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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-25
aaifeefransd,cn.

- Ter 5rdueHperein Der Gp. prct
ct. paulus Gsneinoe (paitor u
etemenD bat nlorgen Yadnittag Ser
fammluns. Sm anidlrB folst cir
stoffeefrinJf,en, rpeIdes pcn ben iol
genbsn 0amen uorbereitst ipirb: Wl
Ssmpel, G. Sepl, u. "copper", 10. Sms
menbort. 3. SahHte, 6. Sdmes, "
Susrsens, &. SrObme. G9r. auebn, &,
stienier, e. &ritnsr unb Wiuni!
S6mtbt. Cine ber5lits GinIabunl
ersebt an aIle Ulitslisber unb iSreunbe
Der Grausnperein Der 3tpeitsR
Deutiten prssbgterffhsn Sirte on
Der Weit 9i6srtp Strabe biIt feiHs
monatIids 9erIdmmluna am Dom
nsri.as Radmittlg. 26. April, ab.
Die 5rauen Gtisr. aramer, prcts
NOM, Doq, s5rsorids unb Freemann
ierpiren ben saifes. MI. 9Iisbsr uub
Gr.unbe bss gsreins Fnb bersIi6 eins
gelaben.
Wrser aHspahItn nstrAn6trttu
nnb niQriuirtfu JtittH, fpipif Tsiiiafeten. on
0slstsr 4 Ga, i3s q, es6lhe etrast.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-25
&nbi@er @rfplS
Nnr bic geitrige gerinmmInug Der
GnartersSpenoe i'm SOtel
Mlms.

gu ber gejtern Ru4mittag i'm 9os
tel 4lms itattsebabtsn Quarteripenoe.
Die ieBt i'm SntereTs bes 4meritanis
Iten Rotben areu3es pirtt, bate ii9
ipieoer Elm febr itattli4es Yublitnm
siustfunben, bas BEN bibi4en Wtulrts
prOsramm nit Der srObtsn 4ufmert'
famteit laufhte unb aud nit ieinem
Ipplaus fir bic portrsffli4sn 2etiturs
gen bur4aus ni4t gsi5te.
als pianiitin iDirtts Jrl. Warp
2ouiie Wofee5ef nit, bic ipoblDerbiens
ts Entertaining fir ibr feiniinnises
Spiel erutete. 9is junge Dame bate
liG einen Dal3er DON aa8maninoit.
elm Gieo obne Worts DON 5i9aitopstp
unb 5ipei biibi6e aompoiItiOnen Don
UtacO Oetpea geipablt.
4uberbein batteR orei bstannte bie,
iise Sdnserinnen ibr 5alent in ben
Dienit Der sutnn Sa6s seitslt. SRI.
Uiinna Dorm bratte, Don 5rl. Stlba
Shott bssleitet in iebr Trimmings
poller Weiie cine Gisbsrgruppe su @ss
Dor, pon Del4er namsntli3 rWp 2ops
is lite reb reb Rui." Don Senidel
unb rs WaiiiifterI", DON sreipl, an,
ipraden. Grl. Worguerite goit erniete
ebenfnlls tpoblperoisrte anertennung
fir lire rei5erben 2isberOortrdse, bic
bon SRI 6. 5ebmun beslsitet purben
nnmentli4 .Yirb Rapturss" DON Gb>
min S4neiotr nno ,gp tbe @aters Of
NinnetpniaN bon Qiemanee. I'm nidf
serinsem Wabe trus gum erfola bss
Radmittass yrl. 4nna 8i.terle nit
bibf6en aiebern bel, bic bon grl. 6.
5ebman besleiiet rpurben unb gang
defenders ipradsn Bother fans tbs
2brufb" DON Sebmann unb Shus
mann's r9ln BEN Sonnenitein1 an.
gatiirIi4 nurben grfriiaunaen
ierpirt unb aud Der finon8ieas Grs
tras mar Elm iiberaus siinftissr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-25
9ieS nab 4aS.

- Wie Dsrlaut.i bat Der pormalia,
Gpronsrsdert Wiaidm +. Don Sosbn.
4usf6t Der RadiOlger Don Datpiun
BIadmore 5u tperosn, Der, ipie berid,
.et, als gtbminiitratious G.uperin.
tenbeHt Der BaFsrlper,s am 1. Wa
aus bem amt fteib.t.
- Seueripebrmunn acuis SO. Ror,
ris bon Der SpriBsnfonlposnie Ro
10 tpurbe seitsrn BON Si4erbitsbi,
rector sSriebIaHSsr gum aeutnant Be,
forbert.
- WiGiam 8. Rorton. Der Supsr.
intenbent beg gOuneiI Of Social assH,
ctes, pirb, iubnIo Elm HafTolser fii,
Jpn sefunbsn tpOroen III. isin amt ME
berlegen unb na6 Detroit iiberiiebeln
no sr cine StsIIung iE bsm Bureau
Der @ereinigtsn Nobltbdiigteitsseisu
i6dften angsnpmmeu bat.
- aapitGn Ditliam 8. sbomiOn
bon Der SpribsHiompasnie Ro. 80
4riit ain !. Wlni nad elmer Dienitjsii
bon q Subrsn in ben Rubeftanb UNI
ipirb bann nuf cine Garm, bic er in
Der R55e boH RiiiHg Gun, Snb. Be
fibi. iitsriisbslH.
Walttr &. Gibbalb, 4Fisnes
fir ben Wirtb gaseH 5irntoeff, bat in
Milliam Rethous, 2401 Gilbert 9lpss
nue. einsn Sduisr fiir bic 2iSens ee-
funben unb BAT bas @eIub um uebers
troguna bsrisI5en BET ben 2i3ens
RommiTdren siHgsrsi6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-25
Eaudt Sau'erp Glub Cigar.
rem, milo uno aasenebm.
gapriid,cr llntcriiatnmssuercin

Ter ssitrigeu @srlammluHs Oss
Obigen 9ereins, bic unter 9orIb bes
9errn s. Sa9s in oensu 9aae itatt'
fanb, Iagen nur tpenige ejeIdadfte 3ur
@rlebigung Dor, an flint srtrdnttc
Uiitelieber fpurben $29 Gls llntera
itiiBung unb an bic 5iuterbIiebenen
ees RitsIiebs Sacob Stebr $125 ais
Sterbegelo ausbe5ablt Die 9erreu
giltOn 8liifitein unb Qtt6asl QUINN
lpurcen aIs Delegat reip. SteuOertres
Ter CUR 0entiter alub @slegihaft ers
nunnt. Die (sinnabmen bclisfeu iicb
caT $114 uno Die Guseabsu aui $157.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-25

terIanbe am beiten gu oienen, uenn er
ben @aterIauospertbeibisern nidts
eiTi6dnte, benn biefe tbdten befer,
fid aufs Retrutirsu gu oerlegen als
in BEN Wirt6i6aften berum5uIuugerH.
@enn i'm 2ibte bieIer @rtlGruns bic
IrmeeoerpaItung auf elmer Dffentli'
den unterIu9ung bes Jdaes beitebt,
bann tpirb iie bon ben aommifdren
tperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-25
@cinte cs uur out.

Sin SffiSisr BAT Iict aeItsrn be-
ihperbsfabreno an Die qi5ensbeb0rDe
aspanbt. er Iaeis, eip Dirtb babe
feline gsradiung Dor FER llnitorm
llnels Cams Toipsit eetrietea, bab or
Grloat,n in isinem 2pIdl 0etronIe
perpcIeerte. Ter bstreifenoe Wtrtb
mo, ipie aus ben @cltsn oeiaaeH, ols
ibm Iein @snelmen erreebottsn lplr-
DC. Gr ernioerte. er alaIbte. Dem Ba=
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-25
Teaer.

ssn Der Wo6nurs BON 5ral
Charles aans, gIo. 1921 GIabfons
9lpenue tam aeit.ra ans Tolpeii un.r'
miitslter llriate Elm Jsusr gum nus
brlih. bus einsn Staoen prn stpl
$100 auri6tste.
an Der Dobnura bon eborlss
Guthrie Ro. 1921 aemper Cane Dnr-
es asitsrn Ra6mittaa our4 Elm 5eusr
tin G4aesR peH silpa 500 angsrif'
tst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-25

te, etn Don Srunt Steng gelenites
4utomoffl iiber ben re6tsn SUB, Gum
Slid tpurbe Der &nabe ni6t Iehr
f6per 0erlebt unb mar i'm StaHDe,
ohne Silfe ben Seimlpeo anautreten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-25

iol6es iibtr $3.50 ssssn bi.felfs. =
Gbas. s Cooper. S9abmsiiter. Elm
IOldss iiber $173.36 ssgen aBaiisr
3lnn.
Die 5unt Strabe 6. unb 3. 80.
Fat cine GbpDibetforOerung iibsr ST.
748.56 gsgsn Wsloi,la 8. gbpanos
u. U. eillgefIagt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-25

Ter peri6alids TadIah Der 1rau
draHesS .. SOnes emf S747, ,l66
abssid)att.

geri6t Der GrObseibpOrenen. Drsi
pOIi,lIien aui i $4,000 @daben-
erfab pertlasi. Gbei9sibunss4
fdae. - gins lser aus. - Grlanste
feline }reibsit. ariminaI 4nses
lsgtnheiten. = Dem 5rriinn bsriaI,
len. - Gingereidte 1eftamsnie unb
Ra&Iabf64en. - 0erf4isbsnes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-25

jtaiion sei6lsppt unb fomobl auf
oem Wese bortbin. tpis du6 in Der
'Staticn ielbft nit aniippslbieben,
GauitidIdsen unb Gubtriitsn traitirt
porben, biz feline llnfhulo eripisIsn
nnb CT entlaiftn iporben lei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-25
granees .. SOneg psrf5n,
Iiher RaGfab.

Der perf0nlide Ra4lab Der Gran.
,ees De Zones. bsrftorbenen Satin bes
prdiibentin Der GrttIe Widmi R. r..
Jranf q. Jones, III auf TAI, ,466 abs
ssf4dtt pOrbtn unb suar: a prog. u.
Q. Bombs, $36, ,75O; Cincinnati reai.
itrirte Bonbs $15, 900; gine. Refun,
bins Bombs 10000; gine. WaiTsr,
lpsris gonbs SIT .16O; Gine. Gira,
beHperbsHtrunss Bombs $4,000;
gine. Ginning Juub Bombs $475o;
ginr. 6oipitaI Bombs $11, 800; ginf.
part Bombs $45O0, ginc. 9srminal
Bombs $500; Ginc. Gtraben Bombs
$500; glspelonb g&ul. unb Giip
6au Bombs $10,35O; Columbus
Seper Bombs 5000; Daptou. g.,
Miami Riptr DsrbeFerungsr uHb
DitD Bridge Bombs $4,000; atrDn
WaEerpsris Bombs 5000; 125
slttisn piitsburs, yOunsstopn uub
Qfbtabula R. R. 60. (pref.) $18. .750;
100 bo. Wcrris & GFsr R. R. 60.
$500; 75 bo. Dnpton unb Mihisnu
R. n. 60. (pref.) $6375; $3.50 bo.
bp. (rommon) $13s, $50; 370 bo.
ginf. anb Suburban Ben 1eIepbou
60. $37. 900; 120 oo. Some Snius
ranes 60. $50, 900; 15 bo. Grantlin
5niuranee 60. 1915; 172 DO. Gine.
Street Gailipap 60. $500; 2250
bo. 2ittl. Nmmi R. R. 90. S202, 500;
271 bo. ginc. Gas unb electric Go.
s21. $50; 605 bo. Glepelanb unb
gittsburg R. n. 60. (7prs.) S45.s
375; 800 bc. bo. (4pro3.) $36y 900;
% DO. u. g. Gait Sron pipe anb
gounbrp 60. (prsf.) $3.50; 25 bo.
DO. (eommon) $375; 10 DO. Big Jour
Rp. 60. (tommon) 1865; so bo. Gin'
tinHati Deilling Wlnhine 60. (pref.)
$500; 157 bo. penniplpania R. R.
Go. $3.50; 200 bo. Columbia unb
f.ria n. R. 60. $4,000; baar In
Der gant 1880. ausfebenbe 1orbes
runssn i'm getrase bon $4701 SO abs
esftdsi ouf s731.
gsri6t Ser GIobses
AporeRen.
Die grobesihporenen unterbreiie'
ten geiiem BEN Rifisr R. 3. guGs
matter sinen 9fsilberidt. Der ansla'
a,H esasn iolsenbe psriontn entbtslt:
Gbas. Ieier, 4rthur W1ritt unb
Dani,l Wiais, Gin6rud Tifbitnbl
unb 5sblsrei; Grani Turner. Hdub;
gbwnrb 1ellnan. RaubDeriu&; Oars
m patrid, 0ernahIdiiiguns Der ga,
milis; Wm. 6nrrifOn, 1rastn pers
torssnsr Waiftn. Sgnoriri Durben bis
fclasnbe Gdfs: Geo. ]. Slalint,
JrisbsnsriAtsr in aopslanb, WiBs
brauf Der glmissenalt; gpilIis q.
9istlsiobn, Tlorbbtrfu6; Senrp Carr.
Ginbru4; GtanIsp Spuris unb Wm.
Sids, 1rasen Dsrborssnsr Waffsn.
Diet p0iisifeH auf 9 4as'
beHerfab ptrflagt.
Jobn Grb1ri, Dalton Strabs, Elm
Gifenformer BON prcftiIion, Der an
Abmb bss Is. aaguft 1917 bon ben
Yoli,ii.sn ausuii g. arimme, Wm.
3. Ioiiers unb Greb. Gnos4sl Dom
8. DiIiritt unssr Berba6t, an Der @e.
rnubung bes Gleiiders Gbds. aoebtl.
2126 Golerain Apsnut, I'm $500. Be.
tbeiliat ssptIsn gu ftin. psrtufiei. its
bod Ipditr. aIs q bon apebel nidt
iptntifijirt purbe, eutlnfsn iptrbsn
mubts, bat bic brti sennnnien poIi5is
ten auf i $4,000 psriIost. Ct fiibrt
in. bdb sE bon ben brti Wsrilasien
pfSbli& pon binisn gepadi uprben itl
unb In Der gPeinung. bab q % nit
Strnbsnrdubftn su ibuu babe, iih
lcsstriITm unb bic Jla6t ersriffsn
BATH. Dorauf6in tabe artmme neH
itm gdhcHen, nobel ibn sins RuasI
em 6initrfopf Jirsifis unb sins anbsre
burh Tsin AcftntsIH sins. Damn Tel
q pen csn QTtisu mad bsy ppli5ti.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23

suddenly raised myself and thrust the
revolver barrel through the opening
Who are youl" ] cried. Answer or
| fire and along the barrel pecred
on to the landing
Still no one answered. But some.
thing impalpable-a powder--a vapor
to this hour ] do no. know what
enveloped me with its nausea,ing
fumes was puiied fully into my face !
My eyes, my mouth, my noNris bo
came choked up with a deathly sitting
perfume.
Wildly, feeling that everything about
me was slipping away. that ] was sink
ing into void, for aught knew that
Of dissolution, | pulled the trigger
once. twice, thrice
my God r-1the words chokcd in my
throat and reeled back to the passage,
its not loaded"
threw up my arms to save myself,
lurehed, and fell forward into what
seemed bot,omless pit.
When | opened my eyes il was to a
conviction that I dreamed lay upon a
cushioned diyan in a small apartment
which find Difficult, adequately to de
scribe.
!, was yellow room. its four walls
being hun" with yellow silk. its floor
entirely covered by a yellow Persian
carpet One lamp, burning in a frame
OF some lemon -colored wood and hAv-
ing It's openings filled with green glass
flooded the place with CHASTITY illumi-
nation. The lamp hung by gold chain,
from the ceiling. which was yellow
Several low tables Of the same lemon.
hued wood as the lamp-frame stood
designs with cleaning green stones,
There was a niche framed about with
yellow wood, behind the divan upor
which lay In i, stood a golden bow
and a tall pot OF yellow porcelain.
Law amid yellow cushions having gol'
den tassels. Some Of them were fig
ured with vivid green devices
To contemplate my surroundings as
suredly mus, he to oour, madness NJ
/ door was visible. no window; nothing
bu, silk and luxury, yellow and greer
and gold
To crown all. the air was heavy will
a perfume wholly unmistakable by on,
acquainted with Egypt's ruling vice. !
was the reek OF smoldering hashish--i
stencil that seemed to take me by IN
throat, a vapor, damnable and unclear
saw that a little oenser golden I,
color and inset with emeralds, stoo,
upon the furthermoN corner Of the vel
low carpet, From il arose fain
streak of varor; and I followed tn
course Of the siekly scented smoke TN
ward through the still air until in oil
spirss il lost itself near to the yellow
ceiling.
! For some time lay endeavorinR I
, regain command oof myself. to prepar
10 face again that scene which ha
something horriiying ip. .,i,s yellownes'
! touched with the green and gold.
II And when finally I re-opened m
lVe,. sat w with a suppressed CT!
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23

For tall figure in a yellow robe from
beneath which pcepcd yellow slippers,
figure crowned with a green turban.
stood III the center OF the apartment |!
II was that,oi majestic old man,
white bearded, with aquiline nose. and
the fierce eagle eyes OF fanatic set
upon me sternly. reproyingly
With folded arms he stood watching
me, and drew a sharp breath and rose
slowly 10 my feet.
There amid the yellow and green and
gold, amid the sbomlnablc reck of burn
ing hashsh stood and faced Hasssn
Of Aleppo
No words came to me ! was con
founded
HaSsan spoke in that gentle voice
which had heard only once before.
"Mr Cavanagh.' he said. II have
brought YOU here that nigh, warn
YOU Your police are seeking me night
and day and ! am fully alive to my
danger whilst stay IN YOUR midst. But
for close upon a thousand years the
Sheikalicbal Lord OF the Hashhishin.
has guarded the traditions and rules
OF the prohphet (Salla--'llabu aleybi
wascllumD, / Hassan OF Aleppo, am
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23
GIRLS! ACT NOW!
HAIR COMING OUT
means DANDRUFF
26-cent 'Dandeine" Will
save your hair and dou-
bic its beauty.
Try this! Your hair gets soft,
wavy, abundant and
glossy at once.

Save your hairl Beau,ify III II is
only a matter Of using little Dander-
inc occasionally TO have head OF
heavy, beautiful hair; soft. lusuous,
wavy and free from dandruff, II is
easy and inexpensive TO have pretty.
charming hair and lots Of Il. Just get
a ascent bottle Of knowlton's Dander-
inc now--all drug stores recommend il
apply a little as directed and within
ten minutes there will he an appearance
Of abundance. freshness, fluffines and
an incompatible gloss ind lustre, and
try a. you will you can not find 4 trace
Of dandruff or falling hair; but your
real surprise will be after about two
weeks use, when you will see new hair
fine and downy a first--yes--bu,
really new sprouting out al over
your scalp--Danderine Is, we believe
the only sure hair grower; destroyer ol
dandruff and cure for itchy scalp and
Il never fails to stop falling hair q,
once.
II you want TO prove how pretty and
soft your hair really 10, moisten q cloth
With q little Danderine and cArefuii,
draw il through your hair--takins one
small strand a q time. Your hair Will
bt soft. slossy and beautiful In just I
few moments delightful surprise
awaits everyone who tries ,his.-Ad~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23

THE silence remained unbroken for
thirty seconds or more, Then again
j, was disturbed by that ghostly,
muffled rapping
| advanced a step nearer TO the door
Who's there'" cried loudly
What do you want!"
The flap Of the letter box began to
move, and ] formed a sudden determi-
nation. Making no sound in my heel
less Turkish slippers, crept close up
to the door and dropped upon my
knees.
Thereupon the flap became fully lift
ed, but from where | orouched beneath
!, ! was unable to see who or what was
looking in yet hesitated no longer. |
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23
A
COLD IN
AHURRY
'Pape's Cold Compound"
is pleasant and affords
Instant Relief.

A dose taken every two hours until
'hrec doses are taken will end grippe
misery and break up a cold
II promptly opens ologged up nos,rils
and air passages in the head, stops
nasty discharge or nose running, re.
lityes sick headache, dullness, feverish-
ness, core throat, neeiing, soreness
and stiffness.
Don, stay s,ufied.upl Qui, blowing
and hufilinp Ease your ,hrobbing
head Nothing else in the world gives
such Tromp, relief as "pape's Cold
Compound" which costs only rs cents
a, any drug store. I, acts wi,hou,
assistance. tastes nice, causes no incon-
veniercc. Ee sure YOU pe, the genuine
Don, accept something lse.--Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23
STUDENTS have
SAME TEACHERS
Promoted Pupils Take lnStruC-
tors With Them,

PURCELL. Okla. Jan 23.-tSpe'
GALA new system has been intro
duoed here by Supt F. NJ Hines in CON
nrcton with promotion oi grade stu
dents in the city schools. Pupils pro
NOTED from one grade to another arc
to he taught by the same teacher. rot,
instance il a student is to be promoted
from the A third to the b fourth his
teacher in the third will have charge
OF the r fourth IN connection with the
A third. This change is made to pre-
won't confusion OF the pupils when they
change teachers
Mr.. kimes has also introduced three
new classes in the high school They
arc zoology, commercial arithmetic and
domestic science.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23
Durant Boy Wins Prize.

DURANT, Okla, Jan. J.-(Spe-
oial)-Pinkey Beal OF near Albany,
this county. a member of the boys
club, has been notified tina, he has been
awarded the $50 grand prize Offered
by the state fair for the best history
OF crop in club work The young mai,
is now attending business college At
Chillecothe. Mo. and is l8 years old.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23

believer pierces at night as he travels
toward El-Medineh. 1t is the light
which nprises. spiritual fMe; from the
tomb of the prophet tSalla 'llabu
aleybi waselum) The relics also are
radiant. though in a lesser degree"
! managed to force words to my lips
(To be continued)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23

Sheik of the order today, and my sa-
cred duty has brought me here
The piercing gaze never LETT his face.
was not We, by any means my own
man and still made no reply.
"You have been wise" continued Has
san. in that you have never touched
the sacred slipper. Had you laid hands
upon it. no secrecy could have availed
YOU. The eye of the hashhishin sees all
There is a shaft of light which the true
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23

Rudolph CAM. Pianist, Thursday
eve, Jan Is, Musical Art Institute
Tickets, Soc ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23
CASCARE7S SELL
Twenty million
''s(|G! Boxes PER PI:RI'iE YEAR
Best, safest cathartic for liv-
er and bowels, and peo-
pie know it.
They're fine! Don't stay biz
ious, sick, headachy
or constipated.
WORN While YOU SLEEP

Enjoy life. Keep clean inside with
Caseares. Take one or two at night
and enjoy the incest, gentlest liver and
bowel cleansing you ever experienced
Wake up feeling grand Your head
will he clear. your tongue clean, breath
right. stomach sweet and your liver and
thirty feet of bowels active. Get box
at any drug store and strAighten up
Stop the headaches, bilious spells bad
colds and bad days---Brigh,en up Cheer
up. Clean up! Mothers should give q
whole Cascaret TO children when cross,
bilious. feverish or IL tongue is coated
they are harmless-never gripe or
sicken. n % a
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-02-28
JACKSON ITEMS
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Mrs. VIM. Bolte spent several days
at the home of her brother, &Johr
Kock, and family this week, while
Mrs. Kock and son, John, were ir
Omaha. E..,- s.. .''.;,
| Mrs. Julius Dresser returned home
Sunday after a five weeks stay with
her daughter, Mrs. Gus Gertz, and
family. -s "..
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Ahrenkiel gave
a farewell party to their many friends
and neighbors last Saturday.
Anton Ahrenkiel moved to Vail last
Wednesday to retire from farming.
| John kock, Jr. passed through a
| successful operation Tuesday at St
GATHERINGS hospital at Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kock entertain
ed their neighbors Tuesday evening
February Goth.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gum returned
from Missouri last Thursday where
they attended the funeral of her moth
er. Mr.. Gum tells us that they have
no snow there and have had no rain
this winter.
G. H. Johnston is now secretary of
the school board Of Jackson township
and all orders must be sent to him
at Vail. The voters Of Jackson town.
ship will be asked to vote to build a
new school house In sub district No.
and a tax may be levied to pay for
the same at the township meeting on
the second Monday in March.
NJ. Madden and son, Leo, were cut.
ting timber on the Culberg farm last
Thursday. After six weeks of sick
ness Leo is again able to swing the
woodsman's ak.
julius Jams bought load of 10 cent
hogs from Fred Rickers the first Of
the week.
Miss Gertie Gherken is working at
the Geo. Brotherson home.
Fred Rickers and sons were cutting
timber on the Chas. Koenck farm this
week.
julius Andersen is working for his
brother, Gus, near Brogan. tt l.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gum will move
to their home in Wall Lake on the
first of March. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Raine will work the Gum farm on
shares this season.
Next Monday will be school election
and new directors will be elected,
and on the 18th Of March Jackson
township voters will have a chance
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house in No. 4.
William, Mary, and Caroline Kock
and Miss Katie Mau spent Sunday at
Omaha with Mrs. John Kock and son.
John. 49,. xe... 49,. .,. -.
Edward Rickers spent several days
in Nebraska the past week with rela-
tives and friends ..-.es. %, gse. =.
Hugo and Emil Dettbarn and Mr..
and Mrs. Conrad Schaffer spent Satur-
day in Denison. - T.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rickers were
Sunday callers at the Geo. Brother
son home. Mrs. Brotherson was up
and around, but still weak. D..
VIM. Rickers spent several days at
the home Of his sister, Mrs. c. Broth
erson, the past week.
!, Gus Gertz spent a few hours Sun.
day at the J. F. Dresser home.