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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-26
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gaserploTion, bur9 Del9e bic san5e
Sibjets bes gebdubss fortserihen
unb bas 9cbGube f.Ibit in S66e bon
$500 6is $1,000 ttIddbigt fpuHbe.
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Ieben prloren eing unb ou9 Rie'
manb Ssrlest purbs. 1T um 10 merit
tpiirbissr. neil hcs Saus bon fiiHf
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sur Ru5e besebeu batten.
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fi6 bi. Grploiion in bem S6lGf5im@
mer bes 75iGbrigen Gam. Gros6p.
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acip erbolt butte, uabrruo Der Sain-
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1efin.6en iperSen fon.rte.
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pIolton alis ihren getten gei6leioert
,oilroen, iebod ebenfals urroerlett
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modte Ii.t nit Der BoliseintannihaTt,
bic IN mebreren Batrolmttos erfdic.
ncr mar, oaran, bas Strubengeoiert
obsiipcrren, Teil Sefabr norbmloea
.rof. bab oiebeitdbigten Weuuern ettt.
itiir5el tonnte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-26
Nidt nntuabri6einlih
,alinst bic WiifbeiIuns sinta Genfers
8Idtiss iiber 0risbsnsbebin,
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piirbe

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Gsnebs- obns feline Ausae fiir. bic sSns
formation ansuseben, iebo9 nit Der
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iolut auDsrldhis 1T. 80 piirbs
0<utiblanb iib erbisten, bas bon ibh
jsBt in Irantrei3 bsieBte Gebisi, ais'
eenpmInen ben aoblalsrubenoiitritt
pon 9riep. fiir einsn aanaI5aicH. .pt'
ipebsr Calais ober Siintirden, einaue
taui4en unb auberbem cine ariegsent'
i4abisuns Don $40, 900. 100000 for'
bern.
9eutIdlanb fpiirbs fsruer iih erbie'
ten, gslsisn ipiebsr als fouperdnen
Staat bersuiieIlen, uHter Der 8eoin.
silns teooa, Sab 9elsi,n tein Raiio'
nalbter babsn unS es OeutI4ldiib &c,
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bic belsifden gabnen unb Sdfeu unb
cine giinfiss 4ebanbluns In stn1n
ipiribI9afiIi4en gertrose oerldngsu.'
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aMbeutiden, foabern Der be,ltifeu Re,
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bic alppb'ide 4sentiir In Gonbon se'
meIbet iporbtn mar, erfcIste am 10.
Gebruur I'm Golf bon 2pon, ipie ber
IRapitdn bss Sdriuers, sJcbn Dame.
am Coming mittbeilte, na4bem sr
NIT bsr aus fiini Waonn bsitebenben
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!0drolb 6. parnall, Der S4abmtiiler
Der Uliblanb Walltp Railrcab Com
pam, ipurbe am Sonniag qbenb bon
sinnn farbigsn Gubre6er, ben jsina
Gattin in ibren S4laisiumer lbr'
raftt bate. aIIsr Wabrf4einli8seit
mad t5biIih perpunbet. G7tau Ydrs
nell podis ben Giubre&er unb ibr
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-26
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-26
@ihiiges i,,asosbereit,s.
Der 9afen BON Dtibelm.s
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Sonbon. 26. WldrJ. aaut Ell.
ner Sepsitr Der Gt6angc Telegraph
20. aus anTisrbam III in ben 3situn.
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bon Bremen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-26
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- Der 9lynpali Sberman Croft
bon Gopirgton fpurbe seitern elbsno
an Der 5. unb Wain Strabe bon ssir'
Muto bes G. g. Watep. 21s2 Gen'
tral elpenue setroffen unb mubte
bur& patrohuuto Q un4 bem Stdot'
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-26
Der stf&ente 3nIinbet.

profeHor 3etTeImeier trintt beiur
,gdren1 Teinen 2tbsHbfboppen, uls
iein aolIege g0pp6eH etntritt, Der ebeu
DON elmer 8eerbigung tOmmt unb bas
ber ieineu nigelnagelneuen 3pIin1er'
bit trdgt. lleber seIebrten @eiprdaen
peritreiat ben beioen Ndnnern ber
WtFeniaaft bic 3eit auberOroentli9
i9ne[. Bie iie enOIi8 ben Seimipes
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men. LIN @ottes nillen!!" Ieuf5t
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erIter Wsale - Bis i4 betmionlms, lit
er taputtllA
v2lber, i'd bite Sic - aHttpprtet
Der iiiltgcre 3eiIelneier INIT oer Inn
eteeneu aietenspiirbigteit - rIesen
Gle bp5 eirfaa bier metnen aIten
Ghlappbut duf - an BEN III ni4ts
mebr Su berOerben!"
gDpphen IN ppn bem gnerbisten
bod erfreut ntb serilbrt. Sic rueffeIn
bteSiite unb ssben persuiigt plauberno
na4 Sauie. @lls re Dor gOpp9ens
@obnuns onseIunst iirO, stbt er ben
resenburhtrdrtteu S9lapbbut suriit
uns tinpfGnst ieinen3pIinber NH pts'
berboltem ptelmdltsem 0oui, ben ober
3eiielmsier beTbetben IadeInb abb
lehut.
las tppbl bic Sruu profeTor sts
hem ieltInmen 9oui6 gefast bdber
mae7 = es buttsn nGnlIt4 bsibs
Ssrren ieineu S4irH,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-26
Mii,tiih
Wtrb BON Berlin bas gers
fenien bes frans5fi.
fdsn g dtaatf6ifs
les .0antOn& sss>

-
Berlin. %. Wdrs. auf brabtlos
lem Weg. mad Sapoill.. Die 2lbmira.
liidt sab om Sonntas bas JoIs.nSs
6etannt:
Am %. Wdr5 fii6t. Elm StuiI4es
1au4boOt i'm Taitt.Ildnbii6en Mssr,
tn Der Rdbe Der St.ne, on ipelder
am 19. Wdra Elm srobss fran35ifdes
SdlaGtfdiff berieri!' iporben mar,
cine aiite nit griefI9dfien auf, aus
benen herDorsebi. bab bas peri,ntte
arisgsf6iff ber .Dapion1 mar.
.
Der Werlufi bes fran5FI6en
SHlaa.I1iffes .Danton@ burd einen
5auhbootansriff am 10. UlGrJ I'm
MittslldnbiIden Weer lpurbe am %.
Mdr5 BON Der fran36iiTdsn abmira.
Iitit 5igeifauben. na9bem pon Berlin
aus beretts porber ang..iinbist pors
ben mar, baB Elm Sdladtf5iff Der
Donion.aldHe perienit iprrbe.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-14
NO CONTRACT LET
IN ENDEE FIELD.
Ot fI' iAI.S 81 RIAiTO COMPANY
DtNi IKi ~ 90 CONTENTS
~ TIIEGK

Official announcement Waa made
ia.. evening lrym tte offices 0f tue
taiii' Oh Company headquarters boz
tnlee ~ 81 AZ ne telegram pub
iisu~d as from Har-,ettesyilie. Okla.
loo lHe Nsaa Oi Friday morning 5ud
The ranhHndl d FRIDAY afternoon
tad .0 the cite ( bias "a contract had
been made with Vie Empire Gas and
Fuel Company for Development OF
the Ratios pr0g-r'ie. near Eude-
was erroneous
The tsirsuua. aas received here
and Nas believed l1 have been sent
.u good flIta. HIi tIe statement that
"a ruufr1'. had been i.t with any com
ptr} 10 arm Ilr OIL ana gas Ia the
u'.i We have ss.!er lease. Is With
out foundation stated two high Of
ucais of fhe DYprany IN The News
office la evening we have let
no contract Doll. Sci. 20 any concern,
although Do isl a.t that We are ne
fuiId'iug duu m.F ."f contract
WlfuIu "a short Time
Officials uf me company are en-
iuH.uatlr over .He outlook. belict
re .uat They al BOZ fhr end secure
lrfr r"urua on their Investment.
Iu. they declared last ryeiinr thai
boy 900 uut e1ff Iu 100 a dollar s
aYr'i uf stock .Id tD single man
VITO might be .DUrInr under false
Impression a. ip vHnr work IN thc
uua .ic'd WiH begin.
In HnLf' sLFHt"Hf.H a.. ..|"... III
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-14
sHORTL|NE RESIDENTS
ARE ENTHUSIASTIC ON
DEVELOPMENT Of ROAD

Good road oul G3iaatH along tho
Amarlio-iigI seli ~ Paso Shortline.
are mot diskJstrbovor The fact THAI
ct iHc reo' !oou.eliti col the Ozark
Trails iu Af' rillp they were not giy-
en- The mlm' tine of the highway iu
thr link o. the Pacific coast. accord
Iut Foo Information received here on
Oboe contrary they are reported To be
tudatb pursuing gum shoe
policy tgai sin result In the Amarillo
Roswell ~ raso ,hortline becoming
magnificent pike watch will al least
divert man, tourists to W pasu ou
fhrir Nl, tu tIe Pacific coast
Announcement is made that dele
cation from ToNn Farwcll. clovis.
rurtales Roswell Carriloro. Tul
rn.l A'amurnrdo. ~ raso. Hereford
canyon and other points will tore.
enIhor af Clovis ter meeting july rs
tud 20. af which e movement will ho
launched .0 construct one of the best
hiFhuul. 900 '.o southwestern. g. was
tate
The .DHcr, along this route Is said
Fl" hr SUD th. AFTER 'HaNing AmariliU
the tourist finds himself approaching
th" lofty mountains of New Mexico.
passing through verdaut valleys aud
within reach ut the famous south
western health AMI pleasure resort of
tlnulctHu. 5000 feet above sea jew
"l Then b. B, only 10 miles to %
FaHo thr0ush which much Of the
trauscoutiueutal auto travel has been
passing since init city became an
enormous military center
Believing that such a road would
hc one OBJ. tur most popular u the
southwest and 20 least be- lateral
ui equal Importance with the main
lime aside from the prospects of be-
coming bon time ~ great military high
way fur towns along this line are
very enthusiastic aud propose fle
holding n mumcntous roads meet
iu. at CLOVIS. y 81. 90 was stated.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-14
FOUR CHILDREN SENT TO PASTEUR
FOR TREATMENT TO AVERT RABIES

arc uof believed to have been bitten
tui the dos lirted them on The hands
and face. o. Was said. A. noon We'd
uD.dly fhey U--. rushed 90 Kansas
. iiy to a us .teu- institute for treat
menf
Tic head 90 tba dog vas sent o.
Kansas city by ur " 81 walker.
a1uu after tho attack on the shirk
-uild and when Information came
that thc animal undoubtedly had
been affected siih abie. the chill
dr~n we're sent 60 Kansas city and
Austin Tor treatment
Those taken 90 the p1steur inst.
tufes within nin" DAYS after being
bitten By rahid dogs are said o. have
excellent chance Co nudity the -
feeis of the fifas if they remain three
Eaess Tor The eoufas - medlfin. glt
sn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-14
row CROPS IN NORTHWEST
ARE IN EXCELLENT SHAPE
STATE NUMEROUS REPORTS

'\rN'. have row ,rup4 Ia this see.
,iun of Northwest r,,h- shown finer
.,lI than u present Was the COM
mcut ~ O man who IT, thoroughly &c
luliut,d With the farming history ~
~ thi, Territory, speaking a. rep
rsrutsti,r 81 The NrW.. YESTERDAY
afternoon. ~ :, true. continued
The speaker, that the DIV Wclthr
ha, prevented gcuniuatiou uf much
4 the seed planted, hut that which
~, put Ia the gtpuud In connection
Niih sufficient moisture u growing
lu>i e. th,ugh tlcrc had been abun.
tnt uin, cr,h trd ever, week.
$50 lgud uu earth Will withstand
so much Irlnh .u1 give .ueh aston
ahinrly ruud yi,lds as Will the soil
~ .uIiHUt.i lv's. This Hts been
'rIfrr ..vr ans u,,I aGliu aud tu
the satisfaction of thousands OF fair
minded men W. people who i've iu
lhis section feel JIat We have the
Iesi country 100 ttr world ana ~ put
IuI regulations Tor truth behind this
estimate
Who Is mot agrecahly surprised in
connection with the quality and guam
.tF Ui wheat being ihr,shcd through
Hu' th. section a. present. Only a
lew wees. .EO many men. including
even those Nbu have lived here many
wears greatly undcrrsiimate1 the
pr" yield Tho wheat Is ltr
thfo.h.I AND the lr.iu placed on the
Gale fU, lhsu'li. and iual test
kafr wiiu maize. I'forIia. sudan
,rls sorghum. 200 are .Houug pro-
mise coil % failure Weld Rains viii
bring THROUGH additional thousands uf
l.f'. and ta,sr With reasonably late
'all cannot fail a. give us an lhuud-
ln,e of rnUrhsr and frau Coz an
frr needs aud l liberal share to send
W '0 fh'r rrf I,s fortunate dis.
Iri,ts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-14
NnNn srInNG rnn MnM,N

Tine late, 'lli and Il mp spring
seems - have beet particularly 500
wore On tlc health pf women. and
many ave s1ItCHr IRON ba,klDhp
rheumatic pains cbo. and pains Iu
sides joints aud muscles. iGWLapo
.nd other ailments caused ly over
work nr iisprdcr,1 Kidneys or hlld
der Mrs . i Burm,ll. Hardy Sob
writes ann recovering from 90.
tack of lumhael h the aid OF Foley
Kidney p.ils They surely help mo
Women 'eem peculiarly liable t0 lid
rog trouble and uo symptom uou'l
1e neglected collins NuUm prug GO.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-14

-Four children have been sent Co.
paateur institutes 81 Kansas CITY and
austin for treatment following the
biting 20 one chiid and The exposure
81 three others fo e rab.d dog. whose
head va sent t0 Kansas City and
examined aud later reported as show
ina symptoms 81 rabies
Harold shifk sed was bitten on
She hand by TIE family duF. the
wound being rather serious. Tho boy
developed . high fever q vas report
-. The boy has been taken ID bis
parents ~ ihe Dartsur institute a.
Austin. The father Of the child o.
sAployed b. tue santa " Ia this
city.
Evelyn. 10. y maid .. children Of
~. and Nrs ~ T Hicks. and Elsie
.Aaheffy. =. visiting alta the family
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-14
NUMBERS Of TOURISTS
PASSING THROUGH CITY

Many cars ui tourists are passing
through Amarillo daiy Some OF
ihese are from Oklahoma others from
'ii.suuri iowa Arkansas. karus
au' fhc east of ilr Mississippi states
Willie tlis true. 30 o. prubahis tltt
lhr greatest number from ans one
state o. from Tea. In other se9ti'n b
20 the Lone Silr State where the
crops are finished aud the quiet sea
son IN mel. bar Using ls on. there Is a
"a defined fef irncy to 60 oui into
me iIfifnl' lhiF tact o. respun si-
Die fur fhc lafr number uf rotaa
Tourists here nearly every DAY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-14
PRIZES OFFERED
YOUNG MAREsMEN
TI~1- 10 ~ ~ = ONiN
AMiKlllD.

Sanctioned auI encouraged by The
Is..Inm.u' trr Nlucne. ter Repeat
luf lfU clH pauy offering medals
To- ad .n o. JrlDf Fifl. f0rpa rOn-
1000 sr. 5000 % stared Iu Amarillo
.lt.f f.. .p.I.l .uH uf hr local
hardware Sore. ~ vas announced
yesterday lf . Fisher DO raso.
f.rf..'lI.Usr 0I fhe Winchester
frn Company h.rr 100 tine interest ~
l.I0 NY. .uLH
I.. l.fsl- lnr offered Tor eacl
immunity ur r.. COO, n FuidpIai-
I'd 90 .lUfed FOO fNs besI buy shot
u f. D.f 90 bean boo large raised
.afs .HarD. tDoI'I an1 coo lhe
900 .tf.. ..It AIIl b." engraved the
.HHp, 3D.. IIr inner dltr and town
..s uNl. U. HIu. plated medal
I. .lI fHt aofd llfi.miu. which
Viii us .h.ii,I Oh. Ihr HD. second Boo
if. l.uir.i
Targets 20 llr supplied
..r fhr .U.. H.I| Dr pro
lIn., rYn sHs nafl lre Ir irf Boo
.. ,f" I.e laI auI freu shoot uu
t.r f.. observation Yf H father o.
u.H..H Ono Target II Dr taken Goo
iH' Hs.|s.r0 Ir.'r. U.r aIl end b.
'Y no. H.u... Irr people 90 Nr. l1
e. Iu.r 'r Iuur of Use months
tH. Sow 'lHHn b'ldHu.unH viu
tI# .f .I. 1880 rf.l. Jon Amarillo.
% U.. fHI Do. manifest recognition
af Pho .'UHuH ability 0f the Two
.H winners .f tro contest
Fisher. .n, originator of the
u1.r uU hen, yesterday comforting
Attn hardware iellpI and Initiating
tHr increment &c. Dr. especially ue.
Ju that ffo Hny scouts rot Into
'h' contest as sell aH all lads he
anr 800 Doys who want 40 contest
600 apply FOO their Hardware dealer Tot
MI Information about 'Ho contest
distance ~ Target.
TIr iHI.o. H f0 be- placed ai dis
'lurr OF zee. Some o' the rondl
Nur Ir'
liIt open go boy nr girls not over
D. }rlr ul ag. Targets must uc
maI. HitH Winchester 20 raliber
$500, uI Winchester ammunition
OIL uun must ho nHy feet from muf-
boo ,i uI, to target Auy position Be-
%. mI .i0 90 long a 600 artificial
n.t &. H.I Tng targets. each erur
ut D." uui 10 possible 90 points
.tn lH SILVER NIiksWlu medal
Ih'" f.. targets muHt bo made ai
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-14
LuCAL TELEPHONE NAN
1EANSi ERRED 40 WACO

s. L. Denny formerly telegraph
operator tor Jhe southwestern Telc-
phone Company az Amarillo. has
been transferred 20 waco where hs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-14
IUr RIoUr TO .rl

No question. nc night oI .hr government Goo 1'f "ro
FOR military service.
It just tina, vc who l.r enjoyed Do, protection ~ ', Cntl
States should defend na tHc principle, for s.H .''o rd
very lives It necessary.
But the waging c..iu warfare m roo. m.Irr a.. d.
dependent upon than i.r ARMY sni navy 500 nm
corrupted supply Of material ur iIr .rl I,r .u. r.n
ja .y are 20 De- vital force. 300 .lrur c ,u,u rather a
heIpe., human being. sacrificed upon de altar o patriotism
10 supply these material. army % uorIucn. c.mmcu.ur
and c,pcrtnc.. with thc fighter. lIcd essential Iie
solder oers h the workman Boz. knowledge and tabor %, thc
country which has sheltered hmm Each should ro and
valuable service 30 10, respective 'phu, OF activity
The government conceded uc urit 600 1an or tlc
fighting army; right draft great industrial army
no less II has the night can forth young saying '}our
country gou. enter lc battle r. ol Die lud
limb then has right 90 those at home t'ur country
has need Of YOU enter the and dog ,od lud metals
II IS treason 10 interfere any a, thr conduct " i
military operations o. lr .publ' Co interfere uh
the nations industrial army which mus, Ia.t up uo rtc
field II the latter s. o. 10, eautouly slaughtered
None join the army hr field lo personal atu pnc du.
seek high wages there iu there omlar,d with c
responsibilities and dangers that each must lace >pr should
any the great udu. trial th, place SCI, above
country and seek personal gam c cpsrr cot Boo country dnr
ing such times these.
Samuel Csmpers president of the american Federation
Dor recognized leader organized 0obmcu Of the tuli
States voiced snch sentiments railroad
strike question settled when be promised that c Nokmeu o.,
country would work hand hand with President Wilson u
Of war when he virtually promised would o., strike
during the period % the war
Ii Interfere with thc regular ARMY OPERATION
u should regarded lua, member, cot hr ~ "
q, interfere any with the industrial worker. o \m,l
any way ncite miner, To- caH, h.r t.'L 90
The seeds OF dissatisfaction among the ruh d ua o "m,r
These people credited with STIRRING zap disturbance.
Iroughou, the West They lctt record duu thr ,r..
with Mexico They friend, ot thc Nu-,r .d should o. l.lt
with accordingly
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will uueryise The Associated Press
wire.
%" is succeeded here hy r. a.
Travis formerly switchboard man ct
ihe central olIne. who, in turn. is
uc.ee1od boy -. &c. Aheru. Of Fort
81 Forth
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1917-06-09
PLEASANTVILLE TRANSFERS.

George N. Smith ct ux. to Mary J.
Buchanan, part of lot No. 80 on plan
of the Wright property; $3.50.
Clarence S. Leach to Guy H. Davies
50x150 feet, southeast side of the
Shore Road so feet southwest of We
roma avenue; $1,000.
The Pleasantville Land Co. to Thos
J. Oliver, lots Nos. Is and 20 in sec
ton 70 on map No. 2 of Pleasantville
Land Co.; $500.
Horace L. Hawkins ct ux. to How.
ard D. Jensen, 30x150 feet, northeast
side of Washington avenue, $50 fee
northwest of New Road; 81.
Wilhelmina Wiedemer ct vir to Rob.
ert Kirscht, Jr., lot "a section 1 OF
map of property belonging to RisleA
& Farr; $500.
Charles A. Schwartz ct ux. to Geo
A. Dolby ct ux., irregular, southwest
side of Railroad avenue, 200 fee
northwest Of Franklin avenue; $4,000
Frank A. Warner to Thomas G
Drinkwater, lot No. 20 on mar Of
building lots belonging to Charles I
Burkard; 81.
Charles l.. Collins ct ux. to Carrie
Richards, 50x155 feet, southwest side
of a so feet wide street known as Col
Inns avenue, etc.; $4,000.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1917-06-09
NEW HOWE APPARATUS
DEMONSTRATED HERE.

P. G. Howe, president of the Howe
Fire Apparatus Co., of Anderson, Ind,
has been demonstrating one of their
latest models of the Howe-Ford COM
bination chemical and fire engines in
Pl~easantville and vicinity for the past
several days. The Fire Departments
of Absecon, Somers Point and Pleas
antville are greatly interested in this
new style of fire engine, and it is
probable that they may take action in
the near future towards adding it to
their present equipment. By simply
reversing a lever the power of the mo-
tor, 221 two horsepower, is changed
from the truck running gear to the
pumping force with $50 pounds press
ure and is capable of throwing $50
gallons per minute, throwing two
streams a distance of 100 feet on the
level or go feet perpendicularly. The
machine is equipped with 1000 feet of
regular fire hose and so feet of three
~quarter-inch hose for the 35-gallon
chemical tank. together with hook and
ladders, axes, etc. Soda is used in
charging the tank, thus avoiding the
use of acids and permitting it to be
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1917-06-09
FAITH
(Adams HalD.

Main st. and Woodland Ave.
Rev. T. Kellett, Pastor.