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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-14
BROAD OAKS IS NOT
SLOW, SAYS MAYOR
Mr.. CraddoCk Becomes a Bi
"RiIed" over Remarks
about a Street There.
(By Joe N. CraddOck, MayOr.)

The editorial criticism in Sundays
Exponent of the town OF Broad Oaks,
was very unjust It is true we have
some streets in bad condition, but the
town is doing everything in Its power
to better the conditions. Last year We
spent $4,000 in street paving, having
bonded the town to the limit to do so,
and as consequence, so far as we
have gone, we have the best paved
streets in HarrIson county. Within
the next two weeks notices Of publi-
cation Of another bond issue OF some
thing like $4,000 will be published,
for street paving, and the 800 feet
Of bad road complained Of in the Ex-
ponent will be paved before the snow
flies.
Under the paving law adopted by
the town another bond issue is neces-
sary before any more paving
can be done, but with the pass
ing Of this bond issue every street
and alley in the town will be paved
and that within the next two years
Clarksburg or no other suburb can
boast Of the Improvements that is be-
ing made by Broad Oaks. Our as
sessed valuation Is only a little over a
million dollars, but we are putting
every cent OF our taxes possible in
permanent Improvements.
And now we wish to remind the
Exponent that this 800 feet Of road
is no worse than Main or Pike streets
in the business sections of Clarksburg,
Only on yesterday the ladies Of
Broad Oaks attending church in
Olarksburg ran great risk Of having
their clothes ruined from the splash-
ing Of mud holes on these two streets
by passing automobiles and the city
is doing nothing to better condi-
tions.
today financially to build paved
streets than Clarksburg. but we have
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-14

for the feeling was given administra-
ton officials expressed confidence
that the presidents Intervention
would result in averting strike.
"The president was most sympa1,
thetic." said one Of the brotherhood
leaders, and his surprising knoWl-
edge of the situation and of our po-
sition may result in an understand
ing being reached"
The president submitted no coun-
ter proposition to the men but held
out for an adjustment by legislation
if necessary.
The impression prevailed among
the brotherhood leaders that as a
last resort the president might ask
Congress for eight-hour day legisla-
ton.
The leaders explained to Mr. VIII
son their stand against arbitration
by saying they were carrying out
the wishes Of the 900 delegates who
sat with them at their meeting with
the federal mediators.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-14
MUSICAL
And Literary Program Will Be
Rendered at Mt. Zion
Baptist Church.

The following musical and literary
program will be given al Mt. Zion
Baptist church, colored, tonight to
which the entire public is invited to
attend:
/. Opening chorus-"Amcrlca."
2. Prayer-by julius Carroll.
3. Singing-by school.
4. RecItation-Tona Dunkley.
5. RecItation-Clarence Patton.
6. Instrumental solo-Pauline Lyt-
rlge,
Z. Rocitation-Mary Dow Lewis,
8. Select reading-Trenc Grant.
Q. Observation-Disclosures Hill.
10. Duct-Anisten Watkins and
Irene Grant.
II. Selection-Harris Grant.
12. Recitation-Mildred Chavis.
13. Recltation-William Dunkley.
IA. Recitation-Ethel Nunley,
Is. Seection-Pcarl Watkins.
16. Soo-Celestine Crutch.
II. Singing-closing hymn by the
school.
supper and refreshments will be
served in the basement
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-14
RUSSIAN SWEEP CONTINUES
FURTHER GAINS ARE MADE
BY SOLDIERS OF THE GAR
WARNING SOUNDED
BY TRADE COUNCIL

vantageous traffic contracts through
greater and regular tonnage, superior
facilities for customs brokerage, ware
housing, etc, tension which manufac-
urors dependent upon quick turn
over OF capital are unable to provide
Survival Of initial losses, fatal TO
an individual company, which are
sometimes incurred before American
goods gain n lOOthOld.
Division Of foreign business upon
an agreed basis adapted to the mutual
interest Of all participants from tho
standpoint OF sustained labor employ
ment. and ability to produce at prlcO
to meet foreign competition"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-14
MENINGITIS
Fatal to Edna WindOn, Young
Daughter Of a Jackson
Street Man.

Meningitis caused the death of Ed.
ma Windon, aged seven, daughter OF
Robert Windon. of 32S Jackson
street. who passed away at 4:3O
o'clock Sunday morning. The body
will be taken on the 1905 o'clock
train Tuesday afternoon to Masa-
done, near BuCkhannon, where fu-
neral services and interment will
take place late Tuesday afternoon.
The deceased child is survived by
two brothers and two sistersA all liv-
ing at home. The sisters are Freda
and Hazel. Hartzell and Chesley
are the brothers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-14
BUSY DAY
For Hughes, the Republican
Presidential Nominee, in
the City Of Spokane.

SPOKANE. Wash, Aug. ID
Charles L. Hughes today expects to
spend one OF the busiest days of his
campaign trip. He was up early to
lead an automobile parade, arranged
so that those who are unable to at
tend the two later meetings could see
him. His afternoon program IN,
cluded a motor trip to Codur D.
Alene, Idaho, twenty-five miles away.
There no is to address an open air
meeting,
Two speeches are on his program
here, the first at $3.50 p. M, is to be
a meeting for women voters only,
The second at 1880 is to be a general
meeting. Mr.. Hughes will leave I'M
mediately thereafter for Tacoma.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-14
FRENCH TROOPS TAKE
SOME MORE TRENCHES.

PARIS, Aug, I4-The French
troops captured some trenches on the
left Of the Fay-Deniecourt road in the
Somme sector last night. There was
brisk cannonading In the region OF
Maurepas. German attacks in the vi
clnlty OF Hill 3O4 and Leuly were
repulsed,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-14
BURIAL
OF Bartlett Child Who Died in
Webster is in the Odd FeI-
lows Cemetery.

The body of Frances Imogene Bart
lett, eighteen-months-old daughter Of
the Rev. and Mrs. G. e, Bartlett, OF
Parkersburg, was brought here from
Webster on train No. Is Monday af-
ternoon for burial at 4 o'clock in the
afternoon in the Odd Fellows ceme-
terry.
The child died Of cholera iniautum
Saturday night at the home Of Mr..
Bartlett's mothCr at Webster.
The bereaved mother was before
her marriage Miss Jessie Lyon, Of this
city. Her husband is pastor Of the
First Baptist church Of Parkersburg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-14
NARROW ESCAPE
Has Mr.. Creighton, Auto Driver
for Mrs. MCCarty, at
Oakland, Md.

OAKLAND, Nd, Aug. 14-H. M.
Creighton, chauffeur for Mrs, N. B.
McCarty, had a narrow escape from
serious injury recent morning
while in garage at Oakland, Md,
by a tire exploding.
He had changed a tire, and while
initiating 1t before putting on wheel.
it let so under eighty-tve pounds
pressure which tore the rim apart,
but luckily he saw it spreading in
time to whirl 1t around, and thus
avoid being struck by the flying rim
though considerably dazed and shaken
up by the conCussion.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-14
TURN FOR BETTER
Is Taken by the Epidemic Of
InfantiIe Paralysis in City
of New York.

10y AssocIATEo PFEsSl
NEW YORK, Aug. 14-The cpl
demic of infantile paralysis took a
turn for the better Monday The
number OF new cases reported to the
health department went under the
hundred mark for the first time In
several weeks. During the twenty
four hours ended at 10 a. m. the
plague killed thirty-one children and
ninetv-four new cases were reported.
This compares favorably with Sun
davis figures when there were 141
new cases and twenty-five fatalities
The falling off in new cases was at
trlbuted to the cooler weather.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-14
SHOTGUN
Is Broken over Negro'S Head
and Alleged ASSaIIant is
Jailed.

Jesse Willis, negro is a prisoner
in the county jail awaiting a hearing
before Magistrate R. Edward Kidd on
charge Of breaking a shotgun over
the skull Of John Hawkins, another
negro, when the two clashed Sunday
in Rosenshine alley, Glen Elk. A
long cash was cut in Johns scalp
Hawkins says the fuss started over a
girl.
ing for 73O o'clock Monday evening.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-14
HEARINGS SET
OF Men Arrested for Shooting Scrape
at NTCadOwbrOOk.

Hearings Of James Calvin, a
Meadowbrook coal miner, under
charges OF felonlously shooting Albert
Durham and attempting to shoot
Thomas Simms recently in frce-for-
all fight over a girl there have been
set for 1870 o'clock Thursday after
noon in Magistrate Jackson V. Car
ter's court
John Thorn, arrested at the same
time under charge of carrying gun
and a pint Of whiskey, will also be
tried at that time.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-14
ENTERTAINS
At a Dinner at His Homo in the
Broad Oaks Suburb.

Bartlett Madison, colored, very
graclously entertained at dinner sun
day evening at his home on Harrison
street, Broad Oaks. The table had
for its center piece huge bowl OF
golden rod and ferns. A bounteous
three course dinner was served
Covers we're laid for the Rev. ]. 5.
Carroll and son, julius; Mr. and MIRA.
Freeman Lowry and daughters, MT
and Mrs. James Brown and daugh-
ters, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Dabney
and Mrs. Maria Madison.
Each guest departed declaring Mr.
Madison an efficient host.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-14
In the Region of Stripa the
AuStrianS Are Being Pur-
sued by Russians.
ITALIANS PRESSING ENEMY
French Troops Capture Some
Trenches on Road in the
SOmne Section.

PETROGRAD, Aug. l4-AlOng the
GalicIan front the Russian sweep
continues unchecked, the war ofiice
announced Monday. Further gains
have been made on the upper sereth.
In the region OF the middle Stripa
tho AustrInns are being pursued by
the Russians who reached tho north
crn bank Of the Dniester before Nari'
ampOl.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-14
GOING TO AsHEVmLE.

Russell Towkes who has been at
the home of his father at BuCkhan-
non several weeks in i'll health will
20 to Asheville, N. c., this week, hav-.
ing rented cottage there. His wife
and father, W. P. Fowkes, will ac-
company him. A host Of friends hope
the change of climate will be beneficial.
to his health.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-14
PLAGUE
Five New Towns in
New Jersey Reports to
Health Board Say.

TRENTON, N. j., Aug. 14--Not-
wlthstanding the precautionary
ouarantines of local health boards
the infantlle paralysis epidemic to-
dav invaded five new towns. Reports
TO the state board of health, exclu-
siye of Newark, where the disease
has made lis greatest headway. show
ffty-three new cases over Sunday,
making the total number of cases
1914, with Newark's new cases yet
to be totaled.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-14
ITALIAN TROOPS PRESS
AUSTRIAN FORCES BACK.

ROME, ANg. I4-IIallNn tfoops
continued pressing the Austrlans
back on the Carso plateau and east
Of Hill 2l2 pierced another strong
line of entertainments. About 500
prisoners were taken by the Italians.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-14
VESSELS SUNK.

LONDON. Aug. IA. = 1t was an
nounced Monday that the italian
steamship Neurcs and the italian
sailing vessel Diana and the French
sailing vessel 81. Gaetan have been
sunk The Neures sailed from New
port News July 8.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-14
GERMAN FORCES GAIN
TEMPORARY F00TH0LD.
,nY ASSOCIATED PRESS,

LONDON, Aug. 14.-Attacking Brit
ish positions near Po4ieres on the
Somme front, the Germans Sunday
night gained foothold temporarily
in a portion of he trenches taken
from. them Sunday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-14
WORK FUNERAL.

Funeral services over the body of
Pullman Work, aged eleven months,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Work, OF
Hepzibah, who died Sunday night OF
cholera infantum, were held In the
Lynch-Osborne mortuary chapel at
10 o'clock Monday morning and bur
ial was in Holy Cross cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-14
MOTHER DIES AT ANTIOCH.

Mrs. Verha Bacorn went TO Antioch
Sunday to attend the funeral there OF
her mother, Mrs. Mary Ridings Nc
Nemar, widow Of Joseph W. McNemar,
who died suddenly Saturday at her
home there. The funeral took place
Monday afternoon at the Antioch
Methodist Episcopal church.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-14
TURKS ARE PRESSING
RUSSIAN ARMY BACK.

CONsTANTlNOPLD, Aug. l4,-The
Russian forces in the Caucaus and in
Persia are being pressed back further,
according to war Office statement un-
dor date Of August 13.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-14
+++++*++++** + +
PROHIBITION DOESN'T
ALLEVIATE L. 5. THIRST

WASHINGTON. Aug lA.-ln
spite Of the increase in prohihi-
ton territory, the consumption
ton OF both distilled and fer
mented liquors in the United
States is Increasing, according
10 the annual report OF the
commissioner OF internal rcve-
nue. made public Sunday. The
increase in the tax collection
Of distilled spirits for the last
fiscal year over the preceding
wear was in excess Of $4,000
600, while the increase in the
tax collected on beer and other
malt liquors was almost $1O.-
100000 Total collections from
West Virginia for the year end
cd June 30, 1916, were $685.
127.46.
, + j. = + + + - 80 + j. +
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-14

a law to follow, and of necessity must
go slow.
The old adage People in glass
houses shouldn't throw stones" Is
very applicable to the Exponent and
the city Of Clarksburg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-14
ONE MARRIAGE LICENSE.

A marriage license has been is
sued to Lee A, Wright and Audrea
Mccartney.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-14
THE WEATHER

Fair and warmer tonight and Tuesday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-14

THE CIRCULATION
Of the Telegram Is moro than double
the net paid circulation Of the
other Clarksburg paper.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-28
SaifcefrdnSdsn.
Qm gonn.rItaa bisTer

am DonntrFtas bisIer Bods
Oeranitaltst Der Jrduenpsrein Der 81.
ct. Sobannes 9smeinbs 81 Reabina
i'm Sduie bon 5rau Innd bon 9arsen
an Der 5. Strabe Elm Saffeetrdn;ten.
Golssnbe Jtauen perben bic Yebies
uling iibernsbmsn: Mars. !Soeflins,
anna 5ap. aaib. Sartmann, antou
Seifen, 5risberita alopmeisr, aatb.
Elopmsier, 4nna alopmeier unb sJries
bertha &elsr. Wiigliebsr unb Sreunbs
iino bsr5lid einselaben.
Der 6rausnpsrein Der Oaflsg
GO. REF. 9emeinbe Is. Gdsnes. ga.
itor) eisbt ben monatlidsn aaffet am
Donnsrftas. 20. Suni. bon 2 biz 8
ltbr. Die freunbli6en @aiteeberinnen
iinb bic 1amen ). anodsnbau.,, q.
aosbl, 8. aosbI. Warp arusssr, 81.
aruessr, ). anoedel. Ssbermann IN
aufs frsunblitite e~ingeIaben.
Der Jrouenperein Der ,3tpeiten
TeutI1en presbptsrii6en airae an
Der Weit. aibsrtp GtraBe bdlt feline
mcnatli9e Weriammluna an Dons
nerstag Ra1mittas, 20. Suni, Die
drousn 9. Gsosrs. g4uIs. aehrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-28

ben unbeiligen 9ebdnten, ben Motta
10 gemiidt feinen 9Giten am beili9en
Sa6but9 oor3uiegen. Sas mar ND
iiirli9 ben S8ersen Der 2i5enss aom .
million Elm @reuel. sic bolten iid
ben Sprier nit iammt ieinem aafice,
iibereaben eriteren Der pOli5ei uno ies
!sren benz itGotii6en gbemitsr, unO
geitern itanben ii6 bic beibsn - Der
Sbrier unb Der Gbemiter-im Stabt-
Qsri6t ge1eniiber. Der G6emiter III.
terbrsitets feline Gnalpis, traft pel6el
Ter 9affee nit 81 Pro3ent Gogndt
permif3t eetpeIsn mar. Ri6ter Y.ut-
man mar ipra6los unb tonnte NH
Worte ssnug finben, lin BEN armei
Iiiaten cine Strafe bon 5000 nebil
Soften nlf3u6rummsn. Dem hummer
aerl lit aber reht gef6e6en. Wie 6GI
er aud nur auf ben 9ebanten tommer
t0nner, bob Cincinnati 9rpbitdot lei
no man Ieinen Saffee NIT GoenGt
trintt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-28
Zteuer3ablerberein
lie i~eitbeisen beiudbrteu genmtsn
tperben wieSer geiu1blt.

Ter @srpaftunssratb bss Steuers
sablsrbsreins bat Ii6 ssitsrn ursani.
iirt unb bic ieitbsrisen betpGbrten
geamtsn iammt unb ionters pisbsr
atfpdbli. Gs iinb bas bic Ssrren
Gamuel Rieman, prGfibsnt; gbas.
70. Srslanb. 9i5eprdFbent; Bm.
9uhlmsier, Shabmsiitsr; Jreb. 9uie.
SeiretIr; Qcuis !. auts. Silfsietrss
tdr; @ibton 6. Wilfon, anipaIt.
Die Gasfrase unb bic StraBsns
tabnirdse purben beiprcden. Be-
irefis e~riiersr fpar ss bic aHiiat bsr
Deriammlune, bab bic jsbisen Gass
ratsn nitt erb1bt iverbsn iolltsn, unb
mi. gesns auf bic RspiiiOn bes Jrsi=
briefs Der Traction 60. berri9te bi,
Nniidbt Dor, bdB bic Dabrsebibr zinc
DerbiIigung unb bas llmiteigeipiiem
cine Musbebnuns erfabren iolie. 90
benton bic Biirger aud.
Serr Jobn 9Einnes, 1897 Gin
StraPs. tpurbs our lsbensldnslihsn
Mitgliebidaft aetpdblt unb su resll.
ldrsr Witsliebfbaft Die Sartman
&ealip Co., Jreb. grusitls. Greb unb
Wlibilba 8rebner, Grsp. 3sA, 5rss.
Brsub, 5rsb. 2ingonnsr, Carolina
Ireie. Grant u. qrsnb, ghas. Wens
Def. Deter Muellsr, msnfelin JriB,
6. u. Wflenbrinf, gbas. Weper, Gos
gar gisss, u. M. Sunberman, Ga
~ Btder. gbp. Wuermli, 8.
Sfuesr, emma Senninss, u. 7.
graun.rdrt. Gbober Bros, Mar III.
ifsr Rarp 1aubsr, 2lnbp DER Chm.
piGolfon. Wm. 8lod. Srsb. $. Bon.
psrbeibe, v. 3. ghatelier, GismunS
aisfop. :. 8. DOrnsp. 8. u. gusus
ifsr, Gieo. q. Raum. Sole 0ormdr,
aaron ainoipib. IIbsrt !Saubler, Wm.
g. 6drmon, Wm. arog.r. gfas. 7.
Dart. 81. Sbotler. Gbsrbarb gubte.
;aacob gsasm, On. Z. Riebaus, $.
Gritman, TsrSinant 9snssr Gas. 6,
glbman, glIIen R. Soslin, Sotparb
Wdrfbal.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-28
Seutid,er Eionieruerein.

Del Deuti6e pipnierpsrsin mar
itirt itramm uuf bic so orduf log.
gts gum AZ. MeifAraein bat er es auf
i~eiler 9ilgerreiIe sebru6t uno
bag Stiftuussisit iOQ am Samitag, /.
gulf, in Rsitrdtbs part ais SAINT
lienfeit begangen fperben. 9as Set Be
ainnt Inn l u9r Ra6mittdgs unb tdr
dneemeiene l%lnterbaltuna uno Sas
bune ioret Der riibriee 8orItano nit
aelppbnter lImii6t. &itter Spba
S6paab puroe als Feitreoner getpons
zen. Die pdderen Yioniere peroienen
uniere unteritibune unb unIern 4nz
t6eil unb bieie torneu ibnen ourh ben
gciu6 Oss Stiftunssfeites beFpielsn
iperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-28
@roses @ogelidJicsen.

Die plattbitste @ogeli6eiten 9es
islIhaft 5isbt Sonntag, 2. Suli, pies
Der biuaus mad benz Sigbtaub @rope,
Inn 9roben ab5uleaen in Der Meifters
i6aft bes 56isbens. Wit benz pirs
mic III Elm srobartiqss 8ogelfheben
perbunben unb babel ei6t es @ergniis
GEN in 6iile unb 5iiue. Die Shiiben
psriammeln it6 in Der Qrbeiterballe
uno fahren Worgens per SpeSials
aug mad benz Seitplas. Sir 4miife@
ment uno llnterhaltuns iotpis fir grs
frii6unaen pirb in austommlifer
Weiie aeIorgt iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-28
Gin nenes N~ieainlent.

Die Gi~ncinnatier MiIiS iebt ole
Sebsl in getpegung, UNI ebenfaIIs mos
biliIirt gu perben. Ia gu elmer grigus
De brei Regimenter SnFuntsrie DON
n0t6en, aber nur 5ipei p%orbunoen iinc.
bag /. in Cincinnati unh bas Z. IN
Marietta, ION elm brittes gfegtmeut
organiiirt perDen, beun es peroen
nur gauge grigdoen ou9enpmmeu.
Sol. 9rotter pom l. Regtment bat ges
tern eirten aufruf srluiien. Die Refras
ten perben Io9leih nah Gdmp proes
ter CUR ausbiIoung geiditt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-28

gabbum, aippsrt unb S&panibaus
feroiren ben 9aifse. Qle @lieber unb
5reunbe bes gersins finb ber3lid sins
selabeu.
Der J%ralsnuerein Der epang.
prot. ct. pdulus Gemeinbe Cpdiror
". Remen5) bot morsen Ra6mittag
Yerfammlung nit aaffsstrdn59sn.
ipslfes Don foIgenben 9amen ferpirt
pirb: 6. Mad, &. Opel, W. p0ttsr,
9. Rabe. M. Rice, M. Rapp. 6.
StrObmeper, .. Spreen. $. Gdisrs
meper, aatb. SOnOerbuien, ". Siemsr
unb 6. Siemer. 9as aommittse La
bet ber5lih Elm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-28
geim S6idlperind, perbranut.

Sba 6. goot. bic i'm %stpeiten Stod
hes Senementbauies 500 Spcamors
StraBe pobnt, erlitt seitern Morgen
9ranbtpuHben an ben Sanbsn, als
lie perIuhte. oas bur6 bic erplpitoH
bes @afplinto6ers entitanoene Jeuer
Su lDI6er. 9as 5euer tbeilte iih
ben '5eniterporbdngen nit uno rpuroe
BON Der b~erbeigeeiltsn Geuerfpebr
ihneQ ael0i9t.
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Spe5ira fir Tranea.
Gin I5sIifies antiieptiides guIper,
ipcldles, mean beH6tbigt, in
@aIer anf5ul6fen ID.

ais Elm mebiSinif1eS autiieptif6es MlltteI
flr Guf6er urb p, barbIuns bon aaiarrb. Gut
slHbuRa ober ausidIaa Der g,ais. bes Cafes
uuS iene bur6 tpeibIi6s aranibeifen perurfa6t
bat Cd Hi6t fsineS @IeiteH. Seit sebH SaprsH
bat bic enbia g. Sinfbam Webieine 20. In 10
rsr MISUNDERSTANDING NIT srauen gaytine
euIpfcblrn, psI6es feline 9,cr8naIinfeii benefit.
srniru. peItbe iii:trt iuorben RHb. fasen. .es
TT ni4t NIT GoIb aui8utuieaeu.' Del slpofte'
ferr. soc sroBe SdattsI ober bur6 bic Dot.
1he 9ortou Toilet Co., Bottom. Dlah.
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Gcidjt %geDorgen.

Die 2ei6e beg 15idbrigen 5reD.
Sill, BAL Oit 0ritte Strabe, Der Dor
einigen Sa9en beim Imi9lasen beg
aabnes. in peltem er lid nit einerl
anberen Sunaen bsfanb, crtrant, tpufs
be aeitern unter Der Sdngebride als
BEN 8aTer seSogen. Die aei6e fpnrs
be na6 Der Morsue sebrabt. Der
&amerap pes ungIiidlihen SungeH
tonnte aerettet iperDen.
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9nabc ~ertrunfen.

Ter %15idbriee Soiepb 0ernpiep,
2314 aentpn Strabe, eiHs geitern
nit isinen 9riibern gbparb uno Wilz
liam idpimmen, mas lie ON SuBe Der
groob Strabe tbaten. Soiepb serietb
in cine untiefe unb o~erlant Dor ben
9lueen Der entieBten Sriesr. YIN jeaer
STEELE bes 5luFes befiupet lid Elm 25
7ub tiefes God, bas iGpn mdrlhen
S6pimmer gum @erbdnsnis seporz
ben lit,
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C.. & O.
fahrplan>0

sofurt in strait treteub. !3ua ss. 5 trtfft NOM
ftsn nm s;15 en NIB fabrt ab nan 'sHtsaso
mn s:35 9ut. tdslid. No. 6. Der ,Rsp ysrf
epsBinl", fabrt ab nad benz pten I'M 500
8m. taslidl. aat pom Central Union Napu-
hof. IN arait trettnb esnntas, o.. Cali. Ns.
s fabrt ab pom Central tinipn ssabmboi 7:i5
Bun, iaoiid, nnitatt uOm Sirrts etrate Sabnhsi.
aeint geranberunseu BET oen anbersu 3assH.
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ScTer ME &bisimns.C eI.

Gin mirfIid o~naenebmes. ee.
I6madloies abfiibrmitteI unb ghit.
rriniger Iino glafburn's Gnscn.
RopaI. 9iaen. Seoes 10c ober 25c
8atet 1T sarartirt, Suiriebcuitelleno
All iein. aae guten apotbefen oerfnu.
ZEN tie. @eriuht iie beiite Gbenb.
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Marft ain Wuntag.

Ter 6inSIap Marft, Der Sedptc
Strabe Ttartt uno Der pedrl StraBe
Martt iinO an nGtitsn Wbpatag ben
sanSen Tag i'm Sang, be ON fpleens
ben Gag Der 9IOrrei4s 9isrte aeieiert
pirb.
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Ylattbitsfes @Oseliheiten BIC.
mic, SisblanO @rppc, 2. Snli.
Traucnucrein bcs SmStperbanSs.

lp8 Grauenperein oeS 0eiitldy
GnIerifoniidcn Stootoerbanos fofrni
am Wtlttuodl 9tadmittng 5luei utr
lii 0eutiden allrb SIR Wtoilatsiibup1
5~u,anntcn. Gerihicocne Aneelegen.
tclien BON @ittiafeit barren Der Der
iprehung, Iooob bic &npeieubeit aaer
Tdmelt crtpiinitlt III.