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Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1916-02-17

If the legislature would do
something in the way of i'm
proving the health of the state,
it would extend the sanitary
cup law" so as to include the
cotton mills and other public
works. This could be done by
requiring each worker to supply
him or herself with an indi-
vidual cup or glass, and allow
none of the fellow workers to
use the cup. The cost would be
small to each individual.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1916-02-17

Some idea of the Improvement
of local conditions over last year
may be gained from the state
ment of a Fort Mill banker a
few days ago who said that for
every dollar handled in January
of last year his bank had handled
ten dollars during the past
month.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1916-02-17

The Times regrets the resig-
nation of Secretary of War
Garrison from the Presidents s
cabinet for he has filled the
place most admirably. What
hurts us most, however, is that
that we are not capable of hold
ing down the job and would
stand so little chance of getting
it even if we were capable.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1916-02-17

Next Thursday. the 22nd,
marks the anniversary of the
birth of the nations first presi-
dent.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1916-02-17

We imagine that the ground
hog woke up cold Monday morn
morning.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-06
by wM. PHILIP sisiNis
United Press stun Correspondent

y
STOCKHOLM. Nov. 9.---tBy nall
This ~ the New Eldcfado. This Is
the New Paris. Some call Il THE
Venice OF the North" but II Is Just
Stockholm, today the most cosmopol-
itan city In the world. with a char
ac.er entirely its own. Enough cham
psign Is drunk here nightly to noc, a
battlcship. Enough money is spent
daily to ransom king. The drinkers
are the peoples OF all nations. and the
spenders are not confined to any race
nor any cline.
Incidentally the American legation
here Is one OF the busiest doing busi.
ness anywhere under the star span
gied banner. Minister Ira Nelson
Morris Of Chicago needs keep up a
full head Of steam day and night "a
clear the work pouring into his Office
The affairs OF Austria. Germany. Tur.
| key. Bulgaria, Russia and RoumaBla
are cleared through the leg ition a,
Stockholm. II Is here that much oi
the work OF exchanging prisoners be.
tween Russia and Germany Il con.
Quoted. II Is here. too. that Russi an
I money for the relief OF prisoners IN
| Germany Is handled, and wise versa
In a few months Germany has turned
over to the legation over $4,000 900
[ rubles for German prisoners In Rus
sia.
! Then there are the letters TO open
read and answer. As many ms 132
letters came from Germany In ono
day asking for information about
prisoners In Russia. Other letter,
come from Swedes In America, oi
Americans Of Swedish origin, asking
for Information. Ore man wrote tn 81
he had heard that Swedish women
were powerfully beautiful, and asked
the minister to find him wife &c
bring to America.
OF course the ministers represent.
ing the belligerent countries are not
particularly "chummy" with one an.
other. II the British minister wishes
to say something to the German min.
ister. for example. II Ia obvious that
he does not call on him and whisper
It tenderly into his ear. He requests
the American minister to do the thius
Tor him rs rule, and the same rule
holds good as between most of the
other diplomats.
+ One hears good things about Min
ister Morris. They say that despite
his exceedingly delicate position as
diplomatic representative and go-be.
tween for so many enemy powers, he
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-06
Moving Pictures

William Fox has obtained true
drama for his second presentation OF
Bertha Kalich. II is strong without
being In any sense offensive. The
element OF sex. which might have
been unduly accentuated. Is so subor-
dinated that 1t is only once in the pic
tufe that It becomes at all prominent
and thep only through the medium
OF one bVief subtitle. But no ultra
Puritan can find excuse for kicking
over the traces because OF "Ambi-
ton
Mr.. Fox is not conducting any prize
contest nor has he openly made at
tractive offers to dramatists for five
reel scenarios, but Ambition" almost
leads one to believe that he has made
the offer and been successful. Bar
ring a subplot which is introduced
once or twice and then fatty dropped
never to be taken up again, the con-
struction and development OF the pic
ture is excellent Its underlying
theme Is the breaking up OF happy
family through the husbands all
dcvOuring ambition.
ambition will be presented at the
Star theater tonight.
For the filming of the latest Red
Feather feature production. BLACK
Friday" directed by Lloyd B. Carle-
ton and featuring Dorothy Davenport
and Emory Johnson, special costumes
were necessary for Miss Davenport
as the period OF the play was in the
early seventies when the styles were
not quite the same as they are In the
summer of 1915. Miss Davenport
as a bride OF 1870 was charming and
fashion or no fashion she would at-
/ tract attention on Boardway today.
The dress Of the men was also diff
ferent than II Ii today The frock
coats and tight gray pants as well as
the flowing black ties seem strange
now, although they were quite the
rage with all the dandies Of the time.
There will be an opportunity to see
these fashions Of yesteryear on next
Thursday and Friday evenings when
BLACK Friday" will be shown at the
Orpheus theater.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-06
ASHLAND MAY DISPENSE
OF SPRINGS COMMISSION

II Is reported that plans are being
ing laid to submit a charter amend
ment TO the people which will dis
pense with the springs water commits
sion and place the control of the min
eral water system In the hands OF the
city council. and second proposition
to abolish both springs water COM
mission and park board and place
control of park and system In the
hands Of the council.-Tidings.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-06
DIR. ]. q. GOllLE

The wcii-known optician. is now In
the city for an extended stay. With .
view OF locating in klamath Falls
permanently. II you wish 10 consult
hiO,, his temporary ONCE Is 10 the
Jacobs block. over the. Ashland fruil
store. corner Third and Main streets.
Hc will call at your residence u you
wish. VII
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-06

has the confidence ana the ostoem 0t
them all.
Business men from oil over tho
world nock here. A. tho countries
at war do not like TO have CONNER
cial travellers. or any other kind Of
travellers. passing In and out Of their
territory. Sweden. nj the door OF Rus-
sia. Germany. England. Austria and
France. has been made headquarters
for business men from all over the
world: The United Statcs. Canada.
Argentine. Denmark. Holland. Spain.
Brazil Chill. China. and all the rest.
everybody with anything TO sell. be
Il new invention for killing folks or
n patent food calculated To contain
nourishment for an entire regiment In
one pill box. The idea here In Stock
holm is II q business man tries to sell
TO Russia and Russia doesn't buy. hc
Il not barred from calling on Der
many that same afternoon aud Offer
Ing II to her. II she doesn't buy. the
agent may continue his rounds with
out prejudice to himself or his wares.
This he could scarcely do anywhere
else. even In the United States or Ar
gentine. despite the fact they are
neutrals. too. for here he Ia practic-
ally ON tho field. and In direct COM
munication with even the Germans,
who can week end here and get bsch
10 Berlin to report In 4 very few
hours.
Big business is being done here.
The great jcwelry establish hments- ~
many and AZ fine almost az one finds
In New YORK. Chicago. Buenos Ayres
or London---are selling a. never be-
fore. and at advanced prices. NIL.
lions seem to be made daily. And the
whole city reflects the lovely golden
glow Of yellow coins. The place seems
happy. the happiest I've SEEN any.
where since the war began, happier
even than New York. There In hustle
everywhere. but despite II folks here
seem to have the art OF elegant livina
down 10 almost as fine point as they
have In Paris.
30 as the sun goes down lights
blaze In restaurants such as Broad
way never dreamed Of. and c0rks be.
gin to fly. Sleek mon In wide ex.
panse OF shirt front: beautiful women,
manicured and coined and dolled mp;
busy walters. radiant with large tips
In prospect: subdued liEhts the color
Of canteioupe---or old gold and pink f:
the tinkle Of fountains; the throbbinG
OF orchestrss which know enough not
to play too loudly: flowers: growing
palms; seductive perfumes: bank.
potes OF large denominations; laugh
ter; eyes with sidelong slances this
Is Stockholm.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-06
Use BABY,s FEET no
GAIN IDENTIFICATION

United Press Service.
LONDON, Dec. 6.-London hospi'
tails are considering the use Of baby
footprints for purposes OF identified
tion to prevent baby mixups and OBJ.
viate repetition Of the Baby Slings'
BY case.
Efforts have been made for some
time to take finger prints of newborn
infants, but their tiny fists squirm and
clutch 90 actively that the plan
failed.
The footprint Is said to be quite
as distinctive as the finger-print and
lot easier to take.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-06

EUGENE. Ore. Dec. 6.-Lest de.
mocracy be lost in these days Of dress
suits and taxicabs. lottery, with
Prof. Dyment presiding. is to match
the partners for the annual senior
dance. In one hat next Wednesday
morning will 90 the names of all the
men and in second those Of the wo-
men. From each hat q name will be
drawn simultaneously and thus the
couples will be paired. "Cupid's
Monte Carlo Is what 1t Is dubbed
by the students.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-06
SOME CHEAP LOTS

Well, I sold that ave-room hcu'e'
hut have some very cheap lots. oM
on Eleventh street, pavement loxi5e'
for 3A36.00. and a great big one on
Johngon avenue for S26o.oo. Term
are 10 easy you'll never miss toe
money. Better act now II you sao'
ono of them. Get CHILCOIE
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-06
w Would Restore
Guard Standing

Unlted Press Service.
WASHINGTON. d. c., Dec. s.
Senator william Borah Of Idaho today
introduced . bill to abolish the ma
tional guard In It's present form aud
to return It to the standing It had ~
4 state force before the passage oi
the Hay Chamberlain bill. The bill
was referred to the military COM
mittee.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-06
SWEDEN and THE War

This Is the last Of series OF ave
articles on Sweden by william Philip
simms. Paris manager OF the United
Press. Mr.. Simms visited Sweden TO
find out what effect the war 10 hav-
ing there.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-06
Death Over SIXTY Cents

OREGON CITY, Ore. Dec. 6.-In an
alteration over so cents. alleged due
as balance ON board bill, Tony
Cefboni. an Italian. 3S years old, Sum
day afternoon shot and instantly
killed Sam Sacatta. at Maybury sta
tion. eight miles from Boring. on the
o. W. p. electric line.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-06
Young Lad Blows
Brother. !. Head off
United Press Service.

United Press Service.
MODESTO, Dec. 6.--Leslie West.
age IS, early this morning arose. took
a shotgun his father had left . few
minutes to attend to chores. pointed
the gun at his sleeping brother
George. age S. and blew Oh the top
of the boys head. Leslie exploded
both barrels. There Is no explains
tion for the act. Z
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-06
Counterfeiter
Gets IS Year.
United Press Service

United Press Service
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 6.-Henry
Russell wilkins. the master coun-
terfeiter." today was sentenced by
Judge Dooling to Is years in the fed
eral prison.
wilkins was captured in Santa
Cruz several weeks. age. He is re-
puted to have passed more than $780,
900 in counterfeit reserve bank notes.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-06
Taken TO Asylum.

Mrs. Henry Jansen was taken to
Salem this morning to be confined in
the state asylum for the insane. Mrs.
w. L. Brown and Miss Charlotte
Rehm arrived from the asylum last
evening to get her.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-06
Hoeley Goes for Treatment.

HOeley Goes for Treatment.
e. L. Hosley. proprietor Of the
Chiloquin Mercantile Company. left
this morning for San Francisco to
get expert medical treatment for his
eye. which was injured when piece
Of gravel was thrown into 1t. He Is
accompanied by Charles J. Martin
his brother-in-law.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-06
Graves NcAring Tut OR
United Press Service

VuuVCU NVVVHh CUINICV
WASHINGTON. d. c.. De-. I.
The hearing VI Dr. Armgaard Carl
Graves. tho master spy" has been
post stponcd until March 10. owing to
the governments inability 10 pfs-
sent testimony now.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-06

LandOns Leave.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Landon leave
tomorrow morning for Wausau. Wis,
to be gone about two months.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-06
Bread Cut to &c

United Press Service.
OAKLAND. Dec. 6.-Six-cent bread
Is q thing Of the past. The Oakland
Master Bakers Association today cut
the price to nickle.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-06

indicates more liberal men control
the government. He was born in
1863, and he served nine years In the
army. He has been prominent In
national politics in Russia for twenty
years.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-06
Babe Burned With Acid

United Press Serv1co
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 6.-Helen
Gademtori. 17-months-Old babe. today
pulled the table cloth from the table.
spilling a bottle Of carbolic lotion
upon her and receiving horrible
burns. She lived only short time.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-06
LOCAL, HAPPENINGS
Mrs. Hall Leaves.

Mrs. Eibert B. Hall left yesterday
for San Francisco for a short busi-
ness trip.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-06
ORPHEUS THEATER
Tuesday and Wednesday
King BaggOtt In

luebuhy uusi Wuclco"J
King BaggOtt In
"THE CHANCE MARKET"
Three Reel Gold Seal Drama
'InscrutabIe Japan"
One Reel Travelogue
"A Won,an's Eye
One Reel Universal Drama
ALMOST q Widow
One Reel Nest0r Comedy
six Reels Good Music
Admission, 10 Cents
HERE
CELEBRITY"
Every Thnrs.lay and Friday
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-06

Russia has . new premier tn the
person Of Alexander Trepoh. who has
been minister Of railways. He is be-
lieved to be libtral. and the fact
that he displaced Premier Sturmer, .
representative of the bureaucrats.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-06
Hero fron vistillas.

Ed McBroom. rancher OF the
vistillas country. is in klamath Fails
for q fewjdays.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-06

Surety bonds while yos wait. A.
ChlhOte.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-06
winnard Visits.

Winnard Visits.
H. Z. Winnard. . stockman Of Lam
CELL valley, IL transacting business In
the county seat today.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-06

St0ckman Visits.
w. c. Dalton. manager Of the Carr
ranch, Is in the county seat to look
after business affairs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-06

Record headquarters at shephssda.
next door post0Ales. l7.tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-06
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR sALE-35oo krcll'Frenen p..". '.
for $3.50. Mrs. o. u. Se''s' V.n" y.
6%s Espianade or phone 25th. Wv
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-06

Baroness Akerhielm. wife Of the
counselor to the Swedish legation. has
just arrived In Washington to Join
her husband. and she is considered
one OF the beauties OF the diplomatic
corps there.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-28
HAS eebes
Sam Der Siitenfabrifamt SoiepG
Sonliban beim sd,enperOen lei.
mes Hierbes.

Ginen idben 1ob fanb setiern b:r
40 Sabre dlie aiitenfabriiant Jofep6
5ouliban. 30. 324 on 9ibsrtp Gfras
Be ipobnbaft, als bas pfsrb, fpslfes
er lsnfte. pl6sIid fdeuie unb Durd,.
ging.
6ouli6an befanb fif an Der flint
ten unb plum Gtrabe aIs bas 9bier
plObliA ffeute iinb bnrfgina. Dds
9bisr rate bic blum Sirabe in
n0rblifer Hidtuna entlang unb an
Der @eebfttn Strabs ipurbe, als Der
Wasen gegen ben prelHein Itlug,
6ouIiban in tpeitsm goesn aug BEN
0sidbrt seidleubert, jebod, bab if
feine Giibe in ben 3iiseln perfinser
nod cine Stride melt ssf9feift. I'm
Der Georse Strabe idlus Der Wassn
polenbs Inn unb bas pferb tonnts
bann efngefdngen tperben.
6ouli6an, Der Bel benz Stur3 einen
SGibelbrub. btn grud teiber 9eine
fofpie idpers inners 8srlebunsen tas
ponaeirassn bate. ipurbe iofort mad,
BEN fidbtiffen Soipital se6radt, trai
jeood bort nur nod als Qsi6e elm
unb bieie iuuros nah Der Worsue
iibsrfiibtt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-28
Che 6rlaubnikibeine

(4nbrefp 3. Sloan, q, 1928 glartet
l5elen s. Sloan, IL. 1912 Roiiutl
Strabe.
Jgginiam $. 9epble, 81, Sbaronpide
lGertrube s. 5interbuf4, 25. Car
tbage.
JgDiliam $. abel. %, 55 Barter ct
letta s.. Yeier, 10. SAT Meit Me.
Wfiden 4pe.
jSamss 6. Morris, %, aodlanb, 8
lUtaube 6. gapanausb. %, 6artiuell
Jgbarles MitdeI. 80. 41S 20. 5. 81
laoa Weuibers, "A, besgl.
|Sames goulser, 81. Gbilitothe, 8
lHebecea .Gausblin, 20. 25O9 Hi.dtl
Mpenue.
ISo6n g. Stab, %, 200 Gonp.ri,
Strabe.
laiais 5ennsFp, %, 3709 Datlsp
Ipenie.
IRop 8. Cheat 20, 1908 Drat. GDe
lMprile g.. Mc@upod. %, besgl.
jSobn %. gorber, 81, 5errace part,
lRoi. 6. 9emarcia, 10, bessl.
Grant Gent 90, 1922 5adirm CIR.
lGmilp 9ump, 81. 1641 Sycamore
G.rabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-28
SiBc halt an.

Sod inr1ler ItelIt Der oiiiaielle 8ct-
~tcrpropbet in Der 9unOespetterlpartt
feline @bfiibluua III gustunit ma
Die Site baltert unabl1iiig an. So
Ger geitriee 5aa brad)tc Ole Sise nod,
in pcritdrftcr IitiIagc, iubem lid 81
ben ~eliibcnoeu Somlenitrablen nod
Elm beibcr @ino eeieIlte, Der mabrcnS
bes cages ocn alIientbalt auf Den
Stroben id,icr u|nertrd9glif madie.
4m A6eno murhe Ser @inn aller.
oines etluas fiibIer, dber bon elmer
mirflid)eu Nbtitblllng mar rtidr ate
He6e. 9as thermometer erreid,te in
Der gumoeSlpetterlunrte I'M 5pei ubr
@afntittags nit % @rab icinell
SodItitanb, mos enc StraBeuteia.
pernt,lr BON iIber 100 8rub bebeutete.
Ruiiirlid bate bic Sise pieoer
cine auaabI &isitIage pm Geioigr,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-28

icrloers oa CT BON 2epi mo Der Star
W}otor &ebuiloin1 So. ieincr &c.
haliptung nad) nid,ts borte, lis er p9r.
aeiteril allf ben bon Sepi erwirtten
Saftbciebl bin in Union @itp ieliga.
lloilnlleil uuroe.
Hadloem SEER 1riQ icine Angabcn
aenladr, begnnncn Die 0eteftiue5
Sillcai0 1It0 Caution init gtadHoridr
llllgcn iifer ben ger6lcib 0es Strait.
lpdqens, oa ole Star Motor Nebuilo.
ing SO. e~GeniallS erflartc, oaB JIG oa5
%sutomrbil nidt 5lrilfbcfomnlcll
hatc lil0 oos Nciultat Der ltuteriltdI.
ing lUar, Oub crnlittelt wurbc, onB
Gas Alrtonrobil iid idDcn iiber ell
Gabr I'M Belts Der Tpli5ei befinoet
ltno nad cingebenoell Gcpuraturcil
bonn Icteftip Iar Curtis be1l1lBt
miro.
Die Wlaid}ilte ipar ooilals, ais iidj
yiielHnll0 uilL lie bcfiiinmlerte, lladJ Der
9erliic oes 5e!giten 4Soli5eioiitritts
Acbrud)t mor6cn. Iort blieb tie oanrt
mo Die 4olijei anllclI5Irte bier $50
den lang lrdd) 6ctu Gigentbilnler. Al5
id oalln nod iilnler 9tieinalto mel.
nete, mllroa Der @agen reparirt uIo
etrpas ~unlGebaut ullb ais cute Yriie
flir 6a5 Toli3ei0epartenlent erflGrt.
SettEer Glt 0eteftiDe Tan Gurtis, Der
Spe5lalOiclit tDut, bicien &raffpa'
gen, Der iogar cas- @appell Der Stu0t
Cincinnati trdgt, mtullterbrodtel Dee
llust. Ratiiriid toirS - INN fir Sur
lis nit oieier i5errllbfeit uprbei ieir
oeltn Der @agen miro leet Der Star
Motor Gebuilome So. mieoer 5uge.
lteQt nerben. @as SEER 9ria, Der
natlrlih ioiorr geaen giirgifaft aui
freien SllB aeieet wltroe, 3t thin sc.
CENT?, bleibt ab5uuarten, aber cr
ecltete geItern oil, cap er polle Sc.
mtgtbruulg fiir Die inn meet9ane
Sdmat) iei1er &erbaftltng Uerlangerl
miirGs.
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6leiue Ypltseiuabrtbten

- 4ls oermibt tDurbe geitern De,
goIi3ei Der 27 Sabre alte @sorg 10
StaIter, bon go. 1908 Weft 8. Ctr.
gemeIbet, Der felt benz porsstrisen
Sage peridpunoeu 1T.
- Jrau 4nna Sitter BON 30. 80
Slpttsr 4osnue mslbete ssitern Der
poIiasi, bab tie in sinem Siniesuts>
2aosn an Der 5. Strabe I'm S. in
gaar, iopis I'M Elm giienbabubiIst
mad 2incoln, SG., beitoblen rpurbe.
= Die gult5ei iuht g~esenpGrtig
sinen elegant setlsioeteu ManH. Dem
eg pprssitsm selunssn 1T, Qbs Shau>
tsrmann, DON go. 1872 SF 5. Strabe.,
einsn tpertblofen gbed iiber $3.50
au~fsubGnssn.
= Iuf QnIu6en Der 9e5Drben Don
Chattanooga uurosn aeitern bon ben
Detettips i0aG uuS 5bumas bic Sur
bisen Sobn 4oams, 81 Sabre ali.
unb ,gbdrlep" 9. Manning, trob bes
mdnnliden 8ornamens benz i60neren
@eI6lett angeb0ris, i'm 9auie Ctr.
% 8st Canal Strabe Derbaftet.
4oams pirb beihuloigt, nebarlen"
i6rem @attsn in Chattanooga entfibrt
gu baben.
- .5unsrise ginbre6er iparen es
auasni6sinli9, bic in Der 0aht pom
Mittpo6 gum Donnerftug Der Wob>
rung Don 5reb. Splitter an Der SEER
per unb Ribseipap 4penue einen Be
iu6 abitattetsu. sic lieben nGmlia
ariber So in Yaar nod orei aannea
nit eingema6ten 9firiifen. bret adnz
nen BEAT Goat" iotpie iieben &anasn
eebadenen gobHen ais geute nit
geben.
Spisp6 @fblsp BON Carton. Sr.
melbete seitern Der 9oIis.i, bab ihm
i'm Union gabubof Dpn einem Gang
finger feline llbr, bic einen Wertb Don
$40 bat, estdmotirt fpurbe.
Map Willer BON 4o7 9eurge
Strabe meloete Der ppliaei oaB ees
tern Semanb ibrsn Spffer erbra4
urb ibr $50 in 9aur iOpie S6mucs
laden i'm 8ertbe bon $95 sntpenbcte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-28
Mbfolmt unn6tbia
Sf Nniresmns Of Der usreinSeltcn
Sale. Ton ainSerldbmuug.

,;m ii1etiiden 8eiunSheitsami
triiroe an, gsjtriaeu Sage mieoer en-
Sail pom ainberl1bmrng ~aemelost
urL Der Eatient 1T in oieiem Sale
Der Srei Satire aIte Ssohn Roel bon
Ger Geit nno Sarriet Strabe, Der iit'
bertits felt Dem porgeitrigen Gage i'm
itdbtiihtu Soipital %teiiloet.
9ngciid)ts Der Sbatiad)e, bnb bon
rcrtdiroenen Seiten IN 9~erbinSultg
nit Ser MinterIdfmnng. epidemic i'm
Citcu bas apitreten oicier aranfbeit
hicr als bofii ieniationea bcbdmoelt
ipirb. biiritc es angebradlt iein Gar.
mi bttsuweiien. baB ieotuebe auire.
ging iiber bic pcrcipelten Sale uoit
ainaerlabmnug abiolut unangebraht
iii.
Der iIastiide @eiumSbeitsbsamte
Or. 4. s. 9aiibis erflarte geitern in
Der b"sitimmteiten Weiie. Sab abiollti
fem Gruno iiir iraenSspelde ernitlihe
yeiiirdytungen porIieat uu6 er 9ab
cui @ciraaeil su, bab Die ainberIdb.
muiIg abiol,it ni6t 3u Sen SeItenbct.
ten gefort mo bier IN Cincinnati
icriwdbrenb Sale bieicr aranfbeit
tec6ahtet Weroen. Ter llnterifieo lit
inir Ser. ouB ieitens 6es 9it6lifums
nicfel arnrfbeit unier normalen Der.
I~dItniiicn feinerlei geaftung &c.
idlcnft wirb mto Die sescmpdrtige an
Suiteric srensenSe anireguns rtr
sirrH Die epidemic im Siten perur.
iatt wiiroe, bic iibriscns aud id)ol
in grIoiden lit.