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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-11

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-11
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-11

Die bieiissn btutideu Militdrs s1sr'
cine, Der DeutIfe Sunopebr sBereIrI
uno Der 9entIfe Wlilitdr unteritjiBs
ungss9srein, iperbeH min aud zine
attipe propaganda i'm SntereNs nss
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borbtn p.rni9tsten Stabt Rdenit. IN
Oftprsuben, ins Wert ieben.
Der GeHsraIperbano Der Deuti9en
8eieranenz unb arieeerbunoe DON
Rorbdmeriia bat bei9loiieu, nit eli
nem aoitendufpano Don $4,000 IN
Raanit Elm GpIbatenbeim 5u erridten
unb su bieIem Yau tperbeu aud ole
bisiiaen ebemalissn beutihen SolodteH
i6r Sherilsin beiitsusrH iub 5tpeifslss
obnt ni4t bint.r ben iibrigen Grob.
itabieu 6ss Qdnbss 5uriiditeben, bic
sum Sbeil bersits aHIebnli4e Sguls
men fiir bisfes prOiett ssIidert habsn.
Die erItsn S9ritte fir bic hieiige
s3ropasanba i'm SntersiIs oes GoIoas
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itriaen 9lbenb gslessntli9 elmer @rs
iammlilng getban, bic in Der Gins
9i6ertDs6ane fiattfdnb unb bic Dnm
qr6iibenten oss Decentralization
striegerbunbss, 9srrn 6eurp SDers
mann, einbsrufsu tpcrbsn mar. gu Der
@eriammluna iparen bic 8eumtsn bes
aanbpebrpereins, bes Seutfhen Wilis
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einaelaben tporbsn unb audi ale 0ers
cine nit Der ein3isen slusEa5tne bes
Gupinetonsr arieserpereins pdren
rsrtreien.
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ben 0criib fiibrte, ieBts bic Suneras
ben in ilrsen Dorisn bon benz Siped
Der 9eriammlung In aenrtniB uub
betonte, bag fir bas proieitfrte SoIs
batenbeim, Sas Elm Denimal Der srtue
nnb qlnbGnglihfeit Der ebernaligen
beutffen Splbnien lsin iollte, bic ieBt
In slmerita dnidfIis Iinb, in perfd,ies
beneu Stdbten bereits nambdfte Be-
traae sefi9ert iporben finb. 10 $1,000
in Rtfp Yort anb bic sIsi9e Samms
In ct. 2ouis.
gr pertrot untsr fiiirmtften Bel
foff ben Staubpunfi, bdb gfntinneti
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tbeiliaen miiiie unb fhlus Dor dls err
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beg gefreiersS Sftpreubsus BON ben rufs
jifhsn Soroen sil sebtn. 9iefer Yors
fhfaa fdnc allserneiHe 3uitimmtns
rnb ipalrbe prompt gum geThiuB ersl
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truut, bds iidb aus ben folgenben 9eTt
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-11
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Bon Der Sentiden Geiter. .'llusari-
iden Silfsseisaifjaft fiir 2lniaHss
Snui in gusiidDt grnummen.

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Wenn ni6t ale 2ln5ei6en triissn,
biirfte bic 0eutI3 Geitsrr. ungaris
ite SilfsseielliaaFt In bieIsm 5riibs
iubr fpieSsr nit Der 4bbaltung zines
srobortigsn goltsfeftes 5ur sS0rbss
rllHg BEG 5ilfspsrts ppr bds publis
tum tretsn unb a[ler Aydbrideinlt9s
teit nab pirb Der 1ii6fhe 3oplcgifhe
Garten ipisbsr afs iyeitplab bienen.
60 nurbe in Der geftrigsn, gut be-
iu6tsn 8sriammlrng, bic unter Dor
|iib bes Or. S9ragm.isr unb nit
SerrH 5ans 6aupt als Setretdr in
Der ROrb Cincinnati 5irrnhalle ffdtts
fanb, Oorfdufig bsffloFsn. Der Sds
menatpeis Der geIsGi6dft. Der bur9
feline riibrise 5bitigteit bem 6ilfss
inert fton ndnrb1Tts getrGge qeiihert
bat, mar fdcn ieit Ginger 3sit nit
bem pldne beldGftigt, aus sigener
SnitidtiDs elm SriibIingsfeit gu psrs
anftnltsu unb bate i6on tiihtig pors
asarbsitst, 1ls fith i'm lebten ausens
blide besl. Der glabfrage S9ipierigs
teiten in ben Weg itenten, bic es cine
3eit lang fGeinen Iiefen, ols ob bus
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s5n ter seltrissn gerinmnlfung isbo9
fam Elm 4nerbisisH bsr 3oologii6en
garten GIsleflItaft sur @erIefurg, In
ipeIfsm fold shnitiqe gebingungen
aeTtellt fulrSni, bar beihloiien tpuroe
iidl nit Der gefeuI6uft ins ginners
nebmen 5u feben, um i'm Bsrein nit
ben Ddmen, bas TseIi i'm 300" gu
arrarairen. Gin QusihaB Der 9us
men, hensn bic porldufissn 9frrdnaes
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ben nddftsn Sagen nit Der gertpalz
titnl bes 500 in 9erbinbung febsn
unb In nG6fer 9sriamHlina beri4s
ten, mann, I'M ben Grfofq iiher gu
iiellen. nod Elm 6srrer 4usIhuB ers
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Midtfhnur hienen bari. fpirb basfelbs
biefes Sabr nod bisl sroBartiger unb
erfolgreidsr ausfdleH, ala I'm lebien.
Gas Rorgchen ocg Grdiibcilten irno
Sefrefdrs, nic tei 6em @anfett sl
gbren ees grof. G1iQcr &iibuernonn
i'm 9salnen Der @eielIid'aft Die let
tere fin sic Grridtnnl zines Saries
in Maqnit rerpiIiftet lattcn, ipliroe
a,if 2lntroa bes Serrn St)tponb ein.
thinning eiitsebeiBen mo ipeiter tulir.
De nod beihloiIen, ale eingeherDen
70 Innge fiber oeren 8er1uet.
Dung fcinc anoeren 9cittnunlngcn
borgcid)rieberi iperoen, od5ii 5u ter-
oen ncttieen Betrae BON
$1,000 az ersiclen, mas fDobl IN fur.
ser 9eit eeideben fam, oa no1e5lt
Ore snn5e 5,tnrrte bereits an 5ano
lit.
&crr Snlpt beridtete fiber ocn
Jiinitiaen gerlauf .Ses sseiteptte5.
oienites III Der CT. geters &irfe,
bei tpelber asruf. aiihncuatn iprah
1no BET Ser Die s3olefte fin oic
1iIfsgciellihdjt S1S7, ioapie fir Siao.
Mt etlDd $4OO betragen bntr. gIiit
uies sr oitf ben Grfols Der BON Der
1iIisgeIaiitnft au Isszn Sunstas.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
IT'S FREE

If you want a position. put
your ad. in The Times.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
DETROIT BOYS
IN NO DANGER
AT THE BORDER

The Thirty.frst Michigan regi
ment. composed mostly OF Detroit
ers, is not in very great danger oi
being suddenly overcome by an al
tack from the Mexican side OF the
Rio Grande, according 10 Corp
Harry Kroeger. Of No. $50 Warren
ave east. who has been released
and returned TO Detroit 10 care for
his family
The Thirty-frst is san.wiched
in between regulars and three regi
ments OF the Ma sachusetts guard
are between them and the Rio
Gyande.' declared kroeger The
regiment is 300 Yards from the river
and is practically right in the city.
Corp Kroeger said that the men
were becoming tired OF having moth
ing 20 do but attend moving picture
shows and play games, and are mop
ing that the rWnored invasion %
Mexico will be started soon
II believe our troops will be sent
into The interior within three
months, hut army officers refuse
TO discuss the question, the re
turned guardsman said
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
SEEK RELEASE
OF SOLDIERS ON
BORDER DUTY

Efforts TO secure the release from
border service of Detroit guards.
men whose support is needed by
their families here will be made by
the executive committee Of the DE
troit patriotic fund. which held q
meeting Thursday night in the ar
mory. to discuss the project
Postmaster William J. NaRei as
chairman. and Sid \ Erwin. score
tary 81 the committee, directed The
meeting
Families OF MANY of tho guard,
mon are in dire straits and Moo
tho su9pori of tho husband and
sons who are in Texas far NOR
than the government needs th"i
services a. this time declared Soc
rotary Erwin"
The committee which was formed
shortly after the troops left FOR tho
border. mas been doing all II posi-
hly can 10 alleviate the disdrDr~
that has been found in the families
~ the soldiers. Plans for applica-
tion for further financial aid from
Detroit citizens and for the monthly
distribution Of the financial aid to
the needy families were discussed
in the meeting.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
FAMOUS CANVAS
DISPLAYED HERE

After long negotiation With the
OF the D. J Healy shops las obtain
ed Herbert SChn,alZ's famous paint.
ing. The Return from Calvary" for
exhibition in the shops art galleries
Tn. painting has been placed on dis
play al great eVpense ana is now
ready 10 be viewed by Tho public.
Invitations have been sent To several
hundred Detroit clcreymcn 10 view
the painting. which Is on exhibition
in an attractive setting with light
ing effects that enhance the effect
OF the canvas
The Return from Calvary" visual
ize- ne grief Of the Virgin Mary aft
or the cruciHxion OF Christ on Cal
vary Supported by - John che
Is seen ascending height above
Jerusalem with Mary the wife OF
Cleophas The holy city appears in
somber background darkened By
lowering clouds. and in the offnE.
silhouetted against 9,he sunset are
the three crosses on Calvary II IS
this touch. more than an other con
ceived by the artist. that bears the
message OF gloom ard sorrow
Herbert Schmalz rs q noted Eng
lish artist. who ~ late years has de
voted his brush 10 Bihlicai theme
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
You WANT PINK CHEEKS

Every woman wants pink cheeks.
They mean not only beauty but
health.
Then put the color In your checks.
not ON them The glow ~ health Is
the red Of healthy blood shown
through translucent skin II Is i'm.
possible without rich. red blood.
When a girls color fades and she
looks debilitated. Is short OF breath,
when her heart palpitates after every
slight exeriion and she has pains IN
various parts OF the body she needs
DIR. Williams Pink Pills for Pale
People, They are the remedy best
suited To restore the blood, bring
brightness Ia the eyes and put color
In the cheeks and lips,
The only other treatment needed
costs nothing n is this. Give the
patient plenty Of sunlight. moderate
exercise every day. not enough TO
cause fatigue. and use care in the
diet because the food craved is often
not the best for the condition.
Two books, building Up the
Blood" and What 10 Eat and How 10
Eat" give just the information that
every mother Of growing girl needs.
They are free Write for them today
to the DR. Williams Medicine CO..
Schenectady, y. Y. Your own drug.
gist sells Or. Williams Pink Pills or
YOU can send nifty cents for a full
size package .-Ady.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
DETROIT TIER ES

tn, result a. obvious. y I'm" fplNh'
In front of tho Photographic : cstab
lishm"ni that rrrniads one ~ th
Inc in front Of M ticket once nj =
successful BYoauWay theatrical pr
ducticn The linz Is 30 lnns SOM
EVENINGS tha 90" pro- ri'tor has 20
close his doors and adult the riili
tiamen who are calling for their fin
shed prints in lots OF ave or Ia
men al time Otherwise his shoI
would be wrecked by the crowd.
Souvenir shops are doing land
office business. Mexican blankets
made on the looms OF the Suits Toy
Tile Co, in Bridgeport, Conn, are
eagerly purchased by the guards
men and sent home 10 gladden. the
hearts ~ young lady friend. Ia Hart
ford or Now Haven, Corn. 81
I.akc city, utah, or Los Angeles
Cal.
Horsehair ha' bands. leather hol
sterg. wrist watches and other sim
liar articles ERE sold like the pro
verbal hot cakes TO the boys "
Khaki Everything is up in price
bat the dealers claim that this has
10 be so. The demand is Create
than the supply. they say. That IA
why plums are selling here for i've
cents apiece: bananas, which for
merly sold for 8 cents dozen, ar
now retailing for three for 10 cents
and California oranges are brig
the same p.ice.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16

sign hs did not change his pill ol
fare. Hot tamalcs. enchiladas and
chilli con carne still remain the chief
dishes on his New f. gland menu
Shortly before the mobilization of
the guaIdsmcn at NOGalcs a young
physician who had worked hi- way
through the University Of PennsNl
vania Medical college by workins IN
a barber shop after classes, care TO
the town to open sanitarium Tor
tuberculosis patients Instead OF
opening the sauitarium, however ne
opened barber shop when IN"
suardsmen began TO pour into 40
gales. With practically no cOmpeti.
tion he has all the work he can at
tend To and is now employing nine
assistants Shavcs cost - cents.
halrcuts Sjc and shpmpoOing and
massage prices are in proportion
Two young hoboes from Los w.
ge,cs. Cal, rode in on the bumpers
Of one Of the first troop trains ar
irving In Nogalos from the north
one had with him an Ola violin. he
other a guitar. Both were good sing
ers Within week they were wear
ing new suits of clothes and were
eating in the beat cafes In tho town.
Then they suddenly disappeared
ance from the streets ~ the town "A
new poolroom was opened in Noga.
les. The prOprietors OF the pool
room were recognized al once as
the erstwhile gentlemen Of the road.
The soldiers crowd the poolroom
every night
Drug stores and confectionery
stores in Nogales give a 10 per cent
discount to all soldiers. The dis
count Is paid in one-cent stamps.
Every store has a side line OF sou.
venir postcards. which sell for FIVE
cents apiece A soldier spends a
dollar in store. gets 10 one-cent
stamps as discount. and. in order to
use up the stamps. buys 80 cents
worth OF postcards. Proprietors Of
several OF the stores are now riding
10 work in 1917 model touring cars.
Intense rivalry exists among the
storekeepers OF the town Arizona
being a prohibition state, there are
no saloons in Nogales Soda and
ice cream parlors are meccas TO- the
thirsty militiamen I'm order ~ a..
tract trade TO his store one purveyor
OF frozen dainties hired Negro
banjo player 10 give q nightly enter.
tainmen, Resolved 10 go this store
keeper one better. the proprietor Of
an ice cream parlor few doors
away bought 4 piano, placed it in
his store, and secured the services
OF one Of the guardsmen a. pianist.
He then invited the militiamen 20
make club Of his store The
scheme is working 10 perfection
Guards flock in 10 hear the mu-
sic and Join IN the singing. and are
gently but effectively relieved of
their spare change BY the COY. dark.
eyed senoritas who act as Mattresses
in the place
\early every militlaman at the
front has camera with him There
is but one Photographic studio in the
town. and this studio has to attend
to the developing and printing OF
pictures for all the amateur war pho
tographers in the mobilization camp.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
STORM KEEPS
MOURNERS BESIDE
GRAVE ALL NIGHT

HILLSBORO. Tex. Sept 10 Six
ty-three persons who gathered in
tho chapel al the Brandon cemetery
Ia attend tho funeral Of Mrs. knuck
les, were forced TO spend the night
there. being marooncd by the heavy
rainstorm which necessitsted post
poning the lnterment until the next
morning.
During the funeral service the
rain started and fell in such torrents
that II formed little bitches which
ran into the grave and completely
filled II with mud and water The
grave was cleared in the morning
and the interment held.
n was too late TO return home
when the rain stopped. 80 those
gathered for the funeral sent out
and got some coffee and sat up all
night so az to attend the burial the
next morning.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16

thor" wore ravishing evening
dresses With golden underskirt
Which n1de Tho young models look
Ike valentines.
Ugifpo and original ideas N m
onepioCe flock. with Coci 10 match
were shown and BROUGHT f-f'h much
admiriur Comment Clsily hir g0r
m"uis fur street wear and even.r2
coats. lovely velvet suits and on
iado lar~alr Of mole skins mads
thc f'Tinine audience emit signs
az lO- mr., Nothing has been seen
m Detroit his season 10 anticipate
.ho coming of these styles Skirts
."rm 10 be a. short and full as ever
aithO several STYLES were shown iu
lengths more in accord with tn
ideas ~ cur Grandmoth"rs. and o1e
f'irg IL certain-v'o'nen are Eo. 8
IN nc allowed pockets Even he
rodols seemed 70 appreciate this
privilege and put their hands In
them in true masculine style. Hats
both large and small. wide-brimmed
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
LIVING MODELS
ATTRACT MUCH
ATTENTION

One of the most beautiful exhibit
lions o. clothes was begun Fridsy
morning by the Russel com9a 81
Nor 2i0.5i Woodward ave. when b..
living models made their bow lo "a,
public on raised y omeirdo b.
their store. These models were y,
tito or supplied with the u.u2. a,oi
dupsis Of niddle-age and Rd&.G
win ease and grace. showing oG
their charm mr. clothes in the mos
approved ma INNER,
There wCr" walking suits n ari-'t
hue Tor Young misses fnrs feU.
The principal feature IN all COS
tunes. th-ro were sfternCon covr
of all descripri'n for both YOUNG
girls md Vop / of middle age.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
Skin Diseases Soon
Yield to Resinol

n YOU have eczema. ringworm or
similar itching. burning. unsightly
skin eruption. try Resinol Ointment
and Resinol Soap and see how quick.
Nv the itching stops and the trouble
disappears. even II IL II severe.
stubborn case. Resinol Ointment is
also an excellent household remedy
for pimples, dandruf, sores. burns,
wounds, chahngs. and for a score Of
other uses where a soothing. healing
application Is needed.
Resinol Ointment and Resinnl
Soap are absolutely free from any
thing harsh or injurious and can
therefore he used freely for babies
skin.troublcs. Doctors have prescrib
cd the Resinol treatment for over
twenty years.
Resinol Soap improves poor com
pieIionS. Rcsinol Ointment and Res
mol Soap are sold by all druggists
FOR samples free. write 10 Dept. SIR.
ReSinol. Baltimore Md.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16

The Nendelssohn club will open
its fourteenth musical season on
Tuesday evening Oct ~. when the
enrolment Of new members will be
made Dr Marshall announces that
the work for the first part of the
season will he Balfe's bohemian
Girl" Miss Margaret Mannebach
will accompany the choir in rehear-
sails. as she did last wear.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
Stable. Burned: lo... $4,000.

\ hre which called out The Are de-
partments OF Hamtramck and some
from Detroit before being controlled.
destroyed the stables OF the Amer
lean Radiator poiation. Thursday
evening. causing loss OF $4,000
covered by insurance The 80 horses
in the building at the time were
saved
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16

or toque. most OF them trimmed
with fur like the coat. completed
costumes not only beautiful but
hcalthful and serviceable as well
The exhibition will be repeated
saturdaY ~ 1880 and 2 80 O'Clock.
n d ia under the management OF
Har-y Collins of New York All
the gowns and coats are made in
The United States after French
models
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16

Mexico will keep a national holi-
day today IN celebration 81 the one
hundred an' sixth anniversary Of
tho countrv'l independence OF Spain.
Under the new federal law the
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-19
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Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-19

BRITISH HEADQUARTERS, France, March 1.-The cool heroism of two British airmen was demonstrated re gently when one of them amputated the fingers of another while under fire.
 Lieutenant S.... and Captain C. D........ were being chased by a German aeroplane commanded by Lieutenant Immelmann, who opened fire on the Englishmen with his ma chine gun and pierced their gasoline tank with his first shot.
 The British aeroplane began to de scend in a volplane, and the German fired again wounding the captain in the right arm and smashing two of his fingers. While the Captain steered with his left hand, Lieutenant s.. amputated the two fingers.
 The airmen came down to safety, but as they had no more gasoline in their tank they were una ble to set fire to their machinew hich fell into the hands of the Germans.