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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-15
nnfaae.

gran G. SsHIen bon go. 812
2oeuit Strabe tam geitern auf bein
f4nssbtbedtsn Srottoir Dor BEN 5duie
go 2S30 Sianton 9lpenue 70 iingliids
li4 gu Tun. .bob iie fi9 bas re9te
5dnose!ent berttaudte. 0k geruns
eliidte ipnrbc nab ibrer Dobnuns
nberfiibrt,
- Der 6arbtge Joiepb sablor Don
Rc. 753 9enppn 2lbnne eereib ges
itern in. ben 9lnIasen Der SoIepb &.
Sofepb Co., gap. 1912 5orrifcn @be.,
nit Der reften pdnb in cine 2tnlpens
fortiermnfdine, ipobsi ibln bic Tng-r
bog 5iigeri9ti purben. Sapior fonh
glufnabm< i'm ftGStil@eu SO5pitaI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-15

bsanffrogi. Elm grunbitfd an Der eft
isits ter Gresnup Sirabs gslssen, 5u
perfnufsn. .Sn Der aiags Dpn Gbiparf
u. Nliusr eegen Sdnlilsl 3. MiIer
irurbe bsr MnIttr aommiiIdr benuf.
tragf, Elm Grunbftiid on Der TiiHis
ssbntsn uno aen5an Strabs gu Ders
iniifen, neil basislbs BON beiben Bar
tei,n gsmeiuIfafiIid) getignst pirn
unb niGt gstbsilt iDeroen lam.
= g,rTttiiel gsrGnberunaen. =
Sobn g. 9rn6p an stdte aellnr, eins
2rt : an Der Weitisite Der @resIriip
S'trdbe. iiibli6 Der gieb5sbntsn Strns
bs. % bti 105 sub. 5u 81. s. q.
Wills an Joiepb gdrtner, 5ipei acts,
jebe 30 fyMb on Der Citieite Der 9ras
pes Gbenus in Grlnfstr su 81. 5nrrg
II. ReDoib an Qllfreb Repcib ST., cine
Cot an Der 2eipis Strube, 33 SUB
ssrout gu 81. abos. 3. Collins an
Wihnel Dpnpgbus. cine Got % beI
SO SUB an Der Weitisite Der guuOd
Strabe 5ti 81.
- 5eirdibsIdeine. Jlpb6 g.
Gmitb, q. bon Balion, an., nHo
Mlaubt iSrisnb, IL, BON grlarger. -
5srmann MarIa uub Seonstte Raes
gtler, bsibs pom Cincinnati.
Dos 2eiden6egdnsnib Doh pbis
Zip Gerrtm finbst inorgen friib pom
Erauerbauis go. 412 Oft 3p0Ifie
StrnBe aus Fatt, iporauf nm 7.30
ubr @orsens IN Der CT. SoIepIs
Stride Elm fsisrlides Requiems5ods
amt eslsbrirt ipsrben ptrb. Die 2siHs
pirb aaf bsnl giaiitsr giaitssrr see1ss..!es e1ss..!es GrisDbnt
CUR eipigtu Rube beItatist ipsrbtn.
- Der II Jabre alie Tapt afhs
rrnft Don 30. 128 Weit 3tpeits Gtras
Re frirb bef1ulbigt, BON Der Bets
eumber so. in Siibsg oDinaton elm.
Gdrsibmofdins seitobln su baben.
gr irxoe in Cincinnati perbnftet unb
BON ben Dstettiues Sanforb unb Pnr'
Ter bisrbsr suriidsebratt. Gsssn Nib
rraft ipurbs bic alHtldge bes GroBs
erbobsn.
- Rihtsr Sarbsion sa6 ssIirn I'm
Gircuiissridt in Der alage BON aen.
lon 60. segen bic Strabsnba5H @e,
TeGfbaft unb Die Gopington unb 2ers
ingtpn Surnpitt Co., in ipeIf)sr nm
be @srldneeruna Der Gtrabenbnbns
Iiuie na9 erlanger nafgeiu9t ipiro,
me gutfdeibung ob, fponn8 Der Gin
uanb Der @.rtlngteu unieriiiist fpiro.
5u Der Gnti6eibuna ipiro ertpdbnt,
,ab aentcn 60. auf bic llngiiltis,eit
ines aontrafts, ipelder nit ben gers
!Inoten fir bic genubung gstpifier
Str.den auf Der srtpibHtsn 2anbftras
je fir GiraB,nbdbnapeds angebIi1
lbeefhloffen ipurbs, btffeben tann,
,ab ieSob bic Gtrnbenbdbn Gsfsl.
noft ni6i ba3u es5ipungen iperbeu
ann. bic Gtrnbsnbobnlinie mad Grs
anger gu berldrssrn. Die alase mar
m Sabre 1916 pom Benton 60. ses
Ier bic Strnbenbabn Geislf4aft am
eitrengt iuorben.
= gis @aF.rmietbe ipfrb ipnfrs
9einlid srb0bt nerbel. aonfumeuten
riseu iia auf biefe unaugan.hms
leberraI9uns porbertiisn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-15
So0t anfgefnnAeu.

s. g. SuGipon, Elm 9ef9iftsreis
fenber aus Columbus, g., Der I'M
8urnst 6puie abgeitisgen mar, tuurbe
geitern als 2eide I'M 8ett eefuHbeu-
Gr ftarb pie Coroner DR. Bauer feits
itellte, zines ratiirli6en Spbes.
- Die Serbin Ntorp Wladlitpts
ipurbe geifern in tbrerWobnuns i'm
Su1ife go. 1877 Campbell @lIep toot
Gufgefunben. 2out benz 9efunb oes
@oroners mar Der Sob bur9 eineH
9er5f4log erfolgt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-15
R@eanlafismus
usrmfaf6l, oa5
Sic f(4 a(t fi@(en
Beb nub Sdmer5eu berfdJipiHben
Sar4 SIoau's 2iuimeHt ben
Samilierfrenub.

sBenH Sbrs @sIerfe seif perben, Sbre eirfns
kstiou f1Iedbf. HHo 5br esibeH gle rdsbos
na@t. 70 sisbf ens auipsHbuHa bon eIodHs
eiHtmsuf Sbnsu fnnene erIet6teruna = footet
ben e6usrs. bsrnfa6f cine griie GtrtlhGttoH
Hnb srleibtet etoduHasH- &c ~ Iei1ter gnIS
petniiner su eebrau1en afs f6misrise RfIGiter
HI.b eaIben. ptrft fdrteu Hrtb Derftopfi Mot bic
gsrer- gs macbts istHs SIe6eH Gf ote 5Giit.
Gle bruucber Mat su reibeu, es seh burcb.
Etherli6 fein fir Nbeimntisu SINUS, fteifes De,
It'd Scidtiou inbmen HiideH. 9doni nmerseu etc
Hfir Berftun&mQer, BerrenuHQen, Ibtohrs
ftfraer, fdiDdr8s NIB blnife Slede oerTiiHoert
sloun's atsiment ben S3merS Hro beri1t9t Die
uebeu SteueTt
6eir 6ebrnrn NJ 70 G1aemetn. bos etc
gloairs eirimeut ols ben 5reHno oer gdn5sH
syorniIis arfeten ipernen, @robe 5Iaf1sH hbeS<
ar bel Npofheferu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-15
R{s!;;$!lisk:|
Der perI0nli9e Ra3lab oes SoIepb
g1 gpsiJerhorh hetr1n+ e0556 AZ

Der perI5nlibe Ra9laB bes SoIepb
u. Dfenbnrp betrdgt $2556.67.
@erf 4iebeueA
8. 70. Yedrlman bat auf 9rlt1b ets
nes gebro9eneu Wtietbtpntrattes cine
SIase iiber $1,000 sessu SObu 5. Sus
ttiee eingerei4t.
aBegen S6dbiguns feiues Srunbeis
gentbuns an Delta uub @dfteru @oe.
bat Charles Bm. Wprtmnn cine &laoe
itber $4,000 gegsu bic Stabt Giucin'
natl dnseftpengt.
@eil bic Sunbe Der @ertlagten m
fetnen pfer9 eiubraugen unb cine Gns
aaA G9ufe t0bteten, bat gnos Sabes
cine S6doeneriuBtIase iiber $505.30
gegen Mifouri u. Sapes unb eine Iols
6e iiber $324.20 gegen Ebos. So uuo
Wiarn g. @uarb eingerei6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-15

gol. guibo Slges. Der 9dnbigsr Der
lgsfur4teten ouIsJnoianer, iit nun
isIbft bonn 2lnbsSpingsr Sob. bem er 10
oft i'm 2eben furdtlos iris auee ges
If9out, be3tpungeu tDorDen. Der 9reis
iDurDe geitern Wsorseu bon isinsr
Dirthsfrau IN Der Mobnuns SO. 1208
glap Stpabe aIs 2eif)e I'M Bet ges
funben unb ipie Der binsuse5osene
Coroner Or. artbur Bauer feititslIie,
bate bas miibe 5ers stnfa9 aufsebOrt
gu f9Iogeu. go III bas pitIbe;Degte
2eben rubig unb Idmerslos 5u Gnbe
getommen- unb EN- WSann nit sirem
ebIsn 6oben Gbdrafter unb einem soL
benen Sersen 1T ans unferer Htttte ges
nonnisn. 0dB es ibm iri4t beIhieben
tprrbe, ipie CT es perbient battle, als
penitonierter gentral Der gunbesdr,
NEE aus BEN qeben su geben, bdran
TT cine Werfetting BON llmftdnDen
fhuIb. iporiiber mir nit BEN 9intpeis
binipegseben ipoIIsn, boB an BEN
W,onne unenbti6 msbr sefeblt tuurbe,
ais er sefthlt bat.
Der nunmebr Berblifene ipurbe i'm
DECEMBER 1882 sil Mbrtpeiler nm RE
gierungsbe3irt aobEtns als Sobn einer
ipobIpdberoen Mpotbeferfnrrflie gebos
rem, srbitlt eins febr forsfdltise gr5ies
bina unb dbfplnirte bus gpnnuiflimI
su R6in 5hon dnfuns Der fiiuf3tger
Sabre beg borigen Suhrbnnbert tam
CT nd6 amerifa, bieft ii& in ginfns
natl 1nf unb sing bonn nod Srbiann
unb SIlinpis. or bat iebsnfdIs dIIsrs
lei setritben. mar IN Mpofbefen tbdtig
uno bermnthff9 aud an 3eitunget
pber 3eitfhriften. Die erffen BeifpieIe
jetner reifen nf1teriideu gegdbung
finbtu ipir bsreits in einer bereits I'M
sabre 1856 Don Mn1uff M1rrbduTsn. |
BEN gritnber Der .Detrpiter Mbenb-
poff.. hKrrIseeoeberen gdmniluM
eeiitf fd-nmeritdntiher Dihaer. sSu BE
fem Pii9lein In Slses f&on mii sinen
ItilppIItn. @ebibt psrfreien, ipie benn
bos .gincinndfir goHsbIait. IN fpds
,ern Sohren piele Rinber fefuer Utffe
oerofftntIidt BAT.
eym gt1nt seyuSidnd fhon mnhfe
s5lesg Sie gefnnntftaft gbrabdm oins
rcfns. er airg bunn nod Gprinds
Feb, trnt IN bic MbpofofenfnnsIet |
ninrofns en- unb itubiris untsr ttifen
assstu BE pae@se. cr has tDcbl bic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-15
3agemtsIeiinns
Sn 9eras bat f@peres II N
beilin gefofge

6ouiton Serns, Ia. san. @m
Wontas am friiben msorgsn tDurben
infolse Der gntgleiiung sinss 3uses
bsr Souiion & Seros Central q. R.,
nabe Sammono. feds Weileu jiiSli4
BON gremonS, 12 bis II pricnen.
lauier Wsibe, set5btet unb ntiu Dsr'
Istts
3ipsi Giablnaeepns purSen ger.
triinrmeri unS IN ibnen battsn fi4 bic
poHaeisre bsfunben, ipeIde bem I'M
foa gum Dpfer fieIen. RettungsmonrIs
i4aftsn tporsn inter JadtlbeIsuGtung
on Der arbtit, unb bic neuu UeTiess
fen .purben in eintm GrpreB- -WnssOn
nnd Waeo eeIanbt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-15
prdiibeitt 0NilIons Nebe
Bon bisIsn gldtisrn in DrutTaIaut
tn gDortInut DsrSfisutli&t.

@nfbinston, n, IL Son. gsri&.
is an bds Gtaaisbepartenlent BON aos
penbnseu msIben. bnB bic gis6e bes
priiiberten DiiIoH, in ipslHer CT bic
ariesssitIe Der Ser. Sinoteu bsfinirs
Il, BON ben gerItner 3eitunsen unb
HIdttrrn IN anDsrtn Gtabtsn IN Norbs
DeutitIanb sans ber5ffertlid,t ipOrben
isitn. Dos 7epartsmelt nirb isbi
iDdhrI8sinIid5 Bsmiibungsu. bic ans
jpsn4e tn Osuii4lnnb ~ 5ssRrsiisn,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-15
t ObsrIt Guido .IISss
Der Se5iuinser Der Siour.Snbiausr
nun iel6it bonn Sob be5ipnnssH.

Der dlte 5err tpiirbe seiferu Wlprseu
als eeide I'M 8ett eefunbeH.-5otts
sin 9llter bon IS Sabren erpeitht
uHb mar fdon In ben 5oer Sabren
Hna 2merita setorHnlen. = prdfi,
bent 9incoln, bsHen OreunHdaft er
senob, batte' Jpn BET 4usbru9 bes
Srresririegs gum 9auptniarn er'
T. nannt. = SetIle gIduseube Sarriers
als Sfft5ier IN ber 9ul1besarma.
S9lus ben kBien auffanb Der
Siour nieber uHb befreite >1en
RorbiDeften BON btefer Geiiel. -
gsabm bic 5auptIinge GGill uHb
Sitting YulI fotpie 1000 Rrieser
sefangen. - @uroe gum Sbol Der
9eD6ltsrrns bon Miuneiota. - SIC
ieierte ibn als Selben uub ben
Rd4sr General Cutters.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-15
Sffenberaid

.8uan5ig Dollars ioa ib 81.
nen Ieiben? 9lber, lieber Sreuno,
penben Gle fi6 bod an Sbren aoae'
gem $liber, nit benz Sie Iopiel Der.
febren, Der lit ali9 6eiier iitliierf fuie
i9r = rSsSa ia, ous ltturrTrt f6on,
aber tpiiien g, ben Sltber Dolte i'd
mir fir cine groBere Suurme aufipa'
ren!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-15
6at fid auf eitert aHtIn>
eenau Serantnprten.

Gbtsas6. IA. 5am Gbarlss s.
SenlsB, Der friibere poIi3eihei, mel
DIR am Samsins iaunut fsineIn Dsit,
ansstlasten ppn .gtaft1 sainflnssn
freiseIproftn iporben mar, BAT iid
nui iusiisrs 9lntloeen su perantporten.
es ipirrben arrangements gstrcttsn.
ibn am nddftn Rontas auf bic ans
iIase Der Miieptiruns bon 8,itthuug
gu prosefFrtn. 5enlep foI DON eli
6sresanten fir beren 8sf6rDrnns ~
aeutnanis bon i $500 bis 5000 e..
baltsn buben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-15

master at Cincinnati on January IA,
1918, as required by the Act Of 0ctS-
Der 9th, 1917.
Ra4ridten pom Camp
berman.
Camp Gherman, ghilieotbe,
40, IA. San. Jn Der nd9iten WQ9e
tpirb untsr Der 4uiii9t bes ariegss
riIitos8ursnus eins &dsne inauz
guriyt ipsroeu, UNI ieben SoIbaten i'm
eomp, Der es mod nifyt eetbat bat,
gu DtronlaIien, Die RsgisrungsDerii6es
rung gu faufen. Dos Wert piro
unter Der unnittelbarsn 2eiiung bon
aapitdn gmmit 6. peebles, siHss
friiheren 1eriider,inesbeamten bon
Cincinnati, ftebsri. Sn alien anbsren
GantoHements I'M 2arte iperDen
gleif5eitig dbnlihe aampagnen einges
lsitet nerben.
(. aapitdn pesblss sufolge befGuft fi9
bic gefanmtiumme Der Bis isBt' i'm
Camp Sbermnn ertpirtten -gNriiGes
runs.n auf iiber $175. 100000, unb
.sr lagte, es lei bic abiiht, ourd Die
neue aampngne bieien 9etrag I'm bic
lt Wiliionen 81 erb0hen. Die meiften
Der Wldnner, fpeIfe Bis jebt bic Ysr=
fiherung touftsn, erfpirtten cine folde
in f,6he BON $4,000. ber 66dftbes
tras. Der in Dem @dsb norgeieben IL.
Jeoem Golbatsu, ipelder bic gers
fideruns nod ni6t erpirit bat, ipiro
fx peri6nIid nls cine siinfiise Gele,
gsnbeit. niht als etpos, fpo3u er ses
;pungeH pirO. tlar sernadt iperbeu,
irie anpitdn pesblss Iaste, ipel9tr
10000 tleine 9ampblete brudm Iteb,
peIHs bic 8erfiderung srIdutsrn. Die
aampagne f9liebt ON IL. Jf6ruar
unb pon jsbem Camp ipsrben Bis gum
S&luB n5dentlite gertdte siises
innbt ipereen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-15

-go ortpiGfe Sbeater
BIeibt beutfd. 0os gorfpile
Tbeoter (Heip gorD tptrb ouf peItere
brei Sabre als beutiG1es Sbeater sea
iiibrt fperben. Die DIRECTION Rahs
mann &c gbiItpp bat fitb perunlabt
eeTe6en, ben qubtbertrug gu erneuerH
urrb bic llnter5et9nurg bes @btoma
mems NIT ten Gigertbdmern bes
SauIes erfp1gte unIGngft Ru6nittags.
Sm tommeroen CONNER tperDen rms
fofIenbe 4erDerungen i'm 3irI9ulters
raum nrb auf Der 8iibne feIbft por'
eenpmnlen fperben. 9lun an 2luffiibs
runaen tpiro bic DIRECTION geitbeiten
brirgen, bic un9enebm iBhsrrafdeH
biirften, nro bic fiiufttge 3lrIamntens
febung bes Perfpnals tptrb fir pora
3iiglthe SuriteIuneen @drontie eeher.
Sie DIRECTION perii6ert, iie fper0e
itets bentitbt- Tein, ibren Trennbn unO
@Dnnern rethe Gbpehsluug st bie'
ten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-15
@erpfappert

sd pirbe ia aGIes tbun mas in
meinen SrdfteH itsbt, mein 5rduletn,
penn sic mir Sbre 9anb pei6en
niirben Sbre @lteru tpiirDe i9
4. 9. ms 9aus nebmen, Shr Serr
Batter unO ssbre Srau Wautter biirften
abfplut ni9ts mebr tbun pOIleH
sic .e1
.46er freili6 :. 10 eineH babsn
mir i9ou lauge geIu9tl"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-15

True translation filed with the Post-
master At Cincinnati on January IL,
1918, as required by the Act OF octo-
Der 9Th. 1917. 5.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-16

Above are the words and music of columbia IS Battle Prayer
a patriotic song composed 10y Mrs. Ida Mctumo Donovan of this cit.
dramatic contruitu. who has toured the principal elite, of the south
west and east coucrrtlug under the auspices of the state Federation
Of womcuS clubs and also the Rice bureau Mrs. Donovan has d,
.cidcd to tour New Mexico giving rcc1uIN for the benefit of the Red.
eros, and 10 Iulroduca her song M this state,
Mrs. Donovan ha, had the song published and tine first >upmcu.
OF 1000 copies will bee here next Nuuda1. according 10 "a telegram
reaching her today from ur publishers She ha, already received
orders for several hundred cupIc, man! coming from eastern states
as a result of the tremendous hit scored uf the SONG when IL wa,
rendered a. the antt>aoou league convention hy Mrs K. i. Farley
Iof This city. a pupil of Mrs. Donovan S. 100 Washington last December
The kiwaui> club ha, made a special request tor Mrs. Donovan
lo sing the SONG al the club next meeting. aud il viii hc formally
introduced i Albuquerque b., the composer nest "Wednesday. The
kiwauiauS. as everybody knows, represent out leading and most sub
l~iautal citizens, and a~ they are always ON the alert for the best I'M
the way Of entertainment, MIR. Donovan was asked to introduce the
lSong AT one of their luurhcon~.
The words and music are regarded h> critics as being strictly
high class appropriate for any orrI,lou.r1hcr sacred programs or
Otherwise. The chorus is very frey and 'r verses are suggestive of
the ttlr-u prayer.
The music when received will uv ou ~@r at the Baldwin Piano
company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-16
KEPT Her AWAKE
The Terrible Pains in Back and
Sides. Cardui Gave Relief.

M7rksyj'lc La-Mfs. Alice Johnson,
CT this place. writes. "For one year !
suffered with "a awful misery in my back
and sides Ny lett side was hurting me
al the time The misery was something
awful.
] could not do anything, not even slesp
at night Il kept me awake most OF the
night ... took different medicines, but
nothing did me any good or relieved me
until ! took Cafdui
was not able 10 do any OF ny work
for n year and | got worse all the time,
vas confined TO my bed oil and on. got
SO bad with my back that when stopped
down | was not able to straighten up
again 3D.. decided would try Cardui
... BY time had taken the entire bottle
| was feeling pretty good and could
sluighlcu mp and my pains were nearly
all gone.
shall always praise Cardui. con-
linued taking It until ! was strong and
we'll II you suffer from pains due 10
female complaints, Cardui may be just
what you need. Thousands OF women
who Or e suffered in this way nov praise
Cardui IL their present good health.
Give ii , tnal. Nc-i3J
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-16
OF WOMEN


Mrs Arthur k,llum. state organizer
ui tho komrH OF the American Amy.
returned Yesterday from q trip ON oH
cinl business 90 other Now MvAiru con.
Iuuuities O result ~ Tess thar .
week Is wuIF there are three MOI,
companies ,f tine " OF a. a. started.
COMPANY ID, organized az las Cruces.
with Mrs. Henry Bowman. captain.
Company y boz Maedulcua. Mrs. D.. e..
Carey. captain Company q ~rcurru.
Mrs. Barry, captain. In ~uu Marrial %
number OF women eligible 90 member,
chip placed their applications 10 Join
the Albuquerque company, Of which
Mrs. Randolph Cook l. captain. While
in the towns named Mrs Kcllam o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-16
AN EVENING IN FRANCE

" spcrd ON cvouIu. IUuVrf-IU- with
ruouds in French. fu listen 90 fables.
legends and 'uvcl..ur- related IN
French hy q circle of readers Nho in
turns rrud uloGd 90 the company en-
gagged iu knitting, b.. 'u enjoy % rc,tiul
and cdityiug treat. such was the pleas.
amt experiences ut the ladies OF III,
French literary society who met last
Monday evening n, the home of tho
president. Mr.. Clark NJ. Carr. tn,
music of The language, the p%iquaucy oi
several of 'hu stories. aud luw .Vrr
voice, n' 'hr readers. particularly N,
'0"..n ruuu,iniiuu of the president.
were enjoyed hy sv,crti member
present.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-16
Additional Society


Wcuiawski, played by Miss Eleanor
Lynch. YVES 70 real treat, much nr
rlaudcd.
The opening number was % violin solo
bN David Marcus. rcnow ned locally us
"thc Young wizard Of th, violin Who
has q future.
In the merry skit, "Thc Trial of
February, - that was @ curtain raiser
so the serious drpmu, the Young Ihcs
plans acquitted themselves rfeditahly
The quick-wittcd attorneys, impcrsuunt
ri by owen Marion a. attorney for the
defense aud William Naughcy prosocut
ing attorney, seemed veteran lawyers
Anna Morclli ns Mrs. Shiftlr-s looked
and acted c~lcycrly the part her name
suggests. old Father Time white
vhiskcrcd and stern, presided over the
court. In private life hc is known as
Francis lUWlcr. \ real biz was Ford
Davis as the typical plantation dntkcy
Clark Carr, lr, In his blue military uni
form with belt and sword made "Mr
Yankee North q manly witness for
tho defense His sister. "Miss South. ~
Impcrsuuutcd by Euuicc Hcrkcnhun,
w0. o dear little lady from Dixie. who
s1ug the song Of the south us she ear
NI'N luN NNNfNflNNf HNAa NV FN' hNff
us the sheriff was 20 hurly hlufrr who
multrcotcd the handcurcd prisoner.
February. - Tho prisoner was Vernon
Hcrndon. who carried himself with the
right sort OF helpless dignity. Harry
BruNeu was @ composed clerk OF The
court. who sWogc iu the Witnesses. LIu
',t tspinosa, drapcd in the flag repre-
scented February 10Th aud 29nd and
49,. o. aIUV. Yf Ur.r1urf.. n. tF..ErFr#
WON q share of app muse.
\ brilliant finale 10 I'll, count room
scene $50. the osscmblpgc Of represent
u',yr- 90, the allied nations. who lu their
ylrlrolOrrd costumes made % brilliant
picture ~ rainbow hucs. Clark NJ Carr
d.. announced each group of Foreigners.
who held old time FOLK rrvcl iu dane
ing. ella Belle Fruucc' was represent
cd hy eight maids dressed iu the uu
tluuul ,.lurs. who. 'u the iuur of Ia
MgrscIlais,. sung ir French boy Mr..
Charles Davis. danced 30 folk dance oi
France. Little. Elizabeth Ioiglcr va. %
daughter % z Italy in r typical Italian
italian tomhulf.up dance. was 90 little
artist boo every turn OF graceful arms
and feet Ter dress Na- 'hr rcd. white
and grrru az "Italiu.'' Iu encore was
demanded \ Polish dance fypifyiug
the sorrow and dignity, OF tho Polish
pcusautrv. was interpreted hy little lola
Reed and Margaret Dul,y. dressed Zoo
blue cloak dresses. hood. and 'Ilr- eft
the uorthlaud. \ contract 90 this l,
libcra', dance was the Irish ulf by two
merry maids from ireland. who carried
the British flag %, "a symbol OF LOYALTY.
These were recalled g. repeat tho
dance. The, were Elton Campbell and
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-10

to our Allies, one-third to our own army, one-tenth to the navy, and one-fifteenth to shipbuilding. One-sixth of this amount was raised by taxation, the balance from Liberty bonds
 Crop advices are very favorable thus far, and the April winter wheat report will show considerable improvement in condi- ton compared with last year The neces- sity for conservation of flour is still press ing owing to poor quality of last years crop, but the Flour Administrator is au- thority for the statement that this year wheat crop promises 600,000,00 to 650- 100000 bushels against 650,000,00U bushels last year. The dullest industry in the country is probably that of building, because of high costs of labor and materi- als; also owing to disposition of tke Gov. ernment to discourage any important new construction, in consequence of which a scarcity of housing room is develo?ing.
 The stock market behaves well; very well considering the strain and diversion of war. Activity IS limited; yet there is a confident undertone, and all setbacks are followed by prompt recoveries. Prices re-
 
 than to bad news There IS a decided dis position to resist bad news, evidently part of the confident war spirit Stocks appear to be concentrated in strong hands. specu- lative holdings being remarkably light.
 Government loans naturally absorb a large part of the new capital and savings. During March the amount of new enter prises reported of million or over was on- ly $l28,000000. against $260,000,000 year ago; while the similar totals since January were $456,000,000 and $809- 100000 respectively. In other words war has cut down home investments in new en- terprises fully one-half This means that when the struggle is over there will be rush of deferred enterprises in this coun- try, which added to other demands means widespread business activity, implies a great demand for capital and labor, and continued high prices.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-10
State u1ed County NelUs Briefs

all the barber shops in Douglas will open at s o'clock instead of a. m., as was at first decreed by the union members at meeting soon after the oaylight saving law became effective. lhree barber shops refused Co com ply with the opening and closing schedule as deciO ed upon by the union. and there was an indication that a spirited controversy would arise. In the event o fthe failure of the union to rescind its order the light com nittse had planned to take up with the American Federation of Labor and the national fuel administration the matter of forcing the barbers to com ply with the purposes of the new law. The barbers by their action in heed ing the request o. the committee show that they are determined to serve their country to the utmost and com4nendaion is due them for their patriotic course.