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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-26

I'm bic iibli9.n 9eTudt bei ben 9e=
bSrben au MAIDEN. Wie es beibt, tpirb
bic aus 80 HDpfsn beittbenoe 4eiabs
rne in QlleaIa be Sonares. II Weilen
noro0itlit BON NabriD, interniri psrs
ben.
GlJerrpl, Scnntas, "a. MGr3.
Gin beutfd)es Saunboot pons 400
aonnen bat IN bteiisen 9afen 3us
fluGt seiuht. Der 9efebIsba6er err
|iin1te INN 3uiniiuns nit Dem gemsr=
ten, bdB iein Jabr5eus gelesentli4
eines aampfes NIT brei Sdiffen
fdtper beictdoist norbsn lei, Ons
3auHbopt fiibrt 5fpei II gentineters
Gefdiibe unb bat cine 8eiabuns bon
80 Mann. Gin ipanifdes &riegsi9iIf
rilrbe ausseianbt, nm oas Sau9bopt
Su bepaden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-26
Mnterifaniid)e 4ioniere
Waren, pie General peribins meIbet
in bem 2ampfsebiet I'm Weitsn
tbdtig,
SDnit ieiue ameritantften 1ruppen
in ben Rumpf biHeinsesosen.

Waf binston, %, WGra. 9es
neral perfbins bat BEN Rriegsbeparz
tement am WOntas setubeIt, bab Stpei
ameritaniibe StieHbabn Regimenter
ben britiiben sruppen atta9irt iinb,
tie fi9 an be. DON Den Oeutiden ans
segriffeneu Jront befinben. Drei
aompasnien bieTer pipniertruppen,
I,iaste sr, arbeiteten in Dem Sebiet, in
peIbem bic Qntpeienbeit ameritants
Sruppen i'm beufifen 8eridt eemeIs
bet miro. General psrfbins bat teiz
men 9eri4t bs5iisIi9 Der 2eute ere
balten.
Dur9 bieie gotI9ait, bemerttc
@eneraImaipr Ward, Der amtirenbe
Gbef b.s SeneraIitabs, tperbsn bic
9eriidte abeetban, bob amerttanii6e
ReferDen in ben Enmpf gefanbt NOR
ben ieien. General perfbirg ertIdrte
in ieiner 9epefhs, bab nihts aIber-
gepDbnlides bon ben ameriianifheH
abf4nitten su meIben lei. Di, Depe'
ide Iautete: pueberiidt Der 1bdtige
tigteit sm "a. Wadrs Wittass biz
rs. Mdr5 Mittass: Ritts gu berihs
Ten auber Der iibIidsn Grtunbunss.
uub SdiBensrGbsntbdt nit ets
Iideu Gasangriffen burd ben Jeino
nOrOlid DON 9ouI. 9e5iislid bss
beatf6eH amtliben geritts BON "a.
unb 25. Wldrs binii6tIid omeritanis
f4er 5ruppeu: ss iinb atpsi Resimens
ter SIenbabntruppen bel ben eneIi=
iHen 6erren, bic in bisle Sdladt
pertpidelt limb. 0rei &ompaenien
pioniere arbeitsn in Der i'm gerift
nngefiibrten 9saeub in Der Radbars
19aft bes great GdiuIs. Sein BE.
ritt ouber Dem beutidsn amtIiten
8eri6t te5iislid bisisr Srppsn eins
uelaufeH."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-26

ipesen ansebli4 prcbeutfGsr Spmpns
tbisen esiibte aritit an.
I'm bsr Werhaftuns nahmsr Bers
trster bes Nunbesbiitriitnnnolts Tbo+
mas Z. 4cpnion, iotpis bes Spe5idIs
asenten JubO Dspep bonn SuitiasDez
partement uno aud itdbtifde ppli3is
iten tbeil. Gis fparteten mehrsre
Gtunoen in or @pbnuns Or. Muds,
bis sr Don eirsr Geiellfdaft Suriidr
iebhe unb nabnen ibn In 9aft, FobaIb
cr sinsetroffen mar. Ga purbe sr.
tlart. bob Ct .nDslitsrmeiTe amDierss
tas benz BunbsstommiFdr bebufs
gernebmuns porssfiibrt peroen tpiirs
be. Gs murDe ibm niht seitattet,
9iirafddft gu itelen.
Gin slgent bes 8urbesbiitrittsan.
traIts ertldrte auf bic Jrass, OBJ ir.
esnbpelts beionDsren 9eipeifs bes
SiisIi9 probeutidsr 9tttipitdt entbedt
iporben ieisn, bab er bieie Jrase nitt
bedntiporten biirie. Gr fiigte hn3u,
bab Or. Mud Ieit Monaten bepbads
tet tporben fei.
Or. Mud purbe i'm Sabre 1912
unb oann ipieber i'm Sabre 1916 bonn
aaiIsr WiIbeIm benz 9oitoner Spm.
pbOnieor&eiter seIisben. Inter fetner
2eittne bat bas OrGsfter eine srobe
gsribnnibeit erlanst, nber in Der Ieb,
ten 3eit fuurOen in perIdFbenen
Stdhtsn aonseris infoIse Der pppos
iition eesen ben 0irigeuten abeeiagt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-26
SlieserangriHe
@eroen IN Cairo, aegppten, befiird.
tet, tpie cine Reuter. Depeife
ncl6et.

Sonbon 90. @tdrS. Gie @e-
Dobner bon Cairo, 9Iegppteu, iino anl
oorigen Eonreritag, iuie es in elmer
Reter.Gepeide beibt oiii5iea oaoon
berdhridtigt Dcrben, oab EN- feino.
liaes 6lug5eisg iiber Ser aiiIte beob'
odtet porOen III. IS fplIrSe DOR Der
N0giid,teit bon SSliegeraniGllen &C.
mornt unb bas EubIitum ipl,rOe oil.
gelrieien, Die nUibisen 8oriiftsmab-
regelH nit yIesug aui 9eleidtung 81
becba6ten.
in eIneul amtliden 9eridjt, Der am
Sainita9 rn sltben perofentlit,t wur-
De. bteB e., oaB am Gonneritag Sep.
peline iil,er Die GSniel sareta III noro
lider 9tkbturg floeeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-26
R0Ill
@iro bon britiiden sSlieeern nit
gombcn beIegt,
and aubere oeiitife 5idote puroen
ansegriifen. ipie Soibon
meIoet.

Sonoon 25. Idr5. Bon bri
tiffen Sliegeru iirS Die gabnbofe II
aOln unb in perifieoenen auoerer
+beoeiltenoen Stdoten IelitItIanoi
init 9oulben belest ipcroen. fpie in Ell
nem arntIiden 9eribt iiber bic 6Ite
gertbdtigfeit am Montag Ibeno be.
tanntgegcben ipuroe.
Ser @eriht tit i'm @ortlaut tpie
foIst:
vWdbren6 Der Jad)t Ian6ete eines
Der aroBen feiuoIideH gomben.i .iSIua.
5euge binter unieren Qinien. Naf
einein erfolgreihen sSIieaerdngriii
Ddbreno bes cages ailf @tannbeim
ipuroen mibreno Der geuft meitere
3iele in Teltihlanb angegriiien.
sflif ben 8abnbof in a6ln iuurSen
9omben i'm @efpid,t BON elmer baIben
Sonne abgeiporfen uno es puroe bort
elm 5ener periiriaf,t. 9ontben i'm
9etuidt bon iiber elmer Sonne tpurbsn
altf Die 9abnbofe pon 2uremburg,
mo Elm sSerer sirn gusbrud fam, uno
Den 9abnbof in Gourceles, oitIi6 bon
MeS, oertheilt. sIitf ben @obnbof in
Ie5 tpuroen gomberi i'm geipibt non
5fpei &ornen obgetpprfen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-26
Ter sd,nIratll.

albsdekn bon Der geitatisuns lei,
nsr sbatsn I'M pIeuum am Samifns
9ormiitas bat Der Saulratb in felner
seftrisen Gibung MIR RoutiHeanssIes
senbeiisn erIsSist. Uaanassr 5anbs
mon beridiei,, bnB 20. %. 1apIcr
Sas aIie SGuleigenibum in GeIbi fir
$500 f1ufen IpolIe. Da ber prPis
niht btionDsts Dsrlodenb in. bic
snde audi itine Gle bat. ipurbe iit
Bis sur nd4iten GtBung suriidselsgt
Bel gr5rttrung bts 9erifts bts
f5tnan, Gomniitisss ipurtsn biz
Observation-Disclosures pttI&!sbensr
G@uIprin,ipnle moniri. Die @trifie
iparen ni6t hetailIirt seHig uHb bic
prinsipnls tpurbsn nnepieien, In Gu
lunft jebtn Sent in anre6Hrne 81
bringen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-26

oeutids Dffsniix sesen bic britifGeu
2tnien iHeint unter Der elaftHnen
@ertbeibigunssmstbboe .ipelde BON
5elbmnrfhail 6ais perfpIsi miro,
nadsuIaTtn. Dieies III bic Gniid,t Der
ameritaniId,eu unb aucb Der Oflisierc
FIBER 4liirten, bic bier ipeilen, unb iis
bsariinbet ii1 auf Die amiIiden Be
ri6te aus 2onbon, paris unb 8erz
I'm. Rod ibrer aniibt tritt Die srSBs
te S6latt Der WeIt in i1r stpeites
StaSium, ipooei bic Deutiten auf
einen on Sartnddisteit 3unebmenben
Wtoeritano itoBsn. Das ReiuItat bte-
ier p9afe fpirb I'D, erit nad etIiben
5asen erfeben laIen.
Dte Stefliine n1bme Der ameritanie
i4en MilitdrbebDrben purbe amts
lid bur9 @eneralmaior Mard. Den
amtirsnben Chef bes @eneralitabs be-
finirt. gr iaste:
u0as &riessoepartement Iiebt abs
1olut feIner 0runo fiir irgenb fuelhe
Beiorgnib ieitens Der 9epDIteruns
Der Der. Gtaaten. Cir Douglas Sais
9at anseiiinoist, SaB bas 3uriids .ben
Der gnsldnber i'm Gintldng NIT befis
nitipsn pIdnen erfplst. OieIe autiin<
btsuns muB aneeHummen iperben."
aatfer @ilbeIm pertbeiIt
.tr Srben.
4mfersam, 25. MGrs. aaiIer
@iIbelm bat I'M sroBeu 5auptquarS
tier ON Scnutae, pie es in einem
amtliten 8eribt beibt, bem GeIb<
maridal BON Sinbenburs bas Giierns
areus nit solbnem Strablentrans
Derlieben unb Dem @eneraI Don Gus
oeHborff bas @robireus bes Giierneu
&reu3es. IuBerbem srbielien au9 De-
partemcnts6efs ausseidnunsen, bar<
uHter au6 cine photographic bes
3atisrs nit eisenbdnbieer Inter-
f9rtft unb benz Datum Der Sdla9t
81 hia % NnGr,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-26
Ter gdbpeis
Durbsn G6iffe bon 10000 5onneH
fir asbsnsmitteItransport
iiberipisIen.

Dafbinstoh 25. Mdrs. =.
Die llebertragung bon ameriidntf6en
Shiifen Don $4,000 Sonnen an bic
ldpei3sr Regieruns 5ur geforbsruns
Don aebsnsmittclH fir bic SfapeiS,
ipurbe am Ulpntaa pom Slipping
goarp betanntgeesbsn. Die idhpei5sr
4esieruua pirb, tpis IS beibt. iiderss
@tisiie fir bic S6tffe nod Gstts Don
Denif6lanb Ii6ern.
GIiessr nmeetOmmsn.
Sort NORTH 3er.. 25. Wldrs.
&aoet William g. WhPamara aus
Hep Dort, Mieb uuf Der Gtelle tobt
unb 2sstuani u. q. GsinitGE aus 20.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-26
Serienft
@arSe Der ameritaniide 9anpfe,
.gbattaboodee".
9ie aus IS Stopfen bGtebenbe BE-
iasung tpurbe gerettt.

9onbon %. MGr5. Die 90.
miralitdt eiebt befannt. bab Der Gine.
ritauiide Gnnipfer r9battaboo6ee"
BON 5,0SS Conner bon einem bent.
ifPn Saild)boot on Der engIiiden
airite perieuft morben lit. Gie &c.
iasuug, Die aus 7S &6pien beltanb,
iulIroe gerettet imb 1T seInnbct ipor.
ben. &ie Der adpit6n areicbt, piir.
ben bon benz Saild)boot eine ansabI
Sorpeoos abgefeHert, Don benen pier
Sas Sdiif trafen.
JeeW Dorf, %. aPara. Ger
9antpfer yGbattaboohee", Der an Der
engliiden &iiite torpebirt por6en lit,
mar Der friibere Smnburg.am
Gampfer .,Sadien" mo geborte sli
ben Dampfern, Die beim gintritt Der
8ereinisten Staaten in BEN arieg be.
itlagnabmt rpurSen
Siirfi ReuB aefaflen.
apnbon, %. Mdr5. L Syiirit
Seinri6 Don Reub, bas Oberboupt
Der iiinesren ainie, IN in cen admpFsu
uuf psm peitIihen ariessfdnuplub
qefnlIen, tpie bic Central Netps auf
@runo 8erliHsr Radridien melbet.
gritif6er 3erf0rtr Sci
&olIifipu unterge
gdnsen.
2onbon, %. MGr5. - Gin bri.
tifher 3erii0rer ipurbe dm %. MGrs
infolae elmer aolIiiiou perientt, pie
Oi. Qbmirdlitdi am Wioutag betdnnt
qab. Gin Sffi5ier unb ein Wann Der
9eTdbuna limb ertrumten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-26
Jnternirt
8ur1e elm beutides 5au6bOot i'm
ipmiidsn 5afeH 81 Gerro[.

GI 5errol, SpaHisn. %. Uiar5.
0os beutide 2auaboot, Oas in oies
fen 9afen 3ufludt iutte unD inter
uirt porben III, 1T bic III 49,.
Die propelers patoen unper5iiss
lta Don ben Safenbt56roeH entfernt,
aIs bas Sau6boot einfubr, uno bic
Sdhiibe unb bic Wtunition purben
Don 8sorb ge5olt. Der oas Sau@boot
tefealigsroe 2sut1tant tam on Gor6.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-26

iet unb bss tbGtIiden 4ngriffs fhnis
big befunbsn. 8aisrs @slbiirafs tpur-
be bur9 5ffsniIiGe Gubftripiion Be.
5abIt unb Jrau Bergen befanb iiH
nod in 9ofi, ols jie bon WitgIiebern
Der 2opalip aeagirs Den 8eamten ents
riT.n rpurbs. Gis ipurbe fpdtsr einem
8uubesiommiiIdr iibermiei,n. Der iie
ben 8unbsssrobssid iibsr'
triss.
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'Mmfxne.

Der 28sidbrise Stnrh paiton,
54S gepres Strdbe, Der bel Der Gtrs
ma Joiepb Soiepb & Bros. 60. oe'
ibdfiiat III, asrieth seiiern 5pifdsn
bic Buffer sipsier Sra4ttpasscns nnn
e purbe tbm oabti Der grufitafien
pairolaiiio S traate itn
naH BEN G,tonA5cipitdI, mo itir
3uftanb als ein bsbsntIider befunSen
fpnrbe.
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,,SdInpsrt"
gssen Hbenmatismns

9err >. sn. 9nnter. eongmont. Colo.
fnretbt; Ia babe SaIHupori Risren'
1ahletfsn ssaeH &beumaiismns eiHse'
nontmen uiio itp finbe. oab fie mir mebr
beIien aIs irsenb etruas anberes, oas
i'd ie eeRpmmeH." etc. Ginise arten
bon abeimaiismus tperbeH oabur8 oer,
urfatt. aas bic Rieren bic sIbialitoffe
aus BEN storper Mot abfonberu nnb
ablioBeu. gseuu bic Wieren uHb bic
BIaie Mot ibre opne S6uIbiafeit tbiut.
70 perben bic gaIHrport aibReb Tab
ietteu fte iuieber sriineIib bsIebeH. 3n
aIIen elpotbsfen su babeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-26

Gin ensIiiter RODslIiit SeiTsB ans
lehnlidx ati5esfiille of bic Gpcttluii
taitloFer Weniden bernusfcrbtrt,
ipsib ifeis gut ~ pariren. Sn Benz
bjs inste ibm Gin bnumfdnger Grr
cints aosts: .Mifen sic, mein 1srr,
ipenn iG lio bid mare iDie Gs. etHgs
idj fin lnb binste mid ouf.'
.2ddxInb erfpiberse Der Britt:
collie id jerndIs Sbren Matb bhoL
ssn, sDiirbe Id Sic aIA sssia BE.
.uuts%-.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-26

ras G>inin pas Sss apef uiaa asiislrt.
QDeesn fctner ft1rfrmbn irub obfiltteubfu
.srfAnfffu fam narafiBe Brpms Gainine
ron irafrbiemagb singfncmmsn msrbeu, cbns
rsypEs Az spxzber reex rbveniaHffr 81 bsicny
nisii. Qs aibf rlir Elm -Dsnte Gsfutnss. q.
q. 0tsess ustHfenfi ,k sHi bsr e4oatsL
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grauereies.

xhe Sabarian erentHs gsmr-
4 tsaPss'esssrSrsptns &c tPs's a.. iss On DC
NFsdsH Mbenus.
sibsnus cid nun Rtcns Msti ssA
GaWbItnns e:sd 90. Gptsmoss m's
rSsxsssnesuttsrs srspsss 90. 1900
rssS sIr|,s,s ;ysssI y c"s,ssa~ I" on
"a. sc,s.-aSai srn siraSs
xts MsSeni erssfns TO-. $50 Dsfi
1ss s. g.s.,. sIs:.s ..s 30: u:
Z g.itsrss ssswtns 81. sii7,
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ronto. Qnt., ipurbe lei4t beripunbei.
oIs baS JIuo3sus, in iptl6em fe N
Der gfdbe BON DaIIus flostn, aus timer
!5Sbe bon 300 Gub ubftiirste.
In Dslpbos, O.,
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-08-29

Superintendent and Mrs. George A.
3riscoe are camping with a company
OF friends in the vicinity Of the Spen-
GER ranch IN the Dead Indian coun-
Try.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Clay Myer Of
SEATTLE and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph T.
Vining of Portland are visiting rela-
t.yes and friends in Ashland tbs
week.
ooo
Mrs. c. V. Beeler and daughter
GolGie will leave tonight for Den
YER Colo, where they will live with
,ho formers daughter, Mrs Ina Dla-
moid.
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Briggs Of Bend
are guests in Ashland during the
present week at the home of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. D.
Briggs.
poe
Mrs. Delhia Manley will speak at
The Christian church Sunday a. m.
Mrs. Manley has lived most Of her
i,fe in Mexico and will tell of condi-
tions there.
John Pygall Of Waverly, Neb., who
had been in Portland attending the
g. A. R convention. stopped off here
on his way home to visit his niece,
2lrs d. 2. Blue.
Miss Emma Earle, who has been
spending several months in Ashland
ut the home Of her grandfather Jno.
il. Clute, left Saturday for her home
in Oakland, Cal.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-08-29

J. II. Groves of the Park garage
has disposed of his business to +. NJ.
Bcothby, who has taken possession
Of the garage. Sid Morris will re-
main with the institution in the ca
pacity of head mechanic.
John Hedrick came up from Doug
las county last week to accompany
his wife to their home near Drain.
Mrs. FIedrlck has been spending the
summer here enjoying Chautauqua
and other pleasing features of Ash
land.
Prof. J. NJ. Brooks of Leland Stan
ford university, was a recent visi-
tor in this vicinity. Prof. Brooks was
former orchardist in this section
and Is now connected with the agri-
cultural and live stock extension
work Of that institution.
Mrs. Charles Hast and daughter,
Alice, have returned from Weed,
Cal, where they have been spend
ing the summer Miss Alice recent
~ underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis in the Weed hospital, but Is
now recovering.
Miss Katherine Quigley of Santa
Rosa, Cal, has been elected as teach
or in the commercial department OF
the Ashland high school. The APP
pointment of Miss Quigley completes
the list OF teachers for the coming
year.
paa
Rev. Ely1 a. Hobart of the Free
I Methodist church, has returned from
Tail, Oregon, where she has been
/ assisting Rev X. II. Dollarhide ii
camp meeting. Sunday afternoon
very large attendance stood on the
pank of Rogue river where IL were
/ baptlsed, 10 uniting with the church
II. II. Dachtell has returned from
Splt Lake City where he had beel
Spending three weeks with his sol
Paul. who was in the Utah trainin
detachment. Paul is now assistan
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Bush and chill
dren, Elber ana Auten, have gone to
Portland where they will spend sew
cral days this week.
ee
Mrs. Jack Dunn and Miss Emma
Jenkins have returned from Duns-
muir where they had been spending
several days, the guests Of friends.
Miss Ella T. Pearson Of Portland,
who had been a recent guest at the
home of her cousin. Mrs. J. D. Nc
6oa, returned TO her home Monday
night.
o.
At an adjourned meeting Of TIE
city council last Tuesday evening that
'cdy completed the passing Of an
ordinance enabling the city % retain
fines from ylolators OF the state Ii
Cuor laws.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-08-29

instructor in the telephone division,
and was the only one in his class to
pass with 100 per cent grade.
Mrs. a. b. Haines and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Adams of Douglas county pass
eG through Ashland last week en-
route to California to look after
property interests. The Halnes FAM
lis were former neighbors Of the C.
W. Benedict family in Douglas coun--
ty and stopped to renew old friends
in passing.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-08-29
Provost Brothers
HARDWARE

Mrs. J T. Inman, who had been
spending several weeks at the home
Of her sister, Mrs j. W. Dougherty,
on Oak street, returned to her home
ia Vallejo, Cal, Saturday,
w. l. Mellinger writes to his home
church that he expects to he home
n q few weeks. Mr.. Mellinger has
experienced some hot weather dur
ing his Chautauqua work.
Wanted at Once-Women piece
workers at Bagley Canning Company,
Talent. Free transportation furnish
ed from Ashland. Phone S69-R, for
particulars. 29-2.
Misses Mary Norton and Teresa
Reinhart, who are students of the
Southern Pacific telegraph school in
San Francisco, are spending a two
weeks vacation with their parents
in this city.
Harry Hosler expects to close out
his cigar and sporting goods store
early in September and will retire
from business in Ashland, 1t is Mr.
Ilosler's intention to engage in gov
ernment work.
Mrs. Elsie Titus, who formerly liv-
ed in Ashland, was in this city on
Monday visiting relatives Mrs. Titus
and children were on their way to
California to visit Mrs. Titus sister
during the winter months.
Mrs. w. w Usher, wife of Assist
ant Paymaster USHER of the Puget
Sound naval station, is visiting with
friends in Ashland and Medford from
Bremerton.
DR.. Chauncey r. Casebeer left last
plight for Tare Island, San Fran
cisco, to enter the navy as first class
assistant surgeon. Mrs. Casebeer,
who with her husband, has been
visiting here, is a fruit chemist in
the department of agriculture in
Washington, D. c., and after a visit
with relatives in Los Angeles, will
return to the national capital,
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-08-29
LOCAL And PERSONAL

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N.u. and oooordhord sor,,ns ma.
- ,o,ao1o -. Won, =, po,i,s o7l
sso
For sale-Good piano at 225 So.
Oakdale Medford. Ore. Price rea-
sopable. &"
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sas
Charley BACON and family Of Med
ford we're in Ashland Saturday on
business
Want 4 good lob OF finishing? Try
,be Camera Exchange If
ooe
Nell Peachey Dunn begins her
school in the Wagner springs dis
Our Kodak finishing will please
tbc Camera Exchange. Il
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u. box delivered zoe fIh'sI COOK
lag eating ana leliy apples OF 'H'
MARKET fAone '-f-ll'
c. c-
J. ". NhdlhD-Ia VI Nol'a5e plo'e
q prominent mill man ana t'm'eF
owner was a recent Ashland guest
We nave oHe u '"V '''''' ,'iiP' ~
for somebody who comes ilrst' Emil
Foii. -'-i'
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steEographic work. Address BOX q
Tidings.
$50
MI anu ''''' - nt"" u Nv ,V' NJ ~
anu oH'iu'e,' "u N'''' +'u'9'' II"
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por II u. uoyros ~ orr,v Colo
- I'm ann,,I,. tho nr,ri, os IN,
,o, n.s.,,..dI,au ohnnoh no,, enr
,ar u.ana,na and oron,ng
Nre G. u Hedburg and daughter
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-08-29
PefaicOatS

Pettlcoats which are well made
from attractive and good wearing
materials are certain to please our
trade. The material, style and quail
ity we offer in Queen petticoats are
preat values.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-08-29
TOOLS

Time is rere to begin that garden.
Everybody ought to have a garden
this year. Tools will be hard 10 get
later, and they are getting higher
every day. We have a number Of
splendid Garden Hand Cultivators,
combining the Plow, Weeder, Rake,
Cultivator. Just the thing. Let US
show you.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-08-29
HandkerChisfS and NeckWear

We have the best and most com
plete line of popular priced handker-
cniefs for vacation needs. Prices
from sc up, Dainty and modish
reckwear plays an important part
IN the trimming Of summer dresses
and blouses. We have the styles to
meet the demand.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-08-29
Pumps and OXf0rdS

We have placed on sale a beauti-
iul line of white canvas pumps and
oxfords. Every pair is an exception
al value. Former price OF these bar
gains was $3.50 per pair. Sale price
$3.50 pair.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-08-29
Burlington Hosiery

This hose is Il full-fashioned hose
without seam. IT Is one of the
vest hosiery values that can be had
on the market. Comes in all colors
at medium prices. Give this hose a
trial.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-08-29
POley'S Drug Store
Policy & Elhart, Druggists

Observation-Disclosures
TlGISllSlSlSn2n2nSll91D9II2IUSlI
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-08-29
X RY PTOK
IN GGAS Sc s n,
WHITED, 0ptition
Hotel Austin
Barber Shop
n. G. Bates, Prop.
Flrst-class Service and Equipment.
Shoeshinlng Parlor-Baths.
Ashland Oregon.
500 Advance

1t is stated that new household
furniture is costing 80 per cent more
today than 1t did one year ago.
Owing to the decrease in produc-
ton and the embargo on shipments,
the demand for furniture Is greater
than the supply so that during tho
Last year there has been this ad-
yarca of 30 per cent in the price
of furniture, linen, wearing apparel.
lewelry, rugs, carpets, tapestries and
ether household goods.
Are you carrying sufficient insur-
ance ON your household furniture?
Phone 2l1
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-08-29
Ashland

Funeral services OF the late Clyde
pbodes, member of this lodge, who
died at his home in Sans Valley, on
Wednesday, will be held at Stocks
chapel, Saturday afternoon, August
81. at 2 o'clock, lnterment in Noun
tain View cemetery. Members of
this lodge will please meet at Ma
sonic Hall at 1880 o'clock sharp.
A. f. ABBOTT, w. NJ.
w. II. DAY, Secretary.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-08-29
COrSetS and BraSSiereS

Royal Worcester, Bon Ton. We
have in stock a complete line of at
t-aCtive models in these we'll known
corsets. Wear one and you will
never change styles. Also full line
of the best brassleres on the market.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-08-29
Athena Underwear

For daintlness, comfort and wear
Athena Underwear is matchless, Wo-
men find that it is made to fit them
exactly, without being stretched into
shape, and unnecessary folds of the
fabric at any point.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-08-29
Fancy Plaid Silks

The newest nest lads in the new rail- silks are no"
abainabe in our stock These silks guaranteed to De
of extra good quality Full SO inches wide PrceS2oo yard
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-08-29
Fall Blankets

Don't fail to examine complete line of new fall blankets
that are now in stock Every pair beauty New pads in
all colcrs.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-08-29

We are agents for the ROYAL AMI
CORONA.