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The Washington times., 1917-01-28
$50, 1000 IN LEVELS STOLEN.

MOBILE, Ala, Jan. 2s.-Attracted
by the. OFFER OF a $4,000 reward, a
squad OF private detectives are trail
ing thieves who stole $4,000 in jew
els from c. G. Meminger, OF the Co
ronel Phosphate Company. according
to reports from Lakeland. Fla The
robbery occurred yesterday.
The Washington times., 1917-01-28
NEWS OF HYATTSViLLE .
Question Of Limiting Cost Of Grad
uatlns Costumes consldsrde.

At the January meeting OF the
Parent.Teacher Association of the
Laurel high school q committee was
appointed to consider the question of
limiting the Cost OF graduation cos
tunes, and Instructed to confer with
the other county high schools in an
effort to procure uniformity of dress,
| exercises, and other features at the
graduations to. be held next June. The
need Of modern buildings for the
grammar schools of the town, and the
placing OF all the Laurel schools un.
der one head also was discussed.
County Superintendent Eugene s. Bur
roughs was present and made a short
talk. The next meeting OF the associa-
tion will be held in April.
The congregation Of the First Pres
byterian Church and friends attended
the monthly social given by the ladies'
aid society in the lecture room Of the
kchurch., Contests, In which proverbs,
titles OF books and plays, and physio-
logical questions were features, were
the order of the evening. The honor
prise was won by the pastor, the Rev.
John w. Slack, and the consolation
prize was awarded Mrs. Ernest A.
Burslern. Addresses were made by v.
X. Chestnut. Mrs. :James L. king, and
| the pastor.
Tes Girl Scout troop OF Silver Hill
will stage the play, Aunt Susan
Jones'" In the Odd Fellows Hall at
Forestviis on the evening Of Janu.
ary 80.
/
! A. smoker for members OF Company
r, First Maryland Infantry, was held
In the company's armory here last
night.
Edward L. Ross. for many years q
resident Of Hyattsvflle. left today for
Union Hill, N. J., where he will snter
/ business
The Washington times., 1917-01-28
Must Remain in Stockade Until
War Department Red Tape
UnWinds.
INcARcERATED 7 MONTHS
coIored Man I Won't Even Be
Allowed to Enlist in
Army.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Jan. 2s--of-
fieers in, the District militia are con-
slderably interested in the case Of
eolored man held a. . prisoner in the
stockade or 'bullpen," as the soldiers
call IT.
The singular feature Of the case 10
that the prisoner Is charged with de-
sertion, and has been confined for
seven months, although he never join
cd any military organization In the
regular or militia service. Another
striking feature il that he cannot
Join the army, although he has re-
ouested to be allowed to DO SO.
Thought Deserter.
The colored man was arrested by q
Texas sheriff at Taylor, $50 miles
from here, on suspicion Of being a
deserter from the Eighth Illinois
Regiment of colored soldiers. Cast
into jail at Taylor he was held sew
Sral weeks and then brought>to San
Antonio. When the sheriff arrived
here with him, however, the regiment
had left Camp Wilson for Illinois-
The suspect was then placed In the
ruardhouse at Fort Sam Houston
while the Officers of the regiment
were communicated with by mail. Tne
officers were busy in Illinois for sew
eral weeks mastering out the mem
bers of the regiment, and IL was NOT
until they finished this work that
thew notified the Southern department
that the suspect was never q MEMBER
OF the regiment, and was, therefore,
not wanted a. deserter.
This information was sent TO the
war Department and after some time
officials there recommended IN win
ing that the prisoner be released.
The papers In the case were sent BACK
to General Funston's headquarters Tor
. fiscal action. :.---.-
Release Papers Lost.
: Gen. Henry A. Greene being IN
command Of Camp Wilson, GenefSi
Funston ordered the papers sent to
him so that he might approve the re-
lease Of the prisoner. A mounted or
derly was given the papers TO take
from General Funston's office to Gen
eraI Greene's headquarters at Camp
Wilson. En- route, the orderly's horse
threw him and ran away and the
papers were lost
New papers have been made OUT
hut they will have to follow the same
military channels as the lost ones
followed.
Requests Refused.
! The suspect has made repeated re-
quests to be allowed to Join the army
and get some pay.
OFFICERS at the stockade have in
formed him he cannot enlist while in
I prison. The captive's requests for
warm winter clothing have. also been
denied because he maintains he new
er Joined the army, and records bear
him out in this statement He 10,
therefore, not entitled to any ciotn-
ing.
Although the prisoner has furnish
ed references showing that for seven
teen years prior to his arrest he was
employed in a livery stable in Tayior,
and was never known to have left
that town, the papers for his release
must go through military channels.
The Washington times., 1917-01-28
WHAT Is HAPPENING In THE
SUBURBS OF THE CAPITAL
Washington Canton Officers to Inspect
Alexandria Body--Retail Merchants
Make Plans for Banquet.

gether" meeting for next month. with
J. W. Crawford in charge. A number
Of prominent speakers will be present.
The Ladies' Guild OF Emmanuel
Church will give It's annual supper
next Thursday evening In the base
ment Of the parish hall. MIRA Elsie
8. Robinson In chairman Of the COM
mittee.
The Washington times., 1917-01-28


Com. E. w. Bradford and stan OF
Canton, Washington No. 1, Of WASH
ington, accompanied by the ladies
auxiliary, will come to this city to-
morrow night for the purpose Of
making the annual inspection OF
Canton Alexandria. No. 1, Order Of
Odd Fellows The inspection will be
held In Odd Fellows Hall, and It is
expected that hundred will sit down
to the banquet which will be given et
the close of the regular order of
business. Among other distinguish
ed visitors Will be Col. Charles
Pohlig, the department commander OF
the state OF Virginia, OF Richmond,
also Col. c. NJ. Groom, secretary gen
eral, Of Baltimore. Both will be az
companied by their wives.
An enthusiastic delegation Of resi-
dents OF Fairfax county attended the
meeting held In the Srfice OF George
K Pickett, In the Federal building
yesterday afternoon to organize
company OF one hundred horsernen e.
participate in the inaugural parade.
Mr. Pickett presided as chairman, and
James Roberts. was secretary and
treasurer Preliminary arrange
ments were made 30 tar rs possible,
and second meeting was called for
Saturday afternoon to further per
feet the plans. Horseback riders
from Alexandria and adjoining coun-
ties also will be invited.
Plans for the banquet to be held
BY the Retail Merchants Association
In March are already under way. IL
Is expected that addresses will be de-
livered By speakers connected with
the state associatioa on subjects OF
especial interest 70 the merchants.
II n the dssire Of the present mem
bsrs to have every msrchpnt in the
city Join the Association.
EVA Bower has bought of Stephen
Davis an. wife four two-story tene-
meuts on the north side Of Princess
street between Royal and Fairfax
streets.
Work of rsmodsiing the Fairfax
store at 0o4 King street viii be
started tomorrow .morning. When
compile. It viii be occupied BY I'd
ward r. Elliott, who -.as bought out
=. brothers business and viii move
the stock of goods there and continue
tie same line OF business. He re-
Gently came here from North Caro-
lima.
A memorial tablet flvs feet high
and seven in length. Handsomely de-
signed by Alphonso Lucas Of this
city, has just been placed on the
wall In the rooms Of Fitzgerald
Lc=ncIl No. $50. knights Of Column
bus, in st. Mary's Hall, 1t contains
q panel for the name OF each mem
Der of the council.
The Rlassblowers' union Of the
city are to hold O banquet in Ram
meIs Hotel on Saturday evening
next, which IL expected to bring out
q large attendance OF the men EN-
ploy in that industry here.
Mrs. Grace B. Haywood has sold .
house and lot at 511 South Henry
street to RS. Corrielia B. Jones.
The Steamer Wakefield was launch
ed from .Ie -Iarine Railway, Ship
Building and Coal Company's plant
Yesterday afternoon, after q thorough
overhaulIng, preparatory to service
on the Potomac. II IL said she will
relieve the SteaEer Majestic tenn
D. .riIy on some OF her rips to the
lower part Of the river.
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NEWS OF ROCKVILLE
Mrs. Annie E. coran Sues for Ab.
seiuts Dlvere6. n

Ernest r. Corsn. Of Washington,
Is the defendant in q suit for an ab-
soIute divorce nled In the circuit
court here by Mfs. Annie Coran, of
KensinEton, this county. The bill
says that the couple were married in
Rockville, July IL, 1911, and sspa-
rated IN September. 1914. Mrs. coran
asks to be awarded the couples two
minor children and to be allowed to
resume her maiden name Of GoodinR.
Mrs. coran IL represented by J. Daw.
son Williams, Of Ksnsington.
The Washington times., 1917-01-28

Miss Elisabeth ShIfflett, of Seneca.
this county, and Lewis z. Talbot, cf
Mt. Vernon, Va, were married here
yesterday by the Rev. John II.
Schooley, pastor OF the Methodist
Church, at the parsonage.
The Washington times., 1917-01-28

Funeral services for Luther NJ.
Duvall, OF Laytonville district, this
county. and for many years Repub-
lican officer Of registratiop. who died
of heart disease q few days ago, aged
sixty-six years, were held from the
family residence. burial being is the
cemetery At Laytonsyille. He IL sur
vived by two sons and three daugh-
ters
The Washington times., 1917-01-28
NEWS OF ANACoSTlA
Citizens sody Of RandIe Highlands
to Meet Tomorrow Night.

The regular meeting OF the Rancle
Highlands Citisens' Association Will
be held tomorrow night in the office
Of the United States Realty Company,
when msny matters Of Importance
will be discussed. II Is planned TO
take some action on the proposed
referendum in reference to the liquor
matter.
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The Steamer Wakefield was launch
ed from lie -darine Railway, Ship
Building and Coal Company's plant
yesterday afternoon, after thorough
overhaulIng, preparatory to service
on the Potomac. It is said she will
relieve the SteaEer Majestic tenn
D. IriIy on some OF her rips to the
lower part Of the river.
The Washington times., 1917-01-28

p Mrs. Helen II. Butz. worthy matron.
and Joseph r. Kelly. worthy patron,
of Electa Chapter. No. .. Order OF the
Eastern Star, have issued invitAtionF
to the members of this chapter TO q
colonial Entertainment to be held FEB
ruary q in the. Masonic Hall. An
elaborate program will be arranged
for this time.
The Washington times., 1917-01-28

The Ladies' Altar Society OF st.
Teresa's Church has announced, Its
annual supper for the evenings OF
February Z and in the assembly hall
OF the parochial school
The Washington times., 1917-01-28

Anacostia Council. No. 1e. Junior
Order OF United American Mechanics
is arranging for a special ''get-to-
The Washington times., 1917-01-28

Mrs. Grace B. Haywood has sold
house and lot at 511 South Henry
street to RS. Corfielia B. Jones.
The Washington times., 1917-01-28

The sIassblowers' union Of the
city are to hold q banquet In Ram
mel's Hotel on Saturday evening
next, which is expected to bring out
q large attendance of the men EN-
ploy in that industry here.
The Washington times., 1917-01-28

A memorial tablet nvs feet higl
and seven In length. handsomely de
signed by Alphonso Lucas OF thi
city. has just been placed on tn
wall In the rooms Of F1t1geral'
Lc-ncil No. 46s. knights Of Coium
bus. IN st. Mary's Hall. 1t contain
Q panel for the name OF each mem
Der OF the council.
The Washington times., 1917-01-28

Eve Bower has bought Of Stephen
Davis an wife four tvo-story tene'
neuts on the north side Of Princess
street between Royal and Fairfax
streets.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-26

ipirtt; brittsns bns GnlomsI, bas t.t'
Der INNER mebr 3um 3ausmitieI .piro
- !ei6er, oenn e ioIltt nur auf slns
drsiIite 9erorbnung bin gegsbsH
iperben, ba es MIR gu oft 9srsiltansss
erideiiniiigen beruorruft llno Dierfens
mug bas pbenOIptialein sripdbui iDsr<
oen; bas FtI i'm i5Iuge bic WsIt sr-
obsrt baf. gpegsu ,Isines beinnhe iins
moplifsn f)ernifteu HamsHs fan Is
suerit oIs 9,irqen5 diif oeit1Parft Ger
gans TT pntsntdntlib stiHiiBt, osd,
bic Gross 1T IdngIi beianni unp iib.r
atf erbaliIi1. Dnber fudsn es bic ar3s
nsimiitsltduIsr unier btn Dsrihlts.ns
fen gamen benz publitum sugdrglib
su MAIDEN; erIdr, qb,nolar, gens'
Iar, perlar, 2lualar. laps, pariold
uno tpsib Der SiHmsl mas ionit Hodi.
limb oot 1T allss bns, gIel6s. glur Dab
es einiuaI rctb unb bas nnoere Tiel
roIe auEiHaut. llnb pit Jorbt ino
gsimiihuneen ii6 anbsrn. 70 aud Der
.qrsis. Dos WiitisI dber, bns bic sros
ie asilams madi, 1T aIIsmaI Das
tbsutritt.
Sn ben iiinsitsn Snbrsn snoIit hno
gbTiibrmiiisI auT ben Rurti sstoais
men, be Iebigli9 msdaniff pir!Sl.
Gs banbslt iid ba um stDei Grdpp,H.
geibe periuhen, bur4 an ftt nHpsrs
bauli6s Mliiisl bic Gnrmsntlsrim3:n
su frrSern. QdnsIt belannt III IN bic
fer Siniift Ole sleie tgrpn) in ibren
perfAiebtnsn Sormen uno aufm !.
daInaen. 9esfhin brnd)te odsgbutoIor
UsrbsFsrufgsn; iubes IN bas oe,ts
mlitteI bag R,suIin, aus Mserssalssn
baraefelli, pbns Gsrud unb ~
f6maf, elm ibtales Sttob, bas pie
eih Beien, Die itiIlite ede oes fan.
isnbfah gefriimltsn Ddrmes nass
rdltmt. Die 5ipeite @rlippe perfdhrt
nah BEN aItbefpG5risn Spritiurrt:
iper gut id,mesrt. Der gut fdbrt. Gin
Sem 9oieiin Gbnlifsr Stoff fsttet teE
9armtanal s;nfad Elm. Di. Gb.mi:
ipridi BON fliiffissn yardifintn.
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Dieie sysusrjansenboipIs, bic bate
ts in Ii6. Was nllss nabm
Der eSle Nluniepun.s ni1t bn3u: gor<
bsaur uno sinisen Stsrru - nbsr
nuh cine JlnTfe gnten Rbeimpsin,
TGptrtn alien 2lrrn., 8itrcueninii
unb Gnn6nriHsnitdlsa, ileinBsbadts
.oaisiaiife unD brennsHDsn 3udsr in
Bum - ssbsimnibpoa peibepon
mild. er nl bas; man sInubte bel
Mm f!odsrnben Sd,ein tes brsHnenben
3uders ii1 in bi. BolfsfdIudt pers
isbt unb b5ris ben finiisrn aaipnr i'm
Settle murmeln: .glsi BON sinem aIs
ten airdeuf,niisr, GuIenaus' unb
ar0ienmasen, ben Singer pss sebtnts
ten Diebs -" 9, ss mar i9auerIids
i60n, tpeun Der srcbs Wuntepunte 70
bic SnlpsferboipIs mifbie.
Dor pitltn Snbren baben bic Diff
5iers bss 66isBpinses in Siitsrbog
Elm giidlsin heransstseben: Bud
Der 8opIsn un6 punids gum j<Ib>
unb Uldnoperperbraud5 Der bsuiihen
armes". Dos BiidIein ipurbs urs
fpriinsIid nur an Cffi5isre 6bssgsbsn
-ipdter III es in etipas psrtiirstsr
Gorm 81 irgsnb einem irobItbdtigen
.2iped In ben 6dnbsI gebro9t iporben.
-Sa Der uripriinglifen sJniTuns bat IS
mir bor pislsn. pisleh Snbrsn elm gus
tel Jrsunb, Der in Siiisrbos ieins Rs,
ferpeiibuns semnhi baitt. gu GpIpsitsr
esidrntt. Deil er msint.. ss iei elm
eesignetss SnIpeiisrssi1sni. Der
@uts botts re9t. Die Rs5spt. iinb gang
prahtDoa, man merit ,s jebsm sin5tls
nsn an, bnb Is NIT 9isbs unb 4nba6t
aasprobirt III. Wenn lie nur niht
meiii 10 unsrf9fpinsIi6 pie bsine
phcniaftiI9en gopIsnrssepts, pisIiies
Der Wuuiepunfe!
Wenn ih nun abtr sana often msins
Wleinuns Iasen foa, peIder punf9
mir feIb<r Der Iiebfte TT, ip,Iden id
smpfebIe iinb ipel6tn i& - irob ols
lem - au8 bits Snbr gu irinten sss
benie - 10 iisst Der milbe,
rbsinif8e punfd. Der bic Sssle
frob. bas Gemiiib miIbs unb bic
3utunft roimrotb mo@t! asit i'm
nil itb aua bisfes Jabr msin. ssrsun,
be betpiriben uHS i5nen surufen:
profii Reuiabr!-
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abfabrmittel.

3ie sabfreiden WeitteI sl,r ss5rbe.
rlils Der 8eroninng tarn man I'M
aliscrneinen IN foIgelibe bier Sailpt.
fIaiien eintbeiIen: u SaISe, q
pfIan3Iife, 81 d)ehriidJe An6 ~ media.
nifde Dliitel. 8u Sen abfiibrenSen
Gal5en ecboreri nii6 Die obfiibrenoen
@1iier. Balb itebt MIR Elm SnIs M
sSraae: Der @einitein (Gremor Ear.
tarij. oas glomberial5, oas 8iiterial3
fepiom SaIt), gbcspbnte Citrate OF
1iasneiia iiiip. - ODER es banbeIt iih
Inn cine Iiifirne perid)ieSenerS SaI5e
tpie beim Geignette ooer 8lodelle.
lSoI5 ooer benz anrIsbaber SaI5. sluh
6ns SeiolitpiIper gebort bierber, ipie
ipeiter oas befonrte Cal pitae, SaI
bepatica, 2arnnto nn,o Sul 9ibeuma.
tic, ben ailoem nod eine bejon0ere
WiTfiing tci rbeimintiiden 8eihmer.
ben 5iigeihrieben ipirb. Inter ben ab.
fiibrerlocn @diiern iinS bic betainte.
iten oas stalsbaber @oiier, Sainpnbi
csnnos, 9lpenta iulo yllrto. .gIoIier aIs
geiipieIe natiirIiher GiieIlen. aiinIt.
Iide slbfiibrtuaiier iteben oieien tpobl
IN nidDts nah. Bon ben 5nbloieH
ssr1paraten mag MIR ons Mntiaiiio.
tor, bus iif einer INNER iteieenben
gufmertianIfctt In 9aien. iinb Ger5te.
freiien erfreiit, nnS oIs jiingiteS nif
bieicm @ebiete 01s 2dranto eriudbni
iper6et.
@as Die pfldn5Iiden a6fiibrmittef
angebt, ipeib jeoernlnnn, bal; Sfloi.
men, aepfel iIuo anbere sSriidste oei
2eib 5iinen. Asirfinmer aIs cieies
gapobnIibe Ebii iino s5eigen uno la
nlarinoen unb bic mtnnna. llnc ih-
nen idlIiebt iif cine gleihe BON Rilnn.
5en an bic nleiit felt altersber als
S0dusnitteI betnunt fir0: Die SenHes.
bldtfer icas 8urelloidse EuIDer Der.
6antt ibnen 5unRiit feline Nirting),
ole areuSborIlbeeFe iuio bic winiiI.
bdifi1ir1IlDe. DER Hb1Dnr0er, e1sedrG,
9eooupbpllin, Die SoIappeniunr5eI,
elIoe, Die ssoloauientbeu, ons ai5inils.
oI (Goitor GiD, 6nrgtlieiitt iuto Dos
sfrotonoI. Gle erFten in Der gieibe
iuirien miIber, bic ioIgenoen iuHner
frditiger uitb es nrlib betont iDeroen.
6nB Die lcsteren ME Ohne aiisoriidlide
ir5tIife Weroronitng genomHeu iDer.
ben ioliten. gllIe Die genubntell
ViIanSen fpmulen IN ben berifieoen.
ien 3ubereifingen nno WiIitungei
nui ben pfnrft.
Wlit Der Btssitjnung nsniIdsr M
Fiibrmitiel fca bier cine Rdbs Der ysr'
idiebeniisn GtofFe 5uinmmsHssfa5s
|ip.rotn. 3nnddIt fsi eripdbnt Der
SdnDtfel oIs GaipeitIbliitte ShDs'
ielmiId, oberg gdmefeIIebcr: iueiter oas
DIipen5l bds ibtils ois Ghmisrmit'
tsl I'm asip5bnIidxn Ginus bss BOr'
tes. theils bur& isine 3eslstungsIioffs
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slaa bic YfaH5sn arb,iten.

DsIGs toIoFaIe 9lrteitsleiftuns oft
in Der pfIan3ernpsIt in tilrSsr Sci.
ssIslitst pirb. ldbi ii9 am bsit.H II:
Jriibiabr uub I'M Serbit srmsasn,
psun bic Dssetation iommt unb psrn
iis sebt. gDir iDifIen aus GrIaarpHa,
bab oft iiber Ha9t Der Mnlb grin s.s
ipOrbM III obsr Elm Obftsartsu bt5 III
ihnseists @eib setlsibst bat. abe e.
idntl uns nidi elm, bariiber nad3ue
iinnen, ipsl9ss arbsitspeuum OIL s.s
lsbigt ipiro. Tsbmsn mir oils StilpitI
einsn airfdIbaum. Den sas5sn DiH.
ter iiter bot er aussnI@siniih Dls
gleidje Aiisieben aber nit oen eriten
iparmen Saeeu bes Radfuintsrs ieB.
cine 0srdnoeruhg Elm. bic 8liittn.
itofpen besinnsn Su idtpsllsn. su
ipaafen. @nfanss nebmsn fie on @ros
BE unb Woiie nur Iansfnm gu, oas
anbert iib absr ipdisr teft i1nea.
unb gum S@luB entpidelf ber airih.
baum cine ssra6e5u eriiaInlin. Gsz
ihpinbisteit. Gin Gelsbrier maht pns
rauf saufmertinm, bnb bic 8liirben In
ben lsbten feds Bis ;ebn 9agsn psr
ihrer GntfoItung ibr gsipidf peroops
psln; In ZEN lsbten 9assn pirb siae
isberleidte sirfHbliiibs idgiih itwss
rsr. Dos lln9t BET ben 10000 Bliis
then, be ein MIR mittelgrcber stirtd.
baum bat cine FcloiiaIe glrbeifslei.
flung nus. gu siuem 8eifpiel aus Dsr
5erbit5sit mossn bic @eobuhtun5en
sinss nnhsrsn Goriders iiber bsH
aaubnbfaa bisntn.
, ssn 4rtraht tommen sipei nltt Biis
me, sins RoBtaiiauis unb sin ahorli.
ti. bis gum gintrsisn bes Jrpitss nur
lrenia gidttsr abgsiporfm baiim. 2iIs
nad btm erit,n RnGtfrOit an dapsfI
Dloretn eeesn ad5t llbr bic GpnHe
f1isn. begnnn Der 2anbfnII rtht Ho.t.
Sci Der yipBtaitanis fielen Die 9lSissr
:p16renb einsr rcllen Siunbe tsiitlid,
raujheno, nHD slpnr bduptidd4id ouI
Der GonnenIeiis nisbsr. Damn b6rit
Der glattFoa pioblicb auf. Bel nslu
abornbdumr bnuerie Der DlntiFau
cine babe Giunbe l6ugfr on. Die aas
iianis baite in eiusr Giunbs 100
DfultD. bsr MbOrn In sjnsr bd.bnI
Giunbe So gfnnb 8Idttsr absapors
ZEN. gins Aus5dbluns Der 8laiisr.
mafTs srgab bsi Der Raitanis 4S.7s4
gin,elbIdtthsn, bsim gibcrn 10. .5lS'
gIdtssr. Die stdItnnis mari mitbin in
Der Gtiunbs % Gin3slbldii8en. ssr
albosn in Der sIeifea 3eii 8 YIdtsr.
Die polIftdnbise GntIau6ung baisrse
BEL bsr aaitnnis 10 gose. Is ipnrosH
i'm sdrrSsn 410 qfuno 8ldttsr atsss
lporfen. gsi benz aalbfau nil bsriid.
iidtiat fsin. bnb bic gIdttsr n'cht
stipa BON fsibjt bsruntsrfalIsn, i0n>
bern bnrh aus Der pflall5s btr0nss
ipirlsnbs ardfis obositObsn iDtrptn.
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Gin gfeiienoer me
fnnt.
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49,. alio NIT @eiBtpein IFS 6ies.
nroi uidytl 8iinifen gndoiae 5raiI
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-26

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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-02-09


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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-02-09
BUCKED GOLDEN STATE

Watt Pearson and family were driy-
ing their Stern knight auto at a
rapid rate last Sunday night when
they ran into the dissertation car on
train No. 3, as 1t passed the main
street crossing at Cullison.
The train was passing thru Guilt
son and was running at very rapid
rate. Mr.. Pearson miscalculated his
speed and hit the rear coach. The
trainmen felt the shock of the coils
sion and stopped their train, backed
back to the scene Of the accident.
Mrs. Pearson was quite seriously but
not dangerously injured, Other
members of the family were injured.
The car was badly damaged the
front wheels being torn from the ma
chine. This is the first time an auto
mobile has tried to buck a train off
the track in this vicinity for some
time.-Pratt Union.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-02-09
GOLDEN PLAIN

Macy Jerman is quite sick with
pneumonia.
Mr.. Edwards children have the
chicken pox. .
Rev. Harris filed his regular APP
pointment, preaching Sunday and
! Sunday night.
| Mrs. o. d. Rowan is in receipt of
a telegram announcing the death of
brother
John Jerman had quite a norrom
escape Monday AS he was coming
home from Liberal his car turned
turtle. Fortunately no one was hurt
The top of the car was demolished
and the wind shield broken
Little Archie Rowan is quite sick
with chicken pox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Higday Coleman
Downing were transacting business in
Moscow Wednesday.
Chas. Stutzman is having well
drilled.
H. G.. Downing bought mare at
the Wright sale,
Mrs. Betz, teacher at Golden Plain,
is having very small school on &C
count of so many being sick
|
Mrs. C. C. Rowan has been quite
sick with the grip
Sam Hopkins visited Ople Rowan
Sunday. Sam has spent three years
in the navy.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-02-09
DONIBEY DOINGS

J. L. Duerson is having an addition
built to his house.
E. ID. Young and family have
moved to the McGraw farm.
G. M. Woodward and family of Ty-
rome visited with Mr.. and Mrs. j. s.
West Sunday.
Mrs. Hazel Manninh, who has been
helping Mrs. N. E. Tepner with her
house work, returned home Monday.
Mrs. Lille Love is able to be up
again after a three weeks illness.
Mesdames w. Gordon and Fred
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-02-09

Mrs. Curtis Ashenhurst and little
daughter, Marie, and Mrs. W. o
Ginger of Ponca City, Oklahoma. ar.
rived in Liberal Saturday morning
Mrs. Ashnhurst and daughter will
visit the family Of Tom Bailey for a
week and Mrs. Ginger will remain
for visit of several weeks with hel
sister. Mrs. e. j. Hudkins and while
here look after their interest in The
Peoples Cash Grocery, invoicing, etc