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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-16

@eifIi6er Gurb-arfurgenb bsi eer Rreuenne
Der peitIiten Gurbsqinie bon 2uiiiarin slbenne
iinb Der ilbIiten Gurbs1iuie bon Ct eaipreHee
slDsMas bel BE-. grbsbans $500 Sss Sasr Ir
@rbbbuna 5000 Sub. bem Nntnug etner oer'
tiinIen aiirbe: bann dufiieieeno ftr 25 Sup ntS
5in Grbohuua s30.59 6nb; euln onfiteteenb llr
gnbe Der beiGaien bertiialen airpe; oann auf.
iteteeub sur State bon "a, ifir 255.64 Sub bis
our grbobuna ss9.s0 SUB, BEN anfdne elmer
bertitaen surbe; odnn anffteteene tir p
feeieeHb tiir % SUB bis sirr grb6tuua s53.03
Snb: bnrn nufiteieeuo fur 25 Gub bis sur or,
bcbung s54.52 Sub: oann nufiteiaenb fiir %
ilcieenS FIR 95 ssub Biz Bin grbobuns $500
SUB; baHn nuffteieenb fit 25 Sub bts 5lr CT
bpbunq s58.i6 Sub; oann nnlitetgenb fur %
Tnb bis 5ur Grb0bire s5o.14 SUB: bcnn anfs
ssns. BEN en6e Ser beioafen bertifnIen aurbe;
bl-na s60.5O Snt bel beer arensHne Der NETT
li9eH Gnrbseinie bon euittaHta aoeniie uiio oer
uoroIihen Gnrb-2inie bon Whblanb eloenne.
Ceitliner -elHfuuaenb BEL Der streu5rra
Der 6itltben GurbsQinie bon puiitnnta gnenne
iinh Der n5roIhen Gurbsainie bon gt. eniu'
renee gloenne BET Der Grbobung $3.50 SUB uno
benz glHtang etner nertiinlen aiirne: odnn npto'
pdrts Giaiieiaeuo fiir 10 SUB BITS Bnr 9rbe'
bnna s29s0 sSuB: b1Hr niiiifet6knb fir 10 1ub
big sur grbobnng s30.37 Snb. BEN gnoe Der
befaeten rertiialen sturbe: baun antiteaerb 5ur
Utule OpU 10 1ut Ell.OO Oub ot9 CUT GtppVuAb
so Sub, BEN anfans einer pertifaIen sttrbs;
eann drli'teieenb fur 25 SUB bis sur Grbebnne
6b1.4e 5lfb; baHn Giifteiaerb fur % Jrb BITE
5ltr Grbbbline s53 06 fub; bdnn nItiteieenb fur
rs SnB bis 3Ir grh5bnns s5l:52 Sub; bann
ouftteiaenb fiir 25 Ssub bis 5ur Grbobune 1885
Ssns; 6Glln auffteteen6 fiir 25 sSus bis slir Or,
bebung s57.oe f5ns; oann nrfiieieenb ffr 25
sue bis ,sur Grbobung .s5s.1e Sus; bann mi
tteaero fir 20 sStb bic siir Grb0buue S6e14
Sub: barn aiiftieieenb flr 25 fSus DIS SIM Gr'
bGbHng $4,000 Sub, benz Gnbe oer befaeter per'
tiiaIen aliroe unb ber areusune Der 6itIidbeH
gurbsaiHie bon aufitanin 2lbeune unb ber fiiS'
Iidsu Gurb.2irie bon WdbInrb Goenue.
limb fei es terTer berorbnet. bab aIs Droi'
nnnoen cbr 2beiIe bon Orbindnsen. ipeI6e FIJI.
Der pdiiiri ipurbeu nro blerrit In pieerfprup
fieben. bierurit piberrltfeu perben.
Raiiirt am q citobet u .. 1917.
G q. MARTIN
Brdffbeut bro tem. bes eiaoiraibs.
eepIaubist: Srsh G4ueIIsI GIed.
Girtsebeibeui SEQ 9u6tG Daopor
s. on 1917 1923
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-16
ubenue bis mipIanb Wprnu.. lsi une b,rIsIbe

abenue bic wibInnb Qbenus. fsi uue bsrfelbe
1T bterbar4 feiteeifelt mir foIat:
OltGurb - anfnuoenb On ber slreuanrs ser
bi1lcen gurb.einls bon e9ttf slbenue nuS
Der norbIineu eurb-einie bon et. 8amrcnce
apeuie auf Der 2obe pou ea957 Sub rro
BEN auldnee elmer pertiialeu eteaunG. ham
norondrts dufftrieeHb iir s6.1t 6nb 3u bsr
oope bon s5o.71 5uB: baum aufitsieeno fiir
25 Sub gu hsr Sobe bon s52.32 5ub. benz
Gr1eb ber beineten pertiiaIer giegine nnb BEN
Snianee =, elmer anoeIeH eerlialsn sa gissun9; sa;
s54 is SUB; bann aniiietetno iir so ynlj 5u
ber S66e bon S57.44 Gus; oorn 1iiisieeno
ilir 80 Sub su Der S3be bon S6O.29 SnB;
BON s626s Sub; olnu oufiteieenS fur 90 6uB
AZ Der oobe bon 664.52 i5ub; odIn aiii1eleeno
iiir 80 sub dn Der 3obe bon eoo.e4 SnBi
bGnn nIilIeieene tiir 80 Snb 81 Der 9ope
bon S66q0 SUB: o1ru 1untetgeno iilr oD
SUB gu ber S5be bon se7 ss SUB oem SnSe
Ter 0eiagtsn terttiaIen Siegung; 6diir 1Il'
lteieenb Sn Der @ate bon o.5qP liir ASS olB
in Der Sobe bon s67.60 SUB an oer srei'
Aiita Der oi!Ii@en Gurbs2inie bon odii' gnes
lae nnb Der iiSIiRen Gurb'aMic bon gfio'
Lamb Acenue.
gSefts0urb - slnfuneeub an Der srert,ung
her neItlichen gurbsainie bon Sdtlf aoernc
unb ber norblden 9uIbsQtuie uoH q. e1rs
renoc Mbenue aui bcr 9obe bon SASH Sub
ecm anidnee einer nertiiGlen pieaung; oanH
noropdrts au'iteieenb tiir 11.63 sJub 81 Der
Sobe bon S4s.75 Sub; bunH antiteieeuo iar
11.63 Eub gu Der S0be bon s49,51 Srb;
bann aufiieigeub fiir II SO SUB ~ ber 8ohe
bon s50.SS Sub. bem Gube ber 5eldeteE tep
tiinIen geenng unb BEN Guinnge etlef aIl'
osren beriiiaIsn 8ieeune; bdnn aniile:esno
flr 80 SUB on Der Sobs bon 954.15 Snb;
oann miftieiuerb fir 30 Sub FL Der 9ope
bon Sb7.44 sSus; bnuu antiieigenb iiir bt Sub
gu Der SSbe BON seo2e SUB. bann aattts.
eenb fir 80 SUR 5u ber S56e bon s02.6s Tdb;
6ann auffieseno tiir SO FnB an eet Sehe BON
s6452 SUB; oanu aufitefeenb. fur 80 SUP ~
ber Spbe bon e65.e4 Gnb; odHu aMiieiSsro
tiir 90 Snb sn bsr Ssbe bon Se6,9o Sss;
banl Guffteipenb fir 80 SUB su Der Sope
bon s67.3s SUB. benz Gnbe bon sefdeter ber'
tifaIen Bieeuns uno BEN artange eaer aii'
beren bertiiaIen 8ieeune; oGnn nbiieta'no
fir 22eo Sub 5u Der 8obe bon s67 2e 6nb;
banu nbiteieeno fiir 22.70 SUB su Der Sobe
bon e66S0 Sub unb Der &reu5nng Der fpelt'
Ii6en Gurb'eHie bon e6itt aoemne uno osr
liihlifen gurH3inie bon WdbInro Gpenne
ilnb iet es ferHer berorbnet, odb ale Dr'
binan5en pber 3beiIe bon Sroinan5en Delne
blersiioor pnifirt nuroen uIlo bierr1tt I'M eSIs
oeriprltb fteben, bierourb ptberruieu ttno.
9aiiirt am 2. Sitober 1917.
6. G. martin.
grdffoert Qro Sem. oee Siaotrntbs.
meoro,,bihnt. Greh e ii hue Her. Hl9rf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-16

BUR SefHesuns oes gtpemIs bon eGtfi
Goemie, bon 81 Saiurenes slSsuus BIZ IRIS.
hnb abenue.
Gel es Derorbnet burG BIN stabipats Der
@taof Cincinnati, Staat Cbia, sas hsr gurbs
ifbsae ssa e6tfi slsauus ass e Raassass
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-16

GiHe GrbtHauA, no. le2-ief7. BUR
" Gefhetuna bes Ripedut bon gtufIeose
Stpdbe, bon glernOds uDsHns tib snr ei. eap.
renee ubenue
Gel es berorbuet BON tsm etabiruft Der
Stnbt Cincinnati. sfaat DbiO, bos Der girb.
0rab bon sautieoee Sirnbe, bon ber DIsn,pnb
aeenne Die sH ct edpreure aIberus. fstu foa
nnb bieruit feiteeitsHt nire ipte fpIet:
Ceitlicber gurb-slufaneenb bel Der apenr
ung Der oitiineH dnrb&lnie bon MIrtleoae
Gtrate niib Der thoIiben GurbQiTie bon 9lens
nab eIbenne BEL einer Grbotnna ee2.O5 Gnt.
lltb BEN anfana elmer beriifaIen ainpf; 6aHn
fnbtpdrte e6fteioenb f1r 20 5rb Bic siir Grtos
tins eei. .3e eiisi bafIjf nbneiaeHt fnt 2B eabi
~ sig e<3ssaaa ee6as Cd kes bas, bSfI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-16

fine DrbtHan6. 30. 4ea-1917. 3nr
v 1eftfieturp beB Dhbeuus bon oufttaiIid
slhennet bon Ct 9aiurenee anenne BIS silr g9lb,
lamb eoneHne.
Gel es bsrorbrt bon benz etabtruit Der
eiabt Cincinnati. staat Dbio, bab Der G,rb.
@rab bon auiitarta aberue, bon Ct adiprenee
saSemrs bis p2iblanb ubenus. fs.a fag ana bier.
MI sseaHest Stsb scts kisfa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-16

fctue DrbtnanB, 80. 457 1917.
" SsrbieieuS Die &friGlno ooer ben eIs.
brdun bon gebdubsH in ben SeitbeHss4 s4iitrifieH
oer Sidot Cincinnati hlr bic GHibeiunbuHa
NetTiigune pber &rnererura bon alieebletdlen
tbiertinel Snaren ufib ben Betprobinieu boz
bon oHrG grgaH5ung bon SeitioH lb2 oes
Rpbey bon Grofndnse1 tfr Slaoi 0incinmft.
eei es oercroBei bIr9 ben Siaoiraib Ter
Siobi Cincinnati. Sioai Ltto:
Der Stnbt Cincinnati eredH5i perbe bnrte
anorbnen bon esttiou A52-i. 10 bab fit spis
iolei Imriei:
Seftion 452-i. feeiu Gebaube fou srri6ht
coer esbrTii6i tperoen gun auibeipapsef, flei'
Hiaeu pber 0rneueru bon uraebleidieu tbleris
iden Saareu ober irgerb iDelhcr Der BsD
prooiite bdbpn, ober fur 5ie 6abrtfdfiou oocr
trqeuo eine Combination bsrelben, eriotoerro
ben Bebrun9 ooer BebnubIuHg oon tbtertiAen
Subitar5en. berbretienb i1doiibe 0erlte.
1die, ober fIl9tIoe SGt'iGHeen, ouf ir3snb
ipel6em 01ub ober gigeuibluI. dnlipbtuo an
ireen6 sne bffentIibe Gircbe. dnen ooer NC
iirIi6e Gren5s, folds irit Hsaieriironies anf
befintrts S1lnften obsr eiienba1n see3e'
gbeiI ber c5rense BON etnen Neiioens.ielo6 roer
GoiinrR biIber, iute befinig burn Sefiion 4B2
bes aobes bon Oroiuan5GH eer Siapi stir
geftisn 2 9ies prtlrnp fou In ssruti
freien uHS Bllneiett ba5ea bonn urb mao
BEN frabeitsH bom Gsiete srIannien Bert
gsaiixt ON 4 Gfober IT, D ief1.
q Q. 0drftu.
nrdftoert gro 1emg beS Gtnbirdfos.
Reaimibtei: Jreb. 60 Heilers Qled.
WuileDerBfu: SEQ. Wg4ia, Ber0sru1is
itfr. an 8. Gitn5er 1917. 1923
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-16

Htr, pxbIuaus. 80. teO-iei7. Sus
W gtnblirund bee Wibeoue bon SlAi GeeTfue,
bon wiblane sIbeHus bis am eniurenee abenrs.
gei Is berurbnr. BON bem einbiratb Der
stabt Gindnnati, Gtaai Ohio. h1b htr Curb
Gyuab bon SIS; g5Gus. bon wabIaue eoenns
bts Si. 2Gfprenos slSeuls feiu iou Hnh tssrutf
i.iiaeett tuiro D.t toIsf;
gsdtIic5er Qlrb-ggnfaraenb tsi her aretis'
una Der peltiaen ur5selIie eoH 0iSi ADfHge
in6 her fihh4eH @uro.etnie BON gseiaHp
Hherue, BET etHer SrbabHnq 5000 Jus; oahn
ftbipdGis abiieiseHs slrr Wnie ben o;sB iaI
oe6 20 sSHb bis 5ur Grb5bnHa s6e.tt Gub bel
Der aren5une ber fUeitltGen Qurbseiilie ben
Stei alnera uHs oeT HoEoii9eu 9irrb'eInis ben
a. 1dprence Ooenue.
Celtlider .lHinnsrab BET Der sTerSHrg
ber bitIi6en Ggrbstnie BON Gsef uoeHne nno
Der lGbIi9en Qarb e.aie bon yaelaHe anenle
bel Der grbbbHHa -17 .0Os 6nB NIB BEN az.
tuna elmer oeriiig.eH Htrpe: bann ihoipdris
abileteeno fir 60 iFHB bic sur Qrbobnng
e76.ss 5Hs; bGHn ubiesefTb fir Is JHb bts
sir Grbo5uta s75l3 Sifb; boiiu ntiieleeRb liir
25 sSHt. bts. sHt GTho9lne sl4.d2 Jus, BEN
gnhpurfie Der eeuanHisu retttioIen ttnroe;
baln dbite,geno 8ur 9ialr bon 0.e5e far 6+b.eZ
gub 5ts gun Gttobuuc pcn eo9.sO Sub, bean
tlntane elmer 6eriiialeH sturbe; bann ablteieenb
tit 70 5us bis siH 9fbpbnHg e6s.69 bnb;
bann aHfiieiaeHo ilir 20 Snb bio sur grbs6nne
s6e.sl SUE; bauH auiiteigenb fir 20 Snb bic
sur arbobnns SOFA 6iib; ham nbiieiaeno Jar
SO.03 tJub GHb BIS sur Qtpobuns elUts oHb
bel Der areHInns Der eftli6en 9arb9iRIe pom
Sisf Nnenue irio ber HbTblinen 0irtsSsIiis eoH
St. adiprenet a0enue.
iiHb iei es ieruer oerorbuet, bab ole Crib
ndnseu, o6er Ibeile bon Grbtnailsen, ipel6e
frlber pdtiirt nlbeH iInb bieruIit ni4i lber'
etnlrntnlen, bermIl rgibetrnfgA iino.
gGsiu am 2. C.isbeE u. .. 1917.
6. g. Martin,
RrdRbeHt prc ten. bes Siabimtes.
EeelGubist 6reb. SGneIIer, glerf.
1uteebeiBeui Geo. 9nGt1. waGnot,
q a %
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-16

6stus Orbtnans. no. <0e =. 1917:
W geriretenb bic EreiR bes 5rbrfveqs
uub her Setienfpege bon sil Grfit Nonb. oan
Saurilton 0beuue bis Gu siHeu {uniis i.7oo
Dnft otiii6.
Gel es oerprbret bir6 hen etabirain Der
Gtnbt Cincinnati, Gtnoi ohio!
e&ifiou 1. Gab bie greite bes BobFtpe0e
bon Stn Gre'i eeodb, bon 6auiltrn Nbenre be
su ttnem 9urfie itebsebu blHeert rub Ditto.
fst. urb biffsIbe ~ b.r5ur4 trterett nl:i
pterurbstpa1sia (2l) l1it 5tDii1eu ben UurbS.
NIB bat bic Eretts Ron iebem Geifeufpe1
Baum bterburtt Gu' sslg uue stnfr bniber
gs,t,oH SAT- als prSirnuser pb.r
HbeiIe bon pTbtrdrssH. ipei6e btersuDcr p1l.
FIT ipurben. flHe. unS SielsibsH ftab bisroilT1
seifion g., gsst crbirnrp sou IN arnft
ireteu rus slTrefeit 5abeu BON unb nn1
benz fribefisa BON Sslets etianbim 6slS
aaifta ON 2. ctisssr e. o. 1917
e O. MARTIN.
wrdHbsui gro Temp. bes Sia1lra.bs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-16

Niue OrbiraHs, go. 46T-1el7. 9ur
" 5eiiiieluHa Der Arelte beb GubrbaIHmS
uHo geiteHipegs bon Sul MDenHs. bon eenbi'
HoI NotHAe bis 4glDortb tlOenus.
Sei es berorbnei con BEN Siabirgib oer
StGbt Cincinnati. Siaat CbtO:
Seiilou /. 9Gb hie Breile beS G1brodninS
oet pun aoeine, poH H9iosllcf eieelIlis pc Slp.
ieiiqejielit lUtrb auf bieruuosfpaH5ie l2s) 1ub
sipliben gurbs, uHb bag bic Hreiie eines ieofn
Seiienpeees hermit ieitseiest iptrb anf bteis
5ebn (i3) Gus
seittpH q Eab Gae crDinansen, obsr 9teiIs
BON 6TbtHdIl5eH. meine irlber p9iiri ipuFben
nHo hermit IN gsioerfprnp iiebeu. bserHii
ipiberruien fiHb.
liHn Gilrgieii boGcn Don inIb nnd ben bonn
0elet erlGubieu irlbefid 9eiipunlil an.
Bdilirf ON 2. CfiDber q. o 1917.
g. 9.im2urttn,
9tdiiSeHt pro tenn be5 Giahtnikb
BesInbipt eTeb S4neIIer, 0ierf.
Guisebeibea: SEQ 4u6ta, Duhor
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-16

grafSent qro sem. bes 5iaStratbs.
BeaInubibet: Sreo S&neIler, Glert.
G5ripebeiten: Seoree gu9td, gar'
perneiiier am S. Sftpber 1917. 1928
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-16

q. g. Rarttr,
prdfibent pro tenn. bes etabtrotbs.
geaInnbist: Grsb. s&neIIsI GIen.
entaebeibeu: .9sn. gu3tG maabor,
8. Git 1917 1923
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-16
8H perfanfen - slHtOmObile.
5u perfaufen--Tarmen.

caHb RdnfeE Ssupsn SIs Iur eln
vIemplnr bes ssnstosn .a0rto Hurers Dlaga,
stne-, ater 900 yurfIl, ,g,ureatnS In Isber aus.
eaoe Guae3eidi bon GiafHtbamsrn unb aGsr,
ten ben ieeen efdst 20 Gei.rn tilbfesr
nlonais f0e. Ganb Runsrs maaa.
stHs. 9tpt o 90, 1rnr. 9osDa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-16
gerIanst sn fnnfcn.

alte 0eber. Betttr-21ir besnblen eie
to4iifr 9rfife for AefeIben; mir tpsrosn boD
fprs64n. fpeHn bsna9rihiiat s2rrffe: D g.,
800 @eif eeaite etI. Eel. GanaI $50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-16

wrdabeu. gro Temp. bes Siablra.bs.
Peelarbiei: Grtb. S4nsiltr dlen.
8rtaebetber: Gso Yu1ta, BhrasrHst'
fer, ON 8. Gttpber 1917. ie,2s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-16

RrdHbent bro ten. bes Siabimtbs.
EeelGubist 6teb. SGneIIer, glerf
1uteebeiBeui Geo. 9nGt1. waGnot,
s. Oft. 1917. 1923
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-16

9rdfbent bro ten. bss e:abtruibe
Beaiaiibiet: Sttb. SGnsIIst. GIeri.
Giligebsiber: Geo Wu6ta Dlabor.
g. Oft. 1917. 1923
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-16

Reolaubiet: Greh G@ueIIsI GIeu.
Giittsebeiberti SEQ gu9ta, DSapor
S. Cit 1917. 1923
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-16

pr5fibent pro tenn. eeS Stabtrntbs.
BeaIGubiat: Sreb. S6neIIsr. gIerf.
GutaetsibeT: Geo. quota, wldnor,
s. Git 1917 1923
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-16

Rraiissnt prO 9sm. rs eia6iraits.
RsaInubibai: Jreb S1nelIef, 9 gierf
eSuieebsibfH: Georee PH9fa, HAt,
eerniellier, an s. Cfipbet 1917. 1923
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-16
spbes.gnseisen.

az, ben 10. Sftober 1917. I'M
tags, in ibrer @obHung. 81
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-04
COMING EVENTS

The greatest era of construction in the history ot the Pacific coast is at hand Development of agricultural and mineral resources of the western states has reached that ront where the future of all localities IS assured and men who have been making fortunes a result of the world war are looking for places effect investments ot per nanent nature realizing that although the conflict IS not vet decided it cannot continue for long.
 This era of construction will be accompanied by a rapid development of Alaskan resources to supply mineral products necessary.
 In every important center on the coast the personal representative of the local chamber of commerce found n- ustral chiefs with their eyes Americas greatest pos session.
 Inquiries about coal, copper, shipping, agriculture, fish and every possible mineral development were forth coming.
 Many of these men will visit Alaska this summer, some on their own hook and others with the Semcenten- nia" excursion.
 It is up to Seward to be ready to welcome them and supply information concerning the lines of endeavor Tn which they are interested.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-04
THE HIGH COST OF CANS

Avoid hysteria over famine rumorS but leave no stone tued to aid conditions by raising as much pro- duce possible in your back yard or the vacant lot next door"
 This is the advice of those in charge of the food sua ton in western cities and as result the greatest crops in history will be raised this year to offset the drain oc- caSoned by entry into the and efforts to make up the loss in production in Europe.
 The scarcity of tin plate makes necessary to devise other ways of preserving food products than putting them in cans Secretary Redfieds advice to fish by salt ing and smoking is way out Drying vegetables and fruit instead of canning them is another Most products which are canned be preserved in other ways and it Sprobabe that should the war last another year canning will be dropped to a noticeable extent
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-04
PRESS CENSORSHIP

The press censorship section of the espionage bill now before congress is giving group of senators good deal of concern Nothing will be easier than the enforce ment of proper censorship Were it not for the fact that newspapers could not possibly know at all times whether particular item contained military information valuable the enemy voluntary censorship would suffice What the press needs is competent advice from military men, In the rare cases when there would be an honest difference of OpnOn the military should have the authority to enforce his orders It now seems unlikely that the measure under debate will prove rksOme to the public if enacted into statute law.
 The provision which raised most of the objection in the senate is designed to prevent discussion comment criticism" of the acts and policies of the government of its representatives It is directed as much at misguided prOpagandiSts as it is at newspapers
 It is automatic that ever conducted with out making mistakes It may be presumed that the leaders will know of the mistakes in advance of the public and will set about correcting them If we are to have lead ought to trust them. While war is in progress
 little good come from bushwhacking the men we have placed in positions of responsibility While niney-nine newspapers will be patriotic the hundredth might consd- it good business to print military information or to rail at the government This is an excellent time for the cOpperhead whether it be newspaper or an individual to maintain respectful silence.
 The constitution prohibits congress from abridging the right of free speech of free presS but this is
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-04
No. 31

No. 3l NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATRIX WITH WILL ANNEXED, and NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
 IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION, RENAL PREC- CINCT.
 In the matter of the estate of
 ADAM BLOCH, Deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the un- dersigned that she has been appoint ed administratrix with the will an nexed of the estate of Adam Bloch, deceased.
 All persons having claims against the said deceased are hereby notified to exhibit and present such claims, with the necessary vouchers, within six (6) months from the date of this notice, and the first publication there of, to the undersigned, ANNIE CHRISTENSEN, c said administra- trix, at the office of L. L. James, Jr., in the town of Seward, Territory of Alaska, which said office the under signed selects as her place of business in all matters connected with said estate of ADAM BLOCH, deceased. Dated: Seward, Alaska, April 19 1917. ANNIE CHRISTENSEN, Administratrix with the will annexed ! of the Estate of Adam Bloch, De- ceased.
 L. L. JAMES, Jr., Attorney for said Administratrix. April 21-2S-May 5-12.
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time when every citizen should submit to necessary dis cipline There need be uneasiness about abridgng any of our rights after the The question before the nation is how to win the war; and patriotic citizen is going to block the
 The worst thing about hard words is that they come mighty easy,
 dull knife is always neutrazed by sharp appetite
 If Peru joins the allies it is hoped that the bite will be as disagreeble as the Peruvian bark
 At the current price of shoes the Germans cannot at ford to retreat much farther
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-04
COME ON ALONG

There are so many big things to be done in Seward this year and much preparation for greater things to come that it is time to get clear away from the little stuff Steps taken early in the year to unite all elements in Sew ard for progress have been crowned with real results
 Get under way with the crowd and keep going.
 Don't hang back
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-04

Waterfll and Frazier whiskey at the Branch.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-07-20
KEEP PIGS, BOYS.
AND HELP COUNTRY

y The farm herd of swine offers a
splendid opportunity for farm boys to
help their country. Too young to en-
list in the Army or Navy, too small to
stand up under the hard work Of a
farm hand, they can help to win the
war by taking over responsibility for
lighter work, and so relieve men for
the harder work. By taking charge Of
the hogs on the farms boys will be
helping to solve the farm-labor prob
lem. They will be helping to produce
I, d very important food for the men in
the Army and Navy.
Boys taking Charge of the farm herd
should join pig club. Pig-club mem
bers have already proved their ability
as hog raisers. They can extend their
work. A member Of the pig club re-
ceives valuable instructions from train
ed and experienced leaders. A pig
club member publicly enlists as jun
ior Soldier of the commissary.'
Fathers will have more faith in theil
boys if they are pig-club members
and will be reader to make them part.
ners and put them in charge of the
farm herd. A pig-club boy means
business. He keeps records and knows
just what it costs to prduce a pount
of pork. Records help to correct mis-
takes. They make raising hogs {
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-07-20
an ORDINANCE
ESTABLISH THE GRADE OF HUN
INGTON STREET MEDINA VILLAC


ESTABLISH THE GRADE OF HUNT
INGTON STREET MEDINA VILLAGE
SECTION /. Be It ordained by the
Council of the Village of Medina that
the grade Of Huntington Street from
the north line of West Washington
Street to the south line Of West Liberty
Street be and the same 10 hereby es-
tablished as follows; Commencing me on ol
Street at an elevation OF 1910 feet.
Thence northwardly in the middle of
said street 3S2.5 feet to the south line
of West Liberty Street with an eleya-
ton Of 1880 feet. The above elevation
shall apply to the middle Of the street
and curb stone lines and have reference
to plane 2OO.8 feet below the bench
mark on the meridian stone N. q. COR
ner OF park.
SECTION 2. That the sidewalk
grade for the west side shall be $40
inches above the street grade 80 far -
SECTION 81 3. That the sidewalk
grade for the east side shall be as fol-
! lows: Commencing at the north line
1 or washington Street with an elevation
| OF 1910 feet. Thence northWardly
distance OF $50 feet to an elevation Of
distance OF 1850 feet to an elevation
1 OF 1895 feet Thence northwardly fol
II e distance or S2.5 feet to the south line
J OF West Liberty street to an elevation
of 1850 feet.
SECTION A. That all grades hereto
fore estabIlshed between any of ths
above named points on said street, ans
\ Inconsistent with the provision Of thil
ltordinance, be ana are hereby repealed
NJ SECTION g. This sCrdinance shal
i take effect and BIZ in force from AM
i after its passage and legal publication
4 Pashed May 18th, "A. ID, 1917.
Il. II. RANDALL Mayor
y q. d. VANDEUSHN, Clerk. 46k2 N