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The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1918-08-08
rs THIS TRUE, ARCADIA?
Are Your People Knocking Punta
Gorda?

Commercial travellers visiting
here report that, during recent
rounds in Arcadia, they heard
much knocking" of Punta Cor
da. They state that some Area
dians were diligently circulating
the report that the Punta Gorda
waterfront had been condemned
for bathing purposes by officers of
the aviation camps, who had pro-
hibited their men from INDUCING
in saltwater bathing here; that
the prohibition was based on the
charge that the sewage of the
town is emptied into the bay very
near the bath house, thus so pol
luting the water as to make it ut
terly unfit for bathing purposes.
We do not know whether any
Arcadia people are guilty of this
reprehensible conduct or not, but
there are people here who believe
that some Arcadia people "have
1t in" for Punta Gorda and lose
no opportunity to injure the town
by both words and deeds. Indeed,
Arcadia boys come here in the
night time and steal our pineap-
pies, and some of the grown folks
up there try to steal or destroy
our municipal reputation.
Some of our people believe that
Arcadia enemies of Punta Gorda
did all they could to divert the
Dixie Highway from coming here
and that they inStigated that fool
ish c. Fl. & N.>Railway injunction
suit that caused work on our big
bridge to- be stopped.
Now, as to the sewage Islander,
the facts are these: The town
sewer empties into the bay mile
below the town. Before empty
ing into the bay, the sewage pass
es through septic tank that pu-
rifles it, making it fit even for
purposes. No other
sewer empties into the bay.
The rain water falling on the
surface is carried off in open
bitches and, within a hundred or
two feet of the water front, it
passes into drain-pipes and is dis
charged into the bay through O.
penlngs in the sea-wall, No on,
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1918-08-08
How Dog Lovers Can Aid

The dog rightfully holds a
strong place in the minds and af-
fections of men.
The owner of a good dog finds
in him a most faithful friend.
But it sometimes happens that
the dog most highly esteemed is
also one that kills and worries
the most sheep and is the most
cunning in obscuring the evidence
of his guilt.
A well-bred dogs habit of lying
innocentIy asleep in the front
yard during daytime is no proof
that the same dog does not kill
sheep at night.
Because Of the economic loss oc-
casioned by sheep-kiIling dogs,
and because such dogs bring the
whole Of their kind into bad re-
pute, the true admirers and
friends of this animal should help
to further any steps likely to re-
suit in the limitation of the activi-
ty of these discrediting members
of noble race.
One of the most practicable
methods of accomplishing this re-
suit seems to place upon dogs
such a tax as will reduce the num-
Der of superfous ones and result
in fewer being kept by persons
who cannot or will not give them
the attention necessary to prevent
the formation of habits and asso-
cations that lead to sheen killing.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1918-08-08
Civic Association

The Ladies' Civic Association
met in the public library last Fri
day afternoon and reelected all
the former officers, except Mrs.
Meadow, the secretary, who de-
clined reelection. She was given
cordial vote of thanks for the
splendid work she has done.
The officers now are: Mrs. J. r.
Hancock, president; Mrs. Stella
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1918-08-08

eff you love us, pay us our
due; if you don't, pay us any
how" says Tarpon Springs mer-
chant, "for we need the money
Everybody needs the money, War
a shrill whistling, followed by a
conditions are forcing economies
that are wholesome rather than
hardship. In this respect the war
is proving a blessing to many
Palm Beach Post.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1918-08-08
Preparing Department Exhibits

Bureaus of the United States
Department of Agriculture are
preparing their exhibit material
for display with the combined
government exhibits which in Au-
gust will "open" on five circuits
OF approximately IS state fairs
and expositions. Nearly all phases
OF Department of Agriculture
work will be treated in order that
the public may become better ac-
qualnted with it and be enabled to
make wider use of the depart
ment's service. War activities
Will be stressed-in fact, the big
idea will be increasing the produc-
ton of food to back up the boys
over there" and showing how it
can be done. The Department will
have an exhibit at the big fair in
Jacksonville, Nov. 81 to Dec. 9th.
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Gould, vice-prcsident; Mrs. W. L.
Koon, treasurer, and Mrs. A. P.
Jordan, secretary.
The report of the treasurer
showed that receipts for the year
amounted to $9O4.34, and that all
debts had been paid.
Mrs. Fannie Smith was engag-
ed to attend to the bath-house,
which will be open for bathers at
all reasonable hours.
Army officers have inspected
the bath-house and posted notice
therein that it is thoroughly sani-
tary, all conditions making it SO
having been fully complied with.
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Delightful Club Meeting

The Fortnightly Club held a
most delectable meeting, Thurs
day, Aug. LIST, at "The Palms, "
the hospitable home of Mrs, Mary
X. Rankin. This pleasant event
was in + of covered
dish party" each member bring
ing a covered dish containing one
of her pet recipes already pre-
pared for the tea, which was to be
served later in III" afternoon, and
the contents Of which were not
disclosed until that time arrived.
There was a large attendance of
club members, and the guests of
the occasion were: Mrs. Oliver,
and the Misses Isabel and Ethel
Oliver. One of the most attract
i've features of this affair was u
culinary demonstration, given in
a most capable and efficient man.
ner by Miss Ethel Oliver, who is
taking a course in Domestic
Science at the State College at
Tallahassee. Miss Oliver gave
two most excellent demonstra-
tons: Virginia Spoon Bread, and
King Cheese Pudding, each of
which was prepared in the pres
ence of the ladies, and after being
cooked, were sampled and pro-
nounced delicious. Following the
demonstration, supper was served
in Mrs. Rankin s charming dining
room, where the dishes were I'M
covered and their deep mystery
solved. Hot coffee and ice tea
mad been prepared by the hostess,
and salads and entrements of all
kinds combined to make a most
supper, to which all
he ladies did ample justice. One
If the packages contained a beau
iful boquet of roses and they
ormed the centerpiece and help
d to beautify the occasion.
The responses were humorous
tories and were given between
he courses and during the sup
'er adding the necessary mirth to
he feast. Altogether this was
ne of the most enjoyable meet
lgS of the year.
The club extends vote OF
hanks to Miss Oliver for her
ourtesy in giving this, her first
'ublic demonstration, to the la
lies of the Fortnightly club and
wishes to congratulate her on the |
bllity she exhibited, which pre-
lets a brilliant future for her in
er chosen vocation.
1t was decided to meet at the |
led Cross Rooms on the next reg
lar meeting day and spend the
fternoon,. working on the month
allotment for the Red Cross.
lrs. Robinson, who was to have
cen the hostess, requests the re-
ponses to be on the war.-FRAN-
ELS B. HEWITT, Sec. of Club
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Elaborate arrangements are be-
ing made by the Florida state fair
management. The fair will open
lat Jacksonville on November 81,
and continue to December 6, and
will make it the grandest ever
held in Florida.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1918-08-08

out the meeting will be open to
all, and those who do not receive
! personal invitation will be t.
Iqually as welcome.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1918-08-08

OF 100000 Australian trade
unionists enlisted, $4,000 have
been killed.
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Sabresb sberi6te
@nrSeu aslessutiid br ssitriseu
geriammluus oss 1enti&en als.
a,rst. 9amsH &,aiienDereins
uuter6reitet-

auf elm orbeitsreifes Sabr tamr
Der Oeiitide algenein groteitalii
ide Tamen @aiienpcrein 5uriid'
blidsa. heien WateIieber nit roi.
loiem eiier fir ods Oeuti@e Aase-
mein pr0teitantiife @aiieubalts tbd.
rig iinb.
lleber bas @irten unb Die Sbd.
tigfeit 6eS 0ereirs puroe gelegeut.
lid DER eeiicrn Rafaniitas i'm &ai'
ienbmiie iinter Dem 8oriis Der 8i5e.
prdiibeutin Sran 9llipine Suit iulo
Der gsroiotoafiibrung Der Setretarin
SRI. Suinnne 9ntcrS iiaitgebabtelI
sSabresuerianlullng in eingebeiloer
9Seiie geridt eritattet.
ssrl. Taters mies IN eiItem ans.
fiibrIiden Sabresberidt mii Die Sbd.
tigteit tpdbreno bes priloiiener Sab.
res bin, Die ititer Der 9eihmg Der
iiini geamtimen uno Der 5poIi gor.
iianosnitgIieoer nor iih sesaliaen
lit, gun geiien Der Sniaiien Ses 8ai'
fenboiies.
syn bern 9seridyt ipiIr6e aad Der.
porsehoben, oub Die. BraiioeItin
fSrou sareiHRr bereifs Dor eiHiaer
Seit nad slrt5Gna aereiit lit uHo oaB
ieitoan bic 9Bepdiioenfin Srau III
mine Gaiit bic 2eitnna IN treiiliter
@eiie fiibrf. Ter glidre. ben Der
Yerein i'm Saru,ar poriaen Sahres
berarftnItete. bate einen ilberauS en-
ioIareidRn gerloiif eeipmInen mHo
sSrau 9opie. ioipie ben iibriaen Go,
men. bic Iih I'M oie @eranItcIhulg
peroient geuIadt bnften. iDitros nod
maIs Der Tant oiisgeiproden.
gatp bsionbrs tpuroe berporgeho.
ben, oaB oas geitrebeu bes gereins
baraif geri6tet lit, aae proteltanti'
iden SraMen Der Staot 81 wlitalie.
bern sil seipinnen rno fiir nas Asai'
ienbd,is su iIItereiiiren. wfit @e'
nliatbnuna ipuroe betont. oab iopeit
lid bereiis oie israueu BON iIeben
prcieiinntiidcn @eueinoen aiIae'
i6Ioiien baben.
lieber Die Ginnnbnien uno allsga-
ben ipibrersS oes perilciieHen Guar
tails beridltetel bic Siilan5iefretdrin
,srau sulhis Bauer irno Die Sd,dt.
iueiIierin sSrau ssutberine gSarnier
aIeihIaitena ipie folgt: Ginnabmen
Sc7i.63; Musgoben S533,So :lno
Der acseHipdrtiae aoiienbeitanb be.
siifert iih aif $140.5i.
s,u Der ndhiten. i'm Tirs Itnttiin.
benoen geriaunililns erioIgt Die
gseuipabl Der geaHEier-
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9ansiitpn.

ilHieT agept in pamiltun 1T Ser
Gbmarb Srnf, 449 Glib SInfts Ctr.
Sell Sci. 746-A. Spme yboue
l631.N.
- 8ie eineelettete &anLpagne fiir
oen 8ertrieb bon ;Sporuiarten uno
Shrift Clamps in S5amilton ru6t IN
nen Sdnoen Der Serren 6. o. &lloer,
Ri6ter Glurencs Murpbp, Darrell
Scpce, .. $. 9e Irmono uuo 8. S.
Glawion.
- Die {6an0eIsfammer miro ieoen
Soloaten BON SaniIton brieflih alIi.
foroern, uuf Den Soditbetroa oer
striegs geriidentng (S10,000) u
Seidnen.
= Vim Sanritag beeiunt Dor Der
9lusbebitnasbeb Die ar5tIibe llu.
teriitdung Der gs1nner BON aIaiie |
oes Gneitionair.
-g ". 3. grauuipart, neIfer Dor
&ur5em als SSritrlttor I'M Sruderei.
Dcien IN Der Sotid)iiIe augeitellt
p!Iroe, bat bereits cine lluterrifts.
tlailc BON 30 3pglingen.
- Sberiff ,Srant 4epper beaab ii6
nnh II. Weeper, 6lorioa, llm @eorgs
sSerlep 81 bolen, gegen meldlen DON
Den @roBgeibporenen eine glnflage
pegeu bosipiQiseH SerIaiiens erbobea
lpirroe.
Sn Der lSabresperIamnlirl1g Der
gtiIes Cool gorfs so puroen fol.
genoe geamte iiir ous ueue SSahr ge.
pablt: sSaInes 81. Cullen, 9rdiioent;
2. 8. ;Sitton, eriter @5eprdiioeut; 6.
6. Cornell, 3rpeiter 9iaeerdiioeut; 5.
s. 9lan, Sefretdr Z. 2. Cornell,
Shasrneiiter
- Gie Sbiu electric gfoillpa1 so,
rat aneefiinoiet, oaB uon moreen an
Ger ,yabrpreis aui DER Snnobabn er.
bobt tueroeu piiroe.
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Ter &c 81. Elm fol6ss ii6sr $119,24
aegen 3. g. GOlipsa.
SEQ. g. Safpte unb grneit Bt.
4oppas babeH cine SOroerunS iiber
$500 fir ssIsiitsts 9isHIts ssgen bic
.. &c 8. 9. D. Rb. 50. singetld9t.
p6ilip 9. 9erIbmanH purOe nla
@aFeDerlDolter fir bic Stather Gpe'
ciHltH Co., Union Central SebGuSs,
ernnnnt.
Wm syrnnt, bss @inbru4s anges
tIagi, burfts ii6 ssitsrn os5 Dieb@
itabIs idulois betenHen uno fam nit
elmer Strofs bon 80 9ogen 9eiGn9'
nib. 800 Soften onDon.
Sennie Rilsp, Satin bes Ppli5iitsn
James Rilsp, pel6e bic Cincinnati
5roction 90. auf @runo erlittensr
9erlsbunssn auf $500 pertlagt bate,
erInnstt ssitern BON Ridttr WterrtLl
uno 9tF6portnsu Elm 8erOiit ilber
5000.
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Gentid,es 2beater.
0adJiteu Soantas Senefis iiir 'oslene
garser.
6ritauiiabruns uoH sinOau'S pGcr
&err in Sauis".

GpHlIleHotH SUHIlld9 pat 9eleHr
9iirssI, Die sei9dBts 9ayiteaerin
tpeiblider eAarditerrOlls!,. Im Seuts
i4eu S5eater ibreR GHrsnabsRo. Die
ousss5sidnete &uHitIsrin. um Die uHs
jsess o,uH4e 5beater i'm Ganoe be-
neiost, biloet isit Sa5rsu i4un cine
Der sriteu Siiissu uRo suOrIaHisltea
arafts uHisrss ViulsHtsmpsls, uuo es
III pobl niht gu piel bsGauptet, penn
man bic nsberSeHguHg ausipri9t, oaB
ielten, ipeHn ii6erbaupt, ie Dprber cine
osuiiae aiinitlsrin bier iibsr eiHen 10
srOBsn unb Ippalsn arsis bon aufri9s
tisen 9erebrern uRb BsDunberern
perfiiste. pis 5slsue 9iirssr. Ststs
oas Bette ssbeub, oas II ibr lit. 1T
man BEL ihr seDobnt, Die tleinits ROlle
sbeHio icrgTdltis uno his in ale Gin
3elbeiten auseearbeitet, BON ibr ipies
oerseseben gu iebeu, ME srobs, fiibs
renbt aufgaben. I0eIene gurger III
eben cine s6ts aiiuItlerin, Die gang in
ibrem gerui auigebt, uno oas perbient
2lnerisnnung, bic ibr iider am SOnn=
tag abenb in rsi6Item Nabe gu S6sil
iperben lpirb.
Sur auffiibruna tommt Elm gang
allerliebitss 2uitipiel Der 9err i'm
Sauis", aus Der Geosr beg 6sriibmtsu
S4rtftitsllsrs pauI 9inOau, in Dem
bic 9eneibiuntIn bic biidj6e Rols Der
rsaHts glaubia" fpielt. Der Serr
i'm 5auie@ ipirb bier gum eriisnmaI
eesebsn, unb bic SpieIlsituns 9iebt iitb
aas Wiibe, cine tabeIIoIs auffiibrung
in S5sus gu isbeu. Die Sanolung 1T
luftis bOn anfaHs bis Gnos. Der DID
log asiitrei4 uHo Disis, Die OOrtpmz
uIerben 6iguren itllo gan3 toitlid &C.
5eidnet; man bente iid nur ben SerrH
bts Suuies, Der niht Serr i'm SauTe
III. aubsr SsIens Siiresr fpisIen bic
Samsn GIIs S3mib Gortp, SsIsue
Rod, bic Serrsn u, Wisber Gigen,
WeaT Susrsens. Wiup OisOria bic
Comptroller.
.3iusifellos nirS beg aaerIie6ite
@ert bier nit erobem SsiFaq nufsss
Hommen tperbeu, uno ss pdre gu bpfz
fen, bab has Sranb Opera Soltie
nd6iten SpnHtaa noabeiebt iein piro,
Die genefiSinutiu psrbirnt ss unb bic
Darbietuns wirb ii&sr itbsn Bufriebsn
Itellen.
Gintritts.drten iino Bel 5rau 9iirs
ger, 1924 Ruce Str. Sci. Canal
4675 y, iOipie BEL BOB &c aainmp,
apctbsts, giRt uHb ~. Str; Eel.
Canal 1877. uno an Der gpr Offire
oss eruH0 Opera Souie, Eel. Canal
40l. 81 haben.
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jebcr 5rnu in6 irScm ain6 in bic.
fem groBen yonbe mogIih, ibr Ser.
frniien in bic Ser. Staaten pr1ftijd,
3lt 5eigeit ir6 5ur eIeifen Belt ii.
nnn3ieIIeu gortbeiI BON Der seaie.
riing 5ll 5ieben. Der Elm ermoa.
Iiht cs Sbrem gatriotisiHiis su bon.
oeln, itno sScoermarm, iDeIfer cine
iolfe Yiarfe fauft, fam iid iagen,
oab er oaour6 Der sesierung bilft,
ben arieg 5u getpinnen iulb lam
itol5 anf bic iib i'm bieien0e @cle.
senbcit iein, SnfeI Gam IN oieier
idtpieriseH aufsabe, ben arieg 3il
eirhem eriolsreiden erbe 5ii bringei,
imo ooonrt feline eigene ilno bic
5teibcit unieres aroben Sanoes iider
5u iIeIlen belien 5u fonnen.
Sieier ariessiparplan III Der critic
8eriuf, ben Sparfinn oes Bottles gu
fapiialiiirai imb bie fleinen 8etzaa55s
Die Sober dlf he SSeiie 5ii bringen
itrruag, Die, pem 5liiaHnen &c.
5dblt, cine erobe SilnIme Gisuia.
den, rtibbringen6 5ll periucnoen.
lie Wsaiicn baben ldnsit bas spa.
rem geIernt, aber iie bnben iiie 5lIpor
eine ioIhe @elegenbeit gebubt, ibre
fleinen griparniiie ani 70 iid)ere
@eiie uiro 81 70 bobem 3insfnb al.
5liIegeH.
Der 9lnn lit Der allspnds Der
Sentofratiiden ssoenIe lnieres Can.
oes, ipelfe gleide @elegenbeit y fir
aIle uno Die Nabrung Der Sntereiien
6cS goltes ioposrn. lie n,sldnoi.
ide Sepolterntg Der Staot bat nlebr,
dls ionit ,semail6, Die gorteeile gu
ipiiroigen peritanben. meld,e ihrslme.
rita 6ietet. mo iie 5cigt nllnmebr
ibre 8ereitidsaii, Der siegiernng aili
ieoe MIR moslide @eiie bei5uiteben.
Ods Ganien biekr ariegsiporinar'
fen miro Der bette Yriifitein Der iiob-
len pdfriotiifen Saltimg ieir, Den
bie i'm slnslanb geborene gepoite'
rina Der Gtaot Der aeeierung &C.
geriiiber eiHnfmnit.
gs gilt orei eeiuif,tiae GriiHbe
gum amiien oieier ariegSiparmar.
fen:
+. Sic iino Die bette @SIbonIage
uno bringen bobe 3iuien.
2. Gle erleidtern Sos Sparen.
3. gs lit bic patriotiide Bflitt
eines jeoen @eiuobners SRies Gan.
bes, iein @ertranen uno ieine liebe
su Der sroben Saegierung 5il 5eigen,
inter Der er iidJ Der Greibeit, Der
@Ieiabeit mno Der @eretrisfeit er'
ireutl
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Sriegs Gintpntmenftemer. /.
slrbeitseber miiHen &6bne iibsr $500
per Sabr sur Meloung briugea.

SnlanDiteuer : Solicitor 9illigan
mad. oarauf auTmertiam, oab Die
Steuerbosen fir bic SelbFeini9dss
ung Sur &rissseintonmeniteuer bis
gum l. Mdra in ieinen SGnpeu iein
niiftn. Seoer unperbeiratbete Wanu
ober iebe felbitftanbise Srau, oereH
gintommen pro Sabr $1,000 ooer
mebr betrdSt, mtib ben Steaerbogen
ausfiilleH. 8erbeirathete Yeripnen
brau9en bas erit bel Sabresbe3iisen
Don $1,000 unb ouriibsr gu tbIR. Den
8erIud su MAIDEN, ii4 bon Der atsuer
Driiden su tpollsn, ipdre tbori6t, benn
Ontsl Gam Idbt fi4 nidt biutsrs 2i4t
fiibren.
Sirmen unb 4orporatipnen, tur3
grb.itseber ieber &rt, miifen 9ame
uno Bobnung ieoer perion angeben,
Die 9eaiiee bon $500 o6er mebr pro
Sabr be5ieben, siuerlei, ob oieIe Be-
siise nun in Saldr, 2Obnen, 3irlien,
3enteu. prdmieH. SdbrgeIoer, BRO.
titgepinn ooer iouft tprrin beiieben.
9isr5l mub JornruIar 1899 ausees
tuut perbeH. pelaes in Der Office
bes Snlauoiteusr &ehettprs erbGlts
li9 1T. Dos aisgeflQte Jormular
mub, besleibst DON BEN ais Beffdtis
guns bisnenoen SormuIar 1896, bis
tpdteltens l. Uldr5 IN SGuben bes
SuIanoiteueramtes fein.
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pornis snNtitllts ~ nehnIen.

Die gfabriingsmittel SeGUr0en
allar Counties im Staate iullrOen bon
Dem itaatliden giabrungsmIttel No.
miuijtrator @rorton am .pittwod
ouigeforoert, Die 6arm Gractor Be
mcslng 5u itnteritiigen uno 6arner
3lTermutbigeh Die Tractor Sdplic,
Deldle am #. 6ebruar in Columbus
eroiinet miro, 81 beiufen lmo mir
Die SriibIabrs arbeit 1ractoren
an5uihaffen.
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eyr1ec MditIni,o 9ail1er, Ga, 352
Safanette sIDe., sSernberfoIfins.
Wanrp Aebring, 55, 922 Miegber-
ION Ctr, Ser5ieioen.
Soiepb Braiier, 67, $40 WcNer.
ion Ctr, 9iiftrobrenerrtsiiubmng.
syobu 80. felbmann sc, 2733 Waai.
iaduietts sine., Ser5lei6en.
Pmiline Wepers, So, 9iafoniiieB'
ScipitaI, Gebirrblutltne.
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Te,ser.

Sn Ser @aft aui @lithpod,
brad in Der @arage BON Samuel
@rofer, allpine GIace lno ct. Saul
Ipernle aui 8alrnit S5ias, ;seuer aus,
Dos augenibeitlIih ourh oen 0ei3.
rifn nerllriatt porben mar. 2rei
wertDpoIlc Uiailbiuen ipurSeu scr
iiort uno Der angeridtete Sdaoea
betrngt $4,000, lit aber oir6 Ser.
iiderltna gebett.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-31
SaS gOlfsfOHsert,

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9namittna bat aapsIlmsiittr @trtpr
Serbert ein Invertebrates prOsramm
aufseftelIt. SaHsI6e umfabt BuIters
prsisIiso aus WasHers rWeiiisrIins
ger IN Serbsytider Sr6siiriruns,
cine @ruppe aus ReubsIsiobns sic
Der obns Moris", sbsnfaIIs in Ssrberts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-31

i6er Ordsitriruns, ferner isine Som
petition ngGoD6lanD Saneiss". 1beile
aus fsinsr Sper .Hatoma', SuDerz
tire gu .9e ROi b'Ys", Don 2alO, To-
luie SDenOfen's nOrpegtids RbapTOs
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-31


ipulter Don Rarp S9srmau. Ysrio.
noIien $3.50.
Der periSHli4e RodIab bss Soiepb
5etmer bstrd9t $966.5S.
9sri 6tebeues.
Maricn Sug5es tlasts cine Goross
runs iiber S121975 fir sslsiitete
DienIis eeasu ben Ra4lab oss Robert
3. Sotniten elm.
GharIes q. Rouris bat cine Wets
iciiprDeruug iiber $3.50 eessH ben
gtd9lnB Scs George Step5sn Srmsbp
etiissHosi.
Die WppmiHs 2oan & Sapinss
Go. bat sine SppotbeienforoeruHs
iiber S3,433.79 sessu Gpnu g. uno
Saeob Z. Saipt eirgeilngt.
Qpu;is gnur erlangte sin Ilrtb,li
iibsr S4e06.l5 sssen Clifford 2. Rps
tclt u. y. - Die SuHi StruBe g. &
v. 60. Elm ieltss iiber $1S07.2z sfs
gen Deprgs grOmmsr Sr. = Die Ct.
9ernarb g;rosrsiTne q. uub 8. ".
Elm folhes ii6er Si26.62 sssen Subrt
q. Supis. - Die Cincinnati Clan
yrohuris 60. ein iolaes iiber $125.0e
gsssn q. u. Sote. - q. ID Sossra'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-31
Zterblid,fe

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STR. 1iiitrobreneut5iinoung
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gbparns gtpca @ireilsibel
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-31

Ter 9Unssiep NOrSpre5sh ipirb
bents bsbnis Gatihsibmns an
bic @sidmpreHsH selanseH.

Staot eriuirbt Giserltbum fir ben
9uoloip glDenue gouIeDaro. =
ebeideiOlnesidGe. - gieeeiDer fir
cine @ageniabrif perlnngt. = Gin.
Gereidyie Ieitninerte. = Ga6laB-
3 Saden. - 9eridaeoenes.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-15

home guard regulations Ia North
Dakota. will be a feature of staele's
community meeting this evening.
when the campaign for the third LIB
ertv loan viii be formally launched.
The Liberty loan drive actually be-
gan this morning, and the commits
tee expects 20 report this evening
that all allotments already have been
exceeded. Reports will be made on
the sale Of war savings stamps and
on the Red Cross activities. Rev.
George Buzzelle will be the principal
speaker at the community meeting.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-15

CORN PRICES ON
DOWN TREND

weather had a bearish effect today on
corn. Receipts were large. On the
decline, however, commission houses
turned to the buying side, and
figures to q lower with May $ls27
and July $1.49A to s1.50A, were fol-
lowed by a moderate general upturn.
Absence of selling pressure allowed
oats to ascend after some weakness at
the outset. The initial sag was due
to sympathy with corn. After open
ing " 8Ac to sc off, with May S35h
to S3hc, prices rose to we'll above
Saturdays closing level
Big supplies of hogs had only q
transient depressing influence on pro-
visions. Trade was small
The days range Of prices follows:
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-15
MORE STRENGTH
in STOCK MARKET

New York, April 15.-On the alb
sence of pressure and receipt of en-
couraging foreign advices, the stock
market showed continuous strength
in the more important divisions to-
day. Leading war issues, especially
points over last weeks final quota
lions and rails developed stronger
tendencies with shippings. Coppers
and oils also made material Improve
ment Trading became dull at mid
day but gains were fully maintained.
Liberty 3h's sold at 1894 to 80, dTst
As at $500 to 1926 and second 4s at
$500 to s6.16.
Nominal dealings of the mid-session
were limited to motors and minor spe-
cialties. Ohio Gas, Enamenmg and
International Paper recorded extreme
gains of ! to points and American
Express advanced points on a single
sale.