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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-09
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Soben bic gulearen ben Serben BE-
beren 9tneriffsperiuden beige.
bra6t.
9ereitelt tpurbe tpieberum bds 9elniis
ben Der Ssrberr, iibsr ben Slub
gerna 81 gslangsn.

g ofia, Z. OFT, oia 2unbon, S
Gttober. 9en Serben finb, tpis in
bem cmtliden geridt bss artegsmi'
niIteriums pom Sumftas mitsetheil!
tpurbe, ieitsns Der gulsaren Riebsrs
lasen am tpeitliden Gnbe Der ma5s0ps
niIhen aampffront bereitet iporbtn.
quBerbem purben bic Serben fpieoes
rum baron perbinbert, iiber ben 5IuB
Gerna ilbDitIit bon Mcnaitir gu
icben. gln Der Struma aamptlroni
fanbsn nur unbspeutenbe admpfe itdts.
Der 9eritt lautst pis folgt:
v9tn her ma5ebonii6sn Srpnt ipur'
ben 2lnsriffe bss iyeinbes IN Der ylGbe
tes Sorfes 0olni Supeui am Oitli'
den llfsr bss presbu Sees burd Se'
oenansriffe abseI9Iasen. 9eri6lebene
pom Ssinbs nit bebeutenbsn Sireii'
md6ten unternommene glnsriffe oo'
@rabeIhnisi unb ber JIorina gitof
liza (Nlonaitir) Sabn ipurSsn nit
idperen @erluitsn fir ben 5eino chs
getpieIer. 9sriu6e Der feinbIlftn Ja'
fanteris, ben GIub esrna BEL benz
Gprf 9pbrrosni gu trsuasn, mtBlaH'
gen.
SIN mpsleneia sbuI braten ois
iGmmtliden Insriffe 5es JsinDss IN
unierem Seuer suiammen.
On Der Gtruma aarpffront lam
eg All Idpa6en 4rtiuerietdmpfeu ufo
spti4en grtunbuHssabf
llniers artileris oernidtes
te sipei apmpagnien Snfanterle uno
sine S6lpaoron AaOalleris, bic per'
Iu6tsn, sssen bas Sorf eIifban por'
3uriiden.
Seinoli6s Sriessiaiffs iparen an
oer Stiifte bes &esGii4en Wleeres tbds
tig. Sis beiaOHen in erfoleloisr
Neiie bic 6Dben in Der NGbe bon Sr'
fano.
On Der rumGnii9en Jront, in Der
Dpbrubfta bat Der JsiHo Dabreno
oes 3ases UNI ipdbrenb ber gla9t isis
ne qngriffgpsriufe auf unisre Stsl'
una an Der ainie oDn aupdsgabas
Spfuliar Qlmpuasthes perpeIi tpits
oerbult. gr purbe fiets nit ihiperen
gerluIten suriidssi6lassn unb as'
,punssn, iit in feline uripriingliden
suriid5u5ieben. @ir mads
en 8uBenoe BON @efansensn.
On Der 9iifie beg Sdparsen Wsss
res bat bag ruiIfI5e ariegsidiff ~Ros
islap' Weansalia bombarbirt, ipurhe
ebo6 bur6 unfere artiaeris psrtriss
,en."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-09
aaiier @ilbelnt
stuttets gang unpermat6et bem Dii'
lidsn &riessi9aupiat eiHen Be-
iu9 ab.
Seneral Don ainiingsn bur9 siH
9arof6reiben unb bic @erIsibuHs
zines Rsgimsnts seebrt.

4miterbam, s. Sttober. biu
QonbpN, 9. Sftober. asiier Milbelm
itattete, pis Die oeutide SgreHs berih.
tet, an DerflOiIsnen 9orneritas gang
uHerDartet Der Stabt &cpel an be.
aampffront in Molbbntsr einen Be
fu9 ab, beiidtiste bic uiiier bem Be.
febl bes prin3sn 2eopoi5 pon 8abern
unb Der SensrGIe Don 2iniingen une
bon gernhdroi iiebeubelt Gruppen uno
nabm baraufbin cine arsdbl BON DR.
bensperleibuns.n Dor. Wtn RoDel Be-
CAB fia Der &aiier nad @Iabimir'
MSIAgns!.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-09
Gcitbem hat ber 2oii.r Elm sanb.

Geitbtm bat Der Gaiitr ein 6arbs
itretben on ben @enera! BON liniin.
gen gefdnbt, in tpeIfem It bon benz
.rniterbliten Rubm" fpridt. ben iid
bic Gruppen pon 2infinsens burA
ibre Nertbeibisu,ls Der 6ftlideu
aampfront an einem bcionbers gs.
fdbrIi9en pintt segen sobIrei&e gns
srifft elmer felnolihsn ltebermaht err
porben bdben. nShnsn mein lieber
General beiBt es bann In benz
S6reibtn meter, nsebii6it oas 1sr<
bienit, bab S!s ME als enersiI9er
unb umiihtisss 5ii5rer pssiasefl.] Der
Sdiier ernannie 9sneraf BON ainlins
gen gum Snbaber zines lannoperidsH
Hestments.
Bon Der 5rOnt aus ianbte be-
&diier an ben syinansm;niiter BON
9iobern cine Sliidpuni1Sepei6e an.
ldblih BEG Grfplses Ger neueiien
ariegsanIeibs. sd iebe tisrin,1 beiSt
es in Der DspeIds, neinel rsuen Be-
peis bes unp'ugIamen gntfhluiies
bes belitiden 8pItss, ben arieg gu
einem aliidlidfn gnoe III brinaeu,"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-09
Mpmitpr'6 r'6lotiue
DemoIirte bic pon ben Ruminen bel
RaboSo iibsr bic Sonau seihlas
gene 8riide.
SIN 6afen BON 9uiDsepo mahts biz
SIotilIe anisbnli9e arisgss
beute.

Imferbom, pia 2onbon, S.
Stt. Wi aus Wien gemeloet ipirS,
purbe bort Der iOIseHbe amtli4s Be
ridt iiber bic sbdtisteit Der oiterrsis
6ifden Donau Jlotile 5pii6en BEN
l. unb s. Sitober r.r0fientlibt:
9lm MOrssn beg l. OtiOber fam
bic gladridi, Oob Der Jeino ki aa'
bopo cine Bride iibsr bic Donal
itlase. W6brsnb bss Radmittass
ipurbsn @unonsnbppte ausgeldnbt unb
linen ioIste cine Jlotiue BON Woni;
tors. Dieie bransen burh be Jsusrs
gone bes GeinSes in 3itgicu unb Uns
irsepo unb nnbmen ben 8riidenab'
i6nitt unter i5y 5euer. TaHbem Iie
am baruuffpIaenben Gage unesadtet
Der perseblitsn gsmiibuugen Der Rus
manen, bic Rinsn ausisbten unb
sorpebos abfeuerieu, 9eritdrinngeu
erbaIteu bottfn, selang es ibnsn in
Der MittassftuHbe bic Bride burb
ibr Gei6itfeuer unb ibre Sreibmi'
nen unbraudbur gu MAIDEN Gernsr
bOmbaroirte Die GlDtins au4 ben
Seinb auf BEN n5rbiiden ilfer.
@Gbrsnb Der Nadt hIieben pa'
trpuileboot, in Der NGbe uub rerbin'
berten cine Reparatur Der Bride.
OILS Der Jsinb ON Sienitag nit
ieinem Riitsus besann, mar er auBer
Stanbe, Die Bride fir ben 1ransa
port isinsr sruppen gu bsnussn nnb
uHIere S6iife freuSien ununierorohen
IN Der glGbe Der Bride unb bra9ien
bem Seinb bur9 ibr Geuer i4fpere
@srluite BEL.
9lm 9Ounsritas aIbenb erbeuists bic
1sloiius i'm 5afen Don GuirssDo finf
Oeliautbopte unb brei S6leppbam'
pier. Der 9eriu9 zines rnmdnii6sn
Monitoys beraussuiommen iuurSs
Dur8 bas Jeusr Der beutf6sn gasie'
rien untsrbaIb bon SiIiiiria psrsl'
telt."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-09

@Hociatirn belt poraei!ern i'm Uen<
brme @ebGahe etne Gitung ab, In
tuelher es an bibigen Oebatten ni1t
sefebIt baben ipn. @s Ganbelte iicb
barum, oh bic s(Tpciation pDn Der Nm
tlase, lpeihe se9en ben stnpaIt Mar..
Miller erbpbsa puros, asEntnfb neb-
men ipIlte. Miller ion i'll einem Sr:,
nlinalfaIl ertldrt baben. bab es ibm
mDsIia lei, bic @ranbiart 5u ,taus
fen. Die Maju,itdt Der anfosIte mar
tofiir, oprlGuiiJ eine abnartenpe Ststs
hing einsunsbmen, big has Geriti
iiber ben 5aIl entidi.oen bat.
- Dis etabttpmmiiGrck,ep
Gle TRANSFERRING Ger S9autliseas
ron Sohn 9srh.ng an ). ,. pa1er,
So. 719 Mpnmout6 Strcbe. Rets
nansen gum 9etrage bon $1,000 ipurt
ben be!piligh
- 5err Wm. s. Sttusr, Der Spsn
bes grz4Ioerman 9ouis Stper, uaO
SRI. Mapme Winis rpn geaeDus,
&D., purben corgeitern 2lbeno rrn
rem paitOr g. Reitpp ton Der 80.
st. SobdT,es Stride gstruut.
= Dis pDlisei battle eeItern ii5e.
fsine @e,IsBuna bes StnntassgeIebss
gu beri9ten. Die 9lufrcsuns, in pslde
ii9 bic Staats sbeamten in 5rantfor.
rerlest Eaten. mar ossbuIb eine. ans
nDtbigs.
= Die Surileemeinbe DerfammeIte
ii6 unteAgDriiB beg grlten Spre6ers
Serrn @Ars aa,tfmann. Der Son5@
abeno, lpelder bon ben attipen Oas
men fir Mittipp6, II. Sttober, ars
rangirt prb, purpe sutgebeiben. Gin
Brief bes Sbio 5urlrbesirts, poria
ipiro, pb bic surugsmeinbe
piaens it, einsn seiitisen surntas
i'm Mdr5 Su iibernebmen, fpur0e hen
seiftieen Surntpmmittee iiberlptsieu
I'm in nG6iter geriammlung gu be-
rihten. Sn eiuem anperen S3reiben
lpurbe bic @emeinoe erIu6t, reht Tlst'
Big fir ben Deuti6 Seiterrei3iI9s
llusariI6en SiIfsfonos bei5uitsuern
Ilnb mpnatlid an ben @urort abSulies
fern. 9as seiitiee surntommittee be-
ridtete, bab bic 9tnmelcungen sun
ShuIbeiud nod fortpa9renb entgss
zen genommsn rperben unb bob bas
2sben auf oem Surnplas ein iehr re-
,es su tperben peripriht. Der neue
surnlebrsr, Serr Sarrp R. Strud,
,ra1te ieinen mouatliden Seritt iibsr
,ie sbGtisteit uuf Dem SurnplaB Elm
lnb madte peritiebsne @prI6Idse IN
3esug ouf einbeitlihe Surnan5iige,
pel6e BON Der Gemeinbe sutgebeiBen
ourSen. Sir Die Mitgliebidaft pur'
sn bic Serren s. 6. Bel unb 8. 5.
Doooparb pprgefdlugen.
- gis aeitern Wlittas betrugen Die
tpuettipnsn fHr bus Spesrs Soipltal
20, ,669.s0.
-glara p1imer per.lagte Charles
}aIrner auf S9eibuns lib @ltments.
- 5rau margaret Sacob BON yto.
% 0apton Starbs ftarb gsiteru I'm
liter ppn SO Sahrsn.
= Soparb 6. gen, Der Sobn oes
inner 6. gel, Superintenbent Der 6. {
8. griidenbau Co., lit seitern i'm
'peers Spipital. is Sabre alt, am s
.pphus geitprben.
- 0pualbion gropn, SoAn beg
,r. 9eo. grpipn BON Der Nofhinga ,
N Mpenue srlitt eeitern, ipdhrenb er g.,
4 feinem autpmobiI bic &Trbel IN
eipesung ieste einen Irmbrua.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-09
pie aIliirten Did {.
qrpbatss MitttL

Der iiinfjd1ries 5ans ftuoiert nit
grober 2luFmsrtfamieit tas rln5elise
Gefi6t 9robDcters. .Nd, 5dnsHen,
gefdnt tir benn mein Ge,iht 10 sut9'
.Sanobl, DrobDati", antiportei Der
aleine, .ss 1T gang Hiiti6, uber tpas
rum Idbt bu u Hids aufbiissIHa4
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-17
Of control. salary $1,000, term ends

OF control. salary $4,000. term ends
July 1. 1917.
-Four members o. the state board
OF education. term expires in 1917.
Four special agents at salaries
from $4,000 to $4,000 q year.
The labor commissioner has q dep
uty, three factory inspectors and
three clerks to appoint; the dairy and
food commissioner has twenty-six
inspectors and clerks ranging In sal
airy from 5000 to $500 per year: the
veterinary surgeon has an ONCE
force OF four persons and appoints
ITO assistant state veterinarians who
draw IS day when employed in state
work; the oil inspector has thirteen
assistants at 500 per month each.
There are many boards such as the
board OF health which may be affect
ed by the new administration. The
term OF II. A. Dittmer and Lafayette
Higgins, members OF the board, ex-
pire within the next two years.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-17
Action Looking to This Change was
Taken by Minor League
Board At New
Orleans.
MAJORS WILL RATIFY?
Generally Believed They viii and
That More Worlds Champion
ship Series Will
Result.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.1
NEW ORLEANS. La. Nor. H..
There was great interest among base
ball men today in the action OF
the minor league board in adopting
resolutions which would abolish the
drafting rule. The resolution would
stop drafting from the American asso-
citation, International league, and the
Pacific Coast league. The resolution
was adopted af.er secret conference
between club owIers and presidents
of the Big Three and provides that
each shall appoint committee to
represent them al meetings or the
American and National leagues to
arrange dropping of the draft
1t was the general belief here to-
day that adoption of the resolution
by major leagues would be big
step toward making minor league
baseball more profitable. Should the
move be adopted by the majors. the
minors in question viii be elevated
10 the rank Of major league and in
this move pave the way for three
rss--s-eG worlds championship series.
II has been suggested that the
American association. the Interna-
ESo-al and Pacific Coast leagues play
an elimination series AT the end OF
their season and the winner then
meet tie victor of American and
Nassoasl championship series.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-17
Yale Meets Princeton Tigers and
Haryard's Crimson VIII Battle
With Chesty Brown
Crew.
, GET LAST WORK OUTS
BULLDOGS Invade Princeton Field and
viii sleep in New York To-
nisht-6rown is Dark
Horse.
rBy Il. c. Hamilton. United Press
--- S:sM Co. SscSSSSSs ! -

CBy H. c. Hamilton. United Press
S;ss Correspondent:
NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-Four foot
ball teams fed on raw meat and gun
powder, are 1aSing their last lessons
today in the we'll known art of COM
hitting mayhem and getting by the
referee Yais's blue clad warriors
will make a New York hotel the
scene OF their SAUNDERS tonight as
they pause on their journey into the
;ansles OF Princeton fer bout with
the Tiger. AT Cambridge, Harvard is
all primed for a meeting with GER
tain eleven from Providence, called
Brown, but which IN reality is ad-
nlitted to be shade darker than that
color.
Looking at the fntercine affair from
prophetic standpoint isn't the
easiest thing in the world In the
first place Brown always considers II
something of a task TO prevent c-iE,-
son sweatered Harvard students from
crossing the Brown goal lire Ravn
at Princeton they've always essl
obsessed with the idea that anything
that wears blue has an inh e-sssc
right to score uchdowns against rAs
Orange and Black
And when you take COUP q
football teams, ii being given rha-
one of them considers itself iIn1ad-
and turn them loose on . ch-sIk
marked field. i. usually turns out
that the team that considers itself
jiuxed, is.
Therefore it's fact that Prince
ton is a ruling favorite against the
Blue and that Brown shot into promt-
nence by beating Yale, il viii rot
be the proper thing 10 overlook Yale
and Harvard. Fercy Harghron- in
fact, is so coeksure that his team Is
going to ma1handle Pollard. the
negro half-hack. and The rest Of the
Brown team. that he has given IT out
in utter disregard of records, that a
second string Harvard eleven is
going TO be given the task Of put
ting the Crimson through
Pennsylvania and Michigan. rivals
for seasons oac6, are also going into
the bone crushing business tomorrow.
Despite the fac that Michigan and
Pennsylvania have been sloughed Of
the main coIa- there viii be quite
q little football game when these .Wo
get Together
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-17
SALTS IS FINE FOR
KIDNEYS, QUIT MEAT
Flush the Kidneys at once when
Back Hurts or Bladder
hcthers.

No man or woman who eats meat
regularly can make mistake by
flushing the kidneys occasionally,
saws a weli-known authority. Meet
forms uric acid which clogs the kid
ney pores so they sIugEishly filter or
strain only part of the waste ard
po:sons from the blood. then you get
sick. Nearly all rheumatism. head
aches, liver trouble, nervousness. con-
stfpation, dizziness. sleeplessness.
bladder disorders come from sluggish
kidneys
The mon ent you feel a duh ache
In the kidneys or your back hurts.
or IL the urine is cloudy, offensive.
full Of sedim elt. irregular Of passage
or attended by a sensation OF scald-
ing. get about four ounces of Jad
salts from any reliable pharmacy and
take a tablespoonful in a glass OF
Ea.eH before breakfast for few
days and your kidneys viii then act
fine. This famous salts is made from
the acid Of grapes and lemon juice,
combined with lithta and has been
used fog generations TO flush clogged
kidneys and stimulate them to activ-
fry. also TO neutralize the acids n
urine so II 10 longer causes irri.a-
ton thus ending bladder disorders.
lad Salts IS inexpensive and can
not iuiure; makes delightful efter-
vesceat ifthia-water drink which sill
regular meat eaters should take now
and then to keep the kidneys clean
and TIE blood pure. thereby avoiding
serious kdnsE complications.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-17
clerks make up the remainder Of the
nNYro fnrno 4 XII ll-

OAAASO A0ASSsa
Several Expiring Terms.
The terms of the following appoint
i've state officers expire during the
Harding administration:
Ora Williams. state document edi-
tor, compensation, $4,000, torn ends
July 1. 1917.
A L. Urick. labor commissioner
salary $1,000. term ends March 81.
1917.
John E. Howe. member board Of
parole. $40 day. term ends July /.
1917.
W.; B. Barney. dairy and food com
missioner. salary $2,To0; term ends
April 30. 1918.
J. !. Gibson. veterinary surgeon.
salary. $500; term ends June 80.
1917.
George D. Newcomb. pharmacy
commissioner. salary 81, 500. term ends
April %, 1918.
David e. Hidden. pharmacy com
missioner. salary $1,000. term ends
April %, 1917.
One member of the state highway
commission.
John P. Risley. state oil inspector.
salary $1,000, term ends June l., 1917.
George Chapel. director of wealth
er and crop service (jointly with fed
eral government) salary from state
$500, term ends June 80, 1918.
Frank G. Pellet, state bee inspec-
tor. IS, day.
VIM ]. Dixon. member state board
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-17
HANNIBAL TEAM
HERE TOMORROW
keokuk High VIII Battle Missouri
Opponents and Game Win be
Called at 2:45
O'clock.
VICTORY is EXPECTED
Local Squad Has Been Having Some
knappy Practice and Conf
cence Over Result
Prevails.

Hannibal high school will be the
opponent or Keokux Hign school to
morrow afternoon at football at Ath-
1etic park. The game is called ior
2:45 O'Clock. fifteen minutes earlier
than usual. Hannibal will bring
good bunch of football material here,
but Keokuk has been primed for the
battle. and the local squad promise
to repeat the drubbing they handed
to Quincy last week. Practice has
been snappy all during the week. ana
the local bunch is prepared TO fisht
every inch of the way for the long
end of the score.
The choice for quarterback is I'M
decided in the lineup given out today
by Coach Springer. 1t is probable
that both Hubinger and Pond will be
given a chance at the pivot position
Ponds performance last week
stamps him as great quarter on Of
tense. while Hubby shades him
little in defensive playing. In either
case the job VIII be held down we'll
Ebersole who blossomed forth last
Saturday will have another chance
to perform tomorrow at half back
Lloyd Roberts and Beach are to work
IA the backfield along with "Eooye
assuring a speedy trio here.
Judge Baird of Carthage, will ref
cree the game The time is advanced
fifteen minutes in order to have the
game over in sufficient season for him
to get the train home. 1t will be call
ed promptly at FAB O'clock The
lineup will be tho following:
Wells, right end.
Odell, right tackle
Wooster, right guard.
Megcheisen, center.
Schaeffer, left guard.
Huiskamp tCapt1. left tackle.
Joy, left end.
Pond or Hubinger, quarterback
L. Roberts. right half
Beach. fullback.
Ebersole, left half
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-17
STRIKE TALK
BY PLAYERS
Frs..--zt. VIII 90 After Demands
MAJ. Few Days Age,
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-17
RUBBER IN
COFFEE BAGS
One Reason Why England Establ,.h.
Blacklist Against American ~
Shippers.

UNITED Press Leased Wire servic. !,
NEW York, Nov 17.-Some detail
regarding Great Britain's alleged rsa
sons for establishment Of a blackliss
and complete story Of how German
agents are said to have shipped mn
Der to the Fatherland disguised" =,
coffee. is expected when the s5o0on
damage suit by Leon B. Mainttv
against Philadelphia Neider goes -
trial.
Maintty, Of Italian descent is !,
Britain's blacklist. In a suit filed i,
the supreme court. he declares
Neider. an exporter, is Responsible
for it. He said Neider got him ia
ship ESQ bags Of coffee to NORWAY
nine months ago by saying the Nor.
wegian-American line had refused IA
accept the shipment from him.
British searchers found the s.,.
posed coffee was about three-fourth.
rubber. Maintty declares.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-17
Tinker Al Manager.

TCai-at Press Leased Wire Service-J
CHICAGO. -sor. iT--Theres 20
c@-C yet hut Cub headquarters
zo5zs declared Il vas practically
ss---5 hat Joe Tinker Is hired to
-sto- IL Czcs u.e more season. Joe
zSt-s II TOO. 4 contract VIII Re
x--z gTa- II abrzE ten days and in
IL -sz---e Tinker Is going down
% TIE lz-E1zs q Indiana to worTy
e-srE Nth lis ting stick
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-17
s.,se E->.y Sack

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