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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-09

to tell the actors TO be at the theatre
in time There you have It'll ASK
the musicians-and TELL the actors"
Undoubtedly the union is coming.
What its effect on the theatre, and
hence on the public, will be, is difficult
to forecast.
"See America First" has passed, and
there is no doubt as TO the business Of
the verdict From out the wreckage.
however, there arise certain lyrics to
remind one that this first attempt Of
Messrs. Riggs and Porter was not a
complete artistic failure. II is a bit
unfair to print lyrics, for song that
goes well on the stage frequently looks
ridiculous on paper. No one, however,
need be ashamed of the following:
Now. you'd never infer
That premier dAnseur
was msdly sdored by the Russians.
Bu, when leading the ballet
Ny dance bscchsnse
Excited tremendous discussions.
With negiise uniform
OVER my pury form.
Thouss nds made with delight r0-tl
In the Fet-up ! had on
looked Ike Che sd ol
bottle Of sparkling White Roca
lie paid 10 say that.
lie was paid to say that.
He was paid 10 say tina, about White Rock
SO here is to Messrs. Riggs and Por-
teri May they live long and write
lyrics-and leave the book and music
to somebody else.
Tireless research ever brings results.
Although II seemed impossible, the
dear, fussy, old latecomers at Jus
tice" found a new way In which 10
manifest their infinite ability as nui-
sances. Missing entirely the first
scene in which John Barrymore par
ticipated, they mistook his second ap-
pearance for his first, and Numbered
into a tense situation with a loud
round of welcoming applause. Doubt
less the Jolly souls have other methods
Of annoyance up the sleeves of their
dinner coats, and are awaiting Sir Her
bert's Merchant of Venice" produc-
ton with what patience they possess.
Indications are that the theatrical
district will be enriched next season
by the addition of at least one. and
perhaps two or three or four. new
theatres. which, rs Rcnnold Wolf Is in
the habit of remarking, will I'LL n long
felt want. But, Of course, 10 may be
that they will not materialize. Every
body knows that blue dyestuf il hard
to get just now, and the consequent
scarcity Of blueprint paper may result
in an enforced change Of mind by the
managers.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-12-15
Pennsylvania.
LANCASTER, Pa, Dec. 4, ]

LANCASTER, Pa, Dec. 4, 1916.
Lancaster county growers say the
packers need have no fears relative to
the 1916 tobacco, as it sizes up to re-
quirements in every respect The re-
cent cold weather has thoroughly dried
out the stems, and cold and dampness
combined have given it very excel
lent color. It's burn is perfect, as was
proven by various tests, which also
demonstrated that it possesses an ex-
cellent aroma. Taken as a whole. the
new crop is about all that anyone could
desire it to be.
Not as much stripping has been done
has enabled the farmers to keep right
along at outside work, of which there
is always plenty to be done on the
farm. With comparatively few excep-
tions the packers are in no hurry to re-
ceive their purchases at the warehouse
so the delay in stripping suits grower
and packer alike. Of course the grow
er would like to get the tobacco safely
off his hands and get the check in the
bank, but under existing circumstances
he will let the tobacco lie until bad
weather drives him off from outside
work.
Packers are still skirmishing about
looking for stray crops of 1916. They
are after bargains, but if any has been
found the lucky man is keeping it quiet
The fact of the matter is that what lit
tie is being found can only be bought
at the prices that prevailed at the end
of the season, and that means around
16 cents, trif1e under or over.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-12-15
NEW YORK, Dec. 6, 1916.

With the exception of the fact that
no extremely large sales have been re-
ported, the cigar leaf market has con-
tinued along the lines indicated in the
reports of the past few weeks The
cigar factories are consuming material
at a very rapid rate, necessitating oc-
casional replenishment of stock by the
manufacturers. However, when the
manufacturers come into the market
they find that they are absolutely un-
able to replace the stock used except
at greatly increased cost. In fact,
any tobacco which the manufacturer is
obliged to buy at this time costs so
much more than the material which it
will replace, that the manufacturers,
as general thing, feel obliged to limit
their purchases to the smallest quantity
they can get along with. This is true
of all filler and binder tobaccos, and, if
one may be said to be scarcer than the
other, the filler types are the hardest
to secure. The situation is not at all
a hopeful one, because, sooner or later,
the manufacturers will be obliged to
lay in heavier stocks, and there is not
the slightest probability that tobacco
will be cheaper at any time in the near
future than it is now. Leaf.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-12-15
WISCONSIN TOBACCO MARKET.
EDGERToN, WIS, Dec. Is, 1916.


Winter days have set in putting an
end to the prospects of getting any
more of the tobacco crop down from
the curing sheds until soft weather
again prevails. From all reports it is
just as we'll that the bulk of the crop
should hang while longer for some of
the tobacco already stripped is said to
be in rather high case and somewhat
stained by the moisture contained in
the stalks. Besides, some of the early
stripping had commenced to warm up
in the bundle while the mild weather
continued, which is another reason why
packers prefer freezing temperatures
should come again before more was
stripped and bundled for delivery. An
occasional purchase of the unsold rem
nants is being made at the following
quotations:
John Slinde, 10a at 1880.
n. K. Reindahl, 10a at 16&4c.
A few of the warehouses have re-
ceived enough of the new crop to start
packing operations, but this work will
not become general until after the hol-
iday season.
The market for old leaf seems to be
limited to the small stocks carried by
local packers, most of the business be-
ing carried on in small orders.
The shipments out of storage reach
30Ocs and 5 cars of bundles to all points
since last report.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-12-15
New York.
NEW YORK. Dec. 9. 1916

NEW YORK, Dec. 9, 1916.
The leaf market is beginning to feel
the relaxation due to the approach of
the holidays and the close of the inven-
tory year. Such transactions as are
taking place are being made in antici-
patton of the scarcity of leaf during
the coming year and concern chiefly
the Shadegrown type which is extend
ing its realm in cigardom from day to
day. Factories being rushed tighter
than for many years past to supply the
extraordinary holiday demand are nat
urally not in position to pay for the
present close attention to the leaf mar
ket. Therefore, business in the mar
ket is gradually ebbing out. The re-
Taxation thereby afforded is setting the
market to thinking about how to regu-
late supplies for the. comisg year.
Nearly everybody seems to be busying
above everything else with the
coming supply problem. u ournal.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-12-15
This is Your
BANK

VI We want you to feel that we are
here to render service to the pub
lie, to you personally.
vi Whether it is safeguarding your
money or advising you in business
matters, we shall treat you as We
do all of our patrons with the best
service and impartiality.
Y There is no middle ground i'm
dealing with our customers. The
small depOsitors will receive just
as careful attention as the large.
Your business invited. SERVICE,
SECRECY and SAFETY and 3 per
cent INTEREST
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-12-15
NOTE sook SKETCHES

A little of the new crop has been re-
ceived at various points about the state
during the week, enough to form some
estimates of the probable yield as well
as an indication of its merits. While
the bulk of the deliveries has been of
small lots and mostly of the lower
priced goods, the yield per acre prom
ises to be exceptionally good, ranging
1900 to 1900 pounds, so the gross re-
ceipts to the grower have been quite
satisfactory. There is some disappoint-
ment, however, regarding the size of
leaf in the higher priced tobaccos. 1t
is not as spready as was anticipated
and appears to have shrunk unduly
since it's purchase in the field. The leaf
is invariably thin, has the appearance
of quality and destined to make good
binder stock. Light colors, too, will
prevail quite largely. Except for this
one fault of size of leaf, the most ex-
pensive crops are likely to prove sat
isfactory purchase, but the proportion
OF IS to % inch leaf to be obtained in
the packing will be larger than antici-
pated. Possibly as later deliveries are
made the first opinions may be revised
somewhat.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-12-15
The Secret.

What is an amateur" is still one
of the raging queries of the hour. But,
in spite of all the recent discussion,
we haven't changed the answer we
evolved four years ago. viz, Anyone
who can get away with it.''-New York
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-01
Rleiae Esliseimadb tbtem.

- poIijiii 0rsiIel erpirtts geiierr
Morsen ssssn ben Ro. 1701 Central
glpe. ipobnbaftsn Tite SpsboSsar ei.
nsn 6aftbsTsbl pessn unorbeniIi6eu
geirassns, na9osm sr einise8sff9per.
be DON 8. 8. syirnsis urterIuht bate,
Der 3ufolge in Der Raht BON SienIfna
auf W2ittipod bur9 befisn aiidenfens
jter in ieinsr Mobnuns an Der Eiibs
ipeitede bon syinolnp Strabe uno gsns
tral 2fbeneus seihoHen tporosH tpar,
DrsIIel mar BON qstsr 5aboeg, ber mil
SpeboSear 3uIammsn pobnt, ritse.
ibeili iporoen, bab Sieier nit ibm tpe.
gen elmer ssringfiisissn Ga4s am
Di.niiag Gbenb sessEiiber Der Dob
nung BON syirneis Streit anfiHg uno
i'm 9srlaufe befslben auf ibH f6oB,
nobel bic auSel ourd Jirneis Gens
FER brdng.
~ Der Chauffeur Grnii gflifon.
I128 Meit Sisbenis Strabs, Der por
siniger 3eii Wiaiam Wallaee iiberfabs
rem iinb eet6btet bate, srbislt asiiern
i'm Muni3ipaleeri4t i,insn Udll Bis
sum %. Suni p.rihpbsn. Riaier
glsrdnber ssht in bic Gerien uHb er
nil ben JaI in bisier Seit Torsfdm
itubirsn. @allace mar Superintens
bent Der Sroctipn Go. unb Der llnfdll
ereignete fih bei Der Strubenbabnres
mils all adtsr unb Depot StraBe.
- Ter VoIiSci ipurSen eeitern ole
.icisenSen Ticbitable geneIbct: pom
Or. ggm. 9inSini : @ariieIo Blncc,
Elm @utn-GuHnlireiien i'm Merthe
bon $t5: Don Sobn &. Sertcn. 3143
i0iaiioe aoe., cine Suneniibr i'm
'Mertbe pom S2b uno SAP IN Barr /;
pom ginccnt S6ott, 119 5ino[ap
Sirahe, cine libr I'M @erthe BON S25; /;
pon 3lrtbnr g9ilinnls. 119 sSin0laD
Strrbc, 3ipei 9iinge I'M Nertbe bon
$33; bon Glbas. Sd)reile, 1923 Bine
Gtrobe, 5lpei SerrennnSiige I'm Ner-
fge con S36; Gilbert 9roft, 4i02
BIenipap aoe.. / Site @erf6eiig I'M
sscrtJe bon Sl5; bon Der Topib
SumineI Building Co.; oesgI. i'm
Nertbe pon $15.
- Gin 0arbiger fam geitern
slbero in asIi GaaopIa0sa Ssr Darn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-01
3s bod
III md slniidt Ses StaOtrntls bic
6inid,ainns oes 9isenibnms Der
Giue. Traction So.
StaStanluaIt tSruom iua auf NsSu,i.
rnns Derielbsn Srinseu.

s5n Ieiner geitrisen Sisuna paiiirs
te Der Stabttnib cine Pelolution,
bur6 ipelds Der Stabtanpalt @rOonl
aufseiorbsrt Dirb, iOfort Bel Der Iiaais
liden lltilitGtsn Aommiiiion einsn
protsit gsgsn bic DON Der Cincinnati
Traction So. luierbrsitsten GinI6dsz
ung ibrss Gigentbums su erbeben.
neil bieIelbe piei gu bo9 segriffeH Iei.
au6 ipurbe Der Stnbtdnipalt dn9es
fpisIsn, ais Yertrster Der Stdbt stipais
gen SiBuHgsn, fDelde Die aommiiiicH
in 9e5ug auf bic glngelegeHbeit ats
bdltsn ipirb, beisuDobneH.
Die Geisaidaft bate, als lie t,r
aommifiipn ibre Ginifdbung unters
breitete. osn Werib ibres gigentbums
auf $35, 1897, ,044.53 an9sse6tn uno
bider 8etrag tpuroe bon Der aoms
million auf $24,333,947.36, sinsn
9strag, ben Der StaDtratb INNER nod
fir 5u bDd bdft, re0u3irt.
Reiolutionen fir bic Yerbeherung
Der 5airbnnts qlpsnue. Der Sebdm
Strabe big CUR price 2tpenue, Der
Guebsc Hodb, Queen 6itD 4benue Bis
Sur @lenipab glbenue, unb Der Court
Strabe, BON Der Central Bis sur
1reemdn arenue puroen enbgiiliig
paiiirt iinb her Stabt Srsenieiir ans
geipiefen, bic pldne unb Hoitenporan'
iGldge pDr3ubereiten.
1esglciden iulroen aitf Gnlpieb.
hung bes betr. glusinniies Heiolutio.
nen paiiirt, iporin es fiir notbipenSig
erattet miro, onB iolgcIoe StraBen
perbeiiert Deroen: Sront Strabe.
9enrl bis gbiInoelpbia; 5ofiner
Strnte, Golerain bis gogeiuooo /;
Sesel Strabe, 9lrnlaea 9lace bis
GeeriieIo Sloao; Mnn Strnbe, Wil.
tinion bis Manitou; Map Str, Mas
niiou Biz fylorenes; Monroe Strabe.
9cone biA acnton: Gerne glpenuc,
gnpart Bis Sinot; 9antdn gtpeiuIe,
.ior.b 9eiib ytouS bis Gebar; aSu6iic
Sducre, erie glpenue, Sipiid)en Mihi.
gan ino gorparoS Jloab; @aterion
Cir. 9ramble bis g., 70. uno z.
FRACTION Cine.
Iie Galare idmnrtlifer angeitea.
ten ocs iia0iiiheu grmenbaufes Dur.
Ger ourh cine Sroinan3 Inn ie 50
bis $40 per gPonat erbobt.
Cine 3lfdriit Der 5airmoimt Der,
beiiernnas.@eiellit,aft 3u Giniten
Der @erldnseriins Der 6. Strabe
9loute iiher ben !9opple Sirabe 8ia.
hiht, mirOe benz StraBenbabn.s .sius-
id,ub ii6eripieien patrenS elm 9Sro-
teit oerielben Organization gesen
ole Grbobune Der 0asraten Dem gu5.
ihuB iiir SeleiI9hins uitu. iiberant.
nortct lpiiroe.
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pertpunbet fporben tpnren, unb bies
81 elmer 3eit, in Der fi6 pieaei6t g.
100000 Mann in England befanben,
bic nod nidt einrnal oas qfeiIen
elmer augel seb6rt.
Resindlb Wleaennn, Der S9aBz
amtstan5ler, 6eantiportete bic Gritit
bes Gol. Gbur4il i'm 2tQgemeinen.
Gr faate, boB Der ein5ige Don Gol.
Gbur6ia eripd6nte fpi6tige 9untt Der
lei, bab 70 biele Mannf6aften in Gngs
lamb suriidgebaltsn fpiirben. 81 ragte,
bob er NIT bem @eneralabjutanten
bariiber eeTpro6en babe unb er CLAUDE,
bnb er bds Re6t babe, gu bebauptsn,
baB bic 3dbl bisfsl6e lei, lpie iie fir
bic aanbesDertbeibisung Don bem Na,
rines uno &risgsminiiierium fir ne
tbig befunbsn purbe, 5pr 3sit ols
Serr gburhia Warineminiiter ipar.
Der premier asquith Iagte. bab
man INNER nit Der NiogIidteit elmer
feinbliden Snbafion rsAnen mile.
Denn er aud perf5nli6 cine Iolde
s5nbaTion fir unpa1tfheinli6 balts.
10 isi bo4 bic @efabr INNER rorbars
ben unb man miiHs bardHf Oor6sreite!
iSiu
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DR.. p. w elmer,
2ahnarSf.
sOhvhuAotg
II ca plcgii1rn apeHus,
s6s giue etrnBe.
-ffeu Nbcuh5 unh SountaaS I'd Canal 57D

Gtus HefolattSn. TsIae es fir moth.
" Denbig erildrt s1ouIton apenue. BON
ut. 600 1rtOe bis 9retiline AoeiIue, 81 Der
bei'ern eur1 yilGiernH9 NIT rpaiieroS4leu
-D,acabam.
sei Is berorouet bon bent 5ta0tratb be,
SiGbt Cincinnati, SIadt Sbto;
SlB g bermii iuI Hotbfpeu0ig crildtt ntro
WipuliuH dueuEe. DOM Dlt egro Ertpe bis
GgeitliHe IDenue, 81 oerbeiierH ourtb Gcuoi'
ruHg, Seriieluug con Houiterg pr55 uHo Ston'
fret ei0iier, NilditeruHg oes fSabriDeges nit
mdicreittem glGeGoGM. 9etiieluHg ber uotbi'
aeH GtaiutuHgeH uHb SHIets nnb HegeH etler
iars. 90 5oaiacH oGuptfuaiietr5bre. IN
ueberetniimmuug NIT ben 4ldneu, Speyafitd'
bic poraciebeHe SerbeiIeruHa. GutIieaeno IN oec
Gffice bee Eirecior Of Buolie SetOice. pel9e
bierbllrcn suigebeBeR peroen.
Ia Der Gutbs@ruo oer bciagteH gloulior
2ineuue. cou nj. 9ho Erioe bts SrelIllne
a0enHe. eiu ioI ipe folgt:
g5r6litcr -glHidagenb an Der oiilibeIt
gurb,gtHle ooH 9reliline aoeHle nnb Der Or
b5buHG por SOS % SUB: bauu 0itwGrts GbItei'
GenD an oer Buie bon 7.4pfo fur $4,000 5uB
Su oer grboDuna ron 7s3.i2 t5ub: onIH Gbiiel'
geHo 5u Der Hdie bon 10.G0o tit 2s4.04 SUP
gu Der GrbotGHg bon 1890 SUB, onnH ab'
iieiaeHb 81 bet @Gie bon i3.iufo fiir 1913 5nb
an oer Nrh0buHg bon 746.sg SUB
Shnliher Gurb-Scr 5raO oeS iloltber
Gu.bs iou oerte!be iein mic IeHeg oes noro!i'
ben Gurbs init ben folgenoeH sLusndbmen:
ron Der ofiliHen Gur6seHis nOu 9reitiue
.oenue glio Der etbobuna bon 1872 5uB.
bann dh'ieipeno 81 Der R1te bon i0.5Oeo tlt
800 s5 fyEB su Der 9rbobuHg bon 1903 Sub
hann Gui elmer Dertiiulcn 8ieG,ng burh oie
grb6bunneu prH 1929, 7ET.C9, I46 90,
748.2 20. T4629. 1887, 74747 uBo 74s.49 l5ub
an 8nnlieH o, 80. 30, 10, %. 115, 1875 uuo
1856 5ub GiiiGHS teipettioe bon eem aHiaug
saoon.
ber be'ugicn Serbeiltruug, meriucr bic soften
bon Nreu9anaen. loaen aaierlst neroen I'm
Aerhdl!us ~ ben 8ortbet.eH. tpegde tr3teli
iueroeu m3aen our6 bic beiaste Scrheiierung.
nuf dQe Cots nuo Gdnoeteien. anareH3eno uno
auftabeno on bic OorIelebeHe 8crbeerung
ipelthe bcidgieH 9pis uHo ghHbereen blermtl
bei!tuimt fun edb iie fpe3ieue 9ortbetIe ourt
beian'e 1erbcHeruna etldngeu
Tub Die 70 uuierlegieu siNeBuleHts be5Gbli
rperbeu foaen IN sehn tf0) idbr.iden 3Gblun
cen NIT oirieu Gui bic binuusGeirhoheircH CAB
luugen: Der GaeHibiimsr lam ober nuh. i'
nahoem CT IS paHlct ioIte Gf'e5menis bnnT
be3Gblen iHnerbllb 5fudHsig i2el Ideen eoH
uHe Hdt oet SGtiruna Der befeuerroeH CT
Tas RouSs Ser staht Cincinnati nRsseeeber
perNen ioqen nor Der aouaticn Der beinGieH
giNetmcnts.
Raj, bsr Rslt Der G3efdmmtfoiter Der beIaetcr
gerbeHsruug fpelder uibt fpe3ieu Quierlegi
tpirb, npr Der Stabi giitcirnnti be5ntit fueroeu
fou aus bcrIiErlos bon oeIn BeriGuf ooTi gpnos
,peltbe ron Der beiagteu Sinbt fitr iolere 3uede
in Der prm @e'eb epr1eittiebenerl gSetfe dis
eaiitIt am %. @ini. q. 3, 1915.
G. J. 5auTver
ErdIlbeni ees 5tGStrutbs.
eeeIaubist: Greh. e S1ueIler. GIsri.
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slr5t iaste, Sak gsip0bnlidJes gtnrateS
Giien Die StrGfte Dun idJluadlcM
SeriOnen innerbal6 SlDei gSOdjcu
IN pielen SGllem nm 200
1rpaent erfnft.

getp gOri. g. q. - Tn etneH flr3t9en gor'
trGqs fnqie Sr g. Gamer Elm rpoplbeidHHter
epesidliit Der III bieiem qnHoe iOrpobI uie IN
europa iauee iiubirt. gBeHu Gle bel allen
QeHteH. Uei6e fraHi fiHo, cine iUirtiide Eto5e
hes elnic5 borHebmeH fpiiroen, Dftroen sie
ba5riaeiHlih bOdti eriiGunt tein fber BE
dntcrii grobe HH6ab!, iUeiner giicH feblf iiiio
hclfe ans felHem anberen grnube frdif fno
ais iHfoge bee WGngels au Giien Sobalo
Gifen 8ugcfibrt mro, ocrhuiHbet bic gnH3e
WleRge non geiubrliteH Sbmptomen. Cbne
Gifen berliert oas glnt iofOrr bic Strdit, SDeia
fen IN lebenoe GiclUebe 81 OerDonoelit uEo oes.
bal5 iaHn S6nen aIle5, mas Sie ciiell, nttt
Sun gortbeil gercifen: Gle ertalteH felHe
arnit nGoon. sJbre Jabrung Dnifrf einidn
turd 1br Snitein Uie llints burh cine Wliible
init ben g8al8en 70 fueit BON etnnnoer, bat bic
mtibie re Hibi mdblen iGnH glls cine Solee
biefer beiiduoigcH Slut uub Gerhennusbungers
nrQ mer0cH bic geute dlllemeir QeifpGht.
rcru5s nHo aerriiitct uHb euiruidelU bGiitig ale
erien bon 3IiidHoen etner ~ III ulager; oet
anoere 1T nit uupefunoem fett Gber6rrbei;
manbe iiHo 70 fdlpnf, BAT iie innm gebeg
nlereH ooer eeberleioeu, mGHfe fDHnen
Nnbte niGbt fbIGteH, nnoere ftrb ben ann3en
Zoo fdhldfrig unb errliioet, maHte mfirrlin
pub reisbdr; monde mGger uno bluturHt, allen
alien feblt f5rperlibe SrQtt uub glusouuer.
sSn iuL1eH SdueH IN es idlimmer uls t6orttt,
ftinuiireTbs Wieoi5tren pper narioitibe SIos
puen su nebmen, iDelfe Shre frdgen eebeuss
frifte nm fir ben auqerbltS nntrebeH, 6iel'
Ieidt uuf Soften 1hres 4PbeUs tpaicrbtH.
GnerIei, mas man 5breu and fdgen mag,
neun gle ui9t ildrt-uHo peiurb fiHb. finb Gle
ss fih feIbft fhulog bic iolqeube 9uobe 81
na6eu, Se6en Sie. iute. Innge sic Gr3etten
uDer luie ipelt Sic Aebeu iunUeH obue crHuheI
5u peroeH. GaHn nehmeu 5te 3Uci iiniG
3GbIetten bon gcioobHli4eH 1NuJateo 5roH"
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fslnksNabri@tea.

9onneritae, l. SUM- 1916.
Der Sbioflub pirO ii6 i'm Gtutins
natter Siitritt mir ipenig OerGnOera.
9eitern Qbenb bate oerieIte bei bic
Tiger Stabt sinsn WaHeritanb 0pu
1913 SUB.
Die folgsnben 0epeI4en trufen &C.
tern bier ein:
Pittsburg, pa.-5.9 SUB, faGt.
8besling, SO. 9a.-7.8 SUB, iteigt.
gartersburs, B. @a.-9.1 JuB, fdlt,
Sanupbd Sails, SO. ga.-2.8. tat.
GbarIeitpn, 10. @d.-7.3 SUB, tat.
gortsmoutb, O.-15.5 SUB, iteigt.
2ouispills, ap.-8.5 Sub, iteigt.
GOanspiIIe, :Snb.-11.3 SUB, iteigt.
NaibuiIe, 5enn.-14.3 SUB, iteigt.
Chattanooga, 3enn.-11.5 SUP, iteigt
&unias Gitp, $1,000 SUB, ftei9t
Msmp9is, SeHn.-21.7 SUB, fGlt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-01

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