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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-01
Erdhtiger Gripls
@ur oas geitrige 9Dnsert oes Ginrin.
natI Sieberfran5.

SSn beQen Sd,oren pilgerten geltcra
Gbeuo eic Dtitglieoer uuo iSreunoe
hes Cincinnati Sieoertrau, uah oerl
S6t Selloms 5empeI, po Die oiesiat.
rige &on5ertiniiou oes 8ereinS ourh
cin &on5ert eingeleitet plroe. oas iiA
gu eiuemin ieoer @iniidJt glal5enDen
Grfolg geitaltete.
Meiiter 9ouis Gbrgott Bate cti
traftiges Rrogranrm 5uiantmenAe.
itellt llno ole Sonperiduar beItan6,
;pie man es ia orh nidt anoers ge-
wobnt lit, nit grpBen gbren IS nur.
be fIott uno itneihie eeilmgen umo
qun3 befonoeren 9lntlaug ianben Die
Gbore y8erraudt. 3eriSunqen" pom
gIngert ltno n9Illf Der @ad)t" pm
Strltbel.
Seruer pirften nod 5ipei nor3itp
Iihe SclIltinnen nit, ndntlidb 0ie So-
franiitin Srm, " i Wiiller, oie cine
auberorOeutlidJ melooiife Mno por-
siigIid) 6,idltlte Stinlne bciitt uno
oas RubIiflun burt ole 4Posart i6e
@rie .9ieue Srell6eu" iouie au6
burd) me6rere bii6id,e 9ieoer,
oarlrnter ,,Marte" RON Srar5 iinO
,@lodcntoiirmer's 30dtcrlein" pon
9ocrpe entbuiio5mirte mo Die 8io.
liniIiin TrI Mc2ele Bennett, cine
ouBeror0entIib taIentirte iinge Gamc,
nic nameptI:h nit Saroiate's .,3ileu-
nerlpeiien" einen ourdihIaacnoen gr.
iolg er5ielte
Gen gcidIuB 6es glbenhs bilOrte
Gin Hotter 5m,3, Der bis 3u 3iemlitb
rorgeriifter Stulroe 6ouerte lmh ouS
iiibrige 9trrmaementsfomrittee Bate
icIbltrebeno bafiir Soroe aetrdgen.
tnB Ole oiiite nidt 6lmqer ober anr
CtIrn 2:3rit 5u lci6en brounten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-01
0ies nab Sas.

- 1i. partbe66roe tat fpeitere Al
9(dsr aanb fir pari5ipste attauft.
9as 9anb sreuSt all cas Mae5ars
lamb Gsb6l3 in NsiipoOb an.
Sn ben bisiissn 6ffsntlidsn
ehulen iinb ipdbrtnb Der porissn
@ote BON ben Sdultinoern iiter
$1,000 fir rem 600 Grbaltunasfonbs
bsiasiieusrt porbsn. Der bo6fie gts
tr1g, $93. lam pou Der Sugbes Sod
ituis unb pcn ben Glsmsntari5uIen
ii,uerts bic Dinbfor S6ule nit S72
bic b6tite Summe BEL.
0i. Gtoats 3nbuitristommiis
IioR bat seitern Der 5ruu DOminid
GtelntoiiD, bsren @dtts bel einem llns
fau i'm GbsItsr 9ari, no sr augeit,lt
mar. um's gsben estontmtH III, cine
Gntibdoisune BON $2452 3u. iJrau
Gnna Soritmnn pOn gopington, be-
rem Gdite infplge zines 6ibIhlaes
in ben glnIdeen Der 9lmtrican 9ool
Worts umtnm, erhieIt fir iiS uub
i'm bsibsn sinSsr S3644.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-01
aleine EOli5eiuadJridJteu.

Ser 8olt3ei muroen geiteru Sic
iotacnoen 7iebitdble gemeloet: BON
Dtorris Cohen, GA WfOltno Stru6G
elm llebersieber I'M @erthe ron $50;
ron 9iid]ar6 ShcQ, 1929 Ileaiaut
StraBe, ein 3ueirao i'm @ertbe bon
S15; pom 3. s. Steir 574 Serrare
9leenue. Elm lleber5ieber i'm @ertbe
RON SIS.
Ter 23iGhrige Oscar Smirh,
440 Sit 1rout StroBe. Ger sidbrige
@ieluin 6rib, 322 Dit -. Strobe uno
ner 9riuatretettiu Charles Seis, 1923
gimt6uuer StraBe, rpllrbeu peiiera Der
4oISei ais perntibt gcnleloet. Ger
tleinr 6rie lit felt ylitruch Ibenn uno
Seis ieit 2ienitag 8ormtttoe nidlt
mebr geieben iporoen.
Ter @oIi8iit Sbeorer ertappta
qeiicrn iriib einen Mann, Der i'm Be
grtiie l,ono, IN ben &rooet iden Sa0eu
peo. 24S3 @oiter 9lpe ein5ltbrefeu.
Ter Ytann ililhtate leoch nidli obne
porhcr elnen 9aditein nod Dem Be.
auten qeporfen 5li boben.
Ter glnpcIt II. Wf Iriomln
her poraeitarn in Dem @urlau Der So
rnntp Sitle x Sruit Gc. bon 6en irii.
bereu Salfttunpirr Geo. Steeel tbdt.
lid, anae1rliien uno miBbanNeIt pitr.
he. bot ocitern legen SieQcl eincn
@aft6eicbI cr,pirtt
= SAINTS gurrD, APO UtGin Ctr,
0apton, 8, puroe qeitern &beuo um
balb 7 llbr, dls sr iib auf bem 4Deae
nod benz 6. $. &c .. 8obnbof be.
fanb, an Der 4. uRo WGa Strdbe bon
sinem Sarbiger njepergeI6lasen uHo
nm feline gaori9nft i'm getrase BON
SOP. Iotpis Ieinsn usbcr8isher i'm Dsr.
The Don $40 osraubt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-01
esn Der gaesppf6en gpirt6Idaft

= SSn Der G8eboff6en @irt6T61ft.
7. uno Wlain Strabe, purOe Sobn
SO. Slp, 3456 @reenfieIo 2toenue, ges
tern Ha6mittug Don einem Sai9ens
bie6 Inn feline g0rie nit $12 nno
elmer StrabeHbubn llnionsSarte go.
629 beitp6len.
- 3pei Gtnbre6er, Der 52jdbriee
Charles 2ihtner, 637 B. 6. StraBe,
unO Der 31jd6rige SObn Gurrel. Gbta
cago, 81, tpurbeu geiteru &benb bon
Der MarnI6uft hes pdtrolauto Z, fOz
tpie ben poli3iiten GQ unb Stiegler
in oem 6ouie pes 80. g. Setpitt, g1o.
1886 Reabing Roao, erpif4t unb Feit=
aenommen. 6err Sepitt bate bos
@las beg 7eniters Der Strabentbiir
tlirreu bDren uno Daraufbin iofprt on
bic Polt5et telepbonirt, tpel6e Bel ibs
rer @ntuuft bic beiben Ginbreher i'm
5Deiten Stpdperte fanb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-01
Srisssepifooem nit Gefans.

Cine ungemein intsreFants un6 Der
iebisen 3eii angspabts auifiibrung
rsrunftaf.et Der Saperiite WGnr.r
dor am Scnntag, bsm 3. DECEMBER,
Io6mittdgs 8 llbr in Der Central
1urnballs (8sutitfer aIub) 9as
iibsraus rsi9haltiae grosramm snt'
bdlt Grnitss unb 6sitsres aus bent
Welitri,g, bag an5ubDren iihNismauo
ento,beH laiIen follts. Die aHreeung
ta5u aab Der 8srs aug tem 2isb. aui
tsr Datt. oas Der 9iriesnt beg Der.
tins, Serr Sb. Strubef. tomponiert
bat uno bds fol6 erobeu qHttan9
faub beim aonstrt Der greiuigtsu
Sdnssr. Gr loutet, 9pt aui Der
Madt beim S.uerl6ein, ba iGat
mir's ein.
9as groapomm, ousgearbsit,t uno
suidmmeugsfislIt Don gbas. q.
G6mibt, IL bag SOlesnb.:
DsuiidsQmeritauer uub Der Wels
qfaf Ssr gBaat, saperii4,r Wsdn.
Hsrd1or Eeo
ariss saufans IN Dsuti5lano
=. grsasluns
9i. @a6t am Rkiu, gapsriitsr
Raunerd5or .2i.b
0as ei.b i'm 0sltiriss unb ari.sss
poeii. @ortrag
Rsi.ers WOrgsuIisb, gaRriidsr
Wduuerhor 2ieo
@sban,sn aus GROCER 3sit
Defamation
1,utiaes g4ladts.bst, bi. gltiad.
Defamation
Ter Srompeter an Der aab6a6,
gapsrii6er RdnHer1er 9i.o
arisaslpunbsr Defamation
Scbn guas alas. (SolO) @sIans
Di, Wddt an Der 9oudu
Defamation
5slbbri,f zines uugariittn goIbas
ten Defamation
Tr0bIitss Gnoe 8ortrdg
Nd, hu tfartlausr SimmeI, gaperis
i6er W}nnnsr&or 2ito
Ter g|aierltuB Defamation
Der SoIodt, 8dberiIber Mdnnsra
der 2iso
1.utIdlunb 1915. Detlamation
gartar uuo Barbara Setldmoticn
arieasltiben @Ortras
Stb bait einsn aum.raoen. ganeri.
idsr WGnner6or 9ieb
Tas Iebte 9ieo Defamation
SeimatbIi,be, gabrii6sr Wdnnrs
dor Sieo
GhIubtport Nufprdhe
Up cpuntrb. 'tis Of NE. qntpsisrbe
@efung
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-01
Wiildlpreiie iteiaen.

nit Dem btutileu 1age iperben
uuh bic Wil6preiie fteigen. 5ait
idmmtlidbe Welteretbefber uno Wilh
bduhler Der Gtuot baben ibren Stun
ben tleius aeorutte 3ettel 3ugeite1t,
in nelten bic Gunbe BON oen BrelS
oufTdlaq Der am eriteu Desem6er in
araft tritt, mitgetbeiIt nurpe Der
2IufitIaQ 5elduft ii6 auf sireu Sent
bag 4int, Ioeab oos pint oou nun
al fiinf uno bas Quart 3ebr Gents
tcftet. Sosenanuts n5nIpecteb Wtilt"
tpitet BON nun an 61 Gents oas pint
uno IL Gents oas Qudrt uuo jertiFi
iirts Tit6 d6t Gents pro 9int. 1te
ier 9rsisaufTtlaa lpirO odmit mott
pirt. oaB Die 4reiIs fir giebfutter
Enb aud bic iouitiaen Nusguben Der
Mil6Ieuts bsoellteub In oi. 66ge ss'
ganesH itrD
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-01
1iamantemes Jnbildmm.
Seiert AM bentiaen Gage Die Gineiu'
nati Gommanoerp 9to. 3 Der
Sempelritter.

I'm bsutiesn 5aae nimmt bic sgsisr
les 75idbrigtn geittbens Der Gin.
einndti Gommanberp Ro. 3 Der 5ams
'pslritter ibren Qniang. Seute Na6s
nlittag nm tisr llhr finost in @eesHs
mart Der 8sdmten Der 6robsaomtbue
rel cine feierIihe SiBung ftntt. aelss
esntlif fuelchsr an bra Ranbioatsn
Der Ismpslorbm berliehsu lpsrbsn
ipirb.
qm qeene fogt eiu gdntstt I'M
Seottiib Rite 9empsl unb am Sdms
tag geten bic Dumsn cine llntsrbals
tuus nit barauffoIeenbem 5dn5. qm
Sorntds ipsrben bic Mlitglieoer Der
iimmtliden tieiissn aomtbursisn. 70.
iris au4 bic aomthursieH Oou GpDs
iHatcn unb Ntipport Dem @Ottesbienit
IN Der Griien pr.sbptsrianer Eir6e
beifppbnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-01
stammtiidl satsrlanS.

Sbiaer gsrein. Der bstamtlib aus
itIisBlih fir rag WpbI unb gum Be
fen Set 9riegsnotblsibenbsn ar6sitst,
sibt am Samitas, bsm 2. DeSsmber,
i'm beuti6eH aubbuus isin slUsitss
Sttftunssitit. Der Stammtiia gas
ierldno laott bisrmit oas bisiigs
Gmtl6tbum, roie au8 Defenders bic
bsutI9en gsrsins b0flihit oaSu Elm in
eet SpffHuug, odb fein gppel niat
ungsbSrt psrbaat. ionbern bab sr in
Der anssnsbmsn Gage fsin piro, tpies
oerlm ben Stdmmeseenofen sinsn
biibihen getrag 5uiommsn IdHn gu
iGrnsn. Sir aneeusbme unb gsnubs
reiHt Siunbsn ipirb bon einem isbr
rsgiainsn aomHittee ssiorgt Dsrosn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-01

gictijen iiber bic aeiitunsenl Der fol.
esnben S6leuoersr Der rytsbs" fpd9s
rem Der lebten S1iIon ertnommen:
Inter ben 81 S1leuberern Der 2ts
ga bebauptet 5om 3oneb ben 16.
g}lnb ouf Der @aneliite. Bon ben 81
Spieltn, in ipelhen er fuueirte, az.
mann ct ia. Sn IL Der II giieberlas
gen fem bieielbe i'm iebtsH Gang:
turd einen serpiinsnben 1anf Der
@egner, neil bic .Rsbs" am Bat bsrs
fngten. qebnli9 oerbielt 6 ii6 mt
iinisren anbsren GAieuoeirn Ulits
deli, S6neioer. Molelp nnb &neBsr.
bic BEL beFerer llnteritiisung ieitens
ihrsr aollegen tom 9ot) bic Mebr5d5t
ibrer Spiele geuonnen 9aben piiroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-01
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nehmen. 10 puminbert iia sntiprss
heno bic 2luimsrfiamielt bes aclls
nsrs, Der innsrlid Woris ipie r0ei3s
fragen" IN ii9 bineinmEtmeIt una
lid bariiber bsilast, Dab ibm Elm
3iidplaB iortsmommsn ipifo, an bew
anoee GGfte msbr Der,ebrea ipiirosn.
Der @aftipirfb III Elm Mdnn, Der mi.
Hiitiernen 3ablen rednst. CT pil
looiel tpie mosli6 ans Isinen @Glisn
berausfhldgen unb fiir ign 1T es lei
Der cine Jraee nsbeniG6liGsr Rdtur.
oh Der Gait ii9 aud bsbagli6 fii6li
Dab oies ipeiies Rednsn 1T, glant.
9str guih nidt.,
Dos 5oeal bes beutI6en Wirtb,
idnftsbeiriebts III es, ipis IN ben meis
fen groben Stdbten bsr 9,i. Staat.n
gdnJli6 feblt. Die foliOe, gut gIeiteis
Wiribidaft ipiiros BEN ptrniinf.is
bsntsroen 0ssnsr Der gosner iein
stsin bes anitobss isin, rsnn Fe ~
eirer aasemeinen Sniiitution bes az
leIlitafiliten aeb.ns piirbe.
eine ioIds MuiterpirtbldaIt min
nun 5err gui9 In Ct. qaais srrids
ten. Nm Der Gde Der 9rnnb unb Ora.
pois 4Denue foQ untsr BEN RameE
pgepo Snn" Elm gotal erjte6en, po
nur lei4te Dtint, Bier uHb al.obo..
freie @etrdnts D.ritenti hrrben unS
100 Die Gdite ssJipungsn Tinb, an Il.
itsn pIaB gu nebmen. Sir S&an.s
tii4 in dmeri,aniihem Surne Ioll in
Dem Gotal - oas notdbtr. burhaus
osutiden Gbara't.r babsn foa ni9i
por4anbm fein.
Der plan bes 5errn 9uI6 biirfi,
dnf fru9tbarsn 8obsn fallen. IS il
iaum boran gu 3ipeiisIn, bab. penr
oisisr plan elmer oeuti6.n 0irtbitaii
bier aniIans flHben iOIIts. onOer,
graiisreisn nur gu germ fOlesn tpsrbsu
ipsil ebtn oaburd Elm @ea eeipisi.r
lpirb, tpie oem Der ptriouiiden 5rsi'
belt 10 sefdbrliaen 9r.i6sn Der gDai.
isrilmpler an iiir ale Wal bic @uff'
aus Der Sdnb ssibIogsn iutrb.
llro fparum ioate Elm iolder pIar
bier ni6t erfolsr.id isin2 Die Oislsr
3.bntdufenbe. Si. jest bdrauf angs'
lpieien fiub. ibr @lds Bier on Der gal
bsrunierauitiir3en, um bann bic stdtt,
i6lsunisfi fDisosr gu perlaiIen, tusrbr
ss seipib bantbar anertennen, penr
ibnsn edte beaii6e GelniitbIi6tsit ss.
boten piro. ipeHn iis in Rub be-
ibrem Glaie Bier bic 3situne lsisr
ODER aud ben aIdneeH zines iIeiner
Srteftsrs laufden t5Hnsn.
Der Stodamsri!aner bermag es lsi,
Der ni6t, fi9 bon Der g.miitbli9isit
Der beutI6en .Reiiauration" ein Bill
gu maGm. Gr bsurtbsilt bic beutidt
@smiithli9teit na5 BEN, mas er bl.l
llsbt uHb er Dsrmas ss nift, ii9 1u
psrssssnipGrtissn, bab Der 9eati6,
eben ods cine bisber bier permiBt -
bic 0emiithli6.sii, Die ausii6iua Sst
ipirtlitlen iHoIuiouelen 5reibeit Set
yeri6nlihfeit
Die sdn5e Jraee Der WGbistsits,
btlpssuns lisst In Der Gr3is6uns K.
Woliss", fast Serr gni6. uWirtb,
ltottsn, no Oronune unb quite Sitit
bsrri6en. no Der Rsi1e ipit Der 9lrm,
lririlid bel einem eui,n Giais Biz
Obsr Bsin erbCluns iinbsn lam
tban uns bier bitter notb. 6iR iolb'
Reitduration na9 beuti9em Muiter
lpsroe i'd srri9tsn unb i'd boifs, bat
iie ,o3u beitranen ipir6. sic irriot
alnlft srober MaFsn bes 0oltss a.
bsidtigsn.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-01

y9eftenS als flmItliebenoe Stobt ju
b,iien llnb III mitnihen, BOB, fali8 DIE
eeSnteritate Opera so. mtrflif Den
Nutb buber iolte, audi IN Den ndfIten
@odcn bier goriteaunqen 5lt aebcn,
bieie fi6 zines ipirtli9 piirbigsn Be
iutNS erfrelten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-01
Snrnaenrinoe Gamenperein.

Der Ddmenbereiu bet Cincinnati
5urnQemetnDe bdlt ar ndhlteu
sOrHtaq, 3. Ds5ember, gtahmitioas
3 llbr, ieine regelmdbigs geriamms
luna ab, uno Da in berielbtu bic gors
bsteitun1sn fit eire Nsihruftsfeier
heipro9en psrben iouen, 1T bic Nns
peienbeit dler Wlitslisber oriusenD
srDlnidt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-01
RlnftIeri(Ner erfoIg
9Sqr oas scitrige @aitipiel Der Snter'
itats Opera Go. in Der Wtuiifbale.
SeiSer liek ieoodj Der gein6 Der beiben
Turitellnnsep iebr an miinihen
hbrig.

Sogar rSriitau unO Sfolbe" purbe
aeitern absub Dor leeren gdnten ges
fptelt - SbiAon bic Qluifiibrun5
cine abiolut tuoeIloie mar. - Jrau
WlaBenauer, aarl Sorn unb 9enrl
ScOtt tbsilten ii6 in bic gbren oes
l(benbs. Der Ra3mittog braAts
eine, sbenfaQs CUTE 2lufFibruHg DON
Si5ei's Die Yerlenfif4er".
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9lm fSeiernbeno"
Ser gfellgiertge".


;SrluIein Dtinna y. Gorn.
9ortrag nit Re3itation: n1ie Rat'
ten, GerIiner Sragifouooie, pon
@erburi Sdllptmunn.
Serr Gieper.Gigen.
SopransSolo-.9er SpieImann"
E. Silod,h
o2ieber Shas, iei wieoer gut
mir" s5ran3
sSr1ulein Iiirna 3, Gorn.
piano-Soln.
1rGuIetn gIreoa SeBmanu.
@eihditlidJes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-01

.Serr auguit Ssrrmann, qraIbent
ser bi.iiseH ~R.bs" uno 8orliber Der
glntiOHaI RommiiIion, reiit morgen
Ha& e9icnso. I'm Der grtraiibnns bet
Gebtersn bei5uipobHsn, lpanp ale frls
gen beJiiglib Der nGdJlildbr:een 2ons
traiis Der Spi,Ist GrlsDiaung finbsn
irtte.n. 8as ReluItat Iua ben Mog,
nhsn Der 6eibn srpbsn gisas, bic
an l2. Oe3ember In Rem Dort aux
SabresUriammluns 5uiammentretsn,
jlr annabme unterbreiiei iperoen.
ge3Ielib bes @sludss Ter unt.t,
gsorbneten Qisns I'm 9,rtreiuna in
Der. Pationnl aommifiou dubete
iid prdiipent S,rrmann cobin bab
ieiHsr 4niidt na9 bdNsl6t nitt b.
ipillist peroen tonne, obne cine llms
ssitaItuna Der san;en Organization
bss profsfiousasn 9alIipisIs Sor,us
Hehmen.
gBie aus glap gor. petlauist, 1T
Der austnufh uHisres premist s'Sdns
gers 5om GIaris ses,a Jins.r qlrs
tbur Ulillsr (8rOoilpn .5aperbos",
BEN abi6lrB nabs. 9sibe iinb ,rits
i!nTis. Spielsr. boz II MiQer Der
b.Ter. 9alIfdldssr. gsibs 5pislsr Tino
um ben austauIt sins,tommen.
Dem offisisIIsn Sa5rssbsriht bsf
HatiOnaI aisa iinS bic foIsfnbtn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-01
6sssi, das Craktirsi,.
amamit ". SnidD befiirmortsf nadI
benfdJem Nuiter stiabrt,
@irtbidjnften-

ais b.itts Miitsl 3ur geiampiuna Der
Prohibition. gefiiriportet aotalc.
in bentn nur leidts Weins rnb
Sisre ierDirt iperbsn unD in bic man
aud Jrau uup siubtr mitnsbmen
lam. Die Gsmiitblitteitp Der
oeuti6sn ansips III in Den Der.
Staaien fp,nis gu finbsn. Cine
Wniisrmiribitafi In Si. aOuts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-01
Scntidjer 2ebreruerein.

Qie 0e3enber5iiiaHmertlnft oes
Geutifen 9ehreroereins iinbet Cams.
tag, 3. Ge5en1ber, I'M 1 llbr 9tadnlit'
tags, IN Wtc9apins itott Gas folgelloe
Trosramm tit fir Die Iasung aufJe'
iteQt poroen:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-01

Dem offisieIsn Sa5r.sberidt Der
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Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1916-04-20
DAILY newspapers
CUT OUT BOOZE ADS
Eight Hundred and Forty Pub.
locations Refuse Liquor
Advertisements.

Topeka, Kan-The Temperance So
ciety of the Methodist Episcopal
church, whose headquarters are In
this city, has made public the report
on replies to a query sent to the q
1913 daily newspapers listed in the
American Newspaper Directory. ask
ing the policy Of those papers with
reference to liquor advertisements.
The report shows that total Of $40
American daily newspaper published
in the English language decline liquor
advertising.
The exact question directed to these
papers was:
do you decline to accept advertis-
ing OF alcoholic liquors?"
A similar inquiry in 1915 showed
$40 such "abstaining' newspapers, but
this former list has been reduced to
$50 by failures, mergers and similar
causes. An increase from $40 to $40
dailies which have reported is worth
more IMAM passing uOtiCc.
Some newspapers in the largest
cities have declared for the dry policy
in their advertising pages. Among
them are: .- ~
Tribune, New York; Herald, Chica-
go; Express, Tribune, Journal and
Times, Los Angeles; Express and
Times, Denver; Times and News, In
dianapons; News, Register and Lead
or and Capital, Des Moines; Advertis-
er, Monitor and Record, Boston; Jour
nal, Tribune, Minneapolis; Bulletin,
Rochester; Star, Kansas City; Re-
view, Atlantic City; North American,
Ledger, Philadelphia; Banner Ten
nessean and American, Nashville;
Commercial Appeal, Press, Memphis;
virginian, Richmond; Gazette-Times
end Chronicle-Telegraph, Pittsburg.
The daily circulation of the abstain
ing newspapers reporting to the So
ciety is 5,564,777.
The Temperance Society comments
on the fact that some papers will ac-
cept them from wholesalers, while
others will not take them from whole
salers, but will accept them from re-
tailers
1t is gratifying to know that there
are five million and a half subscrib-
ers to dailies In the United States
who do not have Haunted In their
faces an invitation to become con-
sumers of that rank poison, alcohol.
All of Wish indicates the general
disrepute in which the liquor traffic
is held.
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1916-04-20
DRY AMERICA NECESSARY
So Says Yale Professor II Nation 10 TO
Hold Its Own.

On April Professor c. E. A. Wins
low, professor of public health Of Yale
university, speaking before the New
York Academy of Medicine, declared
that America must cut out the boose
II this country expects to compete with
other nations after the war.
"The nations Of Europe will be re.
born" Professor Winslow declared.
IF we hope to compete with them we
must be as efficient as we never have
been In the past. Alcohol has been q
deterrant and takes the keen edge on
effectiveness.
The board Of county commissioners
at Spokans,s Wash, has closed the
county honor farm. where county pris-
oners worked out their fines. Since
the prohibition law became effective
the number of prisoners 2. the farm
BECAME SO small that 1t did not pay
the county to hire guard for the
farm.
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1916-04-20
COLORADO DRY LAW
BOOSTS SAVINGS
Enormous Increase In Savings
Since Prohibition Went
Into Effect.

Denver, Colo.-How statewide pro
hibition has boosted the savings de-
posits Of this city appear In the state
ments OF the banks showing heavy In.
crease in savings deposits. The peo-
pie are depositing their savings in the
banks instead of In the saloons, as so
many OF them did during the license
regime.
Denver's five national banks and the
Eve principal savings banks have
gained $1,769.152 in deposits since
Dec. 81, and s20,16S,702 since March
4, last year, according to the state
ments of conditions on March 7, which
were prepared by the various institu-
lions at the order of the comptroller
Of the currency at Washington and
the state bank commissioners.
The total deposits in these ten
banks on March amounted to $751;
1s7,5S2 OF this sum 5,50l,858 was
deposited in the five national banks
and $21 ,685,724 in the five largest
savings banks and trust companies.
On Dec. 81, the date on which the
last previous call for statements was
made by the comptroller of the cur
rency, the total deposits in the ten
banks mentioned amounted to $685.
413,4S0. OF that amount $63,675,684
was in the national banks and $21,-
742,746 In the trust companies. The
call for March 4, 1915, showed total
deposits in Denver's ten principal
financial institutions OF $67,017,770.
At that time $49,125,13 was deposit
ed in the national banks OF the city
and s17.s92,74S in the five largest saw
ings banks.
The gain shown by the March
statements over the statements for
Dec 81, 1915, is particularly signifi-
can't because 1t represents the first
two months >of prohibition in Colora-
do, while for several years past, under
liquor rule, the March statements
have shown smaller deposits than any
other statement during the year
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1916-04-20
PROHIBITION CLOSED DIsTiL-
LERY.

The great Walkerville distillery of
Windsor, Canada, closed down last
fall for a year for the first time In its
existence The reason given in Mr..
Walkers own words Is:
I'VE have big surplus OF liquor
on hand, about 100000 gallons, and
there is not as much demand as for
merly."
Prohibition Is getting in its deadly
work all over the country, and not
a. much is being sold as there used
to be.
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1916-04-20

The thing that made Milwaukee
famous will make you drunk.
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1916-04-20

slxty-nve rraternal orders Will MOI
allow liquor dealers to join them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-26
A Plea To Be Needed

There is much good sense IN the resoiu-
ton the Board Of Aldermen has addressed
to Postmaster General Burleson appealing
for a continuance Of the mail tube service
in this city without reduction. when our
people have to burrow like moles through
subways and tunnels" it declares, ITO es-
cape the perils Of traffic congestion on the
streets. it is no time TO eXhume inanlmate
mail matter and JOY ride it about the town
in speeding motor trucks, to the stllI
greater peril Of those who survive US on
the surface Of the earth
The proposed reduction, it Is true CON
templates a cessation Of the tube service
only north of Forty-second street. But
even in the upper section of Manhattan
Island the streets are by no means free
from traffic difficulties. Delivery wagons
and speeding motor cars dart hither and
Won. Upper Broadway for long has been
usurped by motorists as a sort OF speedway
and accidents are far too frequent. This
city needs a removal Of traffic from its
streets, IN any StCIiOi' Ao"lioi 'i'"'' go -
dition Of it. II needs, if that we're possible,
a reduction of the use Of motor trucks by
the hard-driving and too reckless employees
of the company which has the postal con-
tract rather than an increase Of the num-
Der Of those huge vans. 1t is to be hoped
the Postmaster General will give serious
heed to the petition which comes to him
from the business men, the officials and
the public of this great city, the money
maker prominent for the entire postal
department.