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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-07-01

Consisting of % COWS i'll milk, Is fall
cows, yoke 4-year-old oxen, weight 2600;
the balance, 2-year-old heifers and yearling
heifers, a nice lot.
% head very choice Holstein cattle-2S:
Consisting of cows, yearlings and calves
Papers to go with each animal
25 HORSES IS: One pair buckskins, own
brother and sister, and years weight
220O; one pair bay horses, s and years
old, weight 2400 one pair black mares, 5
years old, both with foal, weight 1000; one
chestnut stallion, II years old, weight 400
and good one, a. thoroughbred Belgium,
papers to go with him; one chestnut mare,
10 years old, weight 100; the balance a
lot of good, general purpose horses and
colts
ID New Wagons: consisting of Concord
wagons, top buggies and Surveys, good
| secondhand top buggies and Concord wag-
ons, two new two-horse farm wagons, one
one-horse lumber wagon, two good dump
carts.
Six sets Of double harness. new and
second hand; II single harness, new and
second hand
| FARMING TOOLS. Five moving ma.
chimes, new and second hand; four horse
rakes, one hay tedder, one potato planter
two corn planters, two manure spreaders,
1.-TWO snlky plows, two good harrows, one
/ tanning mill, nearly new; and many either
articles too numerous to mention
Terms made known at time Of sale
Every article sold as represented Every,
enc fed at noon.
=
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-07-01
q. d. PARKER.

The man that sells the goods.
p g Dawley and Frank Beecher. Auc.
tioneers.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-07-01
STOLEN WATCHES FOUND.
Seventeen Timepieces Picked Up by
Roadside Near Chester.

CHESTER, July 1-Seventeen of
the G5 watches stolen from f. G..
Locke's store in this village Wednes.
day night were found yesterday beside
the road near Proctorsvilla and
brought back to the proprietor of the
looted store. This is the first clew as
to the direction taken by the burglar
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-07-01
PosTMAsTERS ARE NAMED.
Presidents Appointments for North
field, Dalton and Hatfield

President Wilson yesterday sent to
the senate the names of eight Massa-
chusetts postmasters. most of them for
the western part of the state. The
nominations included John j. Kelley at
Dalton, f.. j. Dion at Northbridge Ell
len X. Callaghan at Mortified. John
j. Fleming at North Grafton. Patrick
II. Mulany at Hatfield and Lorna IL
Leland at Templeton.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-07-01
Farewell June.

Farewell June, and il forever,
Then forever fare thee WE'LL
But @. we II not forget You even,
With your frosts and snow aud rain.
Frawell then, and II forever,
Then forever fare thee we'll.
When our oaious bond We sever
Where "a send you III not tell.
G. E. G.
Brattleboro, July i.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-07-01

In Brattleboro, June 20, Miss Minnie
Fisher, &c.
In Brattleboro, July /, Patrick Gut
heen.
La West Brattleboro (Melrose hos
pitai, June 80, Timothy Lee Terrill,
50, of Wilmington.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-07-01
HAVE YOU ENROLLED?

Let us send enrolment papers the form passbook
with the assurance that pension will be at
less than FOUR PER CENT. per annun -
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-07-01
Hundreds Greet Vermont Troops.

Several hundred persons from this local
ity gathered at East Mortified station to
see the Vermont troops pass through Tues
day night They were expected at 100,
but the first train of wagons and horses
arrived at l030 p. m. and the first train
OF militia at lilo Engines were changed
here, which gave several minutes visit
with the boys. Each man was given
Gospel of Saint John by some OF the con
ference people. Everybody greeted the
boys and shook their hands from the car
windows and gave them word of cheer.
1t was an impressive sight, never to be for
gotten, and brought the realization Of war
home to everyone The last train went
through at , a. m.
Miss Theo and Miss Hazel Spencer of
Greenfield are visiting IN town.
The Pollyanna club received about
5000 from its fair held Tuesday.
Sidney Coe is delegate from
Harvard to tae student conference.
Edward I, Pullen OF Hackensack. n j..
is visiting his sister, Mrs. William Leavs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-01
Pleasure Craft Being Prepared.

After having lain ashore for several
weeks at Regans boatyard, the yacht
G. NJ. A, belonging to G. NJ. Anderson
of this city. has been put overheard
ready for service. Mr.. Anderson will
proba bly, leave here on the first trip of
the season in the latter part of this
week.
Capt. VIII Neitzy has had repairs COM
pleted on his power boat Benjamin n,
and recently made a trip aboard her.
Capt. Neitzy will take his family aboard
the launch, and will spend a month
cruising along the lower Potomac
To be cleaned and painted and for
such minor repairs a s she may need.
the power boat Two Friends. belonging
to Capt Charles Hahn, is out on the
railway at Regans
On the program of human events
women are the consolation race.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-01

strain of facing death sleeplessly for
six days and nights. At regular inter-
walls were switches and soldier switch
tenders and in one valley a round
house" improvised by sending out
few spurs from the main tracks.
Both automobile and steam roads
were directed by most efficient sys-
tenn Of train dispatching. to serve which
separate telephone system was used
There has never been a minute since
the battle began that the constant now
in both directions has been interrupted
Tor moment There has never been
serious Jam on any road section.
Practically speaking. there is never
minute that each car and each yard of
road is not under the supervision of
those armed with authority to take
summary action.
We used to think the French were
weak in organization" was my COM
panion's comment
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Read What Distinguished Buyers Say

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value Of this encyclopaedia will be greater
than the Cambridge issue to many persons
because of its reduced size"
From U. S. Senator Jas. MARITIME.
Of New jersey
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times in the course Of the year have re-
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But Not Much Longer

The remarkable bargain offering last only
short longer The Handy
made before the war began.
The drastic increase in the materials makes
possible Them Paper advanced per
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The publishers notify the
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steam roads one sometimes sees in OPP
Grafton in auarries or on great con-
struction works in the United States.
Each miniature engine draws a train
Of half n dozen or more cars. The rails
are very light and the ties very fimsy,
so that at first the whole construction
seems himSy and unsafe. On the other
hand these little roads are precisely
adapted 10 the days need.
The track may be laid very rapidly"
my companion pointed out.
That was obvious AS 1 watched a
gang of soldier track layers began car
rying out rails spiked in sections on
the light wooden sleepers. They were
laying down a side track. The grading
had been done with ShoVels and a few
handfulS of crushed stone, and that
track was laid almost as fast as man
can walk. Before our automobile was
out of sight the engine was backing
down upon ft-carefully. as an engine
should to which had been intrusted a
train Of cars-but quite safely.
They run almost to the enemy's
lines 7 was told. They are very often
under she'll fire, these little trains. but
their crews do not mind it They are
torn UP by a shell the poilus lay down
a new section and the train goes
triumphantly on"
Trainloads of Road Members.
We passed train after train laden
with the territorial road members, bur
dened with their picks and shovels in
addition to their rifles and haversacks.
They We're on their way to build new
roads or repair old ones. Next would
come a company or two of soldiers on
their way TO the front. rather silent, as
becomes men on their way into the
furnace" they often call it, but
srinning and in good spirits. The next
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We have received the last four months thousands Of letters from
asking it possibly that the Handy Volume
which offering
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which publishers charge nearly
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MANY NEW ROADS
:. BUILT AT VERDUN
French Accomplished Won
ders After Attack by the
Germans Began.
RAILROADS ARE LAID
AS THE TRAINS MOVE
Poilu Reporters Sulk When leu
ton Shells Tear Up Stretch They
Have Just Mended.
BY HERBERT COREY.
Copyright 1915.

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st.. -,o -o,,5 ,t,o,tsrb q,
g. .t.,, -. ,,,r+,, Nv
the ffeHeh oi''N'' "'''' Jul 20,
planned. The Germans were ShelIhS
II this morning No damage had been
-. ~.
oone ds YET pu
we must take very poor rodd III
stead" said he
7. vsrv fortunate road indeed
Tor US. Tor II gave US Chahce W see
something of that marvellous organl-
za+ton the French have built IN back
-.
OF 'eroUn- lhese thlhss are no 4o'3 q
secrets. The Germans, no doubt, know
Then, almost as well rs their authors
-, -, IT. r-o,,,r
10 put lhe" III " ptiaSe' INV iS''e"
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one Of yours, the latter being In much more
convenient form for the ordinary reader and
much lower in price"
From Prof. E. c. Moore. of Harvard
University
division of Education)
Il find the Britannica Indispensable in my
work and could not possibly get along with
out it In its new form. il seems to me to be
the form In which have it.
From Director c. F. Park. of the
Lowell Institute. School for Indus
trial Foremen. Boston
This is a great achievement, the book work
being of unusual excellence Although tho
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The hour that It became apparent
tho Germans really meant" to attack
verdun the French high command be-
gan to repair this deficiency in the
transport service. At dawn of the fol-
lowing day $4,000 automobiles of vari-
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of the Larger sized Cam
bridge University Issue
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Here Are the Two Issues, page by page
landy volume"I uue The Cambridge University issue

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-28


Ans Berlin iuirbs semeIoet, oas
Die 9ettlden am Counting fiinf Nm-
sriffe Der 5ran5pien amf 6as Sort
0Onamunt bei @erSnu Smrafaeidjla-
gen babfn. Die yrnnspien 6nftell
idImere TerIuite. Die 9eutldJen ba-
ben lire stelluneen mad Seiten
nno Citeu 81 iusiter sDorgeTdobem.
8eitiid) BON benz Sort iia6men lie
Gbantpnrmbille, bns irrtiilnlid id)on
frii1sr als sfnpu1inen gemefoet luiir-
be, ferner ben gote be Gallon mnb
auleroem 6rangen ne bis Nape ain
liioIideu 9lan0e bes WebGIaes pon
1t, Sras Dor, Rad Often 5u, in
Der 8uebre Wfgenb, baben iie bic
ge1eitisMnseu BON .Sarbnmonnt er-
ltiirmt. Die aampfe in Der 8oebre-
Wcgeae lcllen fd) bis an bic @rense
Uon 2utbrin8en aasgeoebnf llaben
Die GAIL Der iiidJt periuuubeten Sc.
fanaeurIf, lDfld)e bic 0enfIdjen aes
uHld)f bdbeu, betragt Bis ieBt 5000.
Die Jran5oien, bic nod iiimrr nidlt
Dlreff sifge8eben babem, Sak 0u,lo
lltpns gefalIen iei ipnbern umr iaaen,
oak pic SenHden 0itlidD nna lueit.
lid uDn BEN Jort einen feitem stiib.
pHnft gcnomuien baben, be6anpten
ibrerieitst bah oie 9slitidem fmrdlt.
bare Ierlnfte sebabt Jattcn. Ser.
inntl'dl i'no bic &erlnite nnf beioen
Sstfen grok; bonn obnc Id1iuere On
Ter iutro oieIer aampf nm gerbnu
Ilid)f gefiigrf merocn f6nnen. Sine
SonSpner Sepeidle iagt, oas o6en or.
luabufe @proringen nadl Often uuS
Aeitrn lei eine sslanfeube,ueauna.
snrds iuelde Die 0enfIdlsn fait eben,
10 DisI aeiupnnen llatttn, iuie ourd,
oeH oirsffen slnsriff. Sn Der @oebs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-28

geo0lferune Serbiell's eeldiff Ieielr,
fonfis5iert. Die gaa6ridt nluB eril
bon oiterret6il6er ooer atlocrer
glalibpiiroiger Seite beitdtiat Ie:;.s
.e5e man tie glanben fam.
Cine 9epeI1e aus Mailano Be-
bauptet, man fiirdte in Der Sdlpei3,
oaB Die 9eltiden ourd idiuei5sri
ldes @ebiet 5ieben iniiroen, Inn Ser
DUN beiier aiigreifen 5u f0nnen. gft
9ea9ridt lit natiirlicb 8looiinn.
Sn Der 9fabe ser italieniidjeit
#Staot Gorton entgeliIte Elm NIT
55olonten beiester 3ug. 9eeun assr-
ionen muroen getotet llno iiber lin:
gig perleBt.
Slns Sofip miro semeIbet, oie
0ead)ridt, ssapam lueroe &rieaslhifis
nad benz MfittellanoiIdJem Wseer
idifen, lei nid]t fuabr.
|. Cine 8epeide nus Cairo nleloet,
i'm @riehenlano ipiiroerl lid] l1lnnlf=
lid)e 9arteien pereinigen Inn cine
Yolitif Der ssilterpention 5u @llnIteu
Der slaiierten 5ur 9lusfiibrung su
bringen 0ie 9epelbe lit geIogcn.
0as vgdo gelge" ipeiB ipieoer
BON bllltigen 9ramaaell in Berlin 3u
beridten SIT natiirlid aeIogeu.
Cine 9iellter 8epelhe aus 8nfa<
relt meloet, Die rnmallii1e Meaie-
|rung babe aIle nntilraliiierten Hlt-
manen sudden 2i uno 46 ssabren
sum Militaroienit einbernfeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-28

Erali0ellt gSillon bat auf 0ent
p@rioirom Club 8anfett in @oihs
ington cine 9ieoe gebaIten, iii ser
er erflarte, Mmerifa ioIlte iidh lntcr
alien ltniitdnoen aus DEM Grieoe
balten, ansgenommell, tnenn cs qe-
5mnngen fein ioIlte, iein @ered)tia-
felts- nno @umanitdtsgefiibl aufsir-
ge6en. 9os mar cine lelr bclu,.
ritbigenoe 4euBerllng llno nod be-
inrubigenoer lit IS, ooB oieIe aeuBe=
rlng peroffentli1t ipnroe. Denn
oas geidiebt geiu0bulib niht init
ben 3eoen, oie BEL oe1 sSeItliffeiten
oes @rioiron Club gebnltcn ner0eli
Wenn es NIT Der gieoe oes gr1ii.
oenten geldeben, 10 nluB cr niht
lnr lpe5ien feline grIau6nis oosp
aeseben babeny fotloern muB es a,iel
oireft getpiinidt boben Das benefit
oaB er DIE &e0e. unb gans ipcsielf
oiele AeuBerltaa ais cine beodtens-
iuerte slnfiinoigllrg allgeiehen ipiilel,
polte Dieie MenBerllna aarantierf
aber nibts- SIN @egenteiI Ser
Eraltoent nladt unler Neufralblei.
ben gan5 nno gar sll elmer @efiibls.
lad)e, iDdbrero in @irf(id,feit Bel
Ibm nlr oas sSi1tereISe 6es 0anocs
IN getradt fomlneil loIlte. @ir
nriiiien geIteben, oaB uns oiele g(eu.
Berltng oes 9r1iioenten iebr beunrn.
bigen6 erideiut.
Die oeutihe 9eote leqt, spie es
beiBt, Saliptgeipiht alrf Sen
lumitallo, oaB oie enelilden San
loelslbiffe ni6t MIR fir gerteioi
glnlgs5pede bctpoffnet lino, Iouoern
Dob ibre aopitane auh Sen aebei.
men gefebl baben. llnterieeboote on-
.5igreifen, Dies lei einc oirefte Ser.
lesllng Der geripredlrugen, lpeIcbe
oie englilde Hegierllng am %. SIN.
quit 1914 aeuiabt babe. gseln oie
en9lilhe &egierung oielc ilt einen,
Shreiben an ben oamaIiaen Sfaots-
lefretor grpan gemad)tcn GerInre.
d)ungen tpieoerboleu uno Tie aud,
ltrltt befolgen iuolle, oomn 1piirocn
5Dtlfen 9altidIano uno sen Scr
Staaten iiberbaupt feinc Sfreifia.
fetten IN 8e5ue auf 6as serienfen
BON Sblffen entftebcn fomer
sIe italieniFde @eaieriinq bot
allf llniere Note pom listen ,sanliar.
N oer oen smiierten poraeidIaoen
,ulto' snt5 lpre 0anoeIs- uno GaIIaqier.
l9lfIe nibt 5u beiuoffnen, aeontipor.
ret. Die slntiport lit iebr lana.
sSfalten beitebt in ibr oaroiif, ooE es
o oas Nebt babe, Sonoelsld)iffe fir
SeffeloIglnes5ipedc gu betpoffnen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-28

ranntlle, fnnf Wietler uDit gerDittl,
bDrgeDrmngen, mo bic Sransuiem, bic
5nse6en 1titften, bak lie 5nriidge=
brGmst ieien, iie aifaebalten fGtten.
Sn Ser iueitliden Jlanfenbeiueging
babeit lie, iuie pben id)om geiagt,
gampnenbille genommen nno iimo
bis sum st. 8ras borgeriidt 9ieie
2onooner 9epeIde last, baH Die @er=
lnite anf beiben Seifeil 3ebutamieitoc
bctraget, Cine 9epeid)e ans Iot-
terSam an bic oSailp Mail" lit Com
bon bebanptet, oas Turt gonainont
lei nollitanoig seritort iuurOen. Nam
bnbe es NIT siu6lf- ililb iicbse6n56lli-
gen &anonel beld)oiIert. Gieie feb
sebnsDlligem &anDnen ieien pum 0em
9entiden ipesiea fiir 0ieien slmgriff
! amf @erbnn bergeitellt luorSen.
Cine fransOiiidJe Sepeidje bebaiip-
tet, Dem @Drbringen Ser 9entIden
in Der WegenO non Ger6nn lei elm
6alt geboten iuDrOen. Nus Sen iibri-
gen Melemusen gebt oies aber nidDt
berDur, iunbern es lit nadJ ibnem
Dielnebr Satiad)e, oaf bic 9elltidJen
rnbis lueiter purriifen. Tie syransD-
len itelleit itdJ andJ nod immer an,
ais Of 0as ssort 9onanmomt nod
nid)t senOnmen lei, iuabrenb Die
Gentiden cs tatiadjlidJ idDOn lett
Samitas i'm Belts baben. Sugar ser
Erenliermiitiiter griano erlaft aaer=
lei notwithstanding pom Dem
Wiiserfolg Der Gentidjen, an benen
anideinenO fein @prt iuabr tit.
Ginem gcridDt Scr 8erIiner o3ei=
fiing am Mittag" lat Die yemegmna
sesen Die sseitnng am uorisen
WOnfag aegen 6alb nenn ltbr be-
gomnen. Sic begnnn nit einem nn-
sebenren Reimbursement, Sas bis
5nm 9fadntittag Samerte. SemtIde
6lieger ljielten bic feinoliden gnft-
fdiffe ab niio uer6inoerten 10 cine
aabere Nnfflarnna. @egen fiinf
llbr nadJmittags 6egann oas erite
Ginsreifen Der Snfanterie. Sic
0rang snerit i'm Centrum md Sl=
ben 81 segen sslabas nnb ben 8alo
bon SaitmDnt Dor, bas ganse Malo=
gebiet iuar NIT Sra9t6in6crniiien
Omrdlsosen, aber Die gtrtillerie brad,
@ege bird nno bis a6enos nm 8
llbr mar Der 8al0 i'm Belts Der
9emtiden, Gnrdl bas @orriifem Der
0entIfen lunrbe oic Stellnna Der
Jran5pien m6rolidJ nun Dem Sam-
mont Walo 10 sefabroet, oaf iic
iid friib am nGditen Murgem an
riif5ieber mmkten. Den s,Deitcn Sag
iiber banerte Sies 3niammenluirfea
bon Snfamterie nito 9lrfillerie ami
bentidjer Seite fort. Der Nmgriff be-
gann iuieoer nm fiinf 1lbr nadmif-
tags, oiesmal amf Oas sorf .San-
munt, uno in einer balben Stnnbe
lparen bic Sentiden idjom onrd) oas
Sorf unb ben Ganres Nalo. glni
%. Jebrnar na6men bic Gemfihem
Samosmemr mno bic Stellnnsen siui-
ldeu oieiem Srt nnS Sammpnt. gm
"A. iuurbe Der ,6iigel 344, cine Der
ltarfitrn frans6iiidlen Stellnngcn in
Der @egenS genomnen. Ter 9or-
reIponbent meloet, bic Scnfidlen fat
fen nnr serimge @erlmite ssbabt.
Ter fet,fr Snuufflo inf f;,r 0Suo.
lanS idliuere Sdliffsperlmite gebrad)t.
Ter Eenininlar & Oriental Gam
pier pYialoja" lunrSe i'm aamaI, ec-
raOc in ben oStraits Of guper" ),
rutiucoer In ben @rnno acbpbrt oocr
onrdD cine Seemine beidJGbiat; 9eb-
teres 1T wabrideinlidJer. Su Scr
yabe befano iidD Der Sampfer y@m-
pref pf IT. Billiam", er elite oem
l'nfenoen oMalpja" su Siilfe mno
iunr6c ebemfalls omrdJ cine Grpluiiou
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-28
anr5e uebfrlidt.

Die 9elitidlem oringen bel
gerbnm iueiter Dpr. Sic neb=
tnem G6ampneupiae rilO Oie
Befeitignmgen bpn 9aitOra=
mount. ssallde Geriidte, baf
if,rent @Drorinsen Gin GnSe se-
ulad]t lei, liiio amfsetandJt.
Die Geitcrreider beieken
9nrnssp. Die Staliener fliidl-
ten fid) aaf Die Sdiffe.
Die 9entIdDcn neb,nen bic
6iisel Iiibaueitlid bon Soitpe-
mont.
Jiinf englild)e 9ampfer
tuatr0en berienft.
Die beitfld)c 3egieriins ,nadt
bic Mafreael, iueldJe Die
1 SriessprDfite beitenerf, be-
Hannt.
Die Siirfei ,uirb perimd)en,
Gr5eritm sliriif5nerobern.
,Sapan idift feine arieas=
fdiffe nadb oem mittellamOi=
fd)en Wieer.
Nm Spnntag batten sic
Gnglan0er idjluere Sd]iffsber-
Lutte sit erIeiben.
aurOpatfin lit Snnt 8efebls
baber Der ritiiildjen gtoroars
tnee ernannt iuDroen,
Bel eineut gnftidiffansriff
ailf Wiet iuerOen mebrere Ser
lpnfn getDtet nno DeriunnSet.
,Sn ben goseiem iino iuieber
Sample my Ganse.
Cine Sepeldje ans gmfareit
meloet, 6mmGnien iuer6e nen-
tral bleibeIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-22
Srunbsiantbnms . ilebertraannasa.
~gineinnaff 81. Sci

George g. gitler an Midael
RaujDts, Cots 356, 357, 358 uno 1853
IN Der airbp RsaltD Golmpunn's I'm
ttrabtbeiluns in 8eed5tpccb. (Stsusr
500; 81.
Sic Cincinnati Iruft 60, 7ruites,
an SuIia GrpFe, Got 525 IN Mtubis
ion Pfaee lInterabtbeilung, $3.50.
gpa Bridges on Maubt gorbpfe,
ungefGbr 10 4der Qonb In SnrDsp
1896 in anbsrIon 5otpnfbip, (etsusr
500; 81.
Utoube Rorbbie an gpn Bridges,
4 Mder 2anb an Der MsburD Monb IN
SurDep 1896 in MnbsrfOH 3Oiprls
flip, (stsuer Soc; 81.
Sofepb Shneiber an Better RoIens
Stpeis, so bsi 125 CUB an btr Giib=
feite bes 81. Mdrtins place in gbe=
blot, (9teusr 81; 81.
RddlaB bon qouild g. StrueDt an
hilbert +. Gtruepe, Gin ilngetbeiIies
1/5 SniereHe in 16 Bel 100 SUB an
Der Weftfeite Der Walnit GtraBs,
40 SUB fiibiid Der 8. Gtrnbt, 81,
DO. an Mdrb 8. Durntr. Elm lrs
qstbsiltes Us SntsrsiIe I'll basielbs
Gisentbuti, 81.