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Gilpin observer., 1918-06-27
EASILY MATCH FOR. SPIDER
Latter Insect Has No chanes When lt
Enters Into Combat With Fsro-
cious Mud Hornet.

I once saw on the porch Of my resi-
dence on Lake Hopatcong a mud hor-
net deliberately fall into and entangle
herself in a spider web, Hudson Max
i'm writes in the North American Re
view. The spider, perching upon an
outer corner of the web, instantly
sprang at the hornet, then stopped and
decided that 1t did not want to tackle
that hornet and returned to its perch.
After waiting a while for the spider
to come to the attack the hornet freed
herself very easily from the web, and
I watched her fly several times in cir
cles and then deliberately alight in an
other nearby web and entangle herself
in 1t. Instantly the alert spider, evil
IDENTIFY either more hungry or less eau
tious than the other. sprang upon the
hornet, when, with an alacrity that
would shame the lightning, and with
precision developed beyond the contln-
gency of error, that hornet seized the
spider. jabbed her sting into it, and
paralyzed it. Then she took 1t up nice
ly and carried 1t away.
learned afterward, in the study of
insects, that this is the regular habit
Of the mud hornet-that she catches
spiders In this manner, paralyzing
them with her sting. She places them
one after another in a mud pocket that
she has constructed for the purpose
until she has enough canned spiders
to feed her young when they hatch
out In the spring. The spiders do not
die, but remain alive in their prison
until attacked by the larvae Of the
hornet and eaten at the proper time.
Rather hard on the spiders-but the
habits Of the spiders themselves are
not such as to elicit much sympathy.
Gilpin observer., 1918-06-27
Building Time Table.

Before real steel building is COM
menced nowadays regular time table
is arranged for the work, like that Of
railroad train. Unlike the train, how
ever, the work Is not allowed to get
ahead or behind time even for few
hours. although the building may take
many months.
Every minute Of time is utilized. and
II the building does not arrive at n GER
tain point Of completion on schedule
there will be serious loss Of time and
money. The time table must be fol-
lowed with the greatest care from the
hour the ground Is broken until the
last workman walks out Of the COM
plcted building.
Gilpin observer., 1918-06-27
WAR SUBSTITUTES.

\ Economy for Waste.
+ Cooperation for Criticism.
= knowledge of Prices for Cos
4 sip about Profits.
= Cornmeal and Oatmeal for
X Wheat Flour.
4 Fish for Beef and Bacon.
+ Vegetable Oils for Animal
r Fats.
= The Garden Hoe for the Golf
4 Stick.
+ Performance for Argument.
4 Service for Sneers.
+ Patriotic Push for Peevish
= Puerilities.
= Perishable for Preservable
+ Foods.
+ Greater Production for q Ger
4 man Peace.
4 The Beef You Do Not Eat for
+ the Rifle You Can Not Carry.
= Conservation for Conversation.
= Common Sense for Common
= Gossip.
4 Marketing for Telephoning.
X Production for Pessimism.
X Canadian Food Bulletin.
Gilpin observer., 1918-06-27
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.

Services for next Sunday:
10 a. m. class meeting, Mr. Nc
Callister in absence of leader.
IL a. m. Public worship, sermon,
Sowing and Reaping."
2:45 p. M, Sunday school, Chas. O.
Richards, Supt. Miss Hazel Stribley
S. s. pianist.
p. m. Sermon. THE Measure
ment of a Man"
Miss Grace Rude church organist.
Choir rehearsal Saturday evening.
Good music is prom ised for Sun
day. Each person is made com
mittee Of ore to invite the town, es
pecially the young people to hear tn,
Sunday evering address. Come guess
ing what kind of measurement
II will be.
Wonder who will bring her tape.
lire?
GEORGE s. PARKER, Minister
Gilpin observer., 1918-06-27
WHICH CAMPf

America today is divided into two
camps-Americans and alien enemies
Those who are not for America are
against her.
Those who are idle, selfish or even
Indifferent are aliens-alien to Amer
lean interest
Only the workers, comrades in this
great enterprise" bear the honored
name-Americans.
Gilpin observer., 1918-06-27

John II. Williams, mayor of Victor
and Mrs. Mary E. Pollard. OF Dem
yer. were married at noon today by
Rev. George s. PARKER at the NJ. Il.
parsonage. r. c. johnson was best
man and Mrs. Ii. p. Davies was
ratron Of honor. MIR. Williams re-
sided here 40 years ago, and now
owrs a wagon fectory at Victor.
Mrs. Williams lived in Central since
Childhood before going to Denver
and was known as Miss Minnie Tre-
vartha. The happy couple will re-
nsin in Central few days before
making their home In Denver. -
Gilpin observer., 1918-06-27
Didn't Have Both.

She-Everyone says you had good
taste when you married me.
He--Maybe: II It is possible to pos
sess at the same time good taste and
poor sense.-New Haven Register.
Washington Journal., 1918-08-02
n@ermania .Ghur4.

An SonntaQ, ben %. Suli fon0
ser lor9iGltig borbereitete @usfhtg
ocS @ermonin Ntdnner6orS nod ser
mrnoeri6ou IN montgomery Gountp
gelegenen Sorm ieines Mitglie0es
Gnrl 6. Braun ltatt. Sdon rib am
Morgen fonoen iif ole MGnner66r-
Ter nebit ibren 6omilien gum gemein-
iamen 9uusilug 5uiommen. Grit
gin9'S per Gleftriihe ltno Damn per
AutO ms 2ono binein. Nan e%rfreute
iib on Sitgeln un6 SGlern uno Dem
berrlihen Ston0 Ser Souten, 0ie
|einltpeilen Den bcgebrten &egen be-
fommen boben. 0ic6orm oes freuno
liden @oltgebers miirOe goil5 geborig
inipi3icrt ut0 mltroe BON &ennern
ibm bobe Gbre ge3ollt fiir Sen qltten
Griolg, Den CT in Der tltr5en Belt
Ieines 0ortieins er3ielt bat. @an.
oerungen muroen in sic Nodbarlhoit
unternommen un0 bclonoers 0ie i'm
nebenan ~liegen0en Gale lih beiinoen-
DC 6arm Oes @errn Gbriltopb Sur
leboltS mar Elm beliebter 9ln5iebumgs.
punft. W}lItter Braun beipirtete
ibre @Glte ouf oos rei6li6lte. @n
elmer %longgeOedtcn Sofel i'm 6reien
iebte man iid gum gaitli6en Moble,
oos alien por5iiglid idmcdtc. 9aur
81 idnell ging Scr Gag uor6ei ltlo
am AbenO gings Damn micoer Der
beiBen StaOt 81 I'M I'M SdmeiBe oes
2lngeiid)t9 oas tGgli6e 9rot 81 Der
oienen. Gem &omitc ge6iibrt ser
Qanf iilr Den ppr6iigli6en 4uSflug.
Washington Journal., 1918-08-02
@ebltrten.

9luguit So. uno Clara 8ernbart,
&nobe.
g(ler uno 9. qqtmun, @ao6en.
0aniel ul6 emma Midoel8,
WaOhen.
8aIter uno %. Mtiller, anobc.
@m. 6. unO Nora Z. Siromutfp,
0iGO6en.
@m. 81. uno 6la. sc. 9rinfman,
WG0hen.
e. IS. uno 81. g. @ed, anobc.
SuSesfalle:
Morp 9. @rccnomolt, 76. t41O
Glicli0 Str. @.@.
&obn 6. @ogel, 80, 1922 6 Str.
Siiooit.
3orrp %oqcl, 40, 1922 6 Str.
Siioolt.
Sobn 8. @urfc, IS, Il. g.. GoloicrS
Some &oipital.
@ortba Baum, 40, 481 s Str.
Sii0mcIt.
gfarD Serraro, Is, 3tc uno $ ct.
Hor0oit.
Senrp 9. 9(ue, 80, 2643 g. Gap.
StraBe.
s. 9. 5leii6man, 70, 1921 @iroro
Str. N.@.
GboS. $. S6ulte, 80, t13 &bo0c
&SIon0 9(Dpnltp 81 3
hilbert 81. 0rei6er, 9. sc. g.,
Sort MDer, So.
G6ereia 8ea, 81. Columbia Soip.
Sermon @. Gonroot, IA, Ct. eli.
5abetb @oipital.
2ilion 9eb, "a, ct. Gli3. SoIp.
gnna 6. 9icrfen, 81, AZ s Str.
0.@.
Gbeidlicfmnaen:
g. Spobn unO Gillian Singer.
Mm. Sheerer Ii. Sophie Senbotb
Washington Journal., 1918-08-02
SOIideuifi Oericnfcn s6iffe.

0ie 8oIidetpifi iolen SO Sanoels.
i6iife I'M Safen BON N~ouorosipst,
am 6ltIiden @noe oes S6mar5en
Meeres, perienft ba6eiL meIOet cine
@iener 0epei6e an Oas 9erlitter
8%ogeplatt.
Die 0epei6e iagt, Ole &iirfen bat
;en oie SAwar8e Meerfiiite norolib
bis Guapie, so Meilen iiio0itli1
bon Nooorosipsf, beiebt unO ben
S6iifa6rtsperfebr nit 8atum lpie.
Der altfgenommen.
Washington Journal., 1918-08-02
Sapan nerSOppeIt Nlrmee.

MaBregeln CUR gerDoqItGnoigung
Der nationaleu Serteioigung pom
Sapon mttroen, mad elmer 9epeIde
aus Gofio pom 1. Srli an Sic Son.
oon &imes", fiir8li6 na6 einem
8ooperationspIane fiir Die armee
uno Slotte Our6 einen &at bon
Standardization uno 9lomirGlen an.
genommen. 9ana6 ioa Die Irmee
aus 81 aorps BON lie 5mei 9iOiiio.
aen uno je Orei &egimentern fir
sic Brigade beite6en. Die aen0erun-
gen perOen ai6t acknowledgements
ioiort eingefiiDtt peroen. Die
Zines" rednet, Dab Ourf Die nelle
MoBregel ole Arnteeitarfe SapanS
li6 p~erooppelu miro.
Die iapaniihe gtegiernng bat Die
@infiibrung Ser 3ioilpermaItung auf
sen Siioieeinieln sic Our6 Sapan
beiebl iiao, oerfiigt.
Washington Journal., 1918-08-02
&erinmmlnm9cu III Der fOmmeuOem
&HAe:

Wontng;
n@erein 8apern~; in 922 $50.
2(pcnue N.gS.
Sid &elicf"; in 314 6 GtraBc,
Hor0meit.
0ienstag:
nGdmaben Screin~; in 1916 7te
StroBe Nor0meIt,
D@oibington Nebger llnterItiit-
ungS Sercin", in 922 $50. 9lpe N.-@
@ittmo6:
u0euti6er Neutrality-suspicious., "
9iitrift go. 40; in 922 So. Mpenuf
Horbmeit.
8dder untcritiibungse &erein; in
203 8. Ctr. 60.
SOnncrstag:
1Srmlen SilfSbercin" oes Oeut.
l6cn NSaiienbmlles. :
Sccaiia 8uno; in 203 8. StraBe
90.
Washington Journal., 1918-08-02
Seine AnSlanO6riefe in bemtider

MtINt NNsIUHUUFItTP TT OelIt1dJer. :.
Sprade.
Die 3eniurbeboroe bat o~ngeoronet,
oaB feline ms HUSBAND gebenoen
9riefe in oelltiher Sprahe bon jebt
an mebr paiiiert meroen, nit ser
4u8nobme BON Mitteilungen al
GriegSgefangene.
Washington Journal., 1918-08-02
fGrou Minnie 6. GInnn. sic ae-

-6rou Wtinnie e. SlDnn, Die &C.
qenp1rtige Wtotrone oes 3ufludtS-
baules, lit 3u einem 0titqlieOe ser
regulGren &oIi5ei gemaht morOen un
ser Stele ser 6roit 6arling, bic Jest
cine @ertrouensiteae mSuiti3Oepurt,
ment befleioet. @eibliHe Yoli5iiten
limo MIR nod cine Srogc Ser 3eit.
-NugllIt Bad BON go. is 4. Str.
@.-0., ser in ser 9app yorO ais
Mtoi6iniit beidGftigt lit, murOc am
Montog No6mittog oerbaftet neil er
oie 3eidnungen fir Elm neues Sor
POGO geItoblen babeu ioa. 9ie Scr
baftung erfoIgte inter Dem Sa6oto-
ge GjeieBe uno 8o6 ioa ii6 Oelltih
ireltnoIi6 geGuBert baben. Gr 6e
anipru6t Elm notltralifierter Glialler
81 fem.
-Wfan ermartet 0ieier Gage cine
Gnti6eioung oes &ermoIter$ Oes 81
gentums feinoIiher 4~usldn0er, u.
Wtithcll 8ulmer, IN Saden Der Mit
noe 6eS nerltor6cnen 8rnltberrn PIT
eultlts 9uld, sic befanntIi6 atf Die
&iideritattrng ibres Gigentums, 5lt
iucldem aud oiele @ebGlt0e III bieli=
ger Stoot geboren, beantrogt bat. 3lt
i6rcn NnpGlten gebort &err Charles
Nagcl, friibcr Sefrctdr oes Snnern.
Ser ebemalige SoIoat @omblc
lit I'M beno6barten Mlerunorio Goun-
tn Court Sai1s oes Moroes oeS 9lu-
tomo6iIlenfers @erreS iiberfiibrt II.
gum Io6e berltrteilt mor0elt. Der
8ro3eB ieinc8 &olegen gfelpman lit
bis gum 26. Sftober peri6oben NOR
Sen, aber Dem entmenihten @eibc
&atblecn 81lrgeB, Die bel Ser Nfiairc
o~nlpeleno mor, miro Der 8ro5eB ifou
om rs. 5. NftS. gemad)t merOen. Sol
fentlid miro ii6 Elm @eg finbcm iie
audi in oos SenieitS 5l bef0rocrn.
SIN Sulti5Oepartment loa cine
8roflamation altsgear6eitet mnroen
iein, in mel6er oo8 Stuut8oberbaupi
aus militdrilhen @riin0en Den Git
rift Columbia fir cine trofene Gone
erfldrt. 8em Der @rGliOent 0iclc
Proclamation erlGBt, miro meoer
8icr nod S6nops in Sen 0iltrift
einqcfiibrt mer0en fonner. SIN 80
(i5eigerihte erbaIten idon icbt 6ic
oGtieieli6ufter" Die b06lte 5uldiiigc
Strafc BON 3pei Sabren 4%r6eit8bHtS
aber es miro nod I6limmer iucroen.
Die Observation-Disclosures altT
Den StroBen ser Staot unb nif ser
9onoItroBe nn6 Baltimore permeG
rem lid tGgli6 in 10 iiberroldeuocr
@cile, ooB es elmer modentli6en Sci
tllnQ unm0glid lit, 0oOon einc boll-
itGnoige 2ilte 5u bringen. PIN 9icnS
tao Morgen muroe Die 4-j0brige Ga
snclu 0agras bon 112 g Ctr. N.g&.
Dor ibrem &al1ie iiberfabren mo er=
lit Gerlebungen an Oenen lie 6al0 I'M
&olpital ltorb. Die &oli5ei bat MIR
ermittelt, ooB Die @utoia6rer cine
O0lll1ectlclf Sl3enS peluBeIl.
-Mm fcbteu SamstoQWtorgen cr=
IdoB ser 49-jdbrige Gi8crcomfubr-
man Sarrp &oQel ieincn Inn 3ehn
Sabre iiingcren 8ruoer SobnGOmoro
&ogel, ser 1922 6 Ctr. 90. po6n
tc. 8eioc moren bel Ser CAIRNS
Sec Cream 60. beiddftigt. Der @20r
ser perleBtc ebcnfols orrd einen
SAuB oen S6miegeruater, @crrll g.
S6orb, uno lhoB and allT oeiIen
Go0ter, Srau Sobn 6. %ogcl. Damn
nobm er li6 ielbit OoS 2eben onrh
@ift. 9as gemeiniame SegrGbniS
erfolgte am 9ienstag BON Der @ob-
ming zines oritten @ruberS Sronf,
go. 1888 g Ctr. W.=S.
Washington Journal., 1918-08-02
&leincS taOtucnigfciten

Ser ltGotii6e @bpiifuS Oh. @
6. @OoomorO bat bon oen @ngeItel-
ten ieines departments glbidieo ge-
nommen unO lit no6 Bolton ilberge-
iie0elt.
Cine In5abl bon gr0Beren @e-
ihdftSfirmen baben inter ibren In-
geltellten Stubs gum Nnfaufe BON
Sriegsipormarten qegriinoet. Gar.
inter befin0en Iid Die Serren @uoe
mo 8erberi6.
Observation-Disclosures $. g.
g8obIcD mill iiber 100 i'm 9oli8eige-
rihte ihpebenoe 6GlIe gegen Oie
W1ilGpontider aufruien un0 Ole Ser
ren al Den Stranger ltellen. Sat lid
inon Idnglt geb0rt.
-gluf ie68 @epierten in Der
9tdGe oeS Union 8obnbofeS bat Die
Gcgieruug o~ugefanqcl, Wf%oIienquor-
ticrc iiir 5000 BON iDrcn @ngeIteIlten
at balten.
-Sonntog, Sen %. Suli 5. s..
Derltarb &err &enrp 3. Nue, Sobn
BON Sre0 8. ltno Wtarie &. 9(ue in
5cincr g9obrmng, 2543 Hortb Gopi-
tol Str. Die 9eerOigung fanO am
Dtittmod Nadmittog nod Dem Bros
ipect @il Cemetery Itatt.
Ole frii6eren lofalen 8oli3iIten
@cnrD ". Cole un0 Mace MorriS
0icncn lett ibrcm &aterlanoe ais 81
fi5ierc M Camp MeaOe. Gum eriten
0}ole in Ger @el6i6te Ser Stoot
iudt &oIi8ei6cf 8llhman 2eute Ourd
2ln5eiGea.
SIM bier qeItoblene 4lttomobile
iinO bel einem &Gn0ler in YurcellS-
bile geiuni0en mor0en. 0a ser SGno-
Ter beballptet, 1ie bon Douglas 6.
SSSone8, 9to. 1926 II. Str. N.@. ge-
fault 5u baben, murOe Sones per-
baftet.
Sci cillem @emitter am lebten
SDn1ta5 gta0nittaa idblliq Der gliB
i'll eincn 5a.iermel0er oer8aubItum-
menalitdft an ser Slprioa Ibenuc
uno Ser Gie6entcn Ctr. $50. 9a-
Durdl murce oaS Neunte &epier ular-
miert.
-&rieQ8iparmarfen lin0 I'M einen
Sent inn %reiie geitiegen. 0eBbal6
iouen iie ober 0ob bon 9llt unO Sung
qefauit mer0cn neil lie Die bette 9a-
p~itolsonlQQe 6il6en, Die DEM fleinen
0tonne 3uGdngli6 lit. &otft Spar
marfcn.
Ger hicy moblbefannte Sber=
lertnont 8orren @oDmin SorrieS,
Gobn oe3 Generals &orrieS, Ser Ser
emit sic Notionalgor0e 0es 0iItrifts
bcfcbligte. rat in elmer fran50iiiden
@ofenita0t iein 2eben our6 einen
MltomobiilM ial perlorcn. Die Mut-
ter mobm bier go. 450 g Ctr. $3.50.
-@corga 6. Monparo, felt bielcn
SSaDren elmer Der &uratoren oeS nati-
nno(en MaIGums, ltarb i'm boben gll=
ter BON rs Sabren in ieiner@obmlng
1916 Golanbia &ooG. Serr MaD-
naro Dientc mebrere Sabre in Sig
u~QlforpS Der 9lrmee unO golt fiir eli
hen ner beiten Gleftrifer i'm 2anoe.
-gic 8cr[ultliiten ser amerifoni-
iden Gruppen in 6ranfreid meroen
nit jeoem Gage gr0Ber ulo baben
hcrcit8 mcbrcre prominente @albing-
toner ibr 2eben perloren. 0ieIer
Gage Lief Die &un0e elm, 6oB ouf Der
nod jllgelt0lihe Saltptmann bonn
Wurincforp8, 9li(en sc. Summer bon
1915 @ Ctr. H@., allf Dem SelOe
Ser Gbre qeblieben lit.
Washington Journal., 1918-08-02
sessefedt.

Cine amtIi6l 0iterreidii6e Or.
fIGrung, Die na6 Amiteroam ge.
ianOt puroe, beiagt: Cine abteiIung
unierer S%orpeOoboote itieB am 2.
SuIi auf cine itGrfere feinOlide Cor
peOofIotiGe. Sin beftiaer &nmpf auf
fur5e gntfernung erfolgte. Gin gro-
Der feinoliher 3eritorer muroe in
Brand geiebt uno elm onoerer itarf
6eidGoiet. Ser 6eino 5og iid oonn
raid 6uriid. ltniere Sdiffe Wuroen
MIR gering beidGoigt; einige menige
u%nierer Manni6aften murOen leidt
uermun0et.
Washington Journal., 1918-08-02

-0ie olte omerifonii6e 6amilie
BON Yfibenmeier bat I'M @eriht oen
9lntrog Itellen loiien, ibren Gameu
in Sutton perGnOern 5u Oiirfen. Seit
bier Wtcni6enoltern iino ole BON
Efibenmeiers quite Amerifaner, ober
jet ioll ibr Same 3meifel al ibrer
2opalitdf peruriodt baberl. Ar6 eli
ne 6amilie Sdiirmon mill iih in
Sherman lmtaufcn lolien.
-Gine rationale &ereinigunq bat
cs fid 3%ur9lufgobe gemod)t, ale oeut-
i6cn S6lil. uno 2ieoerbii6er int
2onoc 81 5%eritorcn. Seoe Anipiege-
trng oltf 9elttihlono in amerifani.
idell S6ul6iidern mtB altsgemer8t
meroen mo ule oeutl6en Bidder lin0
aus oen 9ibliotbeten gu en%tfernen.
S%Sn ser bieiigen oifentli6en 8ibliotbef
lit 0us bereitS qei6eben uno ielbit
ouf gSunid merOen oort nidt lGnger
Bidder in oeutl6er Spro6e allsgelie-
ben.
~ GcrmiBt muroe 6rou s. u.
Colonel, 80 Sabre alt, bon ibrer
@obuung 1877 10. Str. @.-O. Wteb-
rere StunOen oaraui tono man ibren
&ut uno &lei0ungsitilde nebit einem
3etteI NIT ibrer AOreiIe om lfer oes
Yotomoc gang oben in @eorgetolpn.
9[qeS lieB ouf Sel6itmoro l6lieBen
ln0 Die 2ei6e Der Srou murOe audi
6ol6 I'M 6luile geborgen. Die Srall
bate iid i6on friiber in einem Su-
nitarium befun0en un0 lit ans 6ner-
mut. Sbr @atte lit i'm arie9soepart.
mont beibditigt.
Ser 9luguit Gernbaro bat lei
zen @ousmirt Solepb ". Gader 1439
u StraBe 60. mo9nbaft, einlteden
loiien neil er i'm un0 icine 6amilie
ipegen Der Ni6tbe3abIllug ciuer erbob-
ten 9l}iete an 0ie Suit ieBte. Sm
Diltrift Columbia oiirfen Die Wtieten
mdbren0 ser Oauer oeS 9rieges nibt
erb0bt mer0en uro Ser 2an0lor0 fann
leillc lticter nlir log mer0en, menn er
0as @alls leIblt bepobnen nil ooer
totiddlih an einen @ngeitelten Der
HeQtcrltng Oertouft bat. Iber oamit
lit nid)t gelogt, 0oB man feline Micte
mebr 5u 5ablen bat.
Der lofale 2e6enSnlittel 2 Ser
molter lit binter ben gemiiienlolen
@ro5erilten Der, Die oos teltre 2e6en
0ur6 ibre unpcrlhGmten uno unee-
iebliden Yreiic nod tellrer MAIDEN.
SIN 2altfe 0ieier @o6e 9aben li6 16
bon oieien Observation-Disclosures 81
Dernntmorteu gebobt un0 nod mebr
iteben ollf Ser 2iite. Sn Sen meilten
6Gllcn fonmen iie nit elmer @elo-
itrofe fiir ooS Hote &relt5 meg ober
inter llmitdnoen fam alth ibr @e-
Ihdit Qeidlollen meroen. Noh alien
omtli6en grbebungen lit @aibing-
TON jebt Sic teilerite Stoot gum Sc
ben in Sen Ser. Staaten.
Sic gtidtbeo6tltng Der olteu
@oruung, BOP 0eS S6mimmens I'M.
funoiqe 2eute niGt IN tiefes @alier
gcben ioQclL foltete mieOerum Orei
6liibenOc jun9eMenidenleben BEL 8e-
ne6ict, eillem beliebten 6il6eroorf(
onl 2allfe oeS umteren Yatiirent &i.
oerS. Der I'M 9rltdbilro oes S6ab-
aultcs 6ei6Gftigte 2 jdbrige Sobr
Soler, go 2 q Str. mobnbaft, sci.
len Mlttter crit I'M lebten Sabre bel
cinem @llltomo6ilun9liid ibr 2eber
u%crlor, SRI. Mnuoe Dean bon 454 8
Str. g. @. mo Sri. Gatbrine Sorar
pon &puttSpiQe begaben iid gum 90.
0en an Dem 0enonnten Ylate un0 er.
tranfcn angeii6ts bieler 2eltte, oil
i9nen nidlt belfen fonnten neil li(
@,.I $40 clt,.A,.,axS ...E,..&.- 49,
Washington Journal., 1918-08-02
.@aihinatun SanaerbnnNn.

Gonntao, sen A. 9(ugrIt, abenos
$50 llbr, finoct inn Gdngerbuno oie
ilblidc Notwithstanding nit 8e.
umtcnmabl itatt, Die @itglieoer
iinO ge6eten, 5abIrcib uno piraftlid
al crihcincn.
Washington Journal., 1918-08-02
Gheihlic6Mnaen

9. Spobn uno Gillian Singer.
Nm. S6eerer II. Sophie SeDbotb.
Washington Journal., 1918-08-02
SluS ben Wcreinsfrciicn

sdbrihien fir eies Spalie mubsu bis ~fp6tsiens Mifi.
mod MlittdsS IN Infersr 8eeaiiicu ein, psnH tie IN ter
Wede Nuinabme fneeh lcueH.
Washington Journal., 1918-08-02

Inter ser perlonli6en Aufii6t
0eS &errn 9ielaiusfi bonn SilIti5oe-
partment mllrOen nm Sonntag Wior-
gen bon eincm Soile oaen logenam-
ten &oaObGlliern III Der Nahborl6aft
Elm 9eiu6 abgeituttet. Sei ser &a3-
5ia mliroe piel granntipein fonfis-
8iert un0 oie Gigentiimer miiiien lidJ
ale i'm @erift perontmorten.
Washington Journal., 1918-08-02

Gdtc Trnnffnrter Mm6 Gnafuurs,
rein anS mnperfGlidt, at baben bel
NIblerS,
532 Genter. nuO Is Niggs @arft.
Washington Journal., 1918-08-02
Gnfrubr in @ien.

Gin bltneriger 8%obelbaltfen Der.
anitaltete cine &unogebung in ben
asraBen @iens uno unterbrod cine
.Sieung 0es Staotrots nit Sbreien
nad Brot, melSet cine 9erner 9e.
peife. Die 8oli5ei uno 8erermebr
marcn mahtlos mo Eruppeu miB.
ten aufgeboten per0en. Die Demon-
ftranten beiparfen Die SolOaten nit
Steinen, Bis Oieie gum &ngriff Dor.
giugen, nobel oiele perpunOet wur'
sen. Die Gruppen iperrten Oas &at'
baus ob unO Itelten Die SrOnuug
nie0er Der.
Washington Journal., 1918-08-02
9lmOerr nemc &cpnblifen.

@em1B Ra6rid)tcn ans @osfau
pnrOe gleiG5eitig NIT Der 8eiBen
Meer. &epu6lit i'm Noroen HuBIanos
unter Dem Namen @ologoac3be-9te-
pubIif Elm anoerer 6reiitaot geidai-
len. 0ieie Jfepu6lif unlfaBt Oas
Qan3e nor00itlife NuBlano pom
@ciBen Meer bis our aiiatiihen
@rcn3e. Die @ologOac3bc.9i epublif
ioa li6 i'm Ginflang nit Ben 3ielen
Der gutente-a aiierter befinoen.
Yer. Staaten SramspOrtiGiff in
SlHmmcn.
Ger Scr. Staatcn transport.
0ampier nSenoerion" geriet ali no.
fer Gee in Brand, fonlte a6er in
Si6er6eit einen otIantiifen SaielI
errei6en. IS famen feline aberdeen
INNS 2e6en. Son Dem MarinesGe
partement forntcn Bis ieet MIR me.
nige Gin5elbeiten iiber ben llniaa in
@~riabrung gebra6t meroen. MaI
meiB nift, Oh oas Sdiif nod euro
pa ODER beimmdrts iubr, nod ME
ooS Seuer gum Ius6ruh fam. IS
mlroe MIR leiht hei6Goigt.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-12
IS
OWNER OF
GOOD FORD

BY the decision of Justice T. P.
Moore, Grady county is now the own
er of perfectly good Ford car, the
same having been taken in tow by
Bob Castleman several weeks ago on
South Second street. The Justice
court held that the car be confiscat-
ed by the county.
This henzine bus formerly belong
ed to George Nothaf, and the conten-
ton of the county sustained by the
judge was that when Castleman took
possession Of the car, it was being
used for the Illegal transportation of
liquor.
AT the time, John Nothaf and Mitch
Freeman we're arrested and liquor
charges placed against them. 1t was
claimed by the defendant in the con
fiscation proceedings, that the car
was being used in the livery service
ont of Lindsay. 1t was claimed that
the owner Of the car had nothing to
do with the liquor said to have been
found.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-12
FRUIT FINE
AND DANDY
SAYSLANC

Things are just looking SO good
out around Cement and Layerty since
the good rains and the oil strike, that
we can hardly stand IT, said J. T.
Lang, 3 farmer living in that sec
ton.
Mrl Lang reports that fruit is
looking fine and gives promise Of
producing the best crop in the his
tory Of the section. I'VE don't raise
any wheat, so fruit is about all the
crop We have growing at this time. "
continued Mr. Lang There is a
fine season in the ground and the
farmers are busy planting corn. /
haze never seen things look better
with US. Up to the time of the re.
cent rains. things were so dry that
we could do nothing, but we are sure
going after it now"
Mr.. Lang owns 100 acres of land
between Norge and Laverty. He
leased his holdings for oil for S1,7OO
cash. He states that he believes
firmly that the entire Cement and
Laverty sections will prove to be oil
producing land. -