fstte SGus s10.Oo-15.s
so; 0rbindrs Big suts Stass $1,000
300.
S9afe unb admmsr. - Die
3ufubr NOR geriHg uub BITE yre'is
itetig. S6pere 9dmmr naren iteti5.
Sdnfe, aus.rlefsue Biz sTtra Slo.'
oo-10.5O; fdir bis CUTE $500
1000; orbindr. $5.00-7!o0; gDds
$500 unb rpsnissr. admmsr, auserlss
fene Biz ertra S16.75-17.oo; fn,r
bis quite S15.50-1e.5o; fecpHos
s13. .5e-15.00; orsiuire 5000
1900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-29
egsIs, soxbs sns stitien in w,p ySri

0si4tliSgdptefe muroen ~ 1H-MS
tiSspntist. @sAia auf goaaoa paren jtsiig.
5dr 80 Tage eA7i. gommsreial DiaS, ~
1ess t47ok. Sidt $l75x, 2atsl.
anpfinagfn SE7e 7jis. 6ranes Sidyt
ASK, RabsI ann; Marf. feins Gnofi.
thaen; hrogeu. feins lnotisuHsen. pol
dnsifdt @ufssn 5iAt <s4s, RABBI A,
9ire Stdf $50, Rabsi s,ss. Rnba SidJi
l27s; asbel l31f, SiIbers Hausn s5H,
Merifaniid5e 2oiIars osHc
Wtttenmarsi.--Nn@ tsute paftn bic
g.fsn batn- dftisa Htsbn jtorf uno bic Dc.
stnns tsfitisu LID aui 5 Bic 10 Yoin ..
5af sls Nftifn pe 8tifs baiten @epiant
lr psstihHen 2iberp 50 Bombs sIo2
--9dSs uns Die sx& 9s62--95D.
Qslutsta asfiea.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-29
@as man Mat oar.

Dtit Re9t bat IN Der SiBun9 eer
sAmerIcau oar anpeEdHoH eer e9eS
maIlee praltDsntluaI tsSaanotoat Der
HepuOlitaHer unD etRl1.g. Tlq.sr am
DpsrDunoesgerlgt, 9err ousA.s, W
einorinsllaer Heoe oaranF psngeiplez
len, oaB Der hsrrlHenre Srr>gsoupano
Islnestpsgs Die 9ruHore9Ie oes G'gsrtz
tauii4en Siirgers, pie iie our4 be
YertanuHg-H Der YersIr.gteu Srdateu
unb o.r per9lsoen n @In5el ltdatea ges
pubrIeiiiet iiHo, uilige9GbeH babe.
Gennob 1T es Ypl9t Der Beamten,
9aHoluns,n, Die mogli1erDeiie o.r
trtsgstu9rung S3Disrlgteit.n in ban
Geg legsu t0Huten, sn rsrbiuoern Oder
nit nerbeHter Strafe gu belegeH. go
bat 3. 3. fin Meui3 ous R99t, bic
1olgeHoen 6anbluu9en gu beee9en, uHb
bic ftaotifAen, itadtli9sn oper Bum
oess9eumteH erfiilIsn nur fire Pfli8t,
tuenn fis Dieionieen rerbdften uno Dor
ben RIdter 6riilsen, bic ii6 ettpas gu
SmuioeH tplf1Inen lGiieH.
l. ReDsn su tdltsH, fnorin iraenb
sSemano aufgeforeert fpfrb, irg-rD ein
'beitebenbes @sfeb gu Ibertreten; gang
beionbers muB ii9 elm Seber bitten,
orfeutItt ettDas gu fd9eH, mas nnturs
gemdb oasu fiibrt, oab HHruben, 2us
mutte, Rubcit0runsen ober car 4ufs
ruhr uHb 8er6re6en bsganqeu lpers
ban. SH Qriess5sitsH iGliebt bas Dor
allen Din9eH AUDI 8ei9inpfunaen Der
ameritaHif9eu 4rms unb Der amsris
tanli4eH Resierung obsr Sffentli6.
unS berausforoernbe @lnf6e Elm, bat
Der offi5ielIs Geinb Der 8ereiuioien
StaatsH fia9eu uno bic ameritauff6e
armss ssf4IagsH ueroen m5ae.
z. Reben 5u balten ober iroenb
lpel9e fonit on ii9 ssfsBmdbigs Sanb.
lunsen gu beg-ben am fdIf6en pIose
ooer in uraere9tfertiater Deife.
Die offentliten eiroBen 4. 9. inn
IN erfter einie nift gum Rsoenb1L
ten ha, fouberu beftimmt, bic itos
ndIe fin Sen Menftenperfehr au t:Is
ben. Oesbul6 ba5en bi, mgiitin
Stdbts BClissirsgeln, uonah nsm1no
auf offsntli6eH Straben uno pIibeu
gsrfdmmfungm abbolt,u ober Reosn
Dom Stdpel laiIen oorf, obne srif prn
Der betreffenbeu 9eb0ros be grtaub.
NIB tetommsu su 6a6eu. DasIsl5s
gilt ron 0ffentIiteu um3iigeu. Die
bstreffeHbe 8sb6rbs mug Ift oobst
islfer Elm llrtbeil bilo;n, OBJ bas VI.
balten folder gerfammIuuasn It.1
nit ber 0ffsntli6sn Orpnune pcrs
trdgt. sic odri allero ngs i6 sas
bei uidi pDn ;raenbDsl6en forrupt.n
oeer gnr ipilltiirlitsH gsirsgarin9en
leiten laiien. WsHu Der, pelfem slns
iolde GrIGIbHiB Der,rsissrt ri b,
sloubt. bab Elm uuaereftfsrtia.
tee @oreehen Der be.rsiisuosn Yes
b6rbe porlisgt, 70 tnnn sr Ii6 an sen
RiGtsr nit ber 6oroergng siat5
Nanedmusesftbls peuteH, uno 4;e
8ehorb, ,pirb taun naft7cifsn niis
fen, bob elm gutter Gruro Uorins, bic
ghaubniB 5u rsrpeigsru. @sr ,o:r
iros perpeiasrtsr Grlnubnib be 9egs
iammluna abbdIt, BEN aeifisbt ss
1nu, rsht, rnr bic goIo Sci Jpn fsit'
ntmmt.
3. Iismanb bari ourh 9bat oosr
Durt einsn genmten in Der u ts+
Iibung feinsr PfIidtsn binbern. Des
gilt au6 FIT bi, Retrutirun1sSeb5r
ben. un6 nniiirIih guus beioaNers
iiir bic Waitslisber beg SesreSosrs
,dnbts. /
Dab man Fh DOT 6nuslunaCn, bic
N irs,nb cine oifsr orei SaieaOr Ell
'nGen, bitten mub. III eiaen'Ih iiir
sSeu uuteu gargsr gong isIbIt :rs
idnbli4.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-29
Musipartise Marfte.
Rel 10 yorf. 28. 9ssmbsr.

" 10 Uptt +, 20 Oe3ehipee'
WeIIGforn. - Rnrtt fart; Sli1
orieb gtO. 8 seIbes $1.92 uno Rp. a
seltss $1.S7. 10 3Gss 9srinnbt, H9'
fen unb JroHi Rem ycrt.
S1fsr. - Warit fsit; STANDARD
91a-92c.
9el. - Rartt piqis; 30. 1 SID;
SO. 2 $1.3o.
6cpfen. = Rarft pilIis; StIi'
mittIerer 6is aussrlelensr iJ17. So
$50. 1916 nOminslI; patifie SOAP
1917, 23-26e; 1915, 10 -16c.
S9mnIs. - Rartt iaDa9; DsIo'
bic Deif $24-35-2445.
3uder. - Roter, gtartt ft:tts.
esntrifusal s6.0o5; MrlaHss. Wlrtt
nominsll; roffiuirisr. Tlurit fstis;
fein ernnulirtsr $8.15-S.35.
Ter Rarii fir be anbsrm artitsl
NOR uuper6nbert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-29
ebieaao, %. Se3smber.

S9nsius - 3ufubr $4,000;
Tdrtt langfam. Bull $16.65-16.1O;
lsibte s16.00-16.9o; s.m,itte S16.'
4o-16.95; i9pGs $16.4o-16.95;
raubs SIC. .4-16.55; 5srtel $l1.75
1850.
Rinb pieb. - 3uufuhr 1000;
Wdrt fsi. Rntipe Gtisre S7.35-l4.'
%; Stpders uno Gertsrs $3.50
1920; aiibs unb Ssifsrs s5.2o-l1.'
3O;; adIter $8.50-1575.
@Hafs. 3ufubr 1000; Wurt'
fort. 0et6srs S9.10-13.10; aGT'
mer S12.75-16.70.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-29
Wetaas Marft.

Iep gOrt, %. 9e8embsr.
glei. - Martt nilIi9er; $6.15-
200.
speltsr. - Martt rubig; 1852
7-6.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-29
Gbieasa %. Desem5sr.

BeII9forn. = siir Sau. $I-zS7--
1.26s; am S@lub S1.26h. SIR glai
$1-24-L25t; ON Sdiub $1.25.
Safsr. - 5iir Ges. 77-79te; I'm
SdluB 79c- Sir Tlai 74i-765c;; en-
SGlub 7eae.
Rressn. = 30. 9, $1.s2-1.S25-
@srfte. - $1.40-l59.
1rmpibp. - $5.O0-7.50.
Ria. - $20.00--26.O0.
pprt. - Cir SON. $45.05--4o.'
45; am G6lub s461o. Sir Ra
s4460-45.3o; am S&luh Sl49o
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-29
Dishusarft

Giueinnnti %. 9ss. 1917.
3ufabr unD gerfanbt fir oi. lssirn
"a Gtunoen, prsliHen NIT ben ppr'
Dier xagn. FHb ME
fcIgt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-29

D uuSt. PtStlt fylt. JtuIIts
nirEsy Gut aoaf S10.55; popos-rb
s9.15; Cubes 500; srannIirtsr ST.
90; gcniettionsrs .si- $3.50; On
.as $3.50 $40; tpeissr trtrn $40
$50; r.ra &c $3.50 per tuHssrt
piunt.
Iptoffts. - mnrit ifsfis. -
Ven Srl:nns Gpsu a:tiel 55-65;;
gmirifugnl 4o--4Sr per GolioHe.
Msis. - grtrd fanep 6sob D.
lsifs iansp sa-Sss; fstonS 8sab s.;
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-29
1dsIiHer Marft.S eridyt.
GtnstnHaii %. Sss. 1917.
Die na4fclsenbtn Qnotiruassn te'
,iebsn ii9 nur aui gneross araHsais
ltontn. BET fIeinsren gsi4dften uer'
ben stpas b0bere preifs bereduet.
pxoet'touen

/ WV v'-N~<
pxopi.touen
g d m 10. - prima Ss.m
23.8 .80-23.95; Ganss 251-253e.
| SrodsHseiaisenes 5leiiA.
Sbort clear Ssitia 28-28as; trtra
fbOrt clear Geiisn 27A-2Sc; furSs
Rippm 27a-2Se: Bellies 30a3Oae
per Yfunb.
@erdu9ertss UIeifa. -
Sbort clear Gtiisn 30A-31e; eyiro
Hort clear Gsitm 30--30as; iiiras
Rip3sn 30--30ae; gelliss 334-33af.
sugar Gureb Jieif4. -
S&inien 28a-29ee; pienic 66ub
tern 20 --234e; Yreaifafs Bacon So
40e; 6GuIiern In padstsn 24a-26;
paD yorf Gut 25t2&; ssfrod lsts
Srf S4ufisrn 34-34t psT Pfas.s.
GlBgepSdettes SIeii4-
Ghinisu 25k-26e; pisuie 6@uite1u
20fe; Bellies 34--36e; G4ultern tn
podeisn 2o--2oif; Esu Dort Gut
DO 21-21ae.
Grtf9ts Gfsifh - S4tns
fen, Iofe, 24a-25ae; pitnit S9uI'
tern 20-21t: S6ufis7n 23--25se;
turas giippsnisiisn 25s--0ese; fbost
clear gfippsnieitn 25i-26ae; .r.rd
ibort clear geippsnisitr 26i-2b}:;
Ieid3te Bellies 332--343c: fhmere DO.
32--33c.
Webf unb @ettstbG
RebI. - Minter pdisnt $10.70;
Dinir fdnep 5000; Mint.r !amIIp
$9.7o; g5intsr rtro $50; Diufr
orbindr $500; Sartes Wti3sn pot.nt
$11.60-12.00; Sartes Dei3tn fansp
S10.75-11.25: Snrtes Wsistn la'
milp $10.10-1050; Tpribweiinu
osmii9iss S10.75-11.o0; Ros1fn,
Gitp. rsinss, $11.0o-1l25; 'foa-
gen. Gin. asmfi6tts. sl1.oo-11.25.
gget3eM - Ser Warit mar
Itetis; 90. 1 roib.r S2.19; 30. 2
rs.6r $2.17; go. Q retber $2.A;
30. 4 $213 per gu.
WelfdforM SO. / tptib.s
$1.S0-1.S5; 9lo. 2 bo. $1.@-1.85;
SO. 3 bo. $1.80-185; go. a bo.
$1.75-lso; go. 5 bc. $1.65-1.75;
go. 8 bo. $165-1.75. - 20. l ssis
bss s1.so-ls5; SO. 2 DO. 81 &c.
1.s5; TO. 8 6o. $1.so-1.85; Ro. A
bo. $1.75-1.s0; Ro. 8 DO. S1.65--
LIS; 80. 8 DO. $1.65-175. - 5io.
4 ssmiIfies $1.75-1.S3; go. 2 DO.
$1.75-1.83; go. 8 bo. $1.75-1.s3;
go. a DO. $1.65-L75; go. 5 bo. 81
55-165; go. 8 go. s1.55-1. .65.
- Msibes ssolbsnforn $1.45-15o:
seltts aoIbtniorn $1.45-1.50; s.s
miidiss aolbertprn $1.35-1.40;
iptites aorn $1.00-1.30.
6afer. No. 2 ipeiber- So
S35e; Gtanbarb ipsibtr s3e;
30. 8 tDeiber S2t--83s; 30. 4 rpet'
Ser s1--sos; 80. 2 ssmifdier Tsh
--79s; SO. 8 ssmiIdt,r sinfeimiftt.
7s-7sae; SO. A semiidttr 77-Gse.
Rogsen. - Rc. 2 $1.79-1.So;
SO. 6. s1.7s-1.79; go. a DO. $1.75
LIT; probt s1.70-1.75.
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A MUSICAL SUCCESS
Methodist Church Choir Gives Spleen
did Program at Annual Concert.

Methodist Church Choir Gives Splen.
did Program at Annual Concert.
A new male quartet of real musical
merit flashed across the horizon Fri
day night, when the Methodist church
choir gave it's annual concert, and the
audience liked them so we'll that they
had to respond to an enthusiastic en-
core The members of the quartet are
Arnold Cook, and W. w. Nusbaum,
tenors, R. E. Rose and C. L. Carnage,
bassos. Their music was tuneful and
of a high order
The choir was assisted by an orches-
ira of IL pieces, which added greatly
to the splendid program rendered. The
numbers were well chosen and dis
played a wide range, all were excel
lently given, and all showed the mas
ter work of Director Nusbaum. The
program was as follows:
Overture Caliph of Bagdad,
orchestra.
o Hail Us Ye Free (Ernani), Chorus
Alpine Rose, Male Chorus.
Solo-Carmena, Mrs. Ray G. New
conner.
Moonlight, Chorus.
March-The Worlds Progress, or
chestra.
Barcarolle- Summer Night, Ladies'
Chorus.
The Longshoreman, Male Chorus.
Reading, Mrs. c. l. Anderson.
Hoist the Sail, Chorus.
Waltz-Pierrot and Pierrette, Or
chestra.
Male Quartet-Until the Dawn,
Messrs. Cook, Nusbaum, Rose and
Carnage.
The Rosary, Ladies Chorus.
Vogels Waltz, Chorus.
Personnel of Choir and Orchestra.
Soprano-Mrs. R. G. Newcomer,
Miss Ella Breshears, Miss Meta Ed
wards, Miss Genevieve Edwards, Mrs.
R. B. Shaw, Miss Pauline Brockman,
Mrs. D. Hahn
Alto-Mrs. G. B. Mains, Mrs. Roy |
Miss Josephine Wayman,
Miss Terrell Flescher, Miss Helen
Love.
Tenor-Arnold Cook, Keith Nus
baum, Dennis Hahn, R. B. Shaw, F. H.
Kries.
Base. L. Carnage, R. E. Rose, R.
G. Newcomer, H. G. Campbell, Roy
Orchestra-Max Guenthery F. W.
Tarleton, C. A West, JEANETTE Haw-
kins, Mrs. V. B. Munday, Mrs. Eliza
beth Hawkins, Miss Hazel Flagler,
Mrs. S. 0. Zachman, c. B. Polly, H.
D. Carmichael, V. B. Munday, w. W.
Nusbaum.
Pianist-Miss Maude Myers.
Director-W. w. Nusbaum.
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THE LOYALTY OF THE NEGRO

Roscoe Conkling Simmons, nephew
of Booker T. Washington, pledged the
loyalty of the negroes to the Nation
in remarkable Grafton delivered a
few days ago in Louisville. The ex-
tract given below is from the Louis
vile Courier-J journal:
eve have record to defend, but
no treason, thank God, to atone or ex-
plain. While in chains we fought to
free white men-from Lexington to
Carrizal-and returned again to our
chains. No negro has ever insulted
the flag. No negro ever struck down
president of these United States.
No negro ever sold a military map or
secret to a foreign government. No
negro ever ran under fire or lost an
opportunity to serve, to fight, to bleed
and to die in the republics cause. Ac-
cuse US of what you will-justly or
wrongly-no man can point to sin
gle instance of our disloyalty.
eve have but one country and one
nag, Tic nag ludl ScI 10 4iCC iNo
language is our only tongue, and no
hyphen bridges or qualities our loyal
ty. Today the Nation faces danger
from a foreign foe. Treason stalks
and skulks up and down our land, in
dark councils intrigue is being hatch
ed. l am Republican, but Wilson
Republican. Woodrow Wilson is my
leader. What he commands me to
do | shall do. Where he commands
me to go l shall go. If he calls me
to the colors, | shall not ask whether
my colonel is black or white. | shall
be there to pick out no color except
the white of the enemy's eye. Griev-
ances l have against this people,
against this government. Injustice
to me there is, bad laws there are
upon the statute books, but in this
hour of peril l forget-and you must
thoughts of self or race,
or creed, or politics, or color. That,
boys, is loyalty"
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land by providing farm labor in ami
NAL or machine, by securing seed and
labor through any plan or means
deemed advisable or just. The state
of Idaho is rich in it's wonderful re-
sources and | appeal to all citizens
of this commonwealth to take an
active, earnest part in this movement
to increase the food supply for man
and beast so that we may be prepar-
ed to meet any demands which the
future may make upon us, so that
this war which has been forced upon
the nation may be fought to q victori
Gus conclusion in behalf of freedom
and the rights of humanity.
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Tents, all sizes, at Reilly's.

Tents, all sizes, at Reilly's.
John Miller and family have moved
to town from Letha.
Marion Munson is over from Boise,
visiting his many old time friends.
Cement blocks at NJ Gilbride's ce-
ment works east of Fruit association.
Lillis and Winnie Sessions have been
very sick with measles, but are getting
along nicely now.
Miss Edith Williams is visiting her
sister Myrtle at Boise this week and
also doing spring shopping.
Seed potatoes-Early Virginia Six
Weeks, Earliest of All and Early
Ohio-at the Cash Grocery.
J. Baxter left Monday for Portland,
where he expects to visit for while
and attend to business matters.
Mrs. Chester McCammon made a
SiiOiI fiSil " dyCll " fioiS HSi
sister, who is the proud mother of a
baby boy.
The Emmett Mems Gospel Team will
have charge of the evening service in
the Presbyterian church on Sunday,
April Is.
Mrs. B. o. Clark, who has spent
several months visiting her parents at
Mcpherson, Kan, arrived home this
afternoon.
Rev. C. A. Quinn has bought the
old Cathcart Buick auto and is anti
cipating much pleasure from its use
this summer.
Hugh Eggleston is back in town. He
has been employed during the winter
in the mines at Birdsdorf. He reports
Is feet of snow on the summit.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. R. G.
Bowles have been afflicted with meas
les and have had quite serious time.
Misses Ella and Ida were very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cartee Wood, Miss Lo-
raine Selby, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ewing spent Sunday in Boise and en-
joyed family reunion at the Selby |
home.
Mrs. Clarence Russell has been af-
flicted with measles and was unable
to play at the Ideal Theater for a
few nights. Mrs. Ray Stinson has
ably taken her place.
Little Rec Dewey was operated on
asst Saturday by DR.. Reynolds for
sdenoids and enlarged tonsils. 1t was
l very bad case, but she is getting
along fine and will be ready for
school next week.
Jack Oquinn, who has been doing
Dad work on the forest highway on
he South Fork, spent several days in
own visiting his wife and left today
or his ranger station on the Boise
liver.
The Idaho Trio of Weiser played
or dance at the Dewey pavilion
night and certainly made
hit with the young people. They
xpect to play one night in every
week at Emmett.
The best line of horse blankets ever
hown in Emmett. See Lockett.
Just received a full line of robes
nd horse blankets, the storm kind,
t Lockett's.
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after which the company sat down to
an elaborate wedding dinner. Mr.. and
Mrs. Norwood are well known among
the young people of the lower Mesa.
They will make their home on the
groom's ranch just west of the Hanna
school.
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Frank f. Norwood and Miss Vivian
Walker were united in marriage by
Rev. Stuart Mex. Hunter at the home
of the brides parents on Tuesday
evening, April 10. The vows were
taken in the presence of the mmbers
of the immediate families at 6 o'clock,
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To Horse Breeders.

/ will stand for the season the two
stations Brigham and Lookout D on
Monday and Tuesday at home on the
bench, Wednesday and Thursday with
Mr. Bott at Letha, Friday and Satur-
day at the brick barn yard in Emmett,
each week during the season. Ad
will appear later.
F Fl SHERWOOD.
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Notice.

AS have enlisted for duty in the
Second Idaho regiment, l request
those owing me on account to pay
their bills at the Bank of Emmett or
to ]. w. Tyler. A prompt compli-
ance with this request will be deeply
DIR 2 q CLARK
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MARRIED.

Miss Mildred Harris of Emmett and
George Adams of Kuna were quiet
ly married at the Harris home Friday
evening by Bishop Smith. The young
people will make their home in Kuna
for while.