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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-28
srayysneiaias anb gsrIaits.

Deutl9t Ssitunssa braAisn i,:rss
ii9, 5arsibt ein Ruitdrtrniier. ems
labIi9s 8ara4tungsu iibsr bic srcbeH
Sample ees Jriibiabrs. Die gssoJss
nsn SdIiifIe interefiren ans fabsi
psniser, oils sinise angobsn iibsr Oen
9ruppeneinjob unb bic 8ertuie bes
eDegnfrs. Xlt srobtsn anisrsnganstn
maHisn aud bissmal bic GraH5oisH.
3piiden Ciis unb Suippes, aIio oui
sinsr Gefammtfront Don ..ipa 80 Ri
lomeisrn. sriffm anfdHss 28 GiDiFiD-
nsn, bic Biz Gnbs Usai aIlmdbsi&
barA A frif4s Dipiiioneu absei6it
an Der Gefanlmietnidt Eseili
fih fond9 auf 72 DipifioHsn, ipopon
aIierbinss 13 DipiiionsH, ais 5DsiEiol
stnesisst. boppslt. unb siniss NIT brebI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-28

iperbsn, psu BEL ms bic 2Sbne unsnb-
li4 bober. bic Waaren hebeutenb tbsu,
Ter nnb Der Sob Der Solbnten bebeus
teHb sr0ber IN. Die 9offnuns, baru
Sporiamteit bic aufipsnbunser. fir
ben aries berminbern au i0nnen, III
iriieerii6. Dir iptrbsn tief. iebr tisi
in ben geuteI sreifen miiifsn unS IN.
iere RetiuHs ionn nur barin bsitsbsn.
baB mir bic Dauer bes arieses meg.
lihIt oertiiraen, inbem mir, ipdbrcno
mir nit ben Waffen tdmpfen, oaran
nenfen, pie mir gum Jrisbsu 9slaneen
t6nueu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-28

Iersn britii9sn. franaOiiGsn unb itl'
lisntaen Greunbsn ON beften. psun
mir ales. mas iie bur9 ben arie3 au
lseiplnnen beaprpilgen,, garantiren u'sS
bas aui bic gffabr bin, ben Saupt'
stped bss arieses 5pl Derfeblen, inoem
mir uns 8ubIano entfrembeng"
gDas bic Rem Yorter .7ribuns"
iast, bat i9on sinen @irOsrbaIl I'M
3ongreb erfpedt. slas itimmen narin
therein, bab bic Wsr. Siaatsn Osutid.
laab ben ariss eriIdrt baben, um Si'
9srbsit fir ameriianiide paiiasiess
unb Wannidaften Sur See gu trIanr
gen, ipk iibsrbaupt unfere Sesrehte gu
pertbeiopen. Soipeit uniers Iniirtsn
fir bic 5reibsit Der Neers einitsb:n
molten, miifsn mir Su ibnsn bal.sa.
aber Is piro nidt ousefanbeu. Bop
mir psrpfli6tet limb, nit uuierem @slb
unb unierem 8luts Groberunssn fir
bi, aGiirten gu MAIDEN. Sbdtid4li4
III bas audi gar ni6t unitre 9tsEdt,
benn I'm ben ausipru4 oss prGiipsrz
ten gu tpieberbolen, ioa Der arieg n1ne
Sieg enben. Dir finben aud cine
peiters SsItdtisuns bieIer aniit! in
Der Sbatia9e, bab Der prdiibent es
abgsIebnt bat. iih an Der Barrier Ron
fsren5 su beibeifigsn. aber ss mare
pkl geiponnen, ipie bic Rem gor.sr
= tribune" ridtis bemerit. ipsnn mir
oisies Brugramm pffen pertiiaS.n.
nm folder Weiie duf bic rufIiiGsn
Strsiie in 9etr unb Bolt einipirssn,
ipelde bic araft Dss aanbes bis sur
p0Ifisen 2dbmuns berabfsbsn. mel. iic
ben 8srba9t bsasn, bab bic eutopIis
id,en 4lurten iih RuBlancs aIs Dstls
tel snr 9urdfiibruns ibrer grpb:s
rungspldne bebisnen pDlltn. Gs IN
Iei9t gu psriteben, iuie alIes Wfibs
trauen Tbtpinosn unb bic ruHifhe Ras
tion pieber sur Rseisruns baltsn
ipiirbe, ipenn lie burh eins kiiiml.e
Grfldruns unIres 9anbss bic 9eribs
beit erIangie, bab Der arie9 nidt grs
Dberunssp spldnen bitnen fOn, ipnoern
leSigIit unb aIIein bem 3ipedt, hn
9eiabrsn gu besegn,n, biz man bon
elmer Ma1tftelIuns Der 3entralmdt.e
befiirdtet. Dds rufTiihe 9rOercHm
eebt offenbur bon Der anii9t aus, TAB
DeutfdIanb niht sefdbrIi9 1T. psnn
IS aus benz ariege ni9t ftGrisr beroorr
sebt, ais es Dor bem arisee mar. Sob
absr anoere Mddts sefd1rlih iper>
ben f0nnen, DerrH fie pur4 ben
&ries itdrter perben, oIs fie Dor tcns
feIbeH tpdren. glus bitiem Grunoe
bat bic ReDolutipn bieJorDerung eiues
Srisoens ohns Siss, bns beibt zines
5risbsns obne annerionen .unb ohne
Trtsssentf 4doisuna aufgsiielt. Ncis
germ iit bic saropGiiben 4Itirieu, bic.
fem 9srlansen beisupfIi6tsn. 70 :1uB
mits Der W0ali6teii ere4nsi nsrs
ben. bab mir Rublane ala gnn.
oessenohen btrIisren unb bag IN
ii6trlid nidt s.rins su peranidlcaen.
oo ielbf. penn ss uu6 aeraum, 3siiI
miIitdriidb ssi6tpd6t ieiu fol1ie, e. bod
Die pidito. 9ufnafs srfiineu pErbs.
linen srobtu Sbeif bss beuti6er S.srss
an Der SfifrDut fsft;ubaltsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-28

Nenn Der 9aiier, pis hes
bauptet pirb. ben aries fiibrt. I'm Gr-
oberunsen gu maiden, 10 piro ibm tcs
nidt eelinser. gr bat gu serpdrtigen,
bab sr bas S9itiuI bes 3arsn tb:;It.
Das bsutI6e Bolt bGIt iest gu i'm,
neil ss Der Gniiht 1T, bab er sinen
Yertbeibigunsstrbs fiibrt unb in sss
fem 9Iauben III es bur6 bic Sorbe>
runeen, fpel6e bic aniirteR Ieiner ,,sit
Dem PrGiibenten Dilfon unierbrsi!et
baben, beitGrft iporbeu. Sobalb I'm
iIar eema6t pirb, buB Der aaiier tis
nen 9ertbeibigunsstriee fiibrt. 10 irirc
es niht mebr gu ibm balien unb Mci.
auftIdrung tann unier aaHb ertbeilsn.
inbem es Elm groeramm, bas aui
5rieben ohne 4nuerionen unb Gnt4
ihdbigunaen lautet, nit Befftmmtbsit
Dor alIer @elt pertiinbet. pffi&tet
Der 4aifer bieiem prpgramm uiht mtt
sle15er geitimmtbett Bel. oann 1T sr
esri6tet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-28
Yas 9riesssiel.

Ss Gutenies Guitrten BADEN in Yas
rig ibre 8eratbuug beeuost uuD ais
IGrsebnib Iisst elm gsfalub Dor. RAP
lie bic 29affsn ui1t sber nieosrlssen
peroen, ais bis eine Sadlass ts,ses
fteut 1T, pel9e sine Wisoerbolung per
3ultduos .pte lie bur9 bic S9uIc Der
3entraImd4ts isBt obtpaIten, unmS1s
li6 madt. Dieis aunbssbuns Idbt
an &Iarbeit aIIes 81 piini4en i5ris.
oa iie teine 4ustunft srtbeti. mas &C,
i4eben ioa. I'm bas ansssebene 3isi
su errei9eu. Die Gntt6uI1une bier
iiber biirfts in bisiem 2anbs bsiOnSers
sroB ieu une 3lpar aus bem gruubs,
bab unier Gnosiels nidt p0uis nit
bensn unisrer aaitrtsn iibsreinitiris
men. Der prdiibent bat es beu.ii6
ertlGrt, boB unier 2arb nidt auf Grs
oberungeu ftnnt, tpdbrenb unfers II-
liirtsn cine iOlde Grtldruns ni6t al.
geben, fonbern offsn ssiteben. baB
iie eine bebeutenbe Aerloerung Der Be
iibDerbdltniHe in europd uno in
8letnailen beabiibtieen. Oieie @erz
fdiebsnbeit Der Ibii6ten bat ber::is
pielerfeits 5u Srueen in oiefm Qarpe
angeregt am befsn III bic bel uns
obipaltenbe Sttnrmune dus eirRr eoi.
torhIsu anti9t Der Reip gortsr ,Sri.
blue" ~ srieheu, bic befdnntlid een
Sries sesen 0eutidldnb nit gan, e.,
ionber,r gntidisbenbeit seforberi Fat.
Sn timer Beiprehuna bes 3uIans
meHbruds Der rHHiiden Ssere N
Solee Der Weuterei unter BEN 5ruppsn
fagt biefss glatt, es iei oie aufqabt
Der Der. Staateu, hief.r Wsuterei 'in
@nbe gu MAIDEN. iDel6t unisrsm Sie9s
uber Oeuti9ldnb uuiibertpinhlite
5inesruitis su bersiteu brpbe, beHH bic
araft Der aliirtsn perbe bebeuteno
ssf6nd9t, ipenn RubIanb ssstpuuasn
fet ben arisg eiusuiieleu, absr ala
5aupturia6e Der Reutsrsi pirb Der
@erba6t onesgsben. ben bic Golhoter
bssen, oab bic 4niirteH RubIarb
5iDineen molten. i'm 8risge 3u bls;fsn,
6is bic europGif9su Mniirten ibre Grs
oberunsspIans burdeefiibrt baben. Die
Der. Stnattn. fast bic Rem gortsr
Tribune" tonnten bel sar gerubis
euna bes ruTif6en 5esres beitroecu,
penu he iid often nit BEN DrpardIm
Der raiTifhen Rsgierung siHDeritarbsn
ertldrsn, oas duf Srieben obue Gnz
nerionen unb @ntfdd6igurgen lautet,
pber ME Der grGTbsnt ss IN aRberen
aber I'm glei9eu geifte Jass
esbriidt Bat: EN- Sriebe ohne Siec.
,Benn be rmFfnt Repolutisn
fptHens it, Faet bic .sr:buue". -ssn
admpf fortSufeber. Big be beutihs
,55oee unb Der oeiitf6s Self O0lIiq asrs
idbmettert Fnb, miiFen mir Cbie Ser.
Staaten) burauf beffeben, bab Eubs
lamb fih perpflihtei, IN 4rie0e 10
oerblsiben. Biz = nm ein gsiipiei ans
sufiihren = Stafien Smhrnas. Grss
lamb Refopptdnriens. Franfrsid Gps
Eisus oetii@srt iuSs gaatsu mir un.l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-28
Bel Der 6iierreiniidj uusari.
iden SiOnSO'armte.

Der SanitGtsoienit Der {. u. I. Srups
pen. = Die I5nabms Der 2duiss
pluss. - Jetofpitdisr. = Die nsiie
Bisnsr SouitdisaHitaIi. = .Ner
sdbIt bic gOlter, ntnnt Die Ras
men - Die perpolIiommnss
ten tiinitIi6eH 9lisbmaBen. = Die
SanitdtsDsrhdltnifs in Der 6ferrei.
4iia ungariI9n Armee. = Bon
is 100 YsrpanSeten unb RraHten
nur fiini seItprbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-28
9er g 9asamts. Setres

tar bat bic 4biibt. etnen Sbeil Der
rieiisen Sorberunsen. bic sr' iisIt. nit
SdaBamtsfdeinen gu beden. bic Gin
fen traeen unb in apei Sabrsn einl0ss
bar fiub. Dir balien es fir bsHcr,
Iansfriitise Bombs aus5useben uHb
penu nOthie ben Gins su srhObeu, benn
g lit cine ishr mibli6e So4e, -tnn
bic Sdeiue sur @erfaIIseit Hi6t So
bedt fperoen tDnnen unb ponn in
lansfriitise Yonbs tonoertirt werbsn
Tiiiien. 8ei elmer Sdulpenlait, pie
mir lie uus aufbiiroen miifeH, II es
rathTam, BEN 3ablungss ssrmiu mig
Iidii nett binaus su fHiebsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-28

URan bat Soraes Srts!ep
ausgela4t, ais er aur 3sit, pa unitr
&anb an Der PapierselosDtiisrs iieGte,
in isiner 3eituns. Der ReD y0rtsr
.5ribune~, ieOsn 5ds pieoerboIte, otr
Dea, bas papiergeID einaulpieE. be-
itebt barin. bab man nit Der Gin!O'
Jung bssinnt unO i4lieBli9 bat sr rrD
ui9t bic 2a9enben Rsdt beha!ten.
Seit BEN Gage, oa Der &ongreB ii4
fir ben 2lntauf bon 9olS enil4isr,
LIN sinen Sheil bes papiergeIbes Gus
ben 8ertebr 5ieben gu tonHeH, mar ods
Glenb seI9punben SH Der gleitea
Weiie Dsrbdlt es fid i'm segenndrt;sen
Sale. Der Deg. 5risbeH gu erlan1eR.
beitebt bariu, bub man mil Jrieb.ns'
unterbanoluHssn besinnt. au6 bars
iiber pirb man laden. aber Ri.mano
pirb beitrsiteu pollen, bab ss toa
i6lisBli6 sinmal gu ;Sriebensuntsrs
bdnolungen tomulsu mub. 9emnob
t0nnen iie ebeniu gut jeBt, ME fpdter
beginner unb Wilionen Don Mens
ideuleben uno Winiarben non Dollars
aefpart perben. SoI9e Intertauos
lunaen ndren fbon aus bem 9ruuss
unsebra6t, bab ieber Der arisssfiih'
renben baburh aeapungen lpdre.
istne Garien auf5ubeden unb feline
pd6ren abiibten erfennen gu lliTen.
Wis bic Oinas isbt Iieasn, 1T man iia
nur ii6er uuIere Rution IN &lnrsn.
berr bon bieier alIstn tpeiR man nit
geftimmtbeit. bub iis uuf tsine err5es
ruuoen ab3islt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-28

Bie aus Waihtngton tes
rl4tet pirb, DIrftsu bic 8erDilIisrIs
gen, um DeIte Der aunsreb nod IN
Diefer SiBung anseganesn perrei
pirb, ii6 auf 20 WiGiurbsn Dollars
belaufen. Benn Der Gr;sg aud e-,
pisieu bat. Oob 8ielss, mas man fris
ber fur unmOgli9 gebalteu bate. pers
irirtli9t Derben lam, miiiIen mir COD
geiteben. oab mir sinem ioIhen B.rs
lansen SfDeifelub sessniiber fteben. Gs
1T ri4tig, bdB mir bic Stsueri4raups
nod etiDas itGrter an5ieben 'Onnen,
inbem bic ariegsbetriebe Sn erobsrtn
Summen aneebalisn perben unb es
III riftig, baB bds Bolt cine Aa31bl
Uhniarben aus Ieinen @riparniifen
beiSuiteuerH berrnoa, aber 5ab mir in
3eitrdum etnes Sa6pes 20 Usil1idrhelL,
ober ieien es nnr Is MilIiarben dafs
bringen t0nnten, tpiro uns niht .i-ts
lsuhten, Bis mir Iehen, aus neltsn
SuelIen Der S9uBoHtssSetretdr has
9eIb su IdOpfen sibertt. Sdon isbt
iDeroen Rrititeu laut, bas Der arieg
an arobe SummeH berf9linat. "a fie
beoeuteue bic Nusedben gnsiaEbs
iberiteiaen uno ss tDirb nnesbeltet,
bdb @srf9tpenbung I'm Spitte III
0ds III cine irrios Gniidi. @ir tas
ben porduseefaqt. bdb unf.rs anssGs
ben bieieuigea GuslanSs iiberitsissS
Evening journal., 1917-02-06
Cocoanut Oil Fine
For Washing Hair

II you want to keep your hair in
good condition. be careful what you
wash It with.
Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkali This dries
the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and
is very harmful Just plain mulsi-
fed cocoanut oil (which Is pure and
entirely greaseless). is much better
than the most expensive soap OF any
thing else you can use for shampoo
ing, as this can't possibly injure the
hair.
Simply moisten your hair with wa
ter and rub It in. One or two tea
spoonfuls will make an abundance Of
rich. creamy lather, and oleanses the
hair and scalp thoroughly. The lather
rinses out easily, and removes every
part Gle OF dust. dirt. dandruff and ex-
cessive oil The hair dries quickly
and evenly. and Il leaves st fine and
silky, bright, fluffy and easy TO man
age.
You can get mulsifed cocoanut oil
at most any drug store. II is very
cheap. and few ounces is enough
TO last everyone I'm the family for
months.
Evening journal., 1917-02-06

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 6. Warning
that there is a more serious crisis
before the country than the one with
Germany and that there is danger OF
trouble with Japan, was sounded in
the Senate today by Senator Poindex-
ter. Washington
Tn the course of a speech opposing
promotion of DIT. Grayson TO be rear
admiral. poindexter said:
"rhe .country is more or less
aroused by strained relations with
Germany. / myself think we have
been subiecs To more or less inbound
cd hpstefia i'm the matter. ! am very
much I'm hoIhc that there viii not be
"A maieriul conflict between the great
German Empile and the United States
Of America.
.TiAnro are various reasons for that,
there are many indications ! think.
in the asi few days of a disposition
on the part OF Germany TO avoid such
a conflict and ! ann sure there Is IN
the breast OF the American people the
desires that mo- incident OF sufficient
cause shall arise for plunging this
country into war with Germany
II Think that there are other inter-
national relations that are more
olninous and more imminent than
those with Germany
Evening journal., 1917-02-06
DRiVER HAS CLOSE CALL.

3 ~ Thompson, a driver for the
Weiss areo Express Company. expert
snceo 8 peculiar accident shortly be-
fcfe ? o'clock this afternoon He was
drivine along East Eighth street, when
1be wagon wheel became caught I'm a
trolley track switch This stopped
tho tetia with a Jerk that threw the
drive betv eeu the horse and wagon.
Fortunately for Thompson. the horse
made AZ attempt to Kick. and he
quickly eStricated himself from his
ewkWard position
Evening journal., 1917-02-06
S3,3S3,947 paid BY
PEHRSY RELIEF LAST Year

The reports for 1915, Of the Re
lief Departments OF the Pennsyiva-
MIA Railroad System, both East and
West OF Pittsburgh which have just
been compiled show that during the
year the sum OF sS.3sS,947 was paid
in dement's to employees Of the COM
pany. or TO their families Since
these departments were established,
the amount paid out IN benefits has
reached total Of s47 1896, 43s
Evening journal., 1917-02-06
POWDER GUARD ARRESTS MEN.

WOODBURY.. n. J.. Feb. 6.-Jozef
Bialon, % years old. and Peter Tanor,
As. giving their address as New York,
were arrested near the Gibbstown
powder works by Guard Swentzel
The men were followed for a half
hour by the guard before he arrested
them Magistrate Daniels, OF Gibbs
town committed them to the county
Jail for thirty days.
Evening journal., 1917-02-06
ELMER E. KLUND TO Be new
clerk TO CITY Treasurer

CITY Treasurer HIghaeld today am
nounced the appointment OF Elmer f.
lIund TO he his chief clerk, 10 succeed
Harry l. Gillig who today was con-
drmed as magistrate by the State Sen
ate. Mr. kund is well-known Repub-
ioap living at No. 727 West Ninth
street, and is a member Of the Republic
cam city Committee.
Evening journal., 1917-02-06

By the i'niicd Press.
WASHINGTON. Feb G-Thc House
Interstate Committee today formally
reported favorably the Adamson rail-
way bin providing draft OF railway
employee into military service In
time OF war and onlarglng tho board
OF mediation and cancellation TO set
tie railway labor disputes
Evening journal., 1917-02-06
purcA ro AIp aELeIAMs.

~ The United prnss
WASHINGTON Feb. 6.-The Dutch
government. after negotiations with
England and France, has agreed TO
take over the Belgian Relief work
the State Department was informed
today by the British Embassy
Evening journal., 1917-02-06
IAYLOR'S APPOINTMENT
Is held UP BY SENATE


s|77-I7 " o T0ITITUI-
DOVER Del, Feb. 6.--The Senate
execuivc session today, because Of
objection o. one Republican Senator
az roi confirm the appointment Of
James Taylor, OF New Castle for jus
ticc ~ the peace. This was one OF
ics~1o- 0cvernor 1Iiller's last appoint
slents Action on this appointment
vas Referred and he may be con-
nrmed later
Evening journal., 1917-02-06
PIcK ~ BRITfsH cRFW.

ny ias United Press.
raLVESrON, Tex. Fob 6.-lhe
coast guord cutter Comonche picked up
the Grew cl the waterlogccd British
schnoncr irma Bentley 20 miles OF
Caiveotag early today All hands were
fafs, bnt exhausted D., The long battle
With WIND end NvUvos
Evening journal., 1917-02-06
FRENcH REPoRr GANG.

ny The Uaitsd Press
PARIS. Feb 6.-Succossiul truck
&c cnna'ssanca raids In Aisacc, in
which German lines were penetrated
81 three points and their dugouts de-
stroyed without loss TO the raiders,
'ycr announced in today's official
statement On the right bank of the
Mcuac the statement said two enemy
raids around Louyemont and Epargos
were rcpulsed. Elsewhere IL was
calm
Evening journal., 1917-02-06

Senators DUPONT and Salisbury yes
ferday voted az Washington To sus-
tain President Wilson's veto of the
immigration bill. The bill was passed
over the Presidents veto.
Evening journal., 1917-02-06
Poiadexfer Fears japanese Will
Be Aroused Over immigration Law

Senate not to take any action on any
of these bills without first granting
the Levy Court an opportunity 70 be
beard on them
Evening journal., 1917-02-06
heARlNe ON CONVERSATION elLL

rTIU NUTTIHT WUUNWI
DOVER. Del. Feb "a public
hearing is being arranged for by the
Legislature for Thursday morning on
the worl1mens compensation bills
Evening journal., 1917-02-06
IEYY COIRT NANTs HEARINC.

AS there are many bills pending in
Inc Legislature Affecting the standing
and finances OF the Levy Court a
resolut on was adopted ar today's
>~eSsion OF the body requesting the
House Of Representative and tho
Evening journal., 1917-02-06
SUFFRAGE HEARING FrB. IA.

Special to THO EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER Del. Feb g. Suffrage SITS OF
tho state viii be given hearing by
the Legislature IN Joint session on
February a.
Evening journal., 1917-02-06
no QUE cusronrnRs

TO OUR CuSIQMhhh
W neither your account Ig open OF M You
have closed DO you may add any of these
articles 90 your account nt Che sale
prices. We want son 10 eff your share
Of these really wonderful money saving
bargains
Evening journal., 1917-02-06
We Guarantee Everything We Sell Is Durah

Z now. Both the good. modest kinds Of furniture
led IN this aaie.at prOnOrtnnate price rcdncuoha'
buy for cash s0r on credit.
Evening journal., 1917-02-06

AAlAAD Dian n - 4 ,
In an assortment OF
color combinations. for
large beds. Positively
the beat, strongest and
warmest BLANKET f0r
tho money. Limit, a
pairt 20 Gus CD 90
toner Dsir OGsOC
Evening journal., 1917-02-06

massive nrBRAET suITz-sfaAeFSny anlsa luxuEi
susly upholstered IN rich iuaitttioR span Q10 OS
a l..Lh... n... pic. y-.O. ~ =
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-02-23

green crepe paper was profusely
used to complete the color scheme.
OF course, July was indicated by
Independence Day decorations in
national colors. Several kewpics
were gowned in red, white and
blue sashes. flags were in evidence,
and a giant hrecracker held the
center place. Misses Mattoon and
Mildred Brown used unique meth
cd to identify August. The center
of their table was a mirror ocean,
the shores of which were strewn
with pebbles and shells, with doll
bathers in appropriate suits.
Autumn leaves in red and green
and red shaded candles completed
pretty September table arranged
by Pauline Overson and L, Ugh
Pearce. Hallowe' en- held sway at
The October table, and Mable
Eckstedt and Merle Duffield had
made gay black and yellow tents,
and an old witch stirred back pot
suspended in the middle OF the
festal board. Apples and nuts
and candles added to the arrange
menIs. Turkey reigned at the
Thanksgiving table flanked on
each side by apple Jack o'lartel ms.
Grain and candles and various
indications of November had been
collected by Misses Agnes Cribbis
and Anna Hartman. A cozy nook
was the Christmas booth arranged
by Grace Curnow and Lanrabel
Deis. Red and green streamers
dropped from the electric lamp TO
the corners of the table which was
jaunty with Decem Der greens and
poinsettas. The four candles
we're gay with red iligree shades.
A miniature Santa peeked among
the boughs, and had left bunc les
of candy vegetables. Some hint
of the prevailing color at each
dispensery was worn as ribbon
bow or tie or dress by each of the
young hostesses, and the effect
was pretty.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-02-23
! 5VREPgg|sSS VEPgt|sS

John Stasney stole march on
his friends here last week al d
quietly went to Golden where he
was married to Mrs. Martha E..
Duskey of that city Mr.. Stasney
is one OF our we'll known engineers
and miners and owns nice little
ranch near Littleton. The bride
also owns fine ranch near Golden.
The newlyweds arrived here and
were the recipients of the hearty
congratulations of their many
friends, and start # through life's
journey with bright prospects for
a very successful future.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-02-23
NOTICE

TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE
ESTATE OF EARLE JOSEPH O'ROURKE,
Deceased.
You are hereby notified that Earle Joseph
O'Rourke died intestate on or about the fourth
day Of March. A. D. 1913 leaving no last will or
testament and leaving real estate situate within
the County OF Clear Creek, State Of Colorado the
County OF Pawnee, Kansas the County OF Jack
son. State of Missouri. That said real estate is
fully described in petition in the matter of said
estate filed in the County Court OF Clear Creek
County. State of Colorado. reference to which is
hereby made for greater certainty.
That said petition was filed by Sarah ]. O'Rour-
ke mother Of said deceased. and sole and only
heir Of said deceased, for the purpose OF judi
cial ascertainment and determination Of such
heirship.
That the value of said estate is less than
1900.
That the address Of said Sarah ]. O'Rourke is
No. ia 3d. Grant St.. Denver. Colorado.
That II administration Of said estate be not
demanded by some one entitled to same within
one year from the date Of the last publication OF
this notice. then application will be made to the
County Court Of Clear Creek County, Colorado,
for Q decree determining the heirship OF said
estate.
SARAH J. O'ROURKE.
Petitioner.
for estate.
First Publication February 9. 1917.
Last Publication March 2. 1877