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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-07
ADVERTISED LETTERS

Letters remaining uncalled for at
the Missoula. Mont. postoffice for the
week ending January 5, 1918.
Walker Allinder. Mr.. and Mrs +. l..
Arnold, Mrs. Title Aylsworth.
}. r. Bell, Mrs. Olive Buck. ]. w
Blossingham. Miss Winnifred Bremen.
Jennie J. Beases, Ward W. Bartges,
Otha Baldwin. MIR. and Mrs. George T..
Baker.
Mrs. G. Cummings, G. u. Curran, Ju-
seph Crosswell Mrs. G.. A. Cole. Mrs.
Ethel Clayton. Mrs. Charles Carson,
Wells Carlson, John corlett.
Mrs. Ora Drinnon. Maud Drake (2l,
Bill Dodyde. John Deffelrich.
Lawrnece Erickson, Miss Christina
Eckman.
Howard Foster. Miss Florence Fisher
NJ. GAnbery, c, Griffith. Miss Muriel
Grant. Mrs. II. +. Gilbert.
Frank Hammond Mrs. NJ. l.. Hurley,
Miss Marguereta Holcomb, George
Hasbrook, Emil Hartman, t2), w. j.
Hamilton.
Mrs. Henry johnson.
Peter kufstad.
T. $. Leland, .. +. Lemon.
Stella McCrackern. w. f. Miller, G..
w. Matthew, James Maxwell, j. T..
McGreary. Miss Frances McCrary.
Miss Stella Nelson.
Harry O'Brien.
Gust Press, Miss Ethel Pope.
Paul n. Rich Mrs. NJ l.. Russell
Miss Ethel Roach. George Rclling, II.
M. Read.
Is. Stoland, Knute Stoland. Mrs. Ike
stephenson, Miss Wynne Stalcup, VIM
+. Smith. David Eliza Smith, Hans G..
Scharf, T.. b. Spooner
Harmon Troub, Mabel TAYLOR, ,Jo
Taylor, J. Thomas
Mrs. NJ. T.. Underwood, George Van
Horn.
Andy Welke, VIM. Wheeler, Miss
Flora Warren. Mrs. G.. Wintsor,- Mis-.
stella Wilson, Miss Babe Wilson, Miss
Erma Wilson. Mrs. Jack Williams. G.
=. White t2), b. NJ. Whiting. Mrs
Ruby II. Whitmorc, G.. w. Whttson
Mrs. Mae Wist, J. J. Warner.
). w. Lister, Postmaster.
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Shortage of Small Coins
Calls for Filipino Mint

Manila, p. T.-The recent shortage OF
subsidiary coins has brought before the
Philippine public the necessity of es-
tabiishing mint for the coinage OF
local money. A bin is now before the
legislature asking for an appropriation
OF 100000 for the establishment for
such mint In Manila, and no doubt Is
felt that it will meet with unanimous
approval. AS long as the United states
mints will furnish coins on a cost ba
sis, so that seigniorage of profits goes
to the island government, the mint is
Of doubtful real utility. but its estab-
lishment is normal outgrowth Of po-
litical sentiment.
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Bret Bits of
MisSOuLQ NetUs

City maps at CONFERENCE.-The.
DR.. Anna James. osteopath, 2U4 W.
ADV.
7Go money to roam. H. D. Fisher
Adv
DR.. Willard osteopath. First Ma
tional Bank.-Adv.
DR.. Wright. dentist. Phone ST.
Adv.
DR.. Louise smith. osteopath. 6lS.-
Adv.
f. G. Moore. Chiropractor. Phone
l0s4.-Adv.
Lenses grohnd at this office. DR..
Schweiker. optical specialist, Mont. Blk.
ADV.
r. Gwinn. NJ. D., eye, ear. nose and
throat specialist. Glasses ground at the
office. First National Bank Bldg.--Adv.
DR.. II. Z. Wright, dentist South
east corner Higgins and Main ST.
Adv.
We make furs and remodel old ones.
ATS Red.--Adv.
Marsh. the undertaken. 21l w Cedar.
Phone 32l.--Adv.
Mclean. piano tuning. Phones 1890
J. 753 and 1852 Black.-Adv.
DIR. Harrison, practice limited to eye.
| ear. nose, throat and the fitting Of
| glasses. Office. Higgins block-Adv.
DR.. Reisland, the optical specialist,
| who grinds all glasses here, will be at
the Palace hotel January l6 to al
Adv.
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Wool Association Says
No Restriction on Lamb

Salt Lake. Jan. s.-An official bull
letin issued by the United States de-
partment of agriculture. which was re
ceived today by s. W. McClurem. sec
rotary Of the National Wool Growers
association. makes an emphatic an
nouncement that the United States
food administration has not restricted
the use of mutton or lamb in any way
save on the designated meatless day
of each week. ....-
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-07
Woman Of 20 Burned to
Death as Fire Ruins Home

Sioux Falls, S. DIT now has been
established that Mrs Martha Coul-
son, 20 years old, was burned to death
in a fire which destroyed her home
near Esmond. where she lived alone.
The finding Of the charred body of the
aged woman in the runis solved the
mystery as to what had become OF her.
1t is supposed she was overcome by
smoke before she could make her es-
cape from the structure
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Notice.

To whom ii may concern: We will
sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder. for cash, at o'clock %. m, on
wednesday, the thirtieth day Of Janu-
are. 1918, at the Paxton Garage. 2D3
w. Cedar St, Missoula, Mont, the fol-
lowing, TO pay storage and other
charges:
/ 2-passenger Z. NJ. +. automobile.
motor No. 1885,, charges $7s.75
! 5-passenger Cadillac automobile.
motor No. 5l,599, and
j White truck, motor No. 1851,
charges &15l.33
tSigned) PAXTON AUTO Co,
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missoulian-Sentinel
Morning and afternoon Class Ads
carry your message twice a day,
They produce results.
RATES.
One cent a word day.
One dollar . line a month.
Minimum charge twenty cents,
any classification.
Advertisements by Phone
The Muscular, as an accommo-
dation to its patrons, accepts classi-
fled advertisements by telephone,
but will not be responsible for mis-
takes In ads or number of inser-
tons ordered.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-07
Chicag0ans Suffer When
Farmers Hoard Potatoes

Chicago, Jan. s. - While Chicago
consumers are compelled to pay &iS2
bushel for potatoes, owing to the
lack OF supply. the United States food
administration has discovered that
farmers Of Wisconsin and Minnesota
are boarding their potato crop and de-
manding at least 81 bushei before
they will haul them to the cars. They
are now getting Is cents a busheI.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-07

The annua. meeting Of the stock
holders OF the Missoula Trust and
Savings Bank, viii be held at its place
Of business Tuesday. January sth,
1918. at p. m for the election Of
directors and the transaction Of any
other business that may properly come
before said meeting
r. c. GiDDINGs, Cashier.
Ady.-12 20-15 to i-7-ls ilc,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-07
Woman Asks Divorce;
Says Hub RACES at U. s

Sioux City. Iowa.--Because her his-
oand. Andrew Hupp. retired farmer,
Is. she says. antiAmerican and RACES
whenever she asserts America is right
in the war. Mrs Fanny f. Hupp. Sioux
City woman. has asked a divorce. Suit
was filed in the state court here.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-07

An artificial coffee is being made in
Austria from figs. dried either in the
sun or eyaporating pans. ground into
powder and then compressed into tab
lets. to be dissolved in hot water when
desired
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-07

YOUR CHANCE IS IN CANADA
rich lands and business opportuni-
ties offer you independence: farm
lands. s11 to $40 acre: irrigated lands
s35 to $50; twenty years TO pay;
$4,000 loan OF improvements, or
ready made farms. Loan Of live
stock. taxes average under 20 cents
an acre. no taxes on improvements.
personal property. or livestock: good
markets. church, schools. roads. tele-
phones: excellent climate--cropa and
livestock prove IL. Special homeseek-
ers' fare certificates. Write for free
booklets. Allan Cameron. General
Superintendent Land Branch, Cana
dian Pacific Ry.. 2f3 Ninth Ave. CAL
gary. Alberta.
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srAoe llMln

). =. Dtahman--NavN14 -
1sets tsalns ~ : - - s.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-07

Every man can be Of some use dur
ing war times except the fellow who
limits himself to conyersation.-Phila
delphia Record,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-24
Nus Ser staStbaae.

Cine lleue 9rbinan5 nerfiiet 81.
giloung elmer Griifunesbeboroe fin
9perateure bemeglider 8iloer oil
aus eiaem itdbtiIfen 8eamten, einclr
e~Tpert<Speratenr unb einem 8Mrge'
beitebt. @epriift iperoen oae MppIi
f@anten, Die Maidinen fir betpeglid)l
Biloer operieren. Die 8rnfungsge.
bibr lit So. Die Mitglieoer Ser 8e.
boroe erbalten feitte 8esabIung. Sc.
iuiIigt mliroen $3,004.41 fir Die
tpobentli6e 2obnlilte ser arbeiter
CHARLES @erla1 erbdlt $3.50 fiji
S6aoen, ben er ourd Die @rdpeite-
rling Der Soleoao Strabe erIitten
bot. Die Meiie oes StaotanmaIts 81.
S. MeDeiaan, nod @oulton @alpc-
fton uno Dallas, Inn Die oortigesl
Notwithstanding gu nnteriu-
diem bat $7t.50 gefoItet. 8. y.
Moams %petitioniert I'M Giifgangig-
madping zines germddtniiies bon
$4,000 an Ole Stabt. 9ns Ser
madtnis puroe Dor IS sSabren &c
n1achf
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Nrtnoeigentnms= llebertraeuneeu

Spiep9 9aug an George & Mo66in3
NrtelI am @runoltiid an Der SoleoaD
StraBe; $1,000.
Tranf 2oltr an George i. Mob6ia5,
Nrtell an @runoltud an ser Soleoao
StroBe; $1,000.
8ranf 6. o"eifigman an Sec $oolpel,
8rnnoltlid an Ser aeanier Npemie; 80
5: @oppe on 8. 81. @mfer uno ,phit
collins, @rllnoltiff. a1le Der Sair6anss
apenue; $75.
8. $. 8ob iii g. $. s%aeilrnnu, @run6s
ltl1d on Der Cairo Giraffe; $1,000.
Spntbasan s%lntonio 8nonltrial gnn-
panb an 8. S. Streiber, @runbitiIicf III
Soutb San Nntonto; $500.
Charles @raebner ltno Sobn gS.
Mueller an Guadalupe Nooriolle5.
@runoitiid an ser 2nreoo Giraffe ulto
Der Guadalupe StraBe; $1,000.
Sralf g. geuoer nno SSrau OH @ile
llam 2amberth unb Srau, @rlubItild u1
Der Qafeoieip Noenue; $4,000.
Solttb Sm Slntonio o9S1buitrial Gem
pan mn 6. g. 9ittnan, @SrunoItad an
Der 9ltir1tann Honb, Sont6 Snn @ntos
Mo; $1,000.
@race Qutberan Sonitnrium an sic
Evangelical lutheran eSnitlt Spuob Of
Ohio anb other Gtates, @rlmoitiid an
Snn Sernnnoo uno 3ar5amora Strase,
ST II. q.
S. 81. Hice unb Srml al SSrnu slliee
Sbroeoer, 41.49 @der 2anb; 81 IL. 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-24

&Drreipunbens. = GiboIo, %.
September 1918. - Maem MnIdetn
nad befommen mir einen iebr frii-
ben @inter; am %. batten mir bios
80 8rao @drme. Cotton lit 5iell-
LID aepflidt, Der grtrag mar le5r
oeridieoen. Giniee Seloer maften
| 8allen gu IS afer, anoere / Bal
len anf 5 @fer. Giele 5annifien lino
NIT aino uno &egcl nab Der @egeno
bon Corpus Gbriiti, nm BORT Cotton
5l pfliifen mo Elm gutter Ireis fir
Bfliiden besdblt miro. Sier lit iebt
ni6ts 81 tltn fir oie nGdfte Grnte.
inner Stdotden Gibolo lit iebt iebr
it'll; Die iunsen 2ette iino ale fort,
I'M Oien1te bon Snfel Gam, lno Die
8ei6dfte geben iebr lnneiam. Gibolo
Golino feiert am 5. Sftober oas 10
jabrise Stiftunssfeit, miro aber tucbl
iebr idtpah ausfallen. ltniere
2olper &aIleD Sdule miro am eritea
Wtontog i'm Sftober beginnett, nit
3rdlllein Senoerion uls 2cbrerin.
s.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-24

8erfdlmiegenbeit lernt man aIt
beitcn pom Nauoerbaften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-24
gan Grlaubmisideine,

Gam Srieomml, 8o1nbans an Ser
2etitin Gtrnbe; $500.
Cam Sriebman, @o6nbnts al Der
Beacon GtraBe; $1,000.
Cam Srieomm, @pbnbalIs on Der
2etitia StraBe; $1,000.
Gam Srieomnn, @ohnbals an Der
Rorter GtraBe; ST 300.
Gam Srieomnn, stpei 8ohnbdrler an
Der 1elena GtraBe; 50, 900.
Gam Srieoman, sfpei @%o6lbauler an
Der 9elena StraBe; $4,000.
Gone Star 9relpins MIN. @arags,
Sones Ibemte; 5000.
Mrs. Sopbia Ma[sberser, @obnbau5.
Gin 8lod 965; $4,000.
Sam Srieomau, @~ohnbalts on Ser
Beacon Strabe; $1,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-24

Die &~an1pdgae fir oen Ser
fouf Ser 4. 2ibertp Inleibe miro
nltr6 eine groBe militqriid)e 8aroOe
cingeleitet. IS miro gebofft, oaB oie
Staot old biesntal nie bel Den frii-
beren 9nlei6eil, Sic ibr allfcrlegtc
Quote ilber5eidnen miro. @ir iniierl
Ebicr nod einnlal Die IN oeit ffiibercll
Inleiben bon San Intollip gefofGer-
ten nno idlieBlib ee5eidllateH @e-
fraee ollaens 4lraleiiIb(s # Der
Ia1gte auote, 50, sc 600 llbTrip-
iion1 $Ssa3, 000, 000. 3. sltfIeibe
1tnte SS33,836,190s 5ub1fniptton,
,u22aODO. 8 Anleihe anotp,
So, 80, Slt6ifription $4,000
900.
Staotonmalt MeOfiaan lit Don
ieiner Heiie na6 Dallas, Sort 8ort6,
COLLECTION nnb Soulton, mel1e er
gum Stuoium Der oortieen StraBelt
babn=Gerbaltniiie unternommen bGl-
tie, 5llriidgefebrt uno teilt nit, bnB
m1breno oie @eieqi1aften III Dal1as
nr1o Sort @ortb bei elmer 5csHnte
quite @eiddfte madten, sic 6abrprei=
ie in Souiton nno @alpelton bitten
alf &c erbobt lperben miilien. 9fe
3eitltngen i'm gan5en Staate baben
oieie @usfunft id)on IN oen lestc11
Wohen gegeben.
Nae 9iejenisen, sic bas Mbom-
neinemt anf bic nSreie Ereie nidt
fort5nieken tuiiniden, iin6 gebetem,
Sen bis snm 1. Sftober reitieren6en
@etras einauidifen.
Die Central Gidet Office Ser
iammtliden bier einrniinoenoel1 Sab
men miro ON n1diten Montae in ser
ebemalisen gattleunen's Grdange,
9t5 Ii. 81 Ct. Morp StraBe, croft
net meroe1t. Gbmorb Mcg!ama[alt
lit Der @enera[=Si det= Igent uno s..
30. gpmam lit iein MIiiitent.
Ser y6uel Mominiltrator u.
W. 8eaflep, empfieblt Ole gtablie-
rlt1g elmer mlni5lpalen @ooosOerb,
Inn Dem armeren Mann behiiIflid) su
Iein, 5euerbols IN fleilteren Guonti-
tdten biuie eill5ufaufeli.
Neun Gbauffeure purbcn am
Wontag i'm Holi5eigeridt 3u Strafeu
ron $12 biz $t6 meaen gu ihnelIen
5abrens perurteilt. Die @aierei Ser
automobiles, Motorepcles mo Der
8icpcles bat iest oerart iiberbono ge-
llonrnen, oaB .es sefabrlif lit, Die
StraBe 81 fren5en.
&irt0er, melde am Nontog
abeno in eiilem AnBengeb0uoe oes
.Snuies 933 Siio=2areoo StraBe
ipielten, 5iinoeten elm 6e4er in einern
nit 8apier pollgeltopften Sfen Der
%unhennst uno ni6t nit Dem S6orns
ltein perbunoen oaitalro, an. Gle
Slamnlen id)llsen iofort bis an sic
Defe enpor, bod fano Die lhneu re-
suirierte 6eliermebr ni1ts 81 tim
Dos Gapier non BET ibrer Mnfunft
obne Sdaoen an5nridten, id)on Der
Undergraduate.
Nus Camp Srapis miro genet
set, oaB 81 Soloaten an Der ipol1l
iden Grippe erfranft lino.
SIN Comp Stanlep BEL oeon
Springs miro cine Snitruftionsifllle
fir aapallerie Sffi5iere etabIiert tper-
ben. Ger altrius beginnt am 3. Of
tober.
Die Ginienonng oes Yetrages
sur Grnemernng ooer Tortfibrmns
bes Announcements nnf bic vsreie
Hreiie fir Seras" iiber ben eriten
sftober biimms mnf bis sm,n %.
Septenber er~fplaen.
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- Saben Sic SIR Aboanemeni
anf bic sSreie HreiIe fiir Seras" CT.
negert nn6 besablt?
Giniprah.

Ga lieit man imner: Ser ooer
,Sener Dur oas ainb arruer aber chr
Iif)er eltern." Das beritebt lid
ia bon ielbit; benin eben neil iie chr.
lid maren iinb iie arm gebIieben
ME babe id aber geIeim: ugr pal
Elm &ino reider, aber ebrIiher gl
terri" nno 90 DGr's ood) bieI not
mcnoiger, oenil 90 peritebt fid's MIDI
immer BON ielbit. - Gin arrter So
milienbater.
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lokSIaEes

A translation Of the U. S. Treasury
Departments Bureau of Publicity plate
service appearing in this paper has
been filed where it was issued, at Cleve-
land, o.. as required by the act Of
October 9th. 1917.
A copy of these stranslabions has
been filed by the Freie Presse fner
Texas September "a for the informa-
ton of the postmaster at San Antonio,
Texas,
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MIIerIei.

4us Dem Camp Gtanlep Iilto
am Montag abelo bier Soloaten in
einem automobil oeiertiert. Sic iol=
len Die &i6tllng nad) Comfort einac-
idlagen bnben.
grignoe=@ General 9eHoiep s.
Gabell, Der rteue aonlnlanoeur Dol,
Camp grapis, lit beute pormittaa
bon Mri5ona bier eingetroffen uno Set
ben gefebl iiber oas Eager iibernom-
men. Sein 8organger, @eneralma=
jor Biaaro q. @oIbroof, bit nod bern
Camp Sberioan in Ilabanla abee=
reiit.
Die SittenpoIiaei bot am Mtou-
tag nafmittag cine GpieIbuoe alsf
Der 8eitieite Der Gtdot anfgebo6en
unO bieraebn Berionen, eff Merifa-
ner lrno bret @eiBe, oie oarin anae.
froffen tpur0en, perboftet.
3iuiiden beite nnS benz %.
September mnf has announcement ent
bic gTreie Hrefe" aber ben 1. Gftp-
her binans besablf luerben, mibriaen.
fnls mir g~eslumnsen iino, Sic Gen.
hung 6es 8lattes einsmitelen.
Die Gountp-& ommifi1re bo-
georonet, bob Die 80 ~StraBe, sui=
iden Der NeugraunfeIs @nenue uno
Der Muffin 2anoifrnbe, lofpie Die a.l-
tin SanoItraBe, 5miidjeu Der SO
StraBe lno Der gountrp Club Goao,
repariert lperoell. Nngebota fir Sic
ferung ether Del ooer @aIa(in Wfa-
idJine fir ben 5. gre5inft meroe.
eingeforoert uuo Sfferten fir $50
NoQoeferL meld)e in oelt Gountl).
Snltitltionell gebraudt meroerL oent
GountD-sluoitor. i~ibertpieien.
Nanor Bel beabIidtiqt i'm
Saufe oiefer ISOLDE einen Muton1obi(-
5tener-G ontroIellr ar5mitelen1 oa
Die Stoot bon getpiiien sllltomobll=
Velisern in gan5 idanloIer @eiie be
ldalmmelt miro. Gle itaotiife Mrto=
mobil-S teiler bctrdgt 1915 fir DEN
ysert bon 500. Sci elmer nelltd)
porgenommenen Mepilion mil man
fntoedt baden, DAB teilre 8adaro=
ears nit iiid]t nlebr als 5000 fir oie
s'eriteierllng ongegeben marcn.
Marcils Yena, ein IN Ssranf-
reid ltebenoer GoIont merifaniidJer
Mbltammung, Der 5ipeimal als tot ae.
meloet NOR, befinoet fid) nod ant e.
ben. 3nerit iuurbe mitgeteiIt Dab er
BET Der 8erienfung Der sSrscanio"
inn Jebrliar oos 2eben Derloren habc,
tudbreno Die 5fpeite gooesnafridt
meloete. oaB er am Is. Sui in
5ronfreid gefalen lei. Seine 0iut-
ter bat am Montag BON ibm eirerl
grief erbalten, oaB er onrd) eine,l
ShuB ms 9ein oertpunoet n1re uue
tpabribeinlid bnlo ais Nefonpales-
sent nod amerifa 5uriiffebren
miiroe.
Oas Gonutp Council Of 9e.
fenle bat auf 8eranlaliung oes .@or
sSncultrIes BOARD" elm yQitfomite er.
1lannt, pelhes nber Die Notmenoia.
Felt geplantcr Neubauten entSd,ei.
ben miro. 9cmielben aehoren er of.
ficio Der goriisenoe oes Gountt
Councils iomie beiien Sefretdr, i
81. Scobep uno Geo. IS. Goarf, an
Die iibrieen Mitglieoer fino s. 90
SefuiS, 6. 9. Glesg uno 6. Silgers.
SIN Sitter bon 40 Sabren If
Gbas. eiier aus Dem 2eben geld)ie
Sen. Der &eritorbene, Ser in Sor
antonio geboren mar nto bier ae
auobnt batte, miro bon orei 8rioerr
betrauert.
Militdrpflidtige, fueIde 2l
Sabre S Wonnte uno nod nift iibeI
40 Sabre alt Iino uno in Ole Nrtil
leriesSffi5ier-S hitle i'm Camp ga
tborp Saplor, ap., eintreten tpolen
fonnen @pplifationen beim Col
4enorid, 209 8eitsgo Commerce Ctr.
eifreihen.
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Wenes @ort.

9eim Barber; n@enid, Sic iei.
fen MIDI ia fdon cine Gtinoe lang
Elm. Sic boben pobl oen = Seifer.
mabniinmi"
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Seiraten = @sbnrten = gooesfail.
3eiraten

2eIrnten:
Sermann s. 9ietert nuo gona o.
Waier.
Teter Soiepb &onneberaer mo
Taltline Sollas.
5reo ". Moier mo aatbarine g.
SID.
sermann &. 5dols uno ausl.ita
Samhert.
Sranf 8. simmoua uuo eitcQe
Abr.
Sobn 9. 6omoro lno Sattie Set
manll-
&ifaro N. Sarms uno ssna Sent.
O. 6. 9ooenbilre uno giola De.
res.
Charles u. eorel5 uuo Senrietta
q. Giicr.
@eburten:
Aler q. @eiienberg uno 1Srau, Elm
Wtdoden; George Carl galumbodI
unb 5rnit, Elm Mdo6en; Simon
Sd)ubfegeI uno 5rau, elm Maoden.
Eo6esfaIIe:
@oparo 81. SeffeI, 70 Sabre.
5rau Sophie Sits, 3S Sabre; @nl
Serb. areB, Is Sabre; fleines aini
bon 9erbert @alters uno Srail, 9
Nonate; @rtbur Nicolas Sdreipeer
* Ssohrc
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-24
Gpttunfamen-Ir ponfte
@enraie.

San 4ntonio, "a. Sept, 1918. -
&artoffeln. California, 1915.
9iBtartoffeln, Gam, $3.50 II. $500.
3tpiebeln. Serds @ermubag. $3.50 uub
$1.75; Grbital 8are $1.75 unb $500.
Somnteu, Cal, 1926.
Bobnen, Colorado. Rinto. pei gfn..
5000; California @abous, Der ctut..
$1,000; Rinfs, $500; Gina, $3.50;
gtabb, $500; 8lndepes, $500.
Stride Strina Scans, $3.50.
&obl. $3.50 per 100 Yfuno.
@riiner Bfeffer. $3.50 per 8nf6el.
Bnf6ef.
6aoiesden, SOC Der Sbo. 8iinbel.
Weerretttas Burseir DER Bfo. i3l1
@urfen, 75c per 9bS.
grbien, Der fleiner Crate, $500.
Beeten, $3.50 per 100 3iuuo.
&opfia[at. $500 nnb 1925 per Crate.
8eterfilie. 40c per Subenos 8mnbel.
RfirIide. $1.65 ln6 $1.75 Der Crate.
@elbe Bnr5elu. $500 per 100 $50.
gierpflan5en. $3.50 per 8uiheI.
Hiben, $500 per 100 @fuuo.
Gauaib, $3.50 per 8uIdeI.
Ganteloupe5, $3.50.
Spinat, $1.75 per Camper. 5
@riine @rbfeu. $500 per 6ar,prr
Sellerie, Colorado, 90c mo $500 per
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1918-08-09
20 Count En- 20
Labor Day Country Store
Committee Store Is To Be
Big Feature Of Outing.

Labor Day is drawing nigh and with
it the big celebration. There will be
many features this year as the com
mittee is determined to make this the
greatest celebration within the history
of organized labor in Hamilton. This
is only in line with cities everywhere.
President Gompers has issued an ap-
peal to organized labor throughout
the country for fitting celebrations
of the day and that they should be of
patriotic nature The appeal of Pres
ident Gompers is not to go unheeded
in Hamilton, judging by the activity
of the committee. -
While many new features have been
added to the program, yet it was de-
cided to stay with the old fashioned
country store as one of the numbers.
There has been many country stores
on the fairgrounds in the past, but the
one on Labor Day this year viii eclipse
|any ever put up on the grounds. Every
organization is lending its efforts to-
ward the success of this store. Since
the announcement of the committee
lin charge of this feature, there has
been no doubt of its success. Here
they are 20, Count EN- 20;
John Janser, Chairman; Robert Fal-
lert, sec'y; Frank Wolf, Herb Joyce,
John Smith, VIM. Campbell. w. F..
Gunnoe, Louis Nau, Mrs. Louis Mag
dalena Hines Nau, Mrs. Swain Corson,
Miss Ada Buell., Miss Hildy Grimm,
Jack Scheaf, John Yerrigan, Fred Ty-
rell, Frank Holt, Harry Rohrkemper
Chas Ebel, Joseph Moore and Henry
| Fremgen.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1918-08-09
Child Labor Rule Is Wrong.
Says Wisconsin Editor.
Because Of One Judges Guess,
Southern Children Go Back
To The Job.

Madison, Wis-The editor of the
Capital Times does not mince matters
in his opposition to the decision Of
the United States supreme court which
invalidated the federal child labor law
"Thc greatest obstacle in the pro-
gress of democracy in this country, !"
says the editor, has been the right
arrogated to itself by the supreme
court, to stay the wishes of the people,
spoken through their chosen repre-
sentatives. Here is a doctrine that
enables seven or eight men, appointed
for life and totally out of the reach
Of the people, to say that the men
chosen by the people cannot act for
the people.
"The people Of this country were
back of the law aimed to protect the
chilren of the south from the tradi-
tional exploitation Of southern EN-
ployers. The law goes into effect,
But no-the supreme court says we
cant have such law because of some
musty precedents laid down by some
body long since dead and buried And
even the supreme court, itself couldn't
agree on the question and handed down
a decision on which the court was
practically evenly divided
"And so, because one judge guessed
differently than the other judges, we
go back to the old system-more
children will be sent to early graves
and sacrificed on the altar of greed
because an instrument of democracy
has been nullifed by an instrument of
autocracy taken to itself by the su-
preme court"