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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-05-25
GEM STATE LUMBER CO.
CEDAR RIDGE.

Mr.. Wilson. an aged man who sold
his homestead 10 Mr.. Hunt, is very
poorly.
Mr.. and Mrs Ziek were nj the Falls
on business Tuesday.
School closed Thursday. An excel
lent program was carried out by the
pupils under the guidance of the
teacher. Miss Jones. Fine stock con
sisting OF horses, oattle and swine
were on exhibition.
Miss Jones and most Of her pupils
enjoyed a picnic Sunday at TIC river
with several OF the older people. Miss
Jones intends to take a course OF
studies at the summer school at Al
bion. She will teach at Cedar Ridge
the coming term.
The writer met Mr.. and Mrs. Wine
gard and daughter Oh the road on their
way from California to Omaha, Neb. A
wheel being broken It caused a delay
OF a few hours on their way.
Luther Hays were summoned as wit
nesses Monday on a suit between MIR.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-05-25
Clark and sheepmen.

Newton Crawford Is busy engaged
In having his well drilled. The drill
lers struck n seam which caused a de-
Jay for n few days.
Mr.. Eilsberry is busily engaged In
clearing sage brush and buying goods.
He contomplates doing business at
the Falls In the future.
Wheat is Improving after the rain
and promises TO be a fine crop.
Tho show held ut the school house
Saturday evening was a ucces in
every way and was highly spoken OF.
Tho lunch was fine and the music and
dancing was enjoyed by all. Mr..
u. &, Allen. +. burke and +.
HARVARD. Miss Whistler and a gentle
"a friend, also County Agent Kjos-
ness. were present from the Falls;
MIR. and Mrs. Davis. Bert Evans and
several others from the dry farms
were present.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-05-25

Community welfare is SO much aid
ed by road improvements in Illinois,
where the results Of highway better
ments have been watched critically
for a number Of years, that Hon.
Francis G.. Blair, state superintendent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-04
CHALLENGE DEBS TO MEET
PETER COLLINS IN DEBATE
l>niahts of columbus Post SEQ to Dc
fray Expenses and Call on So
cialiStS t0 no Sumc.

Members OF Richmond Council No
So. knights OF Columbus. ana those
OF the Richmond Socialist party. who
locked horns over the matter 0: Sc
curing debate on socialism between
Peter Collins. who spoke here on sun
day, and Eugene V Debs. broke away
las; night when Grand Knight Thomas
=. Murphy issncc 4 challenge to ar
range for such debate in this city.
The members OF the knights Of Co
!umbus have agreed to place with Rev.
James Buchanan. superintendent of the
Associated Charities. the sum of $3.50
il the Socialists VIII do the same thing,
prior Ia February !.
II the Socialist party refuses to
deposit such amour, on or before that
date" portion 81 tn" challenge sets
forth. 1T viii assurcdly mean that
their champion. Mn Dcbs. is afraid to
meet Mr.. collins in debate"
Several efforts have been made. 1t is
said. TO bring these two speakers to-
Scthcs upon the same Richmond plat
form, but without success
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-04
CALOMEL MAKES
YOU SICK, UGH!
"DOdsOn's Liver Tone, better
than calOme1 and cannot
Saliyate.

Calomei loses YOU n day, You know
what caiomcl liz. It's mercury; quick
silver. Calomel Is dangerous 1t
crashes into sour bile like dynamite.
cramping and sickening you. Calomel
attacks the bones and should never be
put into your system.
When YOU feel bilious. sluggish. con-
stipatcd ana all knocked out and be-
!icNe YOU need a dose OF dangerou.
chloncl just remember that your drug
Eist sells for 30 cents q large bottle OF
Dodson's Liver Tone, which Is entirely
vegetable and pleasant TO take and is
a perfect substitute for calomcl II IL
guaranteed TO start your liver without
stirring y"u up inside and canno.
salivatc.
Don't tahc calomel' II makes YOU
sick the next day: It loses you /; DAYS
work. bodson'S Liver Tone straight
"ns YOU right up and YOU feel great
Give Il 10 the children. because 4 /.
perfectly harmless and doesn't gr:pe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-04

down IN the depths fellow to whom
everything is inky black. TO DO told
that his vision is utterly perverted.
Ana after all isn't the wise person
the one who takes the two shades and
puts them together into Il sane con-
clusion" Surprising YOU had an Offer
of som" work that TO YOU sounded
most attractive. bur. fearing to decide
Tor yourself YOU droppeG into your
friend. Airs, Erown's. for her opinion,
as YOU knew she had had experience
along the line.
promptly says. You never In the
world will he happy It isn't at all
what il sounds. take this from one who
knows" with no further attempts at
explanation.
Your heart and your ambition fall
with duli thud. But sou decide TO
take ON" more chance. ana so YOU 60
40 Miss Blue Clouds for advice. know
ing that She tCo, has had experience
Why. isn't that perfectly lovely. my
Gear Md aren't YOU lucky so have
such q chance wouldn't hesitate an
instant in deciding.
.\nd whcr, arc YOU? FieurativeIy
up in ihc ain" all because some peo-
pie have not had the faculty of hitting
nappN medium and using reason to
guide their decisions.
one can avoid vast anouut ~ trou-
BILE 10y not paying amy attention 10 the
person VIII" looks only at one side of :,
question. Amt one will avoid still more
trouble 10y not becoming one OF them:
better L" have your clouds Of only a
m"Gium hue And TO reach this state
N"H HAY" 10 overcome tn. habit OF
iuiupIuG AT conclusions. even though
outsiders may accuse YOU OF dullncss
as q result
Along with this habi, OF jumping at
conclusions IS another Very like 1t.
thnt Of "ondcmujnG a person because
Of hut one error or course in making
this statement | am no, thinking OF
those occupations where one mistake
may be- fatal. hut OF the ordinary
slips that ordinary mortals are prone
TO. lust think OF the number of diff
frreuccs rha' arise from one solitary
mistake aHd utter forretfulness OF
others which if they were remembered
woUid show how utterly absurcd i, is
10 attach Importance to the single
cause Of ofg"usc. on the other hand
there ~" people Who having found an
Individual who does sOlncthiu. 10
excite theil admiration. won't he per-
suaaed afterwards Jha, ii. or she can
hE "uy. utility be iucap abl. in any
thing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-04
WOMAN is ATTACKED
AND ROBBED IN HER HOME
Il. y. IL. Williamson, of MeckIcnburg
county. Arrested In Petersburg
nnd ChurSed with Crime.
lSpecial TO The Times DispatchI

/ Especial to The Times Dispatch
! HONEYWELL. VA. January 3.-Aftcr
borrowing Il large bag from Il neigh
Dor of his victim in which he carried
away the loot. a white man about .
o'clock this afternoon entered the homo
OF Mrs. Marie Fisher. nineteen wears
old. In Du pont city. and, after chol-
ing her into insensibility. robbed her
OF IL small amount Of change and orti
cles of clothing.
r. j. r. Williamson who gave his
, address as Clarksville Mccklcnburl;
county. was arrested in Il negro bar
bcrShop in Petersburg about two hours
iatcr by officers Zcller and CORTLAND,
of the liopewell police force, and
charged with the crime. Mrs FISHER
recovered Il lew minutes after the man
hau disappeared and reported the at
TACK 10 her neighDOrs. and they hurried
TO police headquarters Officers ZciIcr
ana CORTLAND and DR.. Gierimr OF the
Prince George Hospital hurried To the
scene Inc officers learned that neigh
DORIS saw man leave the house and
run towards the Norfolk and Western
hallway tracks leading to Petersburg
The officers hurried towards that city
III an automosile, and soon after their
arrival there located Williamson III II
hafbershop guided by the description
OF Mrs. FISHERS assailant as furnished
by her and several of her ncighbors
who had seen him leave the house.
Williamson claims that he stopped at
the FISHER home to ask for food and
chat he did not enter the home at all
TINS was refuted by neighbors He
was wearing a pair OF shoes belonging
|" the young woman's husband when
arrested in Petersburg
lpr GicrinS founu Mrs Fisher highly
excited and nervous and her neck was
badly bruised where her assailant had
Chokcd her.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-04
THESsAL0N|K|, IN TOW,
NOW ON WAY TO NEW YORK
For Rive Days Dudges Help Thn,
Own =. o. =. Calls Bring
to Her Aid.
RESCUED BY SISTER SHIP
Gutter Seneca, Which Put to Sea in
Answer to Distress Signals, Re-
turns to Port-Idcn of Attempting
to Escape Salvage is Ridicuied.
LSpccinl 40 rhc rimea. Disrntrn. |

Nt.W YORK. January 3.-Aftcr dodp-
Ing for live days the help that her
own =. .. :. signals brought hurrying
10 her rescue. the Greek steamer
fhcSsaloniki. lhirty-fvc days out fvom
Gibraltar. has at last revealed herself
- the tow of her sister ship PATHS. due
10 reach New York tomorrow or We'd
ucs,!ay, The Thcssaloniki's 500 passen-
gers We're transferred to the PATHS in
that patch of the Atlantic Ocean
wherein the disabled salvage dodrer
has hidden herself since December -.
This news reached port day in a
wireless from the PATHS 10 the agents
of the steamer here. simultaneous with
til" arrival OF the Coast Guard cutter
Seneca which put to sea five days ago
ia answer to the Thessa lonikis calls
Tor assistance. The Elorixcl. of the
Rod Cross Line. which also went TO the
rescue wirclcssed her disgust at the
whole performance as follows
Delayed tweuty-scvcn hours search
inc for the ThcSSalonilii AT her request
for assistance. After standing by for
seven hours. Sh" refused 10 take our
lines We are proceeding on voyage"
In answer to the first :. -. :. call
from the Thessalonii<i, the Seneca pro-
cccdcd. soon after arrival she re
ccivcd radio stating that the dis
ablod steamer was $50 miles TO the
northward. Heading north. she re-
ceivcd word that the PATHS was stand
ing by and the following from Cap
tain Galaudris OF the Thcssaloniki:
You are no longer required. Thanks
You may go Happy New Year"
Captain Lewis. OF the Seneca. reported
he had been in communication with
the Italian steamer Stapaiia. the Stand
ard oil tanker santa Rita and the
Fiori2el. all OF which We're ready to
render aid.
The PATHS Tonight reported her po-
siiion as Ia miles east Of Ambrose
Channel light. ana stated that. as the
gale was moderated, she might make
port tomorrow night.
Nicholas GalauoS. agent for the Ma
t!onal Steam Navigation Company. Of
Greece. explained the reason the Thcs-
salUniiI was unable to give her posi-
ton t" the rescuiug ships was that
there was no sun. and i, was impossi-
bile for the captain to take an ohscr-
walton
The idea that she was trying to
avoid paying salvage. he said. lis
ridiculous. Her delay in reaching ,his
port has cost US $4,000 a day"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-04
YOUNG MAN ARRESTED
ON BURGLARY CHARGE
stolen Goods Found Concealed. and
Hugh Andrews Comes FOR
Them.
ISn.e.M IL The rlmes. DIsnaLcn-l

Sp"t.al % Inc Times DispAIcU.J
i'ETERSRU re-. VA. January 3-'rhe
Perkins store, near Ferndalc Park. in
pinwiddie. was broken into Saturday
night ana quantity of merchandise
was stolen. some OF the goods were
subsequently, found hidden under the
park casino. 1t was decided 10 let
them remain th"I. and !" Keep :; watcn
Tor some one to come for them Th.
scheme was successful. y Young man.
said TO he from Matoacn, came for the
goods and he was arrested 10y the
watchers. tio gives his nam. as Hugh
Andrews
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-04
Apple Pie astry

-Four rupfulS of n"ur. cupfui at
lard. ! tra>po"ntui al salt. a. rUptuI
al cold water.
slit Hour aud salt into mixing
h"Wt. Rnh in shortening with tips
at fingers until contents OF howl are
in Il granular state. like meal. Take
out TWO "npfuis OF this DIR! mixture
and set aside. Add water slowly to-
dry mixture in bowl and make into
Il dough II iittlr softer than for or,ii-
mar, pastry. Turn paste on u,olding
hoard md pnt and roll lightly to
onr-fourth inch In thickness Now
spread this sheet If pustc with one
rupful III the dry mixture. Fold rs
Tor pun paste ana pnt and roll ngniu
into Il sheet onc-r0nrth of am inch
thir>. spread with the second cup
of the dry mixture aud fold nSafu
a> for pun paste. pat mud roll into
sheet Omc-fourth of nm inch thick
AMI then roll this sheet like n jelly
roll. The pastry il now ready to he
made into pies. tartS or wherever
pastry il used. DO not unroll 10 use,
hut cut straight through In unc-and-
slices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-04

, three hundred candidates present. The
meeting WAS addressed by Judge Law
renee Ferry ana 5. ID. Rodgers. of Pc.
.erso"re. IL rs planned to organize the
local lodge with a larger number M
charter members than any lodge I'm tho
country now has. Richmond now holds
the record for the largest number of
charter members. local people inter.
cstcd In tn" move hope to have 600
charter members. ana more than 400
already nave applied for membership.
One OF the organizers alone Tonight
turned In 100 names OF cnndjd,,c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-04

D. y. 81 am sorry, hut do not
Know anything about The formula. |
am, however printing my formula for
you ior dry shampoo. which ! am sure
you Will like Two ounces OF fine corn
mcd! and one ounce OF powdered orriS
root. Shake VOL together. Then
shake or sift into the hair let IL STAY
in the hair about ten minutes. then
brush thoroughly until every particle
OF the shampoo is removed. This lcnvcs
the hair clean ana dry aud duffy as
the powder takes out tho oil and dust
IL also leaves the hair with a pleas
ant udor. / shall he glad To send YOU
my formula 10" rcmoviu. duudrur if
you Will send M stamped. addressed
envelope
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-04
Bnrn nnd sheds Dc.troy.,

cCLPEi'EH. VA. January 3.-f.ir. 81
AN Unknown origin completely de
stroNed the large barn and wagon sheds
on the farm of Mrs. t.. c. Hudson -,
Slate Mills at an carly hour to-day
The entire contents of the BUILDINGS
including all farming implements. a
large quantity nf hay and corn ana
five valuable horses, were lost. vhe
flames were pla::.iy seen from here. a
distance of Twenty-Five miles. There
was a small INSURANCE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-04
Gnn- season Shortened.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
FREDERlCKSi:u RG. VA. january 2.
The supervisors of Stafford County
have shortened the wild game season
law of that county j.. now closing on
Friday, December 81 |, is now Il vio-
laiiun or the law to Kill partridScs
rabbits, wild turkeys. etc. i'm that
county The stat" law, except when
changed by supervisors of the different
counties. permits the shooting of wild
game until February J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-04
Fire Destroys Residence.

Special to The Times Dispatch
i.fNtiBGRG, VA, January 3-rha
dwelling owned and occupied by &. II
Faiwell. special officer for Brookvillc
District. Campbell County on the Rust
nurS turnpike south OF Eairview
Heights. was destroyed by fire early
last night, and the family had to .s-
cape from their beds in their night at.
tire MIR. Falwcll lost all of his house
h"ld effects, as we'll as his home The
loss is uDwards of 81 600
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-04

y y. Alley has announced himself a
candidat" for tn" Office Of city Ser
Geant NJ the next e!cctio.:. This makes
Tour candidates thus far in tho Held
]Ersley 9. Andrews John y. Hubbard
Houston haiham and y \ Alley.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-04
HOPE TO BREAK RECORD
FOR (,IJ<RTEn xIluu,,u

iioPEWEIL VA, January S-Thc
nrst meeting of citizens interested in
the organization of local lodge OF
the Independent Order of Odd Fellow
was held here tonight with two al,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-04

YOU my instructions for care of the
hands? just send me a stamped. ad :
dressed envelope. that's all that Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-04
/ Car

! hereby announce that after Jan
nary ID | viii take Tho management;
.oi the atumpfs Hotel Barber shop.
respectfully solici, the patronage
OF NY friends ana former patrons
ana promise to ali satisfactory ser.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-04
Uneeda Biscuit

-tlle pest known and most
popular article of food.
Why? Because it is the best
soda cracker baked and
soda crackers are the most
nourishing of all foods made
from flour.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-04

JOSEPH ARII.
i';'e "i f"i>ra>> BARRIER Shuu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-03
(gineeiantt)
Seutidle gsanner nnb Sranen,
helft ben 9,utgleiSeubeni

stus Der gapdglmg beruus, oaB
lrid,t III pieI eetbau iperocn farn
I'M Sen iilioIge oes entieelifer
g8cltfrieges in 9eotb 8erathenen i'm
aIten 6elltid)en @aterlonoe 5ur Silte
All tcmmer, bat ii5 in Spoe Bart ein
aonnrlttee oeutiter Sraucn gebiloet
Al oem 3lpede, Die g9eutid)sGelter'
rcidiId)e Sttfseeiellitaft" III tbren
eoIen Seitrebiungen nod beIten ardf'
len Al urtteritiiten. Sieies aomillit'
fee. beitebeno aus ben 6rauen aur'
der. @eomberg, Saiuneiier, Gbriit i.
@runer, oerdlritoltet am Gicnltag,
7. Nsars 1916, einen ytnhnritta1s'
9unth nno sDbenoS Sltpper Snln
greiie BON 25c per MoblSeit, in
;srau 2ardlers Sous, 34S3 @eaItop
G!oce, nahe Sbierpatorp gIpc., lnO
laSet ole 9efarmten uilo Srelnoe Der
eblen GaGe (Serren irno GomelD
biernrit bcr5Iidb EN-, our6 ibrcn ge'
il,d, bosu bei5iitraeen, bab oieies
sserf Der gedfitenIiebe su ciuem Gr-
tuIge tia ssitaItan ur0se. ga iia eSle
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Sm Ramen Der M.nidlidfeit /.
Steuer5ableruereiH berlanst Inter.
itHtnug DER @arnungs.9leiolution.

Sefretdr 5reb. Slfe bat i'm 4nf.
trng oes Steuer5a6lerperein an Die
Senatoren 'Saroing un0 9onerene
ionic an lruiere aongreBleitte Gong.
NORTH itlo glaen einen grief 9e.
ihrie6en. tporin oieielben eriuht per.
0en lin Rdmen Der 0te'tiflidlfeit
uno Der Reiitralitdt~ Die HeioIutiot
5u lnterItiisen, meldJe amerita1liifje
Biirger OaDor pdrltt, auf GdiIien
Der frlegiiihrenoen gtddre Eniiage gu
nebmeu. SSr Dem grief beiBt es unter
anoerm: .@ir bofien oitiridtia In0
begen ons feite 9ertrmlen, SaB Die
Sertreter 6es Staates .Sbio nidt inir
ben gteltrnlitdt uuo Silmnilitat re.
oeL ionoerlt audi nab oicien lo6enS.
lpertbeu Grin5ipien boiloeln, iobalo
Die @eleeerbeit ii9 baSu bietet."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-03
Die 3ratpalle in Osabrib
q deinen ernitIider 90 a.
tur 5u iein.

gtaoriS, 2. aiGr5, bia Garis.
Der Gtreif Der @a6rioer 9dder bot
iidI 81 etnent @eneralousitano aler
8eperfe altsgeipa6ierl tttfolge Oeiien
ale 3etailGeifdfte geitloiien tmtrbcn
%n6 &rapa4e erritli6er 9eatur aus
9ebro6en iino.
@iele Der &rGtpallaitten .iino ner-
baftet, anOere i'm aanrpfe nit Der
lSoli6ei bertpunoet tporoen.
Ger lngerpobnlith bpbe @febIpreis
fitbrte gum Streif Ser gqder, oebnte
iid raid auf anoere @eif)Gfte aus
uno fiibrte ftlieBIicb sitr Sripenoi-
rllng lulh S6lieBung oIler @eItGfte.
SSn ben 8oritdoten Doren bic
@ensbarmen oen aufgeregten goIfe
gcgeniiher obnrtGd)tig urh Die Gage
in oieien 0iItriften 1T cine errite.
Ter giiraermeiitcr BON Dsabrib bat
rciignirt, neil es ibm uid,t gelurg,
Die Sr0nung aIfredt 5ii erbaIten.
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Sprb 3erbb's Slagelieber
lIeber bas flGgli9e Re u L
tat feiner Retrutis
runasfam pdane.

9onbpn, 2. Wtdrs. = 2orb Ser@
bp, Der G6ef bes Retrutirungsbienites,
briitte DpnnerItog i'm Sberbauie grp>
&c @nttdui6uns iiber bos ReiuItdt
Der bon ibm befiirtporteten freitpiGis
gen Retrutirunssfampagne aus.
gr ff,ob bic Sauptidulb bes 5tass
tps Der sbdtIa9e gu, bnB unper9eis
,Gibete iunse 2eute, fpel4e in ben Res
eierunos mertftdtten uno i'm 2arrDs
ful thdtia iiHb, iib nit GROCER 2etsb'
iiatsit bem MilitGrbienIt entSie6en t6us
nen. Gr furberte bic Regierurs auf,
Suusseiellen i'm militdrii4en 9lIter cs
nidt nod gu erIei6tern. ii6 gu briia
den, inbem tie GENTLE 8ei3dftisunsen
iitsrnsbmsn unb erfldrte, bab alles
baran seieBt tperben miiiie senug SoIs
boten gu srbalten, ipenn bds Hei9sges
bGube nicht suiammenitiir3en iolls.
Die @derbauer, ertIdrte er, feieH
sans Defenders bic 0elite, tpel4e iia
inter benz 8oripanbe, baB lie BEL Der
geurbeituns bes gobsns unentbebrli9
fcien, pom 9ienit gu briiden fudten.
Baron Sarris, Der Elm 9roBgrunbs
beiBsr tit, briidte Die aniiAt aus, bob
llrperbeiratbete auf elmer 5arm ni9t
abiolut n6tbig ieien.
3dblen in 9esus auf bic Retrutts
rings anrnpngne tpurben ni6t anges
geben, es fpurbe aber ertlGrt, baB felt
gesinn bss ssabres 10000 perbeiras
tbete Mdnner ii6 semeIbet bdtten.
Die Rssieruns periprad, bic aiftsn
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Die aommiFdrs ebert, gaisisnberg
unb German tparsn isboa bagssen
unb ertldrten, bab ale peitsren @ers
baHbIunsen unniB fsien.
- Die Rinbsrbespdhr s2tnitalt, pels
DE bpr sfpsi sS1brsn bon bem bieiigen
alub Der Ueiitier sesriinbet tpurbs,
III aeitern BON Der Gtabt ii6ernome
men pcrben. Die Gtaot be3ablt bas
SalGr Der Waatrone, felt Elm 2otal
CUR 8erfiigung unb oerPfIi9tet ii9,
fir bic sSnitanbboliung Der Qnitalt.
Die Gta6ttommiFdre beabIi6tieen ses
meinifdftli9 nit BEN Gistalrutb
elm GebGuSe 5u erri6ten, in psl6em
bic sinber6eipa6r anItaIt sidblirt
unb aud jugsnblide ger6re9er inter-
nirt iperben ioIen.
- gountb 2fnipalt 9. Wac2ausbs
lin Iieat an Der GripPe i4per ers
tranit barnieber.
= 2lnnd 0etper BON go. $50 Ser
man Strabs farb geitstR i'm utter
bon 19 Sabren.
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Gastpm nnS Seaebae.

- SRI. Clara SubepobI, bon oer
Bern glne. in Canton, unlbte i'm
Gjuten Somariter SoipitaI IN Gin.
ciiniati ii8 elmer ditlrgiiden Gpe'
ration inlterSiebelt.
= Srau 6. Sie6chtbaler, Don Der
@ine StraBe in 9dptpri, tpuroe au.
eeblib hires ggiepertfeites bon ifren
5oblreideH Srelmoen NIT einr Cur
priie.gartp beoadlt, an fpeld,er Die
6olgeuoen iid1 bethciligten: Serr mo
Gran Gattenborn, Serr iuiO srau
Senrn 2iirenlbirger, Grmt glrtbur
9ureElburger, Serr inib Grau Stod.
man, Serr mrb 5rau 9alnler, Serr
iul0 Srail 9cepfe, 6rau Tbiele, Sri.
g2imnie 1egers, SRI. 2oniie 9oepfe,
Serr Se1rp Gtodman, 9ioIa Gronin,
Oorotbp Scepfe uao Gbriitian
Goepfe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-03
2ofal. Seridt.
9beurer 2tber8laube.
Der arbeitsbansparter Geo Sbolo
Dirb, iDeil r absrgIdnbiid lit,
aus oem amt eutlaIIen.

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gSdrter i'm strbeitsFGiie eeitern ieiu
glbergImlbe gu itebell, Ialt weIfem er
eincn SaE nitf i6uor5e &dtcI bat,
Die tim iibcr ben g9cg lniifen. er
5iiBtc ndrlli9 infoIge6eiien ieine
'Stelle ein.
Sbolo ufro Iein Siolege @aItcr
Hoberts butten on @ittrpcd Morsen
geger brei ltbr Die gIiifnlerfianfeit
oes 9taftdefs Stegner auf iidJ ae.
Ienlt, aIS SSboIb al Der Sediten Ctr.
iiiIo Central slneIue einen SdmB ab.
feuerte. Gr bebol,ptete, aif cine
idtparae ansc sci9oiien gu baben
un5 Nndtf,ef Stegner ieste ben
Siderbeitsbireftor 5rieoI6noer bon
Sieicm gprfaG in aerntl,ib, Dor oeln
iid seitern ssbplo iulO Sioberts 81
rernrt1rortcn batter.
g8ie Sholo beriiferte, bate er aii
Die ihspar5e Gaee eeid,oiien, neil CT
oils alter gijenbabner nit ge5ug auf
id,ipar5e stasen iebr abergIdiibii4
in. sd femme eine gdu5e @ienge so.
fonotipfiibrcr," iagte SboIo, aoie
penn cine ft,ipnroe ause Dor oeHt
3ngc iiber oas @eleIie lalifen ioIIte,
iirtter feinen ilmitanOeu ipclterfabren
piiroen. .
Gisier Aberglmibe iitrponirteSerrn
6rieolnnocr ieood ber5li6 meirig NIB
er bemertte, oaB Gin 10 oberai1Hbi.
iber Wseitid, nidt iebr ipobI nIs Bdr.
ter I'M arbeitsboitic firtgircn fonne,
ca es iebr Ieidt pdiiiren foHnte. DeB
er audi einm 2lbcrgldiiben be5iielih
cines slrreitailteri buben uno ulif bic.
ZEN fdicBer lpiirbe.
&err iyrieoImiber ieste infoIge.
beifen Sbolb prompt ab urlo iiispen-
birte gtnbsrts tiir Is GaoH