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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-12


Daptb aupperfe, Samisc.
GKamore 5tpiTden 2. unollntermarit;
Sobann auttnbeim.r ars
better. a. Strabe, stYii&en WaiH unb
Gpcnmore.
Martin 8enninser. arbeis
ter, Maisriirabs stpifden Wdlnut uno
gine.
@eors Danssr, Gdrinsr, 8.
Strabe unb Broabpnp.
Gbriftau Danubeimer,
Hubrmdnn, 2ubloD unb @onsrsb
Strabe.
Grtebrid Drob, llbrma&sr.
152 Wiain Ctr. Sdptissr.
Sobn Dubois. SdneiDer. Sps
eumcrs CTR, S4lpsiser.
Griebrid Gtitetn. Ghuls
lebrsr, A. Strabs sDii&en Dine unb
Race.
gafpar Grfntr, S6nsiber,
Wdlnui unb @ater Str, 9oadnbsr.
Mnbrtas 8. Gruf. acucitrr
unb RinuaIwaf,rfabriiani. l5l
Wlain CIR.
6einrid N. Grnn, Grpeer,
Brpobrap sip. 8. unb 8. ctr.
Satob Gaber. Solsfdssr, an
Deer Grstf.
1riebrih Gecorn, pcrter
SouTe (gDirtbffoft) an atons 5pis
Idkn GIm unb plum (War au@ fdbs
tii&er Gefuuhb beIistsamttfl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-12

! SpielregeIn, 9ertbeilung Der Ginndb'
me pon Der jdbrlihen MeltHeiiter'
ibafts sSerie, Spielprogramm aim,
Grlebieung finben lperoen Giue 8els'
qation' Der berDOrragenoIteu Spicler,
oarunter bic s)terne eriter 9robe, Der
profe'lionellen 0itlihen &lubs giro
iuGbreno Der Wohe bel Der ytdtiondl=
SpmmiIiion uno ben U(agndten Der
beioeu groben Gigas nm 4uftIdrang
Dariiber na6iuheH, pesbalb Ois ga
lGre Der Spieler tn oielen gdllen ffrs
abgdebt nuroen, od, ipte teltgt1teut
LIT, Die leBte SuiIon idmmtIiden
Stubs Iinan3iellen Grfol9 brd9te. Die
QbIi6t OteIer Spieler 1T, ein 6eneres
@inperItGnbpiB 5piiheH ben un3us
frieoenen uuo ibreu betreTfeloen
ISlubOerpultuugen berbei5ufiibrea, cls
augenblidlib beItebt.
9as gsmejuIame PrpgrdmmsAoms
mittee bat feline 4rbeit poaenoet uno
tpiro ben @ntpurf ieines Sabrespros
eramms ben Wtagnaten unD eDeutuea
Der Rational aommiIIiou sur Gns
nabme unterbretten. @ie Oerlcutet,
peroen bic Gincinnatier .Heos" am
4. c$uli pieber ausDGrts ipieIeH (ipie
iibli6 in GbicaeO), mas ben bieIiaen
Sans teinesipegs puniheNspertb 1T.
Bon oielen tpiro Der WunI6 ausge-
Ipro6en, bab ibr &lub uuh einmal
an unabbdngieteitstage bier Ipielen
ioI uno oaB Der geiu6 81 Den bstoen
Spielen bier itdrter fein piro, a!s IN
iroenoeiner anoerea Stabt Der Sied
! Unit glusna6me bon gep Yort). Sic
Iino es miibe, allidbrlih 10 ItieTlnits
terli6 bebanbelt gu perben uno
nit Sonntuqsipielen als Gutitdbis
guua abgsipeiit 5u rperbeu, neil IN
gittsburg feline Spnntugsipiels err
loubt iinb.
Wd6reno Der beiocn IeBten Gage
Der @o6e Fanoen msbrere llnterrcs
punoen beg Shfpdrmers Spm Grifs
fith unb bes 8aIenbiiters !oeinie Srob
nit benz prGiipenten auguIt Serrs
mann i'm 6duptquartier besii5lit
i6rer riititGnbigen Sontratte fatt. Ss
perlautet, bab in oeuielbet Elm fir
beioe Seiten befrieoieenoes llebefeirs
fommen fiattfaub unb bic bsioen
Spieler bic ,Rebs" Uniform in eiee
fem Sabre trdgen rperoen.
am nG9iten 6reitae 9(benD f;nhet
in Der bieiigsu Sanoelstammer eine
9erIammlung Der itGbtiiaen Gmas
teurz Yalltlubs itatt ,um benGntbuIiasa
mus Der 8iireerihafF fir oas Jlattrs
nalIpiel lpd6renb Der tommenotn SAT
ION gu fDrbern. Wianor Buhta miro
eine 4nIprabe balten, eberfaas bie
betanntsn profeiiioneIlen Spieler Sal
Gbaie, 6einie @rp6, Miler ouggins,
Gee McSee II. u.
Infer Observation-Disclosures ypncp
bat, ipie perlautet. ben 8uni6 tunpe
eegeben bpn Dem Gincinnatier Stu6
an sinen anberen ourh 2tustaui9 pber
@ertauf ii6ertraaen gu nerbeH, oa er
unbcrspo duf beiieren @rfolg BE-; bsI-
ferer llnteritiiBung ieitens Der GGufc
fidere 9lnsiidt babe Natiirlid piro
bieiem @unfA ni6t entIpro6en ner
ben uno pirb 6GuptIins Qualification
oufiir Surae traaen, bab' Ieine oies=
jdbrigen gaIihlGger Soneb's pcr,iigs
li6e Geiitungen 5ur buIlen @eItgng
brinnen.
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Die 1emti@laub"
" tro borIdufi8 in ibrem
beutiden Seimatbo.


beutihen S,eimotba.
fen bleiben.
gtem Sonoou, Conn, II Sch.
gSie 8oul Is. 6. Soilten, DER @i3cpro.
iioeut Der Gaitern 6orporoing 60,
Dem @ertreter DER 2liiociirteH Breiie
mittbeilte, bate ous oelltidle san.
oelstouhboot ,.8eutihIm1o" Icinen
oeutlden Seimetbbaien bis gum 81.
9Smutar uiht oerlalien uno obifon
9err Siltcn lid, ilbet ole Q1oglidteit,
oaB oas Sd,iii cine peitere 6ahrt
bierber antreten Ipilr6e, ttft ullslai.
fen iuolte, 70 mlttoe oudj aus atoerer
5lrnerluiiiger Gileae IN Grfob1tne ge.
hrnd)t. Dag lpeoer Die ,,Geittihlonb'
nod eineS ibrer SdnpeiteridJifie ab.
fabren tuiirbeu, che liidt Die grgerr
ipGrtiae ariie poriibr 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-12

Smif9 EnD Iongpcrtb ctr.
Wtltelm Dribltnssborf
Stsinbausr, stpii4en 9roabpap unO
Qublotp.
Sobanm Jrib, alempnsr,
DroabtpaD 5piIden A. unb 5. Gtrabe.
Seinrib @drtner gdder,
SuoIoiD lino 2.
| angnlta @runer, t30 MaaiiI
Strabc.
Seinri4 safer, Grocery, 25
llntcrntarft.
Soiepb Sedinser, Gdrtner,
Spnunes itnh 2otpreucc.
5rieori6 SerBoG SduD.
NADER, 3. Ctr, 5tpiiden @roaownp
iuib guolcip.
Scna5 Seferen SoI3iagcr,
2uolurp ilno Gcngreb.
Safo & Soffner, gdfer, 1876
Ysnin Strabe.
Sobn Soft Nmann @roccr,
gsatcr Ctr. 5piiden 9iaii uno @al.
mt, GeiterreiGer.
Satob Summcl, ar5eiter.
Specmore, 5roiiaeu Sront unb 3.
SfipeiSer.
GarlSanfeImann @agen.
Gaiier. 5. ino Broaomap.
Georg SnppenIah @dtgr,
26 Main StraEe.
pbilip Sarbanns, gfreiner,
Teer Greet.
Renp, Gjdrtiler, Spca.
more, obertaIb Rcrp Warfet.
5riebrif aebler, slrbeiier.
allen 5ipiifen 9anne unb ct. Clair
Griebrid an:elt, @aier, pic
ohcn.
5riebri9anobIaua d. Sdnai'
Ger, 12 groabrpap.
Safob 8opp, Gdrtner, SieD
Strabe uno Teer Greet.
Beter u. armgmanu, Shub.
NADER, 204 giain Ctr.
@regor2etner, Gicber, Spca.
more. jn. 8. inio q.
Galentin 2ibeap, 9iidien.
ifnieo. 127 Nlain.
3. 9inf, grbeiter, Raee Strabe,
o5erhaIb ct. Giair, Sdppei3er.
antou 2ind, Grocer. Grort
StraBe, jluiiden groae,paD ulio Sllo.
loip.
Anton 2infe. @drtner, gine
StraBe, oberbalb Ct Clair, Sfwei.
ser.
So5n @aiiaro, aonoitor, 2j
3. Ctr. Sdspei5er.
Solomon 9eenfen anlf.
ntann, SS Diain Strabe.
aarl Z. Iepmfe, slpothefer.
Z. Strabe. slpii6eu @citern AoD nno
sSohn.
Sobn g. WepIen S@riico.
9sau Rarfet, 5iuiifen Mair uno
Spcamorc. SdspeBer.
amas MILLER, Subrniaitr,
.. iunS Groa6tpap.
Ga-olineaR unbbenf, Grin.
franirau. aGep ;iriidui @opne uno
ct. GIoir.
e $. Weap er, 6eiiti9. .lith. preSi.
ser, 4. 5tpiifen 8ine iiro Haee.
S. gtepers. sonbitor, 66 Rain
StraBe.
SransS.G. SberSort 81.
q, 2oH0on mnb SsoEn.
Gaspar Neininger, Sbrei.
ner. 8. 5,piif,en Sobu un0 Smitb.
Barbara Reibinser, Sobn
uno siidamonb.
earl O. Ritter, acnbitor uno
9iaueiirfabrifatt, 12S Eain StrdBe.
6. siuoolpb, BaIniit, 5tuiitsu
8. nno s.
Safo6 S6r6ter Grocery.
9roaSipap unb 9.
an,onScltet 2rblnm unS 3.
9nopigS dJafer, 6iibrmann,
Naser, 80. @almut unb 9ine.
@ottfr. g cbofer. Shuhmaher.
iSrunt, 5iu. @roaSmap uno 9uhotp.
Yeter Sicg, Qiiier, g., Spiifen
Wain imo @olnit.
ealeb 9 dmietlapp, 8ader,
158 Deaiu.
Srieo. s6mibtIapp, 15s|
9lain Strabe.
Sonatban GtabIeE 9aer
Greet, nape Spnnles.
Sa.ob gutter, Grocer, Spea.
more. 5ip. i5ront mo g., Gdrpci3er.
8ctcr Euffln aonbitor. 13I
llnternarft. Sdnpei3er. (Sn Sirma
Smfflp & 9iiGuro.)
8rteor. 1ron. @eber, Spca.
more, 5ip, 5rcnt lrnb 2.
9abio Beber Gaftpirtb, 2oI
5. Straba, SdtpeiSer.
@eorg @ei m n n. Wesger. 8. |
md groabmap.
@eorg @eimer, grbeiter, s.. |
IN. Zinc ,inb 9tare.
Auguit 3eumer, aonbitcr. |
acrings 9foip.
0-:aTa T~<~.s,,,, f..,k ,.,,tn. :l...,., &.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-12

8a6bem bas SpssiaIsapmmittee
feline 2lrbeiter bssnbst bdtte, 6egann
bic 0erIammlung oes ct. qlcpiiuss
WdiTenpereins unter 9oriib b,s prGs
iibsnttn Serrn qeter g.. Sdneioer urS
Der prototolfiibruua bes Sslrstdrs
Germ georss .. Sd,rnno. gluI Gms
pfebflina bss Sps3ialsaommittsss
pupben bic iolssnben als Mitslieber
aufsenommet: sos. g. 0apis, 1904
Raptnna glns. in MabiioHoile; Nm.
C'gcnnell. 504 5usculum glos.; Rsp.
9ienols ssran5, 933 gant Cir; Stss
pban 0oerls, 1909 Weftern Noe;
.schn aeller, 2O09 Central glpe.; Gbp.
Gisffs, s. aub gum Str.; glsm. Dog
selnann. 1905 penDtston; Jrso.
MeiHbdnb, 1929 Strena STR; Nor'
bert Sitte, ABS UliItcn Strdbs
6srr Sohn Daumeper ipuroe als
perItorbtn semslOst. Dos aus ben
6srren SeIirp aoltmepsr, Scbn O.
6epl unb Geo. .. Dperger beftsbenos
BiiHer Repiiions Romniitee erItats
tste Hsriht bab % Hdher uaS BE
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3uiammen. ;. .$S276.25


is Wiisliebsr nurOen in Der Ct.
eliiabstbgsmsinbe, RorDooo, sstpons
nsH, 10 in Der Gran3 be Sulesgemsins
be. js 8 in Der St. JObannss, Ct.
Paulus unb Ssr5 5siugsmeinbe, ie 7
in Der ct. Ularien. St. Soiepbs, Ct.
0eorsius unb ct. 5einri9ssemeinoe,
is 6 in Der St. Jrun5istus. Ct. gonis
fa3ius, Ruria 4iIF uHb ct. Nartuss
semeinbt, uip.
Bon ben Gt1henien tam bic sroBte
Summe. $50, aus her SerS Sfugss
meinbe. Die Ginnabmsn an geitrdgen
Dsrtbeilen iidl auf bic DerI9;soensn
9smeinben mi, fhgt:
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es atst mn elm ,,gsrsms r.ninInta.

lin bas ecbfe az srbalten. perInnae man es,
nnh feinstn boLlen glouieH LAXATIVE BRO
MO oUINTME. glan berlibere ith Der ufb
fcrIthrlfi bon q ~. 0rcbe 50 iuriri cine GI.
isltsna In eigsm Eaae. 25c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-12
et. alsyfnS &aiitn-gerein.
Die 5batsfeit bes spesial.aOmnit-
tees i'm abgelanfenem Sabr.

Sefret1r 4oIfmeper ltnterbreitet bier.
iiber ellen erid6pfenben geridt.
- 143 Sabres. ltno 6 Iebeilsldns.
lide glitsIieoer iDrtrben benz Ser.
elm geiDonrer. = 9ln geitrdgen.
gintrittsge6iibr uno @eifcnfeg
gingen $s276 Elm. = gcroienit.
pole Wdnner peroen auf bic @b-
renliite geiest. - Gelegaten fiir
Die Gagung oes tatboliiAen
Staatsperbaitos. @aibiiiston
geburtstagsfeier am %. 8ebruar
IN Der @liiiifballe
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-05-10
WILL THF U-BOAT MENACE BIZ
SOLVED.

Scientists iu charge OF Investigations
seeking means 10 deal with submarines
give hope that ~ Inventions may be
able 10 effectively meet the submarine
peril Tao devices are foreshadoUed.
ono being perfected by Edison and n
by a special naval board. Unless the
submarine b. conquered shipping will
be- reduced 20 the peril limit by fall.
and the British Isles will be p%erilous-
81 near starvation. The hope that
transports can be- built fast enough
10 overcome the rayages Of U-boats
ls not assuring. because U-boats are
possibly building al the rate Of three
or more a week. and may possibly be
Increased 10 1000 a year. In a build
Ing race the advantage seems 10 be
with the submarines. Safety lies only
IN c%onquering the submarine II must
be done II the allies win
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-05-10
PATRIOTISM AND INDUSTRIES.

Those Who manage the industries,
operate railroads and utilities. manage
the shlpyards are rendering the nation
service on a par with those who man
the army aud the navy.
Those who attack These industries
are just aa unpatriotic as tho indlyi-
dual who cries down national defense
by the military arms of the govern
ment and viii be open 20 censure
TO handicap industries by strikes
or resignations. %boycotts or picketing
will be- clearly inimical OF the nation
and rs industrial welfare and pros
perity and nothing less.
The L. " ". and the agitator who
takoa advantage II the national neces-
stiles aud cripples the operation Of its
productive and transportation machin
cry - a public enemy.
The true test Of ~Ameficanism is go
Ing 10 be Il readiness and willingness
20 help in every way TO maintain the
national honor and Integrity at home
aud abroad With labor. capital and en-
enlargement
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-05-10
WILL RUSSIA WAKE rrAcEi

These are trying days for the Allies
In Russia signs are multiplying that
a separate peace ia not unlikely 70
fnciude both Russia md Rumsnia
There have bean 40 reports Of other
than small rnFafcmenta on the east.
em front FOR more than a month.
Coupling this fact alth the efforts
put forth b. the central powers 20
make peace alth Russia on a basis
81 no ludemuitlea and no territorial
exfenslons. the fraternizing of Rus
aian and German and Austrian soldiers
between the trenches. tbe murmurings
al the socialist labor element and the
soldiers against tho present Russian
HEADER. the outlook ia not %encourag
tnE
Peace alfh Russia would not only
mean that the great food resources Of
that nation would b. available for
Germany and Austria but the liberia
zion Of a million men 10 be hurled
against The Allies on the western
front. and fhs possibility that before
b ear closes Russian soldiers all
b. lighting uith their present enemies
against their present allies
Whatever conrae Russia may pur
rae lt IL not probable that she can
Keep out of var a betrayal OF the
allies might cause the invasion OF
Russia b. Japan thus moving the
Russian battle front from her eastern
a. her western borders Hut in any
event peace between russia aud the
central powers would boz a staggering
bios to the Allies AND hasten the
sending Of American troops 20 the
battlefront in France
whether Russia makes peace or not.
the American nation ia destined to
learn that ae are engaged In a real
war and that We must pay Tor the
almost criminal uupreparodneas ln
which We are found England is be
coming pinchcd Tor food. the subma
rine6 are being used Nlth greater e.
feet every month aud will doubtless
greatly decrease the BRUSH food sup
ply
The United States has no shipping
With ahich % replace that being de-
ntr0trd aud will have nome for several
Hn0uthe The outlook ls serious
enough 10 sober enthusiastic patriots
and shame slackrrs into activity
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-05-10
LAWS FOR POLITICAL EFFECT

In nearly AN N|esteru states lobbyists
demanded laws increasing the cost Of
operating common carriers aud bur
dcnins producers
Ia "a state. california; am extra
man vas demanded on 225. 900 trains
annually Increasing cost Of operation
100000 a year
II would cost that much more 10
get the products of that state handled
by rail. Tor the sacred principle of
legalifinE am extra man.
Il was not claimed that accidents
are Increasing ar that there would be
greater safety but Il Is a case OF got
tins NO men 10 do one mans work
Control over all matters OF this
Kind has Ia most states been put In
the hands of the railroad aud public
service oommission.
Il was shown before tho legislative
committee that for every fatality on
the Southern Pacific system a train
had been run over 10000. 900 miles.
For safety TO passengers the South
ora Pacific Ia eight years has handed
3SS. 900 without killing one can
Legislators beat this,
Al this rate OF safety a person could
ride on a train at any miles an hour
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-05-10
RESTRICTIVE labor POLICIES.

Policies that restrict building oper-
ntions aud prevent production 90 food
supplies ou a large scale are very
lee hy labor unions
Sacramento %lournrymeu plumbers
are demanding "a wage increase from
ak 10 seven dollara q day for eight
hours aork COZ thcy SILL strike
This Ia toiloaiuE ln tho wake OF
piaatgrcrs and brickiaynr who have
gone Co seven and eight dollars a
daj. and carprntora Ntll foll0a suit
The result OF All this viii be 10 90
strict building operations Ca a mini
mum. and onl) buildings viii be erect
81 that az, already started
n Niti bc made an excuse Tor lamp
ms up rentals Cor apartment houses
alrcad5 built and cost 81 housing viii
advance tcn per cent
just az the Increased demands OF
railway tralnmon drives up freight
rates aud reduces chances Of railroad
e~oustr1ciion. D. g 3 goes up
Tho mldilemeu. labor unions and
landioards take advantage of abnor.
ma conditions 20 rob the producer aud
chs Consumer
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-05-10

for $1,000 years and not get a scratch
OF his little hnger.
or course. any transient legislative
labor committee or inexperienced law
smith a beat trained and exper-
fenced railroad managers.
Fortunately western states without
exception turned a deaf ear to the de-
mands OF labor lobbyists demanding
such laws for political effect-Paciac
Coast Manufacturer
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-05-10

Five or six years g %journeymen
plumbers worked on large jobs for
three dollars q day. and cost OF living
VAS not advanced with wages.
Many professional men who spent
years ,ducatings themselves cannot
earn seven dollars a day; physicians
and scholars living on 500 a month
Western states with millions Of
acres OF uncultivated lands are suffer
ing for want u common labor 10 pro-
duce refcssariea Of life.
Restrictive policies OF labor in shut
ting men out Of trades and excluding
farm labor from our country force the
high cost OF living
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-05-10
SERIOUS rood RIOTS
OCCUR ~ SWEDEN

StockhOim-women Who stood In
line TO buy potatoes yesterday became
unruly when informed hat the stock
VAS exhausted. and began a demon
stration which assumed proportions
that kept tho police busy until after
midnight Several policemen were
injured BY stones thrown aud a mum
Der OF the rioters received scalp
Wounds from the police sabers. Six
teen arrests we're made.
Serious food rioting also occurred
In G~othenburg and N~orrkoeping shops
were plundered and numerous persons
injured. Many were arrested.
No potatoes are TO be had in Stock
holm and many other cities and vii
lagos OF Sweden.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-05-10

enough goodness left in a Paige to
Command a rec0hd price in used car
markets.
Frankly, now, is there anything that we
could tell you about our product that
would be more convincing? Could you
have any better guarantee that Paige is
all that we claim it to be-all that you
could possibly expect It to be?
As to the selection of a model, this is merely
a matter Of your own personal require,
ments.
In our line there are two sevcn.passenger
cars, a hve>Passenger car, two roadsters
and a complete line of enclosed cars.
You alone can make a choice, but please re-
member that you cannot make a mistake.
For all these models are Paiges-blood,
brothers of the same strain. That is the
really important thing
But don't lose any time. Come in and in,
spect the Paige line today. Let us give
you the kind of demonstration that will
definitely settle your automobile problem.
and place your order while you can Sc,
cure an early delivery.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-05-10

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Oue
Minneapolis Gasoline Tractor 2O-4Q
horsepower. One thousand foot
Armstrong drilling machine. full,
equipped. d. B. Mosby. Aberdeen
Idaho. 6-qSs
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-05-10

FOR RENT Irrigated land. forty
acres. one mile from town: eighty
acres. five miles from town. For par
ticulsrs see
u J. ID. ISAAK.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-05-10

Preparedness day. May IL.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-05-10

FOR SALE-Fireless cooker. Outer
case oak. ssxi5K15 inches. Inner
case aluminium. three coznpsrt-
ments. Mounted on roller bearing
oastors. Full aluminium equipment
consisting OF two heif eight-sisod.
q S-stzed and one s-sised alum
mum vessels. One set baking racks.
one set radiators universal litter and
recipe book Used only three times
and fully good as new. Replaced
with electric range Large enough
for good sized family. Half origin
al cost May be seen at this office
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-05-10

Preparedness day. May II.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-05-10

CLASSIFIED ADS


WANTED-i20 acres OF stubble land
plowed this spring. 6 miles from
town. Address Martens Brothers.
Route l. Box II.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-05-10
The Final Test of Quality

1t IS a matter of record in fifteen Of the prin.
ciPal cities that Paige Used Cars BRING 4
hlgner Price-ProPortionate TO first cost
than any other American automobiles.
And here. after all is said and done, is the
ina test Of quality
a Used Car has been through the mill"
Its motor and all of its working parts
have been subjected to constant strain.
Its "hnish" has been knocked Off it will
come of at all.
Its gears, its rear axle and its transmission
have endured the punishment of DAWN
and dly-out pounding. All of its weak.
ness is plainly evident and likewise its
strength.
The Used Car either stands before YOU a
broken down. dispiuted "hasbeen." or a
strong, robust champion of many battles
ready and eager for all the service
that man can give 1t.
That, we repeat, is the final test of quality.
In his test the Paige stands subrene.
Nter Wieen twenty-five hirty-fvs
thousand miles Of s%srptce. there is stu
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1917-10-04
fuckers Special Premium List Season 1917
CONDITIONS

Fmst-All seeds from which exhibits grown must be
authorized agents
Second-Exhbits taking the first premiums in all
to become the property of fuckers Seed House.
ThrdAwards to be made by the official judge of agricu
tural products of the association.
FourhA conditions subject to the associations rules
1913 fuckers Jumbo Corn for the best ears-rst prem
um, $500; second premium $500; third premium, 81 co.
1914 Queens Golden Pop Corn for the best ten earsfrs
premium $500; second premium, $1.00
1876 Wateelons any vareyfrst premium, $10O; second
premium, SOC.
1876 Egyptian wheat Shau for the best six stocks-firs
premium, $780, second premium, soc.
1877 Fetera for the best six stocks-rst premium, $780,
second premium, SOC.
1913 Sudan grass for largest punches from seed
first premium $780, second premium SOC.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1917-10-04
DEPARTMENT CLINE ARTS

Mrs. D. c. Houser, Superintendent
Superintendent of this department will decide eig
Utility of articles to be entered in any class.
All fancy work must be entered with secretary by ~
October 16 Articles may be left at place of entry at time
All work in this class must positively be done by who
enters article.
GLASS ADULTS
1919 Handsomest silk quilt (first, picture by Gam
Music Co.. Carthage so
200 Handsomest wool quilt First, picture by Gam
Music Co.. CARTHAGE $50 so
POI Best quilting cotton quilt (first, silver
spoons by w. T. Roach, Carthage second
merchandise by Kearney Damon Dry Goods
Co., Carthage) $50 100
CLASS B-CROCHET
202 Handsomes fiet so rs
203 Handsomest piece Irish so .25
204 Handsomes piece lace yard so rs
205 Handsomes handbag so .25
206 Handsoest piece crochet any knd~..... so rs
207 Handsomes piece so .25