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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-12

FIJI bic sinssInen Wpnnis unb Snbress
3siten sipdr gang 6arasteriiiiIHe,
freilih nur aIs ipnbrfdeirIid)e Wiites
runesfatioren eelien biirfen. inbun
Fs in ben einselnsn .Sabrsn BOD bins
tf6tIih ibrer S9rcffbeit uno ibrss
nuf ben 9as eennu beiiimmtsn Gins
trtffns peieniIidxn GGuonsunsen
unterliesen. surpeiIen fpsar gang
ousbIeiben.
MuffdIIig b1eibt aber, bob bic pitIs
sefiirdietel, inlten Wsaitose, bic Fiss
LeiIigen. iit burfaus nid)t in Die
idemaiiid,s 5snperaturiurpe einfii;
gen ipoIIen, oa gtraoe an bisien 10 oft
eennnnien taIien 9dgen feline Nbiptis
Dung i'm fdnften Mnifies Der Jriihs
Jnbrstemperatur btmerfbnr irirb. 10
5ab gerobt bic poIisibiimlidxn fnIien
Mditaps nuf berNnfsdbluns ousfd,cis
ben miiiIen, Der @ldnbe on beitimmie
inlie Mnitoee I'm 2ibts Der Wiftns
iadft eissatIif nid5i sefiiibt. pieimebr
eerobs3u ipiberIesi erIheiit. Die
3tpeifslIps trotoem hditfig i'm Wai fid
creiensnbtn aGIieriidfGIIe iinb eben
fiid,t an einisermaben bsiiimmie Dns
Zen sebunben, fonbern bnltsn iid in
eirrem sisnllih .ipeiien seitIifen epieis
tnum, 70 bdB lie fi9 fart iibtr bio
Woit1ee tertbeil1t unh in Der Sers
p.ratirtiiroe snr nidi sur anif,aus
ung eelansen. tpie DIE innerbnib ens
aersr Dniumgrenssn ueiiiens ipiebers
iebrenbsn iibrigen Wdrmes uHb
G1IteriidfdHe.
Wenn IN ben erfrenen Johres5ti,
fen bsoeuienbe stmperatur Shtrnns
tunssn ipie I'M Suui unb DECEMBER
fir infer gmpfinoeu ipenigtr nuf,
fGliig berpprsutreten fheinen, fo bat
cies ieius llriahe bnrin, bdB I'm iier
fen CONNER poer Dintcr fiir unfer
WGrmebebiirfnis un6 nnIsrt aless
hung cine 9ifferenJ bon fpeuisen
9emperaturgrdben nod isine bsfons
bere abtpei6ans IN Der aebnstpeifs
mebr bebingen ipdbrenb ssringere
Differnlsen IN ben llebergnnss5eiien
bes TriiHabrs nrib 6erbftes uns oft
unlieBinn kriibren, it6rfer fir INFER
gmpftnben berportreiei. ipie nainents
Ii6 bic lolten Wlaieltdas.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-12
Ser adlte nnb Der Wdrne
@ellen.

Der Mussnna Der erRen Jdbruar'
bdite pflegt uns nod ehtuul etns
fuse gpode itrsnaeer .@inxrfGlts,
BEN lebten Dauerfrpif bes Buttsrs IN
Der gftael. su bri1psen. Bir fpreffn
aIs Wleteorplpgen bdnr bon ben aui
grunb IaHgjdbriper Grf0tnnaen mil
einiqer Siderbkit bornussniebtnb
iolten ;yebrimrtusen. @enn man BIZ
ReInltate Der syubr5thute btnbur9 uns
unterbrpfxn fortsefebteu idsli@ drse'
jielIten BcobdGturlgen Der 2ufttrnpes
rotur eines Dries olrfscdynet, 70 9es
,ptnnt mnu bic Titteis ooer Dlr6s
fGnittskmpernturen fit be ttu5elrtu
9atumtdqe als greeb1ris. Tieie
DurGff)nittsipertbe tpicbxr 5ufmns
nienaefiiat unb arupibfa bnrgefdIt,
IaiTen fir ben Qauf Ns Jdbres et1l,
nur pans Isidt eetpellts aurDe erttn'
nen, beren @ipfd ettpo IN bic siptiis
SufibdIfte, btren tiefiter punft unge.
fair aiff bic Ritit bes ssaniidr fdllt,
I'm bfsfe Sdae berum bat man bnbtr
I'm MlitteI bds alIidbriift whurimum
nnb Wintmum Der Jubrtstempesntur'
fdfpdniunuen "a ertpdrfen.
Ok sfpifden bieftn Grtrenatr auf'
unb nbfteisenb fi& belpe8eube 2inir bei
Ssmperatursn abrr 3tigf einise gdfsl
beuflid5 uusosprd1ft ftGrfere 2luss unf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-12
edjmrfeaitrridj pereiteIt.

Die 17iGhrige Mdriorie Both, 52d
Ribbl. Rodb. ipuroe a.iiern slbtnn
seaen 8 llbr nuf ibrem Meet na4 bel
ilniperfiiGt, no fis elmer BcJleiuna
beilpobnen tpplIie, ouf Der Weitieits
Der gIfion apenie bon tinen treiBen,
eftpa 25idbrigsn G4urisn anse5alten,
norauf berfsrbe perfu4te. iie aepait.
fam NIT iih su serrtn. sic ipebrte iih
ieooh init Glen ardften unb nabm
iGlxblih 3ufiuff gu elmer 5utnabel.
nit Der re fif 70 erfoIsrei6 prrtbsi'
bigie, bub Der Burffw bic d1uH er'
eriff. Wlebr ioof nIs ltbtnbis errtidts
bas Wldbhen bic llniDerfitGi, no fie
ihr Mbeutener ersdblte unb bon no aus
bic g'cIi3si bapon ip amuinib ssissl
suftrAp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-12

ereef Toipnlbip. 81. (Steucr SD
Ebe Seton 9tealtp Gontpanp nlI
SnInnnn %. SintIe, 90 bel SO dlif,
lnn Der Oitieite BON @ilbcrt apcniie
ferner 25 bel 50 sslrB on ocr Sitieifc
bon eiIbert 9lberiie; ferner 10 BEL
90 Sub an Der Gitieite pom Gilbert
Mperlie. ST.
gliiabetb 81. Jnrringfon an Sn.
fnria @. SinfIe, 10 Sub oil Der
gioroieite Der YeorI StraBe. 80 Sui,
ciilid, bon gii,e Stpabe 81. (Steiler
$6.50.)
Suiitees Der Oio5eie BON Iiiolih n
Sbio OIL Snianna ". sbinfle, bosieIbc
GIaentbunt. 81. (Steuer 500
sSrnnf 9. 81 gaoIo an eiirieo Ga.
prcni, 2ots f02 ilno f04 in 9bouip.
icn 3 Ebonrpion'S llnierabtbeiling
tn Tairufoimt. 81.
5ranf .. Oi Yasai,nle an 6euiel.
Zen, Cots i06 iinb 10S in berieIben
l;uferabtbeihIna. ST.
Clara 6. gordRroiug an oas Gorf
Mit. Seoltbp, einen Srnft Sono an
Der Siioieite Der Wtaoiiom slpenie in
SIT. Senltbp. ST..
gIlfie 6. TrnIap an Clara 8. wliI.
ler, 75 SUB an Der Gillette Der Bari
sIpenie; ferner Cots 81, 55, 60 uno
f64 in 8rpant & Srepor's llnterab.
tbeiIiing in 5dirnoiiit. 81. (Steier
so Gents.)
Sutton Sirner Gil @olpeiton ino
gornedIia gapIOm, % bel ii0 5ib
an Der @eftidte Der Snffin StraBe
in ct. 9eterstoUn. 81. (Sieiier
80 Geitts)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-12
@rnnSeisenibums -Ssyotbsfen,
Gineinnatt ii. Seb.

Weue Sppotbefen.
ssranf Werret on ReiDtoipn y. II
6. Co.. $3.50.
Grneii O. genefe on WlercantiIe 9
u. 8. 60. $4,000.
George =. gsoiter on Nabion %
y. $40. 2. $2250.
9aniel Yi. arnrftrcng oil bieieIbe
$1,000.
A 9atrid 8. seIlp on bieieIbe, 1915
gernaro aiIes an oieieIbe. $1,000
Gleyanoer S. garfer on 2lnnt
Bitter. $1,000.
2be llnion @aptiTt Ghlrd on Con
Hern Ohio Gjapinas 8oirt so. $4,000
Beier QSaei an Gln y. widSrearp
$3.50.
6ranf q. gleS6ur an gIeniuup g
II. o. Go. $4,000.
ssoEts Courier an German .. 8. v
q. ". $1,000.
SetiIste &ppotbefen.
Gbipdro aeiifer ON aeouib seeiIe'
@liilbing Go. $i069.50.
@iIfiam =. @lbers ON Carthage Q
II. 6. q. $500.
@ifIian 8. Subrann on GnIeg,
Sin 8. II. o. Go. $500.
Sol. o. Sobuiann an bielebe
$1,000.
sSronf Snnter ON enterpriie y. II
8. u. 90. $1,000.
Gaiiiel Wa- ar1rStruns an WlaoIior
9. n. SO. 2. $3.50.
gatrid 3. aelIp an 6ieieIbe. $1,000
syoiepbine Srtmbert on BGt enl
q. IL Z. Go. S2500.
wsarp g. SoI3bolb on @dterr aoe
Q. a- $4,000.
Grarrf z. eteItenfnrnp on SSsa'
more g. II. 8 60. $4,000.
2a1rra 80. Cutting an Scirtberr
Sbio 6. II. Z. 60. $2500.
gpon grice an Ct 'gerlaro 6 u
9. ". Go. $3.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-12
SreieeiprpdJen.

Scbn i5iBsibbons aus Wuneis, Jnb.,
ber- bem Wirtb George BilIians. an
Der Wine Strabe. oberbaIb ee4ftr.
sinsn Gbed an ,3ablunssitntt eessben
bntte, Der nidf bouortri ipurbt. boite
iiH bidabalb seitern TN Wlunisipals
eerift 5u perantipprisn. RIh.tr gell
iproa ibn ebrenpon frti, benu es itsIlis
iid btraus. .bnB f}ibeibbons tbntfd&'
LID binteihenbt 5pnbs in Der 8oni
bntts, ouf bic Der Gbtd ausesifeIIt NOR.
gerubarb Ghnrpboff, Gistnibiimsr
fer Wletta mirtbfhoft. Der Der 9trs
Iesina bes TitternnHtssefebes onge.
fduIbist mar. ipurbe bon Ri&ttr Bel
sbenfans freisdpro9en unb entidf'
fen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-12

aalprsnee Qebner pirb pon b.uit db
-fiir cine san5e Asod'e teiIle SpIritiio'
zen perfoufen. 60 hat bsuie 1unbts'
Diifriisanpclt Stuart u. goIin sHi'
Ihisbsn, BEN asasniibsr qtbner 5uet'
ftonb, taB q Gpirituoitn an NOnsd5
ptrtdufi unb 70 bic 6psrrorber css
6<i5mdierial Nominiifr1tors nod
feintr Derbdftuna bur6 gunbesbss
dmts btrItbf bdits. Die GdJIisbuns
fsiner Wirttff,uft fiir bic Doutr cine,
WDdx ipurbe perfiiat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-12

- g. :. munb, 2716 MfnOi Abe.
eripifiie gsfern einen 9aufdein fiir
Grri6tune zines anbtribdIbit0d 0diaen
Mobnbauiss on Der DeiiIcite Der 50,
Sfrnbe. $1,000. @ernarb Gliding.
1011 Dnpton Strobe, nil sin eins
Hodges 2ngerb1us On 5resniau aps.,
n6rbiidb bon Buni Strabe, errihfen.
Baufoften $3.50.
- Diirsermeiiftr gaIpin hai nns
ben BlfgerirsiIsn sdbireid5e 3lifhriFs
Ten erbnItsn, in ipelten ibm fiir fsin
gorseben ssgsn be Gds 60, Ansrsen.
nrna gs3oIlt unb er errnunleri ipirb.
bic Biireer ipeiierhin eessn bas f9Iims
me Wlonopol 81 ffiibtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-12
9ienfas
DHrfte> Der Griob besHss
lid Der aufbebans ber
montassfperrt ers
foIsem

Wafbinston .. g., IL. 0tbr.
NlIe @nseif,en bsuieisn dnr Noains
Gbenb bnrnuf bin. bnb bieIer Monio
Der Istie ber bei5Iditn mar unb bdb
5eismaterial aominiiiraior beabs
ii6tisi. ON Disnfios ben BefebI gu
srlaiisn, burd sutlhsH ansefdfs Der
siiHftigertn mittsrunssperbdIiniii
rnb Der beiisren 8abniituaiicn bic
Wontassiperre Dcn nun on oufgehcs
ben irirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-12
e,rnuSeiaentsnms llebernasuuseu.

gIifforb @aIfer, per Sberiff. on
gcrnarb aaies unb an1in &nes, 2oi
5G in Daabiion sslare unternbtbei.
lung. $2250. (5teuer $2.50.)
6. s. 2eipis, Srlfftee, ont SO. 6.
going Cots uuo 2 IN @Icper.
gerrp llnternbtbciIiHg In mpoHrins.
$3.50. (Steiier $f.)
gllerun6er 6. Bnrfer an 9Ib1v
5fitier, loo SUB an tssr tSs sssa.essifeite g ben
Seiaht &hsuie iss Gefticu % n @siR
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-12
0eitOrbe,,
5ft afbbuT nomib. Der Dormdiiss sui.
tan ber 9iirtsi.

a,miierbam II. gebr. - Der
am Sonntas erfolgts 7ob pen atblIl
9dniib. Dem Dorm1iietn GuItdn BET
1iirsti. bsr elmer 2ungenen7iinbukg
trIegen m, inurbs am Wontog bon
aDnifuutiucpeI iibsr Witn bi<rbtr ses
melbet.
True traasiation nlsA With shs ross.
master at Cincinnati on February II,
lais, - required By the Act Of oeto.
bar 9Th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-12
erbfi6 beroRet.

Bertbeibissr (ols Elm iungsr intel
Iigentsr Mann tpesen Diebitobls Dor
Seriht ffebt): sd muB fir ben
Sretfprud pldbiren! Der iunss Uannn
1T er6lid3 belaifst, fem Woter unb
ieiu GrobDnter iparen aouponiften.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-12
SnSDfHrt
5at egstutips bes oemofratif6sn Qas
iionaIs sacmmittsts
Cas gsrfaifungsse selmenbemsnt besas'
Iid bes Jrauens5iimmretts.

Wnfbinston, IL. Jebruar. -
Die 9reiuiipe bcs Paiiondltn benlos
fraiiihen 9pmmittses bat am Wiontng
naf) siner observation-disclosures Der
aonunitteemiislisber, Die 48 Staa.en
psrtrnten, bas Srauenitimmridiss
umsnbemeni Sur gunOespsrfnHuns
inboHiri.
syiir bic Refolniion Der Grefutiue ~
guniten btE Amenbcments itinmisn:
gorfbsr gats 6. WeGormid; 2cmtr
g. Cummings, Connecticut. Wists
9oriibsr; q. Niiaei pdimer. psnns
fnlbanien; Genntpr Sonts, VeusUles
rito. unb Siibor Dodipeilsr, GdIifcrs
nitn. gifprditrtnnt gorben Suns
1snneFse. unb Reprditntnnt Gnricr
DlaB, Dirsinien, iiimmtsn bagegen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-12

True trrnsIsfiou Eled with the Post.
master st cincsnnah on February IL.
1918. AZ required BY the Act Of octo-
Der 9th. 1917.
1hsntt 0sf@i9te.
gsIamka.A @ y. 1E1tE =
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-12

.auusfom ionlmt bic 1scmboba
brrae5Oseu.
YftilidpRlI II bos Mutp i4eu snts
iIpstb
Gnk fiR fssftt sss bassssasz
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-12
edHtfeIrsim.

Der Batter n1r nod Elm armer 2eire
ipeber;
DER Soba bt idOn EN- Bterber5 iInb
sius @eiuIfbez.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-12

True translation fled with the psrt-
master at Cincinnati on February II.
1915. as required BY the Act Of 0cto-
her 9Th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-12

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on February II,
1918. as required by the Act Of octo.
Der 9th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-12

Iift Der Some bic @eitaft bes Scten
ifssreifts unb rsrildrte, bu hnnts eurie
Der 0crfebuns banten. pelhe Fem
@oter bos 2sBie unb S6lDer ers
fpart bate.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-28

to Mr.. Patterson at the Beardsley
Park cottage equipment can be OBJ
tanned for several games such as ten
mis- nets, indoor baseballs and bats
volIey balls and nets.
The band concerts sch .duled for
July are as follows:
July Wood park, to 10, Coast
Military band.
July 4-Seaside park, $3.50 to $40,
Wheeler & Wilson band.
July SEASIDE park, 1880 to $3.50,
Coast Military band:
July 7-Beardsley park, $50 to
$50, Wheeler & Wilson. band.
July Washington park, to 10,
Locomobile band.
July 11-West End park, to 10,
Bridgeport Fastana band.
July 14-Seasidep ark, to 9,
Bridgeport Marine band.
July 16-Yellow Mill park, 8 TO 10
| Olympic band.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-28

message of sympathy from the Chris
tians of the United States to the peo-
pie of France.
1t is a great pleasure to the French
people" said the president, ito re-
ceive message from the Christian
people of America Our people are
thoroughly convinced that it is a
Christian spirit that animates the
motives of the American people in
its disinterested aid to the French
people"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-28
DANCING AT
BAND CONCERTS
FOURTH OF JULY

A change has been made in the
band concert scheduled to be given at
Seaside Park on Sunday. According
to the original plan it was to have
been held at $3.50 in the afternoon.
Owing to the numerous other activities
going on at the park, such as baseball
and bathing, it was thought advisable
to try changing the time. At both of
he concerts scheduled for July
there will be dancing. This plan of
allowing dancing and providing a
special place at the band concerts for
the dances has met with great favor
and many avail themselves of the
privilege,
All parties that hold picnic permits
will be glad to know that by applying
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-28
INDUCT DILWORTH IN
TELEGRAPH SERVICE

The. first 1918 local registrant to bel
enlisted in the Geographic branch o.
the Signal service of the United Stat.
army is John NJ Dilworth, a studs
of the telegraph school connee
with the Telegraphers' school, wi,
assigns him for the duration of
war to the special branch, and
the first student from the sch
receive such an award. Mr. Di
will be located at Camp Alfre
Little Silver, N. ].
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-28

held every Wednesday, Friday, and
Saturday evenings through the sum-
mer with excellent music by Muir.
rays orchestra, and at a moderate
price Of admission. Automobiles leave
Broad street and Fairfield avenue,
running direct to the beach. The
pavilion is close to the water, is al
ways comfortable and just the place
to finish the evening after a dip in
the Sound.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-28
United States Attorney.

United States Attorney.
He made the statement when deny
ins the assertion of John j, O'Leary
that members of his family were be-
ing prosecuted by the governments
agents, Barnes said the letters were
being investigated in an effort to
learn the identity of the writer or
writer's, e+es
Assistant United States Attorney
BENJAMIN A, Matthews. who is also
participating in the prosecution Of
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-28
DEATH THREATS
HAVE BEEN SENT
IN O'LEARY CASE

New York, June 2s-Tbat he had
received two anonymous letters
threatening him with death because
Of his activities in prosecuting the
O'Leary brothers was disclosed yes
terday by Earl B, Barnes, Assistant
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-28
BEARS NOTE OF
SYMPATHY TO
FRENCH PEOPLE

Paris, June 2s-President Poincare
and Premier Ciemenceau received
yesterday the Rev. DR.. Charles 8.
MacFarland. general secretary of the
federal council of the Churches of
Christ in America who rendered q
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-28
DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT.

Dancing every Saturday night Is the
feature at fho Fairfield Beach pa
viiion, this gear under tho direction
Of Prof. D. g. Guilty. Dances are
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-28

jeremiah A. O'Leary. has received
several threatening letters, Up to a
week ago he received every morning
by special delivery missive inform
ing him he was lighting England's
battles,r
The new trial of John j. O'Leary
will begin Monday. He is accused Of
aiding jeremiah to escape justice.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-28

Even the fat of corned beef can be
uHed In ceekins,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-28

A very special lot Of new
models in the latest shades.
All sizes. Dainty dress and
outing garments beautifully
trimmed.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-10-03
COMMUNITY MEET AT JOSEPH
All Day Affair to be Held on West
Side of River.

On October II, the people on Joseph
and Doumecq plains will hold com
munity meeting on the McCarvel school
grounds.
Short programs will be rendered both
morning and afternoon. The school
children from the six school districts
interested viii lead in the community
@ sing.'
Luther B. Case, the superintendent of
the Grangeville schools, will give the
ADDRESS of the day at II O'Clock. After
a picnic dinner, C. w. Hickman of the
school of agriculture at the University
of Idaho viii talk to the cattle men,
and Miss Dorothy Taylor, home demon
strstion agent for Idaho county will
tell of food problems of the allied ma
tions. The schools of the section win
be a special point for discussion.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-10-03
DELAY DUE TO SPREAD OF EPI-
DENIC OF SPANISH INFLU-
ENZA IN ARMY CAMPS

Entertainment of thirteen Idaho county
men, whe were to have been ordered to
report in Grangeville the week of Octo-
Der 6, for induction into the army, has
been indefinitely postponed, by order
Of the provost marshal general. The
order, which was general to draft
boards throughout the United States,
was due to spread of the epidemic of
Spanish influenza in army camps.
Strict orders have been issued be-
cause of the quarantine, in order that
recruits may be kept from coming in
contact with the disease.
The local draft board had notifica-
ton car dsready to be mailed to the
mcr called when the cancellation order
was received, and the summonses have
been held up, pending receipt of fur
Their word from Washington. The list
of men ordered to report for the next
draft viii not be published until the
notification cards are mailed the re-
gistrants.
\ number of registrants of Septem-
Der u have been classified under the
questionable system, but classification
also has been suspended by government
order, until results of the drawing at
Washington, on Monday, last, are fully
known. No classifieations will be
given out until work of classification is
resumed.
The district appeal board recently act
ed on several cases appealed from Idaho
county, granting pleas for deferred
classification.
A call has been received by the ad-
iutant general Is office in Boise for l55
men to join the spruce division at Van
couver Barracks, Wn. Of this number
Idaho county is to furnish one man. The
men are to be indicted for this work
about October IA.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-10-03
DICK CREA RESIGNS AS
CITY POLICE OFFICER
MARSHAL DOESN'T LIKE HIS JOB,
SO QUITS SUCCESSOR
NOT NAMED

Dick Crea on Monday resigned as
police officer for the city Of Grange
vile. His resignation is TO TAXI ef
feet as soon as a successor can be named
The city council will meet in regular
session next Monday evening, when a
police officer probably will be appointed
Officer Crea gave as his reason for
quitting unpleasantness of the work,
and the fact that, after being awake
all night, in the discharge of his duties
he found difficulty in sleeping during
the day.
Numerous violations of the traffic
ordinances also were a worry to Mr..
Crea, who tried diligently to enforce
them, and by so doing, according to the
officer, incurred the ill-will of a number
of motor car drivers. Recently two men
were arrested by the officer for viola
ton of traffic ordinances.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-10-03
MULHALL is BEFORE COUNCIL
Agrees to Increase Purchases of u. s.
Liberty Bonds.

William Muhall, wealthy Denver
rancber, appeared before the Idaho
County Defense council Tuesday night
at the request of the council. The
following account of the proceeding
was issued for publication by the eoup
ell:
William Mulball was invited to
appear before the county council Of
defense to answer complaints made
against him in connection with wal
activities, and willingly complied
with the request by appearing at the
Tuesday night meeting.
"Mr. Mulhall explained the differ
anccs he had with the Red Cross ladies'
and stated that he had subscribed to
the second and third Liberty loans in
this county and in Spokane, and agreed
to increase his holdings by subscrip-
ton here to the fourth loan to the
extent of bringing the, total up to
$4,000 including previous purchases,
and also to subscribe for his allotment
in the county war fund. Mr.. Mulhall
also expressed regret that his conduct
had beer construed as disloyal to his
country, or antagonistic to the prose-
cution of the war.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-10-03
BATES PLEADS NOT GUILTY
Arraigned ON Charge of Assault With
Intent to C.mm.. Murder

John W. Bates this morning enter
ed plea of not guilty to the charge
of assault to commit murder, when he
was arraigned before Judge Wallace
n. Scales, in the district court Bates,
who was camp tender, shot Jack
Hamilton, sheepman, mile south of
Dixie, on September ,.
Owing to the physical condition of
the prosecuting witness, the ease was
continued for the term. Bail was fixed
at $4,000 Bates has been in the county
Jail here since the shooting
Hamilton, who testified against
Bates mt the preliminary examination
held this week before Probate Judge
Campbell, told Of the shooting, which
followed an alteration at the sheep
camp. Hamilton was shot in the arm.
Tendons were severed and it is stat
ed surgical operation viii be neces-
sary to restore use of the arm. Hamil-
ton is past go years of age. His resi-
derce is at Clackamas, Ore.
The case of the State VS. James
Oliver, charged with assault with a
deadly weapon, was continued for the
term, owing to the fact that the pro
scouting witness, Norville Johnston, is
in tie military service.
Divorces were granted in the cases
of Lancaster VS. Lancaster and Thomas
VS.. Thomas
Important cases set for heraing be-
fore a jury are:
State VS.. Gross, attempt to burn in
sured property, set for October IA.
State VS.. Ira Z. Smith, emblezzle-
ment of state money, set for October
is.
J. w. Hockersmth VS.. Village of
Cottonwood, damages, set for October
l6. Hockersmith is suing the village |
of Cottonwood for $4,000 damages,
alleged to have been caused in the |
death of his son, Jesse Hockersmith, |
who, on or about September %, 1916, |
while riding a horse in Cottonwood, |
fell, with the horse, when the horse
tripped over wire, in the streets of
the village. The boy incurred injuries
from which he afterward died. Hooker
smith alleges the village of Cotton
wood at fault in that It should not
have permitted the wire to be in the
street.