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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-28
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duf siH sIfidhriass Wdbfen unier
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rtnen iibsrtpisf.n.
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nat BEN Soipital sebratt unb bort
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rad 6aufs 3uriidtebreH tOnnis.
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absnb fols,nSe DisbiiGblt gemeIbei:
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sins libr i'm Msrtbe bon $40.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-28
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infoDeit es ii6 I'M Eomlnentare iber
2fngelesenbeiteu, Die duf ben Sries Se=
qua baben. bdrIoeIt, tpuroe am Oienss
taq bonn parlamsnt in auer giIe an
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tpeIts bisIe RsguIatioHen DerIeBen,
iperbm nit i6psrsn 9sloitrafeH BE-
Iegt iperben, uHo lie oiirfen niat gegea
iAre gejtrafuns an bic Seri4ts appel
Iiren.
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fprinst benz 8unit Der Rgisrun9,
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bic appeHbasener. ionoern aud ell
5bsil Der proOin5ia!ocsiis beraussss
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sieruns fpieSerbplt lluuHuebutli6tsiteu
Oeruria6t poroen iino.
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inI1limmer 2dle.
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ameriianiidsn aOniulat in Berlin 1T,
b.finbst iib bier i'm Gefdnsnif. anass
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in beiriigerii9sr Weiis erldnotsr amss
ritanii6en paiiss ss1Olfsn 81 ba6sr,
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bab er ben Manu, Der nm Die Nus
itellung zines paTss nadiu9te. per
56nIid tenne unb baB CT Elm gmeritds
ner isi. 2luf 9runo oisisr ausiaaen
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aus Berlin. or ipuros ipGter an Der
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ldis sefeh.u puroen, iis absr isins
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peridHgt.
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pon $4,000 mann.
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2nnbss. Gsit bem ausbrud oes
arieo.s ilt ibre Stdrte fat psrScps
psIt tuorsen. sic bsitsbt iest als
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apn,rrt i'm cutie gari.

eSm antle part fiHbet bsute a6snS
eir apnsert itait. bel fptIhem bas
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aramm sur 9ur6fibruna brinssn
tpiro:
Mlori& .Sis Grcellsnep@ sSiamore
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.Gsrenube h'Qlmolr" gloH
potpourri aus .SpriHa Wldib" +.
Reinblrot.
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,,Seelanatp"
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ma II 6eH@ @usetnanbers

ebungen.
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9ienitdg, boB Der aapitdn bes ames
ritanif4en 0ampfsrs y4selanap" Dem
ameritaniidsH &Oufular Qgsntsu in
airtfpaa beridtet babe, oab ibm uHo
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ben tporben lei, in bic goots au fli4s
ten uno baB bag untsrIesbOOt. luel6es
iein S9iff Osrientte, bieieIbsn 20 Wieis
len peit gstaut babe.
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Sauabootss bea6tsts au9eni heinli6
bic Rsgeln Oes g0ltcrreats uuO i'm
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bespegeH gan8 erleidtsrt.
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bon, %. 5uli. rgBir paren nit elmer
qaOung 5Iads an gOro Don 4rtangel
na6 9s!fuit unterlpegs" iaate bier am
Wittpo4 Der aapitdn GugsH Oeltin,
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uns iignaIiIirts, oaB mir unIer: pa
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aua that. mir srbieIten oann gefsbl,
oas Stiif gu perIdfsH.
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tss ititts Elm Boot aug uno IieB uns
iagen, oab mir uHs 3sit ns3msn uno
ale uuTers gff.ttsn in bic SOots brin
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raul oas uHsrissbOut fliuf S6uiie
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peoo d6, oer ben 9dmpfer mittitiffS
traf uno bic r9esIaHap ttHg oaHn To-
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osm unterie Boot an goro Jsaommsn,
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9a bic rQseIlnnp" nod iiLsr Wafet
mar, puroen noh mebrere S6iife ali
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gOote AL bssebeu. porauf oos Inter
ies6upt uutertaudte 0ir puroeu in
rsr freunbli4itsn @eiis bebanbsIt.
evl sNky eNl-s.
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g SnmSen bier Qoitcu utb nod tTr-
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tpdr2"
emil: ,@r uurbte iib naa elner
reuet AGhIlime lturiebeIl"
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gl5tIid,er sOSesiaa.

Serr alusuft 6. geat. 81 Sahr, alt,
bon 2S60 Wap Strab., Der felt nahssu
80 Sabrsn i'm @siddfte Der gRar mo-
der C Sons Co.. q Dsit Sediis
StraBs tbaiig mar. iDasbs aeiisrn
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Gilmore Ctr. fpdbrsnb zines Gtreits,
ben beioe an Sobnfon unb 9llabama
Strabe hotten, cine Gtidpunoe In Der
linfe Ssite bsibrafis. 5ein3 ipurbe
na6 bem Belts Strabe Sofpiial ses
brdht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-28

Ssrr (jm 3igarreulaOen): yTiiGren
Sic bic Sorte Sormpio2"
S5Gnoter: r@epiB, meiu Gerrl"
0err: ST oieie smpiebIer6perth2"
oGnDer: g2tuberoroeutlit! ytu'
mentIi4 bic teBte Seroung 1T ausaes
3,idnet!"
Serr: Dante! Sie Ifric5en MIR,
bieie lei Qau5 ibled)t ousgefdlen, Sb
Frsue mid, oaB sic jeBt anoerer Dlets
nung iinb. Sd bin ndmIt6 Der 6abrta
tant. 8uten Wprgerl"
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8ennirf IS. Snulpp

CDtoer Staats slde.rbau'
beborhe erp0bIt.
Columbus, O., 81. Sill. -
Rcn!lid ". Dunlop, 9lepublitaner,
ron 9;dnpop Gonntp, elm ebemalI5cr
Staats RabrirrtgsmitteItcmmiiidr,
uarHe am GieuStng gIbeno sum Se'
tretGr Der heipen Staats'sIderbnibe'
boroe errdbh. Sem SoIdr betragt
$1,000 pro Sabr.
S6StItde GIptOiiOn i'm
9ergpert.
Gbrifopber, SG., q. SuIi. -
0ur6 Elm 9aserpIpiiOn in Der bieiisen
Rpberfpea Utine purbeu Dienitug
8 perionsn set0btet unb Is anoere
ihtper perbrannt. 9rei Wlouu ipers
ben permibt.
Die 3abI Der i'm Serspsrt Gnss-
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pDn $4,000 Wt ann

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ftapebifde elrmee 1T isbt bic srDbte
unS tiidtiaIie in Der 9eIdibte bes
2nnbss. Gsit bem 4usbrud oes
arieo.s TT ibre Stdrte fat psrSeps
pslt ,porseH. sic bsitsbt iest GUS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22

hon sti trading on reputation OF the Original 'o
tho rookos sneatv Of advertised bargain trade WIN une
on the gan"-for Liberman One of the stores engaging
vng no CHEAP shirts sewing Forsyhe label ana IetaH
fny rrice nc genuine Forsythe shirts They tried TINS IN t ~
Nat Presburg who being gentleman OF
acter with being buncoed brought '
ctor rto notice court York Globe quite maze MI TO
[ ause s own printing more n column about it, IN the course
Of which this gem: ... A. pr,,turv VA,
are glad to toll your experience I" me '''
asted
the subsequent singular course OF o uod
Presburg showed that IN SAFE e
Fosyhe shirts formerly $3.50 $500 he had bought or 20
or uattewan shirt with Forsyhe label sewn in HIS testimony ~
uncontradicted Notwithstanding which the Judge
Of the commercial honesty" theory held that no Ia" mad oee
md Tbe Globe with all at hand deliberately printed Il"
favorable to the A cynical mind might trace some n
and the publication IN he e uay
which Iberman stewart Oo a
M herman business methods the skies the matter oe"g
of with Isaac hberman written anu
by William c. Freeman advertising manager OF The uiooe AT %
far to drag IN the name anu ep
ton Of the Advertising Mems League of which he IS member -
there has been no urter
his Forsythe store IN Inc 1oDe '''
has been carving the erman copy since Sweet are e
Of advertisement! . ... = .Lo Thar
bons the most extraordinary and significant feature OF e
rise in the world the attitude OF the newspapers
all of them eagerly taken lberman money lot ue
aid support OF their pages the ioe
man policy have failed The responsibility Is u'e anu
able Upon the newspapers of New York rests the onu OF
&C tho berman only gull the public but also enter
into unfair competition against the honest stores advertising IN e
papers ...oo,..o
uber Aaron Kosofsky the former associate OF
p. was convicted his misuse OF the Hudson
Co. name in Boston, MS manager "'N' '"ie WV ~ '
parting enterprise
glow can we do business the won't print our ads
There oh patron Of invaded and vandazed f
Avenue Is question with moral in worth your ponderng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
SAILED
Tailor's Wife Seeks Alimony.

Frederick William Whitaker, pro-
prietor of tailor shop at SIS Fifth
av., yesterday told Justice Scudder, in
the Supreme Court, Queens, that his
usual income of $4,000 a year had
been cut down to $4,000 by the back
wardness of hts patrons this year in
paying their bills. Whitaker is being
sued for 5000 a month alimony and ST.
900 counsel fees by his wife pending
the trial of her action for complete
divorce. Her suit for divorce is based
on alleged conduct OF Whitaker with
the housekeeper Of his country place
at BGside. Long Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
TEN TAMMANY MEN
TO SEE PRESIDENT
Committee from WigWam VIII
To-day Voice Opposition to
Literacy Test.

Tammany Hall will appear before
President Wilson in Washington this
morning. Ii is the first chance any
members Of that organization have had
20 get any where near the President
since his inauguration. Ten members
Of the hall were named az special
committee, and they started for the
capital al midnight According 20 re
port, there was great rivalry as 10 VINO
should be chosen.
Senator Robert f. Wagner is chair
man, and will make speech 70 the
President. SO Will former Assembly
man Aaron J. Levy and Alexander J..
Rorke. Other members OF the commit
tee are Thomas j. Smith, secretary:
Senator James A Foley, Morris Cukor,
Assemblyman Alfred +. Smith, Saliva
tore A. Gothic, Alfred J. Talley and
Senator Christopher d. Sullivan.
The opportunity was offered to Tam
many by the hearing that President
Wilson is 70 have this morning on the
Smith Burnett immigration bill, which
is before him for signature. The ex-
ecutive committee Of the hall met yes
terday afternoon and passed resolu-
lions denouncing the literacy test feat
ure Of the bill and asking the President
10 veto IL "in the interest of American
ideals and in the cause Of justice 10
the worthy aliens who seek happiness
in the United States"
The bin was denounced as un-Amer-
lean in that IL denies admission 70
aliens who seek release from religious
persecution II they are unable 70 prove
that they seek admission 70 this coun-
try solely upon that ground"
Magistrate John J. Freschi and Dom
mic A. Trotta will present TO the Presi-
dent resolutions in opposition 10 the
bill passed by the Union League OF
Italian Of the United States,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
"HOCH" KAISER TUESDAY
Hoboken Reservists Will Cele
brate Emperor 8 Birthday.

Several thousand German rcservists
from the German steamships interned
in Hoboken will give vent TO their pent-
IN patriotism by celebrating the birth
dsv of their Kaiser on Tuesday. jan
usry %, in the Turn Halle in Hoboken
There will be lots Of speechmaNng' pa
triotic singing, dancing and genera
merrymsking Half dozen German
singing societies Of New York BROOK
lvn and Hoboken will send delegations
70 furnish the song music. the bands
OF the various German ships VIII iut
nish the dancing music
Fleet Commodore Hans Ruser' cap
tain Of the Hamburg American liner
Vsterland, will be in charge OF the ceI-
ehration. Dr.. Bernhard Dernhurg. me
Kaiser's personal representative m tnlls
country. will be the recipient OF inc
birthday wishes and will respond I'D
the name OF the Emperor.
a quantity Of the several thousan9
barrels of German beer which arrived
from Germany few days ago on the
Potsdam will be on tap 10 cstaohsh 2
tangible bond with the Fatherland' II -
said.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
THREE WEEKS FOR
P. S. C. INQUIRY
Committee Expects to Use
Aldermen'S Chamber
at City Hall.
From st.r Correspondent, q n. T-isuns)


Albany, Jan. 2l.-The first actual
work in the Public Service Commission
INQUIRY So provided for by the Legs
lsture. was begun tonight when two
members Of the investigating commit
tee. Senator George Cromwell, Of Rich
mond. and Robert b. Lawson, Of Kings,
went 70 New York City 10 try TO get
the use OF the Aldermen's Chamber for
their first hearing, which will be held
Wednesday morning in the City Hall.
The resolution authorizing the in
curry WAS passed to-day with amend
ments offered by Majority Leader Hin
man. of the Assembly. One gives the
committee power 20 investigate the du-
plication Of the control Of the public
service corporations by the Interstate
Commerce Commission and the Pubic
Service Commission and the other IN
creased iys membership from nine 10
eleven.
William Hayward, personal counsel
10 Governor Whitman, was unanimous
lv chosen counsel by the committee,
and he will 90 10 New York tomorrow,
accompanied by Senator George !.
Thompson. chairman, Of Niagara, and
Assemblvman William J. Maier, OF Sen
eca. who. with Senator'S Cromwell
and Lawson, we're chosen 10 arrange
for accommodations for the committee
while in New York.
The other members OF the committee
are Senators Ogden L. Mills and James
A. Foley. OF New York; Assembly
r. Hunter McQuistion and Frederick ).
Burr. Of Kings; Assemblyman Charles
ID. Donohue. OF NJ York; Assembly
man John knight, Of Wyoming, and
Assemblymsn J. Leslie kinksld, OF
Onondags.
Governor Whitman said he had re
ceived many complaints against the
Public Service Commission, and that
he will turn them all over to the com
mittee.
man Thompson, chat we would be glad
TO receive any suggestions from him
We are going 10 make this investigation
because there have been so many crltl
cisms that we think it necessary. We
will make a thorough inquiry, no mat
ter what is involved, under the author
itv given us by the resolution, and our
authority is very broad.
1--WE shall be glad to get suggestions
or information from anybody who has
anything he thinks we should know.
Persons offering such information, ]
hope, will put it in writing and sign
their names. | don't like anonymous
communications. We expect Il Will
take about three weeks 10 complete the
investigation, but will take longer If
necessary
Chairman Thompson was asked II
the committee would grant immunity
20 witnesses
eve are not out to put people in
jail" he said, eve want 20 learn the
facts"
Ex-Chairman Wilcox Of the Public
Service Commission, lst District, spent
three hours with the Governor to-day
discussing the Public Service Commits
sion problem Il is understood he
urged on the Governor the desirability
OF appointing Travis Whitney, .secre-
tary Of the LIST District Commission
who IS a candidate for place on the
commission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
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Sat.um NJ. Sunderland Dee as. to Barber & Co. In
ballast Bar 30 IN. NJ, ,-
Chester Dutch. Amsterdam Jan /. TO David I
Warden. IN ballast Bar. ? n. c,.,. c. ~ ,r,,
Delaware. Philadelphia. 20 the clyde IS CO. Win
mdse. Quarantine. 80 ~. a. . a., 49,.
CIV y 81 Louis savannah Jan u. 70 the Ocean
So Go. with passengers and mdse quarantine
A,apahoe. Jacksonville Jan Is and Charleston TO-
20 the clyde IS Go. with passenger anu mise
H,miltou Negport News and Norfolk 20 the Ola
Dominion 5 90. with passengers anu mlse
"oml. New orleans Jan Is. 10 the Southern Pa
cifc Go. With passengers and mdse. QUARANTINE
sydland (sved). wstss,r Dec 4, Go,henburs TO-.
Copenhagen Is ~ Johns = u Jan 3. Baltimore
IA md Boston Il. 10 Furness Witty Il CO. with
WOOL pulp Bar 1880 m. goth.
Bristol City tBrl. Bristol Dec 81 and swansea
jan .. 70 James ArAell Go. With mdss. b'r'
SAINT. Marta. C.rasen. Jan Q. Puerto Colombia
70. Santa Marta IL. Colon IL ana kingston l'., 10
The United Fruit Co. With ~ passengers ana muse
Bar, , M ,.,,,.r
Steamers PeruEs tBrl naples. s,rr,hearren
By Naples. Lsrimer. Port Arthur. pe'-
Francisco. Toronto Brl Portland: Advance Girls
tobal: Princess Anne Norfolk and Newport News.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHLPS

Asst PaJmasier W V FOX. 70 duty under IN
sfructon a. Naval Pay Officers School. wash
ingtOu
Act Paymssler II L A LAMBERT. detached
naval station Honolulu. 10 Aslatic station via
February transport
Pay CLERKS T. " PAYNTER and W. c. coll
BERT appointed: TO Montana
MARINE CORPS.
Col. e. A DOYEN. detached HEADQUARTERS marine
corps. 10 command marine barracks. Washington.
MAJ C. GASlBORGH ANDERSEN. detached
headquarters marine COPS to neet marine OFFICER
Asisiic fleet
First Lieut. OTTO BECKER. Jr. detached recruit
ing duty a. Louis 10 marine detachment. Amer
Fir. Flint" leu Z fHRAsHER Jr. detached
marine barracks. New York. 70 ART battalion
Annapolis
Mai j I MYERS. Cap, j. McE. HuEY. Rirst
Lleuts JOHN POTTS T. ID BARBER. J. "
HOYT and T. ~ RENO. and second fisuis
NJ u TEACHER ID. VI GARDNER. Jr.. and
n IA PICKETT. 20 marine barracks. eIpositIon
grounds. San Francisco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

0fnclal Record and ForsosSt.-WsshinEton. Jan.
IA disturbance from LdsteT COLORADO ma
mored 20 central Texas with high pressure area
20 the n0r'hva-i causing general SHOWS over the
central Rosy Mountain region. the plains states
and the lover Missouri and middle Mississippi val
logs cold wave warnings have been ordered for The
Southwest and Missouri. Arkansas Northwestern
lorsis7s no1h and west Mississippi ana Western.
and me central and lower Ohio Ysley. In add
.noas fr the OHIO Valley the ale region The
49, ..t-.t- &C., 80 -. -, S--.i,.-,..
AID rain o. the Pacific Coast u Is considerably
warmer In T'tas. but elsewhere temperatures have
fallen. especially 20 the r0rhwafd OF the storm
centre and they srs now much below the seasonal
average over the greater portion Of the country.
Missouri. upper Mississippi and Ohio valleys tho
upper lake aud western lower lake region. with prob
any heavy snoE IN N9T,hr;n ana central QAlahomai
Missouri. Southern Illinois. Western and Central
Kentucky, southern Indiana snd Southwestern
Onto and strong northery wilds over Oklahoma
There viii also be rain Friday IN Eastern Texas
portion rain or SNOW in Arkansas and Tennessee
orally falr weather saturday west o. the Mississippi
River on Saturday there VIII bs snow over me
districts generally east Of the Mississippi River
There viii De snow Friday iu the central plains
tain regions. probably continuing Saturday IA The
latter district There viii also be SHOWS IN the
mi ddie plateau region. snow or rain n the southern
plateau region and rain In California on Friday
and probably SATURDAY II viii be much colder
Friday or Friday night in The Southwest. and Fri
DAY night and Saturday IN the central and west
Gun states Arkansas and the middle Mississippi
and lower OHIO valleys Il will be warmer Friday
IN the south Atlantic and east Guf states. and
will continue cold over the Northern portions Of the
country Friday and saturday.
Winds FOR Friday and saturday North and mid
die Atlantic. moderate northwest and north: south
Atlantic. moderate northeast: cas-. Gun. east 20
southeast. Increasing: west Gulf. fresh. possibly
strong south shifting 70 colder north Friday might :
upper lakes. north and northeast. with snow
southern portion: lower lakes moderate northwest
% north. with snow on Erie.