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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-05-24
RETAIL CLERKS
ARE ORGANIZED

In response to a call issued a day or
two before, a large number of clerks,
representing about every store of cons
sequence in the city, met last night and
formed a branch of the Retail Clerks
International Protective Association, H
6. Kelley, from the Pensacola Trade
and Labor Council affecting the organ
iZation. Until the next meeting, when
officers will be chosen, there Will be
no election of regular officers, hence
the organization effected last night is
but temporary.
The greatest enthusiasm prevailed,
and all present entered into the spirit
of the evening with the most earnest
attention. In fact practically all pres
ent had been insistent that such an or
ganiZation be perfected. and the attain
ment Of such desired goal was a mat
ter OF general Generalization.
The announcement was authorized
that the charter would be held open
until Thursday night Of this week, and
every clerk is cordially urged to align
himself with this new and useful or
ganization.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-05-24
ADJUSTMENTS

did picture. as one of the best I have
ever DONE" said Miss Clarke to an
interviewer recently. Betty is a nice
girl whose birth Is enshrouded in some
mystery, and she finds herself per-
fectly at home in the mansion of a
grouchy financier when she Is intro
duced as his grandchild through the
forged documents of which she is
completely in ignorance
Betty dissolves the fcicles IN the
old mans heart and he learns to love
her deeply, so that when 1t develops
that Betty isn't his rand-daugnter
after all, he doesn't want to give her
I'D. OF course, everything ends hap
PLY. and the development of this at
tractive story, which is based upon
Macmillan Fosters successful novel
is responsible for many situations OF
real dramatic power. Frederick
warde plays the part Of the old finan-
cier in his usual artistic manner"
"Rich Man, Poor Man" VIII be
shown at the Isis Theater today and
tomorrow and Manager Jones prom
Uses a most adequate presentation.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-05-24
TO HEAR REMOVAL
MOTIONS TODAY

This morning In the United States
District court two men will be given
hearings in removal proceedings. said
to be wanted in Mobile. One is Donald
Mckenzie, now in Jail at Tallahassee,
charged with breaking into a postoffice
In the southern part of Alabama. Nc
Kenzie will be brought from Tallahas-
see to this city.
Charles Mays, now in Jail In Pensa-
cola, Is charged with sending an OBJ
scene letter through the mails.
The United States district court in
Mobile will meet soon as these cases
will be heard here, Assistant United
States District Attorney Hoffman hav-
ing charge of the prosecution.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-05-24
Leap to Fame" at Garden.

Leap to Fame Is the striking title
of a delightful new world-Picture in
which Carlyle Blackwell and Evelyn
Greeley are starred, and in which
these popular stars will be seen to-
night at the Garden theater. There
is a fascinating mystery running
through the picture, and both of the
stars are seen in parts of power and
entertainment. Mr.. Blackwell and
Miss Greeley number their friends and
admirers by the hundreds of thou
sands, and all of these friends and
admirers will be glad to know that
this new picture is one of the very
best in which they have been seen.
The play deals with the present day,
and there is a hint of the world-war
in it, although it does not form the
main motive power for the unusual
plot The mystery in the tale will
keep every one guessing. Leap to
Fame is first-class entertainment. Tt
is one show that you must not miss.
Make note of the date and see 1t
by all means.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-05-24
MEETING
Of OPTICAL ASSN.

DR.. ]. L. ingram of the Ingram OPP
tical Co., has just returned from Mo
bile, where he went as an honor guest
I'm attendance upon the Alabama State
Optical Association convention held an
that city this week. DIR. Ingram re
ports very pleasant and highlyfn-
structive and interesting visit. and says
that he gained much valuable fnformH-
ton that viii be great Rssistafice IN
promoting his service In Pensacola
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-05-24
COUNTY FARMERS
TO HOLD MEETING

Manager Charles B. Hervey of the
San Carlos hotel. yesterday stated he
had heard from Mr. Braxton Beacham
of the Federal Food Administration for
Florida, who has called meeting at
the San Carlos hotel June IL and is
next when all county food administra-
tors will be in attendance as well as
hotel and restaurant men and all gro
cerymen.
These men will come from West
Florida and this will be the first time
Mr. Beacham has visited Pensacola in
the interest of food economies
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-05-24
r. r. CHARGE IN
ADVANCE NOW

WASHINGTON, May 23.-Railroad
transportation charges must be paid
in advance after July / under an or
der issued by Director McAdoo abol-
fishing the present system by which
many large shippers and consignees
were given credit on freight bills for
weeks or months, while the small pa
irons were required to settle on a
cash basis.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-05-24
WOMAN APPOINTED
PROBATE ATTORNEY

WASHINGTON, May 23.-Cato Sells,
commissioner of Indian affairs, has APP
pointed Miss Florence Etheridge, Of
Miami, Oklahoma, a probate attorney
with headquarters at Vinita. The ap-
pointment Is In line with Commissioner
Sells policy of appointing women to
vice.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-05-24
AMERICAN PILOT IS
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED

WASHINGTON, May 23.-General
Pershing's communique transmitted to
day to the war department, reported
that Lieutenant KurtZ, an American
pilot, had been accidentally killed with
in the American lines.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-05-24
In erich Man, Poor Man." Charming
Marguerite Clark Has Splendid
Role.

Riches often prove CALLING mock
cry when the possessor neither loves
nor is loved by some one This truth
is exemplified in rich Man, Poor
Washington Journal., 1918-04-19
9ln nnierc 9eicr!

@ie eS often 1uieren 2eern beiunnt let 0urrc, bal oer 3mg8 ot
ompriforjhpn GrcIe, Der 5einen 2cern Die gtadridtcn III oeutlder
Sprode brinot nit QroBen Sdmiergfetten 81 tdmpten. lln1ere oem
fhen 3e1ahaen im0 ebenbirHge GlieOer Der onerItantl9en I'M h'Wl op
reifs0eutiden Qrele. lnO bod arbeiten Dclte bttere @egnet. at St
nidtpn Ser 0rrhhen 3dunocn mnpreS 2onoes. Die 6olge odooa IT.
0ob oertide 3ctrngen in on Der. Stoaten Dem @eroetOeh 9epeupl pH
rnIien. folS niht rebt 6alo Elm ltuiGpmg Der Dn9c enntrtt.
gos .g9oibinoton 3uunul" beinoet f6 gegenpdrtt9 IN emer &c
fo6rooGrn. frit6tcn Qoae. Ole &e0ofhon OeHs &ohenbloHes MIRO 1l@
ncronloRt iebcn milen. Oo8 Grdcnen ein5ulelerr ga Que @fifa NR'
nehr birrdhen, Sic nit Dem 9crausgeben oS SlareS perouHovH(Int
llnfoiten III betreitcn. Der @erolSgeber onS DWapln9ton SouFl"
rnod5t 0obrr Dcu Qecrn 0eS 9luttcS ioIgen0cn Sori6la9: Na3 Slatl tahl
prboten b(cibcu, tails Die 2cier bereit inO, Dem %lan ciHer metllfcn
2ei1r1o al fo(oen. Sic ,IGgHne Cuabd &rtbhne" nladn lqen SePt"
n pinpm 2eitortifa Dcn @orIdlag, Dos announcement fr 6pt Nupte m
Q}ornrs al be3ublen, ga MIR uf 0iic Nrt rmo Wet1e DOS erluel"eH p2
9Noftes 1cidcrt merocn f0ute. GrfreuIidermene Ton0 Der Sorlpla9
ofhn gnflonq bel 0n 2eicrn. Idglit crbelt 0e Heoaffloa on @oou=
npmpntsbrci8 bon bielcn treuen 2eieru mO i'll tur5er 3et mar e!e &c
riapnSp Slmmc einaefommen, I'M nit @ertruuen IN DIE submit lpaneH
an f6men. lleber 200 fouoen fb in wengen &agen beret e $lo 5t
@rboltma ser 3eiung bei3ufeuern rao Die 3obl Der @el1ef VI lUH9 "'
&ofien. ,6iro+o Ssrtr.
g8e more e8, men1 Die &eooftion uO 2ePr 0e5 o@apW9Ion 5pul
aus1 ~ OIeihpg tu1 mur0en? 9&r men0cn inns al Decr Sfele 0l
,n1mre qeIer nit Ser Qitte, us miHiIen SIT molen, me le NW gu
sem Ionp 1u0 GorIdIaq Ielen. Cine Gbrenlnte mi oent 9nheF ot
onfprni1ioen treuen 2e1er mo 2eIerinue1 lpurOe ~ lcoet NuHH"at p9
@o5binofon Sournal" Observation-Disclosures. User )qa SWAleW gu DUM
grhoTten Sqr 3rihmo beiteucrn mill, ian0e Dee8 an 0c HeoGfton. @Se!m
gnSe bo6ep, rn0 Damn weroen 6neniqen, Die unierent 8ldte II DER Slln
So 6er got rt0 @efabr in 10 qIhger 98ete nitgebolten pooelI mH 6ttlDe
a. ifnen grQenblif 3~rHdoenfer, in 0enl Tie tl entlNlolen, ld Suttl
lem ann Grholten 0cS @aibngton S0GrnalS be5utragen. Ne @Ppollon
1T he1,+e niht imtan0c poruus5uagen, Oh 0a8 Sldl III 3HlHl etPNV"tI"
nm0 Die GntIfei0luq bdngt gan5 bon 0n Sererh uo Sekt WIt w.
Sofa Gin opniiacn0 hpber 0etrag enfon1nt, miro ooa op1tWll pC'Vl =
SGoinpn. 5o0ten bic Qeier ie0o6 niht malen8 leL OleleS fene 2plel 81
hrinoet. Damn muB 0us Gridernen 5nn groBte1 Slo lnp SuMelo ~
Ne6oftior uo mander qctreucr 2eier etngetelt mer0en.
Washington Journal., 1918-04-19
@orii3tl

Gem merifanHden 9Irger Ibt 0u8 irHe Nedyt 5t leInen 9eoonutA
mo 4nIi1ten nub 8eleben Nus0ruf 5n Derlelben. Que &olAfnnllon u H
5eres 9anoes lit uf Dem 9rtu5ip Der GreiDet d1rgebdlt uno oleleS FtlH.
ap oilt 0cnr @merifuner oils Dos &0dJte uo &oltborrte. er melB PHe
gSreihet mobl al Ihdten, beionoer8, lpenn ct ud europa Dlnblldt mo
Sic F5reibeft5ioee mr meuiq a~1sgcbil0et it, MISUNDERSTANDING no
1bnIide &erbreben inO ibm frem0- ~
IN Qrpus8enen nrB Ou8 5rei)et5prta3lp GIN mentg dbgealpetI
mer0en. gie8 be0eutet ie0ob nidt, huB Der a1erttanllde Snrger oantu
Se Greibet miqeben muB. Ole porl &rnge berbdgenlbrten ttmltaroe
Derlonoeu es, Dob Ser Gin3elne feline pripaten Anltdten Oenen Der Ne9lq
ma mo 0eS QefeBgcbenoen &6rpcrs unteror0nct. NaS ale laWnlut
Gbridmort: quot capita, tot lententiue" mur0e, falS eS Deufe pNf sur
praftiiden 9mpcnoung geangte ganj Nnerlta oenl SerperDeH lcHel.
Ncutc mB inns sic 0epie Dor Nugen reben: vG1n @er6, EN- Smh 4, u
mir miIen beute geeint 3uionmenfeben. Die 5lbrcrldnt fann ge9en
mqrtiq ribt je0em belebigen @irgcr an0crtrout meroen; nun fu1fl9e.
fGbioe rno erfabrene M2tbirgcr 0Irca bete en Nnredt aat ole 6llprer
ltnIere Setter oenfen mir us; Ie ino bccr ais mir lGer Die DerGeoenen
Qnqele1en6eien unterridtet um0 mir mogen lbnen boueS Sertrduea
ihenfen. @r mlIen omebmen, 0a5 af Die gegenDGrtigcn Setter no
Slibrer unieres Qaa0es crit nob larger llnhriu6ung ibrer Sfdtigfeit
uo 6dbiqfet sic @ab( fpl. 0u6ei uriicn mir aber Geoenfen, Dab uniere
6ibrer uub MIR MeniAel inO, up0 6ebler be8cben tonnen. Mir bobe9
gepiB odS cure &ett, ehpoige Sebler ~ fritferen, oodl 6orf nnlere Srttt
nidt 10 melt geben, oub mir oaourG) Ser guten Sabc unlere8 &anoe5 Sda-
Sen qiflqen. Sn &rieoS3eTen ioltel mir belDnoerS 0e Bc0cuflR9 pes
@Sprtcs ,&oriGt" fenuen lernen. 8en NuSoriGen mierer9n1tdten mag
elm @ort 81 Del geproden iGr; elm Nrhpelenoer bort eS, er berld9tet lln1ere
Qnfft sen 8e60r0cn, un0 Die Solge 1aD0n III, 0oB mir perbattet ooer me
niqitens ais Der0ddtig betrad)tet mer0en. lin us lnQnnebn1l1btelen 81
fparer, 1eien# mir OorIduhg! &riDote @nidouunqen uber Dtele ooer lene
Nnqelegenbet iolten in &riegs3eten unhrorudt meroen. &r nho0en
oenfen, maS un8 befebt; fem Weenid tann unPre @eoanten lefen; 9q)
ieien mir poriJtq in Der ltnterbatH5 nit anoeren uno belonopS Irenl
Sen @erIonen. Sdnpeiqen lit beionOer3 in &rugs8eten @olo. 0ns Brun
ap Ser Srebet mB gegenmGrtig I'M ctner boberen Sadie mtlen en- me
mia ~u6qeGnoert meroen. GobGl0 6ricoe III unIer 2ono 5urudtebrt mer-
Sen mir nnd 8eleben 0ide oor iee &ngeegenbett erortern otrten. ger
ell mir mir c TT porFbtgi
Washington Journal., 1918-04-19
9@0nes 8 o Salt .

= 9 90nes 8ort. Sait ou
Die Menge aoitiime uno SPITE Der
Wieier seleben?
Sa, es lit groBartig. mas Die liA
ales 5uiammengeohnmaftelt bat.
VI iBner It anoaiS. Oie.
ner (eincS peri1llOeten Yarons):
sSerr SaroL Die an0pie an meiner
siuree fonnten wON allG NAL per-
iiltert weroen."
Baron; n9tee, nee, oas gebt nidt;
Die miilien idon o,an bleiben."
SIN n0untlen". 90 in
tim Bit Oh i6on nit SrGuIein Gre
te uno weiBt nod inlmer ni6t, wie-
bieI iie mitfriegt2"
nSa, es lit leioer 10; i9 fife bolt
INNER nod 10 I'M 9unfeln gerum."
- @intrdgItd. grlter Sell
rer: n8ieoieI peroieuit gu monat-
li6?"
3weiter &elner: 80, i'd BIN iebr
SufrieOen; bel uns eiien bieIe Sob-
aeitSreiienoe, oa tenn man iih beim
Nooieren irren .aA Seraensluitl"
Washington Journal., 1918-04-19
pie dritte freiDeitsanIeibe.
Nus einer @eSe Ses Gdatamts.
iefretars @. q. McglOOu,

of (f Publia sfyvi's rre eapPrsea D sy nnrsae
Washington, D. c. of which transla-
master mas ras at De Cleveland, O.. April Il,
6. 1915
,amerifa lit in Den foloIialIten
&rie9 aler 3eiten nerwidelt; einen
&rieg bon iol6 tragii6en @erbdlt-
niiien oaB oenienigen, Die i6m nabe
uuo NIT Der &erantmortli6feit, i'm
gu fiibren, belaltet iinO, Sag fiir Gag
Die Seele BON Dem 9otidrei ser lei
0enoen Meni6beit 8erriiien miro.
Mitbiirger, mir lino gegen uulern
8iuen in Oieien tragllden nllo
fur6tbaren &onflift bineingeriiien.
Gin Sabr @%rfabrllng bat uns pie4
gelebrt. Gin Sabr %@rfabrung hat
ale SauiiOnen ielbit benen gerautt,
Die ga gu glauben miini6ten, oaB
Deuti6lano niGt iol6e 9lbiiGten
Gatte, wie ie ieBt in Der rliiiiden
&ataitrOpbe entbiillt linb. Nur Der
ginfaltspinlel oenft ooer glaubt
nod, oaB es auf ieiten Ser Oeutld)en
militarii9en @utofratie irgenowelde
wohlwolenoen 3iele oOer abli6ten
gibt. Sbren 3ielen lit Die @oSfe
abgeriiien, uno iie Itebt om Sran-
ger an Den S9ranfen Der @elittung.
amerifa lit auf ben &ii6au-
plas setreten, nidt nur neil ieine
Si9erbeit gefGbr0et mar, ni6t nllr
neil feline &ebte riidiidtsloS mo
ire6 nit JiiBen getreten wuroell.
lonoern aus einem anoern nno 5fpin-
genoeren @runoe. Amerifa fam,
.ueil sic Stimrne Der leiOenoen ui1o
geldGnoeten Meni9beit BON lenen
i@mer3our1wiiblten S6la6tfeloern
ienieits Der see Die Seele @merifas
geriibrt unb amerifa peranlaBt R0A
au Den @affen au ipringen."
Washington Journal., 1918-04-19
git 3.trtibritsanlribf
gas eincr SeSe Oes Sdatamts.
IefretGrs U. g.. MegIOOO.

IkAAAAAAN -
OF Publicity, Treasury Department,
Washington, d. c., of which transla
ton has been fled with the Post
master at Cleveland, o., April IL,
1918, as. required by the Act OF Oct.
6, 1870
sd mD6tc S6nen iebt ipenigIiens
BON elmer Nrt, pie OieIes Selo oN6ges
geben miro, eraGblen. Btr baben in
sieIem &risge ems getln, mas feline
Nation in Der @ei9i9te je rorber ges
tan bat. Wir BADEN ettpas getan in
Q%nertennung Der Spfer, pelGe bic
MGnner bringen, bic bic Uniform III
res Ganbes anlegen, unD Der Spfer
ibrer Samilte.
Qmerita bat pieber einmaI Die Nslt
nit elmer ebIen uno gIdn3snOsn Sat
Der Meni9Li9teit erleu9tet. Infer
Qanb na5m nit einbeIiger 3uItims
muug beiOer SGu1er les &ongreIes
elm 9eIeB an, Oas 2ebensperIi9erung
fir ieOen Sol0aten unO ieben Matros
len unb jebe &rontenpflegerin pors
liebt, Ole bic Uniform u~nIeres 2anoes
trGgt. llnb in jenem @eiebe Iorste es
fir bic unteritiiBuns Der BON ibnen
abbdngigen Somilien. 8~ep0bnIi1e
SoIOaten erbalten $3.50 iGbrIi9 fir
OienitIeiltung bier3uIanbe unb 1896
id6rli9 fir @isnitleiitung auf fron=
3Oiif9em 8Doen OOer in fremoen
2dnbern = bas tit aues, mas mir
ibnen beoablen = mir beItimmen bic
fen Preis, III / r eBen b re 6 D II
nun9 et unO bringen Obenbrein
ibr 2e6en in @efa6r, unO Oo6 fagsu
penn mir infer @eIS Der HegieruaJ
lei6en, man9e 2eute, bob IA Yru3snt
ni6t 'genug iei. 9alten Sic bagesea,
mas Der SOlOat tut. @r mag fem
2eben babingeben unb erbdIt 1896
bas Sabr, $33 ben Monat. @s lit
I9ma9DOu, Iein Spfer nit oem 0p=
fer bes @elbleibens an bic &egieruna
Der Ser. Gtaaten ou Observation-Disclosures
prp3ent 3infen gu Derglei6en.
Senem geIeBe Derleibten mir Die
8eitimmung Elm, boB jeDer Solbot ges
5tpungen iein ion, Die 9dlfte feiner
20bnung, ipenn er berbeiratet 1T, auf
bic unterfiiBung ieiner Srou on3uz
meiien. Mir 3ieben es bon leiner
2Dbnung ab, Guberbem 5ibt bic Gez
g~ierung Der Srau nod peitere $15
monatli9. llnb iebem &tnoe ge6en
mir ferner S. ben Monat, 10 bob,
tpenn. brei &inber Dorbanben IinO, Die
5rau $45 monatli9 erbdIt, iolange
Der Monn nonbaufe abtpeIenb 1T.
@r Oarf ou9 $4,000 @erfi@erung
oirett bon Sntel Sam ne6men. gBir
baben i'm S9aBamt Der Ser. Staa=
ten 100000 unIerer tapferen Streiz
ter perIt9ert. 1no Der @eIomtbetrag
Der @erIi9erun9, bic Sntsl Sam ouf
ibr 2ebsn aus9eitellt bat, belduft fi9
ouf mebr als 13,000,O0O,000 Doll
lars. SnfOlgeoe1en baben Die Srauen
Der Motroi en- un6 SOloaten, bic our
Sront geben, bic fi9ere AnportI6aft
ouf einen geniigen6en 8etrag, I'm me-
nigitens bapon au leben, unb i'm SaIle
bes Sobes oes @atten, Der berli6ert
it, tper0en $4,000 ausbe3ablt, penn
bas Der 8etras leiner @erii6erung lit,
unb 3por pirb bic Summe in mo-
natli9en Staten BON ie $3.50 fir
ben 3eitraum Don ~atpan3ig Sabren be-
3ablt.
0as lit bas bumanite, bas FORT
1@rittIi9ite Stit @eieBgebung, bas
ie BON irgenO elmer &egierung per<
pirtli3t poroen it,
Washington Journal., 1918-04-19
Sic brittle yrei6eitt aalciGc.

Sins alien Geilen 6S 2ouoe5 loucn ginitge @eru1te uper oa@ er
op6nis ser 0rittcn TreibeitSumeibc ell. 9erettS an SdlnB Der etflh
SSodc baHen piele @emcnocn ole of ic fnlenoe Snnme gcdelc!)neI.
sine 0ieNm gnIoB fon0en in Oeieu Gemcnoen groBe 6e1erlldlfHfea Inn
Sine Ghrenfabne mlr0e entiultet, no Die @enemoe tbre F1lld(f pr AuuAVe
oeoeni6cr erfiQt bette. 0nie 0rtidafhn bcnugen 1ub leet one StWaaP
an ner0opneln. SIS mterliegt feinen 3mefe, OoB nlele @enlel1oeh III y
rem @eItreben erfolgretb ien uno f@ 0nmit ben gbrentern enpefOen Net
Sen. Scr Sefrctar Des Sdobomcs boft Dab mir ntGt nun oe petlan9n
g1nme onfbrinoen. Ionocrn um} elm GlS Der Summit 5utu9en merpeh.
qs 0obin 0euten ane @n5enNca Oaraui bin, Dab rh lene MlnllWe etpntn
mer0en. g8er lem @cl0 Ser Hegnrun8 leiben fonL, me ols: Us y
ONO iderp Nnlethc, bic fdberle, bic mn Wb 6enfcn fam. NeberpeI er
bIt man olue 3tnIen. Wt benz 9ouien BON 9onoS crpellel mr naPltm
Qon0e oeqeuiber cine quite, potrtptiid2 Eat oonn ober aud ldln9eh ml
fir ms ieIt einen @epirn OarauS.
Washington Journal., 1918-04-19

S~ramdjen Sic feimc SrnfiaGjcn?
9as D@aibiu9tOn Sunrnal4 0rndi
fie gut unb prompt, %nllu;un 2aDel".
Washington Journal., 1918-04-19

als Ser Conner Ser oelttl6en &C.
i6iise 5wiifen @rras unO Die Die
groBe telltonii6e Offeniipe an ser
meltliden. Sront aufiinoigte, mug
ten lelbit Die, Die bc5iigli6 zines
balOigen Srieoens Die gr0Bten Opti-
milten lparer, ibre @offnngen auf
einen SrieOelSi6luB in Der noben
3ufunft fabren laiien. @as 0en
0iplomatel nift gelang, oas IoIlpn
iebt Die &allonen pplleloen. @elualt,
brutale @emaIt i1Q Ben Nusqana
Oes &rieges enti9eioen, uno nidts,
auBer eilIem ~politdnoigen mi!itdri.
lGen Siege elmer Der triegfiibrenoen
@rupperL i6eint EFT ben Srieocn
bringen 81 fonncll. @'or ni6t LANCER
3eit i6ien Der ST e6en in ereifba1
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-09-19
Lost-Yellow bill book between

Lost-Yellow bill book between
Northern State Bank and N. Z,
Depot, containing sum OF money
and valuable papers. Good reward
for return to Times office.
John A, Oakby of Eau Claire,
representing the Ladysmith Chair
and Furniture company, has been
in the city this week selling stock
in the furniture company
Cheapest accident insurance-Dr.
Thomas Eclectic Oil. For burns,
.scalds, cuts and emergencies. All
druggists sell it. Soc and 60c. adv.
Private George G. Herman of Camp
Grant arrived in the city the first
of the week and has been assigned
TO duties in the office of the Local
Board for Bayfield, county.
For Sale-7 mo. old full blooded
Guernsey bull. Inquire Of L. +.
Kinstler & Son. Ut
Two rooms for light housekeeping
Inquire Of Mrs. Fraser, S32 Bayfield,
Street.
The fire department. was called
out Saturday evening to small fire
ir the barn at the Estabrook resi-
dence, which they recently pur-
chased from Judge Warden, Before
the fire department arrived the fire
had been extinguis he'd.
Charles Olson is at the hospital
at Rochester,, Mimi. where he is re
ceiving treatment for his arm. Mr..
Olson underwent another operation
and according TO reports is now do
ing nicely. MIR. Olson had his arm
broken in an accident at the Ken
field Lamoreaux mill some months
ago. He has had considerable
trouble with his arm and his many
friends in this city hope that he
will have 20 further difficulty.
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,sept. l9tht o Oct. 3rd)

STATE OF WISCONSIN. COUNTY COURT
FOR BAYFIELD, COUNTY.
In the Matter of the estate of
James Morey. Deceased
In Probate.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN That at the
Special term of said Court to be held on the
Third Tuesday of October. A D. 1918. at the
Court House in the City of Washburn, Coun-
ty of Bayfield, and State Of Wisconsin. there
will be heard and considered the applica-
ton of jeanne Morey to admit to probate
the last Will and Testament of James Mercy
late of the town of Gable in said County, de-
ceased, and for the appointment of an ex-
ecutor, Cor, administrator with Will an
nexed);
NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN.
That at the Regular Term of said Court to
be held at said Court House, on the First
Tuesday in February. A. D. 1919. there will
be heard. considered and adjusted, all
claims against said James Morey. deceased;
AND NOTICE rs HEREBY FURTHER
Given. That all such.claims for examination
and allowance must be presented to said
County Court at the Court House. in the
City of Washburn. in said County and State
on orsbefore the nth day of January, A. d.
1919. or be forever barred.
Dated September nth, 1918,
By the Court,
H. p. Axelberg, Judge.
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Always a Way.

Some small girls were skipping rope
on an East side street yesterday after
vnoon. The children skipped and twist
ed in turn, while a little mother, with
a sleeping baby in her arms, looked on
wistfully. There seemed no place to
lay the baby, and the other little girls
were far too thrilled to think of offer
ing to relieve her to her charge while
she tried her prowess. Finally she
could stand it no longer. Casting
around in desperation she spied one
Of the iron barrels provided by the city
for refuse paper, and thereby solved
her problem. Quickly the barrel was
turned on it's side, the papers pulled
toward the top to make soft bed, and
the baby deposited therein. Gently 1t
rocked in it's improvised cradle, sleep.
ing peacefully on.--New York Times.
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Bids for Transportation Of Pupils

Sealed bids for transporting pu-
pills to and from the Ondossagon
school are called for, There are
four routes.
Route 1, begins in the neighbor-
hood of the corner of the Moquah
and Cherryville Road and follows
the Cherryville Road to the Ondos-
saigon school.
Route 2. begins in the same
neighborbood as No. l runs north
and reaches the Ondossagon school
by the way of the Enterprise school.
Route 3, begins in the neighbor-
hood of the Engo school and follows
: the main road on the north and
west side of the Dupont Plant to
the Ondossagon school.
Route 4, begins in the same
neighborhood as Route B, but fol-
lows the Ashland Washburn road
to the Nash school. thence west to
the Ondossagon school.
The routes are not definitely
mapped aud mavJhave to be changed
before or after transportation be-
gins. The aim is to make them as
nearly equal in length and in NUM-
Der of pupils as is possible.
The district furnishes the bus and
the fuel for heating. Bidder is to
furnish team, harness and driver.
Bidder should state the number
of the route for which he bids, the
type and weight of his horses. and
his charge per month of twenty days
Bids should be mailed to A. M
Raarup. G.: w. Terwilliger or Geo,
DuGuire, all living on R. r. 3, Ash.
land, Wis. All bids shall be III on
or before Friday, Sept. 10th, at Il
O'Clock noon. Board reserves right
TO reject any and all bids.
George DeGuire. Clerk.
Dated Sept. 10, 1918.
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H. P. Axelberg, Judge.