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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-12
ALIENS fOOT-EASE DOES IT

When your shoes pinch or your corns
and bunions ache SO that you are tired
all over, get Allen's Foot-E Ease, the
antiseptic powder to be shaken into
the shoes and sprinkled in the foot
bath. 1t will take the sting out Of
corns and bunions and give instant
relief to Tired, Aching. Swollen, Ten
der feet. Over 100000 packages are
being used by the Allied and German
troops at the front. Sold everywhere
2'c. Don't accept any substitute
ADV.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-12

Il suffered habitually from constipa-
ton. Doan's Ree,ulcts relieved and
strengthened the bowels, so that they
have been rc;tiiar ever since."-A. T.
Davis. grocer, Sulphur Springs, Tex
Adv
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-12

Sometimes a woman Will admit that
the most trouble she has had with her
husband was in getting him.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-12

Plains.-Harry Coulter formerly
postmaster at Plains, has accepted a
position with the Dwight Mercantile
company at Perma.
Miss Effie Rhodes and Charles Will
lis We're quietly married in MisSoula
Friday afternoon. They have returned
to Plains and viii reside here for q
short time, until they go to their res
arVation ranch.
A preparedness meeting was held
Tuesday evening at the Green Room
with j. Nj. s. If acting as chairman
he meeting was opened with n prayer
y Rev. Il. V. Ldworthy. Aaaresse,
we're given By !. II. Blaisdell and G. NJ
stevens Of Thompson Falls, and Rev
=. j. Edworthy. a committee con.
lstIn& of j.. Nj. LeWellyn, r. l.. John
on, {. :. Robson, r. Scarlet an,
Andrew Anderson, was appointed t
confer with the members of the Coun.
Defense council Of Sanders count,
n matters pertaining to the present
~ituation.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-12
At Glance
Brief Bits Of News From
Western Montana
Communities.
communities.

Darby.-About 1000 sheep have ar
rived here en- route to Lick Creel
range from Burley. Idaho. Twenty
three carloads are expected in all.
Dan Conner, late Of the forestry de-
partment. is building !, fine bungalow
on the Conner ranch. also many mod
e,n improvements, and when finished
will be one Of the most modern
ranches In this section
Moiese. Mrs T.. Pretending Of Mis-
sOula, who has spent the past two
years in Globe Arizona, with - son
John FrctennIrg, will arrive here This
week to visit her daughter, Mrs. Al
bert Mchucy.
All wheat has been seeded here and
the planting of oats is now under
Roadway.
Mrs Ruby k"llermann Of St Paul
Mimi. arrived in Dixon Tuesday L
c. @. Iundholm.
Crandall and Mcndenhall of Spring
vile. Utah. are working nine men ant
p head of stock on the bitches II
South MoieSc. Men are also employed
this week in cleaning out the mair
bitches that water may be turned ii
May Il.
Miss Mabe York and brother. Ed
ward York, will spend the summer or
their ranch. Five men are employed
breaking sod and seeding the YORK
place. There will be little idle LAND
n Moiese this year.
j. l.. snyder has leased so acres O.
school land to farm and c. l.. Pedel
has procured a long lease from Will
! lam HitZle of Spokane to use his lane
| or pasture.
! j. G. Ransomc of Missoula has sole
! his ranch in MoieSe to j. +. Sloan
| VINO VIII at once move out here.
| Allen Clark and Fred Chambers Wis
| tied J. G. Smith and family on thei
| return from the Art institute at Chi
| eago this week. Mrs. Clark met he
| son in Missoula and all returned I,
| Tacoma Friday.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-04-06
western Maryland WallOps City
College.

Baltimore City College was easy for
Western Maryland Saturday, on Col
lege Field, the locals winning, 81 to -
City College pitchers were in poor
shape, with the exception of Thomas
who toed the mound in the last two
innings Plumley and Knapp we're Init
hard
Diffendal pitched the first seven in
nings for the upstate team and held
hiS opponents To two hits, nj team
mates backing him up in good style.
Langrall and Keller, at short, and sec
ondSmpgineered two pretty double
plays. Langrall also led both teams
at the bat, getting two walks and four
hits in six trips to the plate. Practi-
ecallv the whole second team played the
last three innings, and it was due to
their loose work and the Wildness of
Pitcher Grace that City College was
able to put over four runs.
The work of Capt. Jones and Batty,
Of City College, was good. Both teams
were somewhat ragged in fielding, due
to lack Of outdoor practice. Langrall's
drive over the centre-feld fence was
one OF the longest hits ever made on
College Field. The score
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-04-06
Granulated Sugar Sc lb.

Galvanized Chicken Coops $1.69.
Table Oil Cloth 18c yard.
Linen Window Shades 39c each.
Galvanized Wash Tubs 48c each.
s pound cans Clipped Beef for $1.9S.
Fresh cut Clipped Beef SOC lib.
3-ply Pioneer Roofing $298 roll.
Rubber Roofing CSC roll.
Salmon lac can.
| 3 boxes Oatmeal for Csc.
Medford Fertilizers grow bigger crops.
Carpet. 35c yard.
2 boxes Matches for sc.
Japanese Mating 25c yard.
Lawn Tennis Shoes soc pair.
Watches csc each.
| Ladies summer vests 10c
$3.50 rugs for $685.
$500 rugs for $469.
$3.50 rugs for 1919.
$3.50 rugs for $1.98.
$500 rugs for SITS.
$1.50 rugs for $1.29.
$1.00 rugs for 79c.
| 75c rugs for 69c
Soft Top Mattresses $2.9S.
25 envelopes for SC.
14-foot Iron Gates, $7.48.
~ foot iron gates $6.75.
foot iron gates $2.98 each.
Dwarf Kidney beans 19c pint.
StoWells Evergreen Corn 19c pint.
Shoe Peg Corn 24c pint.
Kentucky Wonder Beans, 19c pint.
Red Valentine Beans 23c pint.
Corn beans zoe pint.
American Wonder Peas 15c pint.
Alaska Peas 15c pint.
Premium Gem Peas 15c pint.
Pole Lima Beans 15c pint.
Henderson Bush Lima Beans 15c pint.
Lawn grass seed 18c pound.
2-prong Hoes Csc each
Heart hoes Csc each.
Diane Steel Shovels CSC each.
Steel spades 48c each.
Zinc collar pads 48c each.
Food choppers CSC each.
Driving reins 1925 pair.
Lead reins $2.48.
Louden names 85c pair.
Heavy leather halters $1.25 each.
Work brides CSC each.
Check lines $498 set.
Breast chains SOC pair.
Butt Traces 6Oc pair.
Long Iron Traces Coo pair.
| Z packs garden seed for Csc.
White Onion Sets 1915 Der bushel,
White Onion Sets 33c quart.
Yellow Onion Sets 1915 per busheI.
Yellow Onion Sets zoe quart.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-04-06
"a Delightful Dance.

A delightful evening was spent on
Wednesday, March 18th, when crowd
OF neighbors and friends gathered at
the home Of Leonard Freyman. The
guests began to arrive at an early
hour. The evening was spent in dane
ing and playing games, until late
hour, when refreshments were served,
consisting Of cake of various kinds,
lemonade and root beer, after which all
departed for their homes, thanking the
host and hostess for the pleasant even
ing they had spent. Music was fur
nished by Charles Wagner and son,
Walter, of SmaElwood. Those present
were Messrs and Mesdames Leonard
Freyman, Frank Freyman, SamI. Mil
Ter, Joseph Miner, Charles Wagner,
Ernest Walking, Mrs. Harry Prick,
Misses Elizabeth Williams, Amanda
Williams, Rhoda Bloom, Ethel
Bloom, Helen Stonesifer, Viola
Prick, Hilda Miner, Viola
Logue, Edna Myers, Elizabeth
Logue, Minerva Beard, Lillian Wolf,
Cleadie Williams, Prudie Logue, Rosia
Frick, Violet Miller, Mary Freyman,
Lille Lamden and Treva Walking;
Messrs Lewis Beard, Howard Logue,
Fred Walking, Herbert Miller, Gran
vile Beaver, George Slater, Johnnie
Rosenberger, Tivis Buckingham, Will
lam Miner, John Saylor, frankie Mag
ms, Edgar Mengle, Vernon Beard,
Chester Williams, Andrew Berline,
Glenn Miller, Edward Spencer, Harry
Dull, Ferdinand Prick, Walter Savers,
-Bayard Arnold, Edward Gardner, Viii
lard Smith, Benjamin Myers, Clarence
Myers, Archie Keefer, Walter Wagner,
Spurrier Norwood, Warren Hook, Geo.
Beard, Burner Shipley, Wesley Shipley,
Carvel Horton, Earl zentz, Alvin Walk
ling, Ernest Walking, Jr., and others.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-04-06
A Surprise.

Mr. and Mrs a. G. Phillips, who
moved on Thursday Of last week
from Gist, to their farm recently pur-
chased, about five miles east Of West
minister, near Testers church, were
surprised on Sunday morning by a
visit of quite a number of relatives
and friends Among whom were Mrs
Martha t. Phillips, MIR. and Mrs
Henry M Griffee, Mr.. and Mrs Chas
Kopp Eva, Nellie and Tilden Kopp
of Gist; Mr. and Mrs. Stewart S
Wantz, Preston and Charlotte Wantz
OF Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs. I. n. KEEL
ley, Irwin and Arthur Kelley, J. w
Witherow, of Taneytown; Harry
Buckingham, Anna, Ruth and Roby
Phillips.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-04-06
Danger In Delay.
Kidney Diseases Are Too Dangerous
For Westminster People to Neglect. .

The great danger of kidney troubles
is that they 80 often get firm hold
before the sufferer recognizes them
Health will be gradually undermined
Backache, headache, nervousness
lameness, soreness, lumbago, urinarg
troubles, dropsy, gravel and Bright's
disease may follow as the kidneys get
worse. Don't neglect your kidneys.
Help the kidneys with Doan's Kidney
Pills, which are SO strongly recon-
mended right here in Westminster.
Mrs. y. J. Hesson, "a Pennsylvania
Ave, Westminster, says: Three
years ago I suffered from a. severe
attack of kidney trouble. # had pains
across the small Of my back and
couldn't take a deep breath or do
anything My head hurt me very
much also. at last relative told
me about and I got some at the
Shaw Drug Co., and found immediate
relief"
Price SOC at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Hesson had. Foster MiIburn
Co, Props, Buffalo, n Y.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-04-06

Cocoa 19c pound.
Candy 5c pound.
Blvd drawers 39c pair.
Blvd Undershirts 39c each.
Congoleum 39c yard.
Prunes 12c pound.
Dried Peaches 1Oc pound.
Fresh cream cheese 30c pound.
Nails 1c pound.
Iron beds $2.79 each.
Bicycle tires $175 each.
Rice DC pound.
Onion seed $1.69 pound.
Boys suits $169
Women's house dresses 69c each.
Cir Dresses 48c each.
Women's overshoes 39c pair.
10 pound bag salt Zoe.
Sewing Machines $1798
China mating 13c yard.
DO lib. Bags Calf Meal $1.9O.
Soup beans 23c quart.
Large lemons 23c dozen.
Walter Baker chocolate 10c cake.
100 I'D. bags oyster shells for 53c.
so Id. bags oyster shells for CSC.
Chick Starter $685. per 100 pounds.
Chick Feed $3.05 per 100 lbs.
Scratch Feed $2.95 per 100 pounds.
Fresh roasted coffee Ice pound.
Hog troughs 45c foot.
Flower bed border &c foot.
Lawn fence 1914 foot.
Wheelbarrows $4,4S each.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-04-06
NIedfOrd
PriCeS.

8x1O Glass, 45c per dozen.
olgate's nc
CEMENT, IN CLOTH BAGS, 6Oc bag
Spool Silk, &c.
seal. Milk Cans, $3.50.
7-GaL Milk Cans, $500.
local. Milk Cans, $3.50.
Jelly Tumblers, Csc dozen.
Cameo Carbine, $500 can.
Union Carbine, $3.50.
GPdDuIated SUGAR Sc ID.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-04-06

THE RAILROADS OF THE COTN-
TRY HAVE ASKED THE INTER
STATE COMMERCE COMMISSION
TO ADVANCE FREIGHT ON COAL
I'D ITO I'll PER CENT. Now that the
AdamsOn Law has been declared con-
sdtutiOnal by the Supreme Court, and
the men get an S-hOur day, the rail-
roads will be allowed to make this
advance i'm rates probably. Smith &
ReifSnider advise you to get your coal
delivered.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-04-06
CANDIDATES. CARD.

I hereby announce my candidacy
for the next Sheriff of Carroll county,
subject to the Democratic primaries
to L. held i'm 1917, and earnestly
solicit the support of every affiliated
Democrat to secure the nomination.
Thanking you in advance for your
support.
JOHN L. FREEMAN,
of Franklin District.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-04-06
BALTIC. %. O. MN.

Stolen Bases-Bishop (2), McDon-
OCH, Wolford, Thomas, Langrall, Meyer,
Keller. Two-base Hits-Langrall,
Thomas, Nicholson, Jones' Home
Runs-Langrall, Diffendal Umpire
Doyle, Blue Ridge League
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-14
GrlibIt eiu s.5.inuii
Basriisni sintr berssmtz Daalssn sibt
tis eeiaHbttriIs bsfannt bamit sas
snbiitHn rrine. snpsridfiss nssisia N
idaHeu lrsia.

sBisIs eeife iiir1ten fi1, msebistn eiusuns6-
men. mn GriaItungsu 81 beteten, Suiteu sn
fnrtren. aniarrt etc. 9iefe Gnrdt III eufnoIos
init alien ben 4roeufieH ber Bladburu @rooucts
10, 9aptcu. Ctto. 8i6t zines berfeIber ert.
bait Cpidte, narfotifGe Dlittel ober f1hbfine
9reaueu. Weutho.2nIene fir 6nften. Gridlhfns
gen. adtarrb unb anem tlnbehnaen, has cine
GndltunG in Sefolpe bot IN cine 2ufnmmers
fepune bon s3ilo Gberrb. foIu, Qaseaua. 9rtr.
bella. giertto ammonium Chloride unb germ.
psHb alioboL nm es sn prafsrrireu unb iihfits
Bu erhdIten.
seoer 9eiiauhtbeiI III In fpnsentrirter sorm
uno be Wseotin III 70 ffnrf ,has nnr SofeE
bon 5ehr 1roufeu atnourrien irerben fonnen
I'm .robeu- Siabium. Die ibcale gaeiie III
ntsr. iie In eiuen Shrup 5u MAIDEN, innem man
vine 2h liuBen Tinihe mlentbos0nreue tn eirt
girtF'n'he idhftiet unb bdrn bic gIofhe mil
prnruliriem SudersGnrirp TINT ben man her'
tirnt tuoem r1nu Elm gtrt 5uoer IN einen Dab
ben Tint fodcroes mdffer nufIbft gs mtrb
hon 9ruienseu ae'nci. hab hes elnes Der tpiri.
tnnftten enu r'tteT nbaibt iiir cue eridItirnas.
eeiben. Ger Nnbriinrt nnrnrttrt, eoh e ae-
fart oeer hus GrIo mri5rttnttet Su baben
Bel aneu aufen Gpotbeiern-
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Inter elmer nenen Gni /.
ideiSniig
IluB bic arisssfsusr huf fir enis
iOn 8iIlsis fiir llntsrbaltuus,n
b5nbIt ipsrseH.
Sir bic Dor Ssm 81. Siipber bs3abls
pOrosn III.

WafbinstOn .. g., 13. D.5.
RAD BEN 15. DECEMBER miinsn DE
Jn5atsr Don Sniion gIlets fur
Srgniisunsspldse. >einI4lisBIi9 Der
abcnnrHtsn nuf Spsrn Gossn, sus
ariessiieusr bon as1n SyrOa.ni Iiir IeDt
sin5elns 9oriislluHg, biz iie bsluasn
unD fir ben boasn preis, b.r an Der
gniie fir bic Siss pser bic 9ogsn
tesabl. iDsrbsn mub, ,I.tridisn, elmer.
lei, rDnnn fit bas Billet ober fir bic
Sp.rnloss bs5ablt /purbs. Der aoms
miHdr Rppsr BON SnIonb Steuers
9ureau gab am absno cine babiH lou.
tiHbs gntidsibuHg ab, ipobur9 cine
friibers Gntidsiouns piberruisn mirb.
unier' Der fir 9illets Inb 9ossu fir
eis Dor psm 81. Dttoter bsaoblt purs
bs. teire 4riegsItsusr te5ablt au psrs
Inter Der nsiien Gn.IGeibung mug
cu9 bic Stsuer fir bic 5abrssbsitrdgs
ron alubmitsliebsrn fir bic 3sit, bic
rad bsm 81. Otiober cbIdufi, bs5ablt
rero.n, einsrlsi, pann bic gsitrass
te5o5lt ipurosn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-14
cfFi5irflt gerhaHbfnnaru
btr Reiupori einbf qumniiTars am
10. Tetemftfr 1917

Ter Nemnort siatb Der SinstaomruiHHre
belt am oblaeB Datnm uHier BEN sSorffe bes
@lnbors eipingiton cine epr5laiiigang OBJ. 9n.
fuelenoo irnten Die fdmmtli9en sfommiiidre i.
cirfe qote ron $4,000 eriieueri ueroen iou gns
0elo mar fir ben aHfdui bon StobleH fir bic
9nmpitation Der @nfertperie beripenbei iporben.
Cine RepiIiiqH ipHrbe nuleuommeu. tponnn
cine Gote bon si700 eruenert Eperben fou. Der
erlphbnie Beirul tpnr f1r bic unterfn6una ber
eidher bed q g aebI, uHl beifen Teiisit felisIfs
iteleu bermenbef morbeH.
Cine Mefouiion ipirbe aueenommen, tpenn6
RebnunaeH sum geiunes bon 1925 beSablt nee.
ben foleu.
Sieraui 9ertnelns.
geI IA 9ibtnAHor. T7ahor,
eItteiiirt: artbnr Roth glecprber.
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Netppprt.

Die 1eirport Office fiir bas pGin-
eiRuatier golfsblatt" befinSct iih in
Ro. 800 gurf Strnhe, aeaeniibs-
Dem GOmrthOnie, iuOielbt Sisuiafei'
ten, guseisen II. I. M. 6is 9 libr
Abeubs entseseuaenommeu wetben
Selephpn Sontf 240f.
ssm- Girtuitseriht fpurbs gefern
bon 5. 9, Nbite eesen R. 3. Sars
Sing, Ra4loBDertDolter BON 3. W.
SisDnle, cine Hage nuf 3abIuns Don
$497.90 eingereiHt. Der &ldger ere
tldri, bnb er benz Sisbale in Dup,
tona flDtioa, &ranttnDdrtsr.O .Oisnits
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SeHepue anb 9abton.

- Sir @eIlebue 1T bon Der @o.
tben areiis GeieIlidaft cine Quote
BON 1900 neuen Witslie6ern fiir oas
SSabr 1918 feItgeitellt porOen. Ole
neueintretenoen 0iitglieoer iperbcn
eincn anopf nit Dem @abrseifen Der
Rot6en areu5 GeiellidJaft uno cine
9us5dnsetarfs erbalten. Der yors
iiten0e s. gg. Raeel maht borauf
aufmerfiam, bab neue Daitglieber
ni9t In Cincinnati, jcubsrn IN gsut'
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Mot tri.ssssmab.

sd babs bier Elm MeiIsr.- iusts
Der 9duiirer.
so mills nidt,- srtlaris Der be-
iHaftisie aaufmaHr.
.gs III Elm auberoroTtIih niislifer
qlrtitel," fubr jener fort. .nsben isinen
ritlen HliHgen - -
.Sieden Sis's pesl@
.Gs 6nt siHsn S6rnubsu5itkr, eis
nsn gii4fsaOffnsr. einrn 3is0rrsna6s
iansibsr.. sinsn pfsif,nitopier. sinen
Orabti9nsiber, einen S9ubsn6pfer,
elm --"
sd faas 5bnen pisbsrbolt, i'd
lpil's nidi!- 4
.9nnn 1T baran cine S9sere ln6
einsraOirt cine 3insiafsl unb Der
9roi1tsntnrii. unb sas sanss Ding
.Oitet niHi msbr ais sinsu 6albsn Doll
lar
-Ra, ME of ioa if Semen beun
rod IdgeH. baB i'd bas nrmnlsDsiis
Ding nidt baben pil2-
sd psib, sic molten Is nida. gle
iinb elmer pon ben @ti5b6lisn, bic tsin
WlsNsr tauftn molten. Dsnn ss niht
cub elm Hsitnurnnt, elm irnmsrpdb,
renbes Goilon5ilsit uub Elm aossn,
Announcement fir bic Opsr bnbsi bat.
9isit Dinssr gu mo ben nnb fir SOC
81 Dertnufen. bns bnbsn mir jsbt ipSbs
rsnb t<s arisses aufssssbsu.-
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tpeints. - Ratqnittass gins Ssrr Ga
Der su ibr. Seins @nitrn bate !bn
i9arf esmadt. CT bate i.in bellies
SausjGd6en nit einem srntbnfttn,
Dor MitssiiibI sIdnssn6su ROd O.r'
taui6t.
so tomm. jebt nidi ols Sbr 9srr
su Sbnsn, ionbsrn oils Sbr Greuno.
2aifn Sic mid an Sbrsm S4ms3
tbsIInsbmtn. gsreefeu Si, ni9b SnB
mir ou9 bic Gbrs babeu ioIsn, ,mOr'
gen ben Ssrrn qrdiibentsH BEL uns gu
fsben.'
SisI. 3ori. bait, Ii3 Der Ssritts'
rdtb nls pirtuusspOEIsn S4Iub i.tr:r
RsOs 5uredtseIsat. CT gins bonn b'r'
aus unb fagts gu i.insr 5rau, bic nl'
tiirlia an Der 3biir s.Iaui4t bate:
.Sis Gubert ii9 no9 ni4t. Gs 1T
ippbl s.tpas bur5 ibr 2eben segon5sn,
ons iis tief gstroFfsu bat. Man mug
gut unb ipei6 nit ibr Iein uub Niids
iidt auf bas rorlGufie llnbeionnfs
n.bm.n. gsitsn. Dir rur 5u ibrer ln'
terftiibung bi, @usbilfe.- - llno sr
girs nod sinmal in bi. aii9e unS
bridte Wlina einsn bIantsn Salsr III
bic Sonb.
Wina itano nlio fortan TN
Wittelpuntt bes QueemelnIntersnes.
Sic mubts ft5 friib5eitis sur Rub.
beaeb.n anb 1rau Gabsr mahie lbr
msbrere gtun6sn talte aOmprsifsH.
9tm nahftsn 9oes mubts iie baIo
na5 Wittsrnoft nufseitanbm .stn;
bsnn oIs Jrau Gaber gum 9orldtln
fam, parsn 3immer unb ai1s ts'
rsiis in better Orhnung. Jbre 1bra'
nsn floFen abI INNER nod. 9o eriiT
Die perspsifelt. Sausfrau 5u bsn leg
ten SroItmitt.I. Gle f9entt. Dina
bas bimmslblans asinentl.i6, bas
I6on Iangft bsrsn hsinilide Seaniu9i
ipor.
SO, nun eeben Sic mir bic Snnb
unS ersdblsn Sic mir alss.1 ingts
israu Jobsr nit einsm Isbten psbs
mutbsrollen Bid auf bns 5imms!s
blaue. llnb Wina, beSpunsen nurb
al bi. Ssr5snssiits. beidentis iis snb'
lid nit ibr<m 9ertroutn.
I'D babe ben 3apptn MID - IN
ben bdmlihen Did eeiiedt - mein
SOFT, - man is bod cod cen Wenf3
- be indbiss Jrnu perjibt op4 nal
mot. Die id nu bat SsIHirr rnffs
jsiteat 6dbe, Is CT SuiammsnisrutI4t.
Glles in bnuIsnb Stiidsn. urirobs
muttsrs op9 - BLOB her iIesne 5sns
isIpOt. is jnns isbliebrr = benz bic
Vile fsblte.'
Dos intime 3ufnmmtnitin
,,nter nidenben Dinbln ipirbe ipegen
.pl6bIifsr grtrnntunJ Der 9nuss
irau4 in lebt.r Sturbs abgeIngt ..
Wlina ober tiinbiste nm Gritsn. Bel
htr @srl6Iaisouns in6 iie in BEN
relsn 6immeIblnuen unb IN Der
Gdlfte pon bss gebsimrnt6s Gebers
eslb, Los ii9 in sinen ariinen 5ui Ders
lponbeIt tafts pirfli6 i.br itnt.lih
aug. sic fpeiuts au6 ipitber. i
.gpsnn sic MID jlsi6 10 nffiertst |
ir1rsn, mar id ODD jtblisbsn,s insis
iis ;u ihrer ssDsfsnsn 9srrin IN pcr'
irurfEpaLlkm zone.
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rffiBitne gerbanbIHnaeu
ber Rsippsrt eiabi asmmifdrs. ON
IL Tesentber 1917

Ter 9eppert 8atb Der Gtaot5tommijIdre
bieli an cbigen Tatum inter hem Borfis oes
sglabors eibingiioH feiHe regnifrt eisnHg nb.
IHioefenb fudren bic fammffcben stomnTiddre
9ds grototou ber IeeieH Slbmia wErbe DC,
ffdiigt
Cine 9tefoluitor fpiirbe nreenpmmen, ipcnnn
irotor g,rijdeu 90 nm metrao, BON Sfgi a
6esdblt ,rerbeu folen,
Ter geri6t bes Sinbts4ecorbers nIs Sefre'
tar Der erfu1brieu Srlden 90. binfi6tiih Der
geffd'isfihruTa Der lebten Mcnaie. bis sum
80 WoheiHber 1917, ipinbe entoepeuafHomHien.
Der 9eriebt oes ifdotiTcbeu Se6iiors. nsIaer
ben findu5ieucn Nusfres pro gpbeuIber eHts
bdlt lpirrbe entaelengenomnen uHb sEr Qublis
Siruug aIiueorbuei Nierduf gertnenua.
/. 8eS q. q. 2ipinaffpn Wlaper.
gtteitirt: artbnr Hcfb. Heeoroer.
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ssIeiitst bate, tpOfiir CT 500 per Ro-
nat beanipru6i.
= gsiibtitsIperGnberuneen Senrb
freie an alpbonis gonbaus, Got go,
10. Slod 20. in Der Dnptpn, ap.,
SubSibiiicn, gu $1100.
- SIN gireuitgeridtssSonI pers
ben bic portrdts jsnsr gfi9tsr onge'
brodt perben, ipelde felt Der 2lbops
tipn Der rieuen Stddtss9onifitutioa
funairt bntien. Die portrdts Iinb bon
g. &. giorlo bem aenton gountb
9arreau gum 9sI9ent semn1t tpor-
ben. Sis Hihter aus iener psriob,
tporen Charles s. Selm. BON 1893
1896; sSobn 9. Sooge, BON 1896
1902; Sphn 9. NeipHon, tpelher fur,
mad feincr @ereibiguns fdrb, tporouI
G!tert e. Ssrrp fpIgte. 6ierauf folas
te Gbas. %. Dunablut, tpprauf in Der
lebten WahI Otto @olTf gum girs
cuitrifttr ertpdhIt fpur5e. Dor 2lns
nnbmc hsr 9onftitution botten bic
RiGtsr Soniobon, artbur, Men'iers,
Gertins unb 9opb fingirt. Oos Bars
reuu psriu6t nun photpgrapbien Der
Sebtsenannten gu erlnngen, um bisie
Zen 9Sortrdts beisufiisen.
- Ger betonnte &ontratter G0p.
SnepfIe, an Der 2. unb gee9 Strob.
ipOEHfoft. batts porlsbte gsott Shins
len ron fiiuf frifh gefhla9tsten
Sdpeiren In einem Rdutbous bins
ter ieinem Saufe oufsebinst. alIs Elm
Pplisiit ON gl6snb gfnu6, psls
der ous bem Rnu61auie berpors
brana, bemerfte, olnrmirte er bic
feuerire6r. 9ieIe fpoIIte ben WaTers
ffidu6 in 9fnfperbuug trinusn, ala
anseFI, nuf Der S5ene erftisn uno
tine lleberfd,pemming psrbinbsrte.
Die Tsueriuebrmdnner erbieIien gum
erffen Wfnle in ibrem DtsnIteiFer cine
gslohnunQ in 5orm ppn mehreren
s6inten bofiir, boB Il. RE aDi9Ders
Iufe niGt ausgsfiibrt bntten.
- SCI. gorotbsrs, Der @orrbsnb.
Der Sonftriptionsbeb6rbe, tpurbe sss
fern tsIearopbifh 6abon bena6ri1s
tiqt. 6ob so Mann, fpelds i'm Camp
ben Gountp 5ur SABINE sinberufsn
puroen, am 19. December nob Sort
Sarantus, 5ln.. nbreiIer iperbsn, no
iis burd brei Mlonats ftationirt tpsrs
Ten fplIen.
- Der Winiam NeIionspoIfen, g.
u. g., tpiro morasn Ra9mtttas feline
9eamisnpabI abbaIten.
- 5rou So1n 2ittleforb, 8ors
iibenbs ser Rotben areu5s9eIenf6aft
Dpn fort 5bomos, forbert ale Trousu
auf bsu.e i'm bortiesn Stdbteebiubs
ii@ ein5ufinbsn, I'm bi. SoTpitaIsT.s
quiiiten. ME 8unbueen etc., iptl6s
beraeitslt iperbsn niifen, fir bic
9erieH6unq fertts gu ftenen.
- Die ftrengs S1lte pprlebte Ha6t
bhtts 5ur 5oIse, bab in Der Office
oes gpuntbri6ters Bolt cine Waifers
r0brs BART. pobur9 bas 3immsr
liberIfhpemmt unb 9erihtspapisrs
5efh1tiat tpurben. Cine BaHerr6bre
IN Ger II. unb 9atterfon Gtrnb.,
peI6e etenfons borit, bsbro6te bic
oo,tiss Rufburfdaft nit elmer u.bsrs
i6psHmung. Der Oefett irurbe isbO9
entbedt unb rspnrirt.
- 8. W. 5usbss, BON &c. s14
@Denue, melbets eeiisrn |
m poIissinuartier, bag er i'm gos
'tilstpnsr gabU6of, ipGbrsnb er cine
Fabrtartt faufte, I'm feineu 6nnos
offer beiiphlen fpurbe. Der Soffer
ntbielt sinsn $50 5reibeits @onb,
IN Spurtuffsn6u6 Der 5.s3. Ratips
ldlbant rpn Cincinnati unb eine Gns
abl 8leioungsiiiide.
= Die pnrnbe. nit ipel6er bic
Der Rotben 9reu3 9eIels
anft ON ndhffsn Gonntag gaa9mits
ns eroffnet psrben folts, III Der itrens
en- &GIte tpesen perf6Oxn lporben.