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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-03
THEY WANT A REAL SOUL KISS

Owen Moore cad Marguerite Courtot
desire to know just what form of kiss
ing Is calculated to inspire them to do
nothing else in life but repeat the SEN
sation
All sorts Of kisses are not alluring,
as everybody knows. This one must
be established by scientific expert
ments now being conducted at the Fa-
nous Players studio as the last word
in ultra desirability.
1t is not only to be the principal
thing in the play, but also the title,
THE Kiss" Both Miss Courtot and
Mr.. Moore deny they are expert and
assert that the real, genuine soul
shocking kiss can be achieved only
through experimentation.
Fred A. Kelsey has Just filmed "The
Spanish Woman" with Leah Baird in
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-03

Polk Directory of Canyon, Gem.
Washington and Adams counties now
off the press. Write for particulars, R.
L. Polk & Co.. Globe Bldg. Seattle.
Wash,-AdV. II
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-03
NOTICE.

]. ]. McCue has removed his law
offices from McCarty Bldg. to fifth
floor Idaho Bldg. and will be associated
with Chas. F. Reddoch Adv-O6c
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-03
NEMSNOTES -MnTELAD
y 6yDAISY DEAN Ky

~1HE honor of playing the leading
feminine role in the first Rud-
| yard Kipling picture ever filmed
i | goes to Jose Collins, who APP
pears in THE Light That Fall
ed" about the middle of October. She
plays the rart of Bessie. the fiery. I'M
tanned and constituencies girl of the
streets. Robert Edeson plays Dick
Heldar, the hero.
The story of the book is followed
closely. Dick Heldar, an artist. at an
exhibition Of his war paintings meets
his childhood sweetheart, Maize. His
hope of winning her love is frustrated
by his model Bessie. whom he has
found weak and starving on his door
step, and who shows her lack of graf
itude by trying to stab him. Maize,
seeing the model in Dicks arms and
not knowing that the man is trying to
take the girls knife from her, breaks
with him.
Dick finds that he is going blind and
rushes work on his masterpiece in or
der to finish 1t before the darkness
closes in on him forever. The work is
finished and the artist goes blind. Be-
fore others can see the picture Bessie
destroys it in a spirit os vengeance.
Dick, learning that his friend Torpen-
how plans not to return to his army
life in Egypt in order to look after the
blind man, leaves for Egypt himself,
first writing Torpenhow and Maize.
They follow him ard find him,
perched on camel under fire from the
tribesmen's bullets. Maize rushes to
him and later they are found dead in
one anothers arms.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-03
MILK IN THE HOME.

ID. A. H. writes: How should milk
be. cared for in the home?
Answer: No one who can afford to
do otherwise would buy loose milk,
that is. from the can, taken home in
pitchers. Bottles OF milk. should be
wiped or washed as soon as received
from the wagon and placed directly
In the refrigerator. Such bottles
should not be opened until the milk is
used; and any milk remaining should
be tightly covered and returned to the
refrigerator. The latter should never
whilst there Is milk In 1t, be allowed
to become warm. Milk should at all
times be covered for a protection
against dust and insects. especially
the fly. 1t should be kept in a COM
partment where there are no strong
smelling foods like onions. cheeses "of
superior rank" or other eatables from
which doors would be absorbed. The
prime object of such precautions as
these is to keep the milk clean; and to
retard the growth of germs in this
fluid.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-20
When is a patterN Desd2

The following from the booidet on
storage battery care issued by the
Willard Storage Battery company Of
Cleveland, may prove helpful to car
owners:
"ln examining a battery that ap-
pears 90 BE- dead. "A hydrometcr
syringe should be used TO determine
the specific gravity Of the elcctrolyte
or the solution inside the battery.
This test should be made before add.
ing water Should the battery charge
prove TO be lower than 1875 It Is nee
ogsary TO have the battery rechargcd
This may be done in cases where
the battery is not too weak by doing
considerable running with small use
Of starter and lights. In this connec-
ton, 1t Is very important to see that
the generator is working properly.
inspection Of wiring to make sure
that there are no grounded wires from
Insulation being worn on. no corroded
terminals and no poor connections:
testing of lamps and cleaning Of gen
orator brushes are always As essential
TO efficient electrical performance as
the cleaning Of carburctcr and gaso-
line IS 10 motor efficiency
Sometimes the generator does not |
charge the battery sufficiently TO meet /!
t.e unusual demand Of some particu-
lar driver for cranking the motor and /;
the fights. In such cases
she willard Storage Battery company
that the owner visit the
learast willard service station where !
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-20
MAXWELL SPRINGS
SEASONS SURPRISE

Somctimes there Is a surprise in the
motor car industry that Is funny only
TO very few. OFTEN the surprise Is
perpctrated TO the chagrin of some
Motor company seems to have sprung
q surprise and yet To have made a
really enjoyable bit of pleasure out
OF II for all concerned.
During the months just previous to
the company's 1917 announcement.
there was a continual food of letters
into the Offices OF the Maxwell Motor
company, asking about prices for the
coming season. In every letter there
was this question: "IIow much will
the price be raised?"
The dealers were so sure Of the
raise in price that they didn't think
20 consider anything else. They want
cd to know what they would have to
work on. how much more they would
have to get from their purchasers.
And also many of the wise old owls
who are always found ready with ex-
pert opinions where motor car topics
are discussed, intimatcd very frankly
that the Maxwell company was one
OF the many which would have to
raise prices Simply no other solu-
tion, the prices must so up
Then imagine the surprise when
the Maxwell company announced one
OF the greatest reductions in price
since the establishment of the COM
pany. They couldn't believe lit
simply couldn't be true. Again th'
kilograms began to pour into the of
ices at Detroit. "What does this
mean They wanted TO believe the
good news, but they didn't want to
get their syslcns all saturated with
satisfaction until they could bc sure
the good news had been verified. They
were not going to take any chances
on n matter so important
81 couldn't believe it," wrote one !
dealer, because / didn't think II pos /!
Biblc for you TO give any more value. I
But now that know the new prices .
are right, that the good news is true, |
began to realize what the Maxwell |
policy really means. GIVE me all the
cars for territory that you can sparei"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-20
The Fascination Of Golf.

Cincinnati, o., Aug 1.-Two broad
shouldered, tanned men stood talking
for brief time under the grandstand
before the game last Monday at Red
land Field As the fans hurried past
them to their seats, the years were
rolled back and the two men were
seen again on the pitching mound in
many Of the greatest games ever re-
corded in the history of the sport.
The men were Christy Mathewson,
Of the Cincinnati Reds, and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-20

Miner Brown, who, after lapse of a
year is again on the pitching staff Of
the Chicago Cubs. When these great
eXponents of the pitching end of the
game were in full possession Of their
ability as slabmen the entire baseball
world looked on, for their games were
sure to be marked with skill, grace,
strategy and all the kinks and work
ings of inside baseball. Matty, as a
Giant, and Brown, as one of the older
breed of Cubs, rivals, pillars of the
game for many years stood talking.
Subject? Baseball? No, golf.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-20

pair or recharge storage battery
and do not tamper with your own
battery beyond filling it with pure
water and testing it with a hydro.
meter syringe. BY following these
precautions and operating the starter
and electric lights with some degree
Of intelligence and economy good re-
suits are bound to follow"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-20
Women Golfers VIII Play.

Chicago, Aug. 19-One hundred and
fifty women golfers of the central
states win compete in the Woman's
Western Golf association tournament
beginning Aug. q at Grand Rapids.
Among them will be Miss Elaine Ro-
senthal, Of Ravisloe, Chicago, who
will defend her title as champion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-20

Julie Ring has more claim to fame
than merely being the little sister of
Blanche Ring. Julie has made an
enviable record as a vaudeville and
musical comedy star. Her favorite
amusement is motoring, and the ac-
companying picture gives fair idea
of how she has been spending the
"off-season" these hot summer months.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-20
Should Sloan's Llniment co song?

Should Sloan's Llniment co -'0ng?
OF course it should! For after
strenuous day when your muscles
lave been exercised to the limit, an
application of Sloan's Liniment will
take the soreness and stiffness away
and get you in fhe shape for the
morrow. You should also use it for
a sudden attack of toothache. stiff
neck, backache, stings, bites, and the
many accidents that are incidental to
vacation. I'VE would as soon leave
our baggage as go on a vacation or
camp without Soan's Liniment."
Writes one vacationist: 1--WE use 1t
for everything, from cramps to tooth
ache" Put a bottle in your bag, be
and have no regrets.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-20

expert assistance can be had, to Sc
cure satisfactory lighting and starting
service. Never trust novice to re-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-20

Miss Ring drives her own Maxwell
Victoria, car made specially for her
by Harry DeBear, manager Of the
New York branch of the Maxwell Mo
tor company. Inc, of Detroit. The
car made such a hit on Broadway
that Mr.. DeBear has had to promise
to turn out several similar jobs for
professional folks.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-20

Ardmo:eite Want Ads VIII sell that
article YOU have for sale.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-02-01

couple will make their home at the Cliff mine.
 We make look for a large immigra- tion of tourists next winter by parties desiring to escape the extreme cold weather of the States.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-02-01
ENGINEERS RHCE RHG[ FUR CANNERY
 SITE UNGA

When the Admiral Farragut sailed west from Seward yesterday race commenced for a salmon cannery site on the Boring sea coast of Unga, which may go down in history along with the famous stampedes for gold.
 The site was found last summer by representatives of rival packing com panies. Each without the other know ing it made preparations to locate the site next spring and file on 1t.
 Then the news leaked out and both companies began emergency prepara- tions to beat the other fellow to it by making a winter dash into Boring sea.
 The site is estimated to be worth from $35,OOO to $5O,OOO. Under the law a site must be lo- cated, surveyed and formal applica- ton for patent filed with the land of flee at Juneau. The first man to file has prior rights over all other claim ants.
 The rival salmon packers each em- ployed government land surveyors and started them westward
 The actual contestants in the race are H. H. Waller, of the firm of Hub Bell & Waller, and Alexander Brad ford. The latter represents one of the largest packing companies operat- ing in Boring while Waller is em- ployed by a smaller company just getting on it's feet.
 ] Waller left Seattle ahead of Brad ford, stopped at Juneau. unwound a little official red tape and arrived in Seward on the Admiral Evans. intend ing to sail west on the Dora. But the Dora was delayed by storms. Waller was advised by cable that Bradford, representing the other packers, was en route on the Admiral Farragut, and had chartered a power boat at Ko- diak.
 The stake being large, no expense was spared, and Waller cabled in all directions for a boat for charter. No thing doing.
 More cables and for time 1t looked like he would have to charter the Admiral Farragut herself to beat his rival, for the Dora will not get away until after the Alameda arrives and departs. Finally, however, Waller To- cated a big power boat at Seldovia, which was put at his disposal by the owner at Seattle.
 Bradford, with his assistants, Ed Harton and William Muncaster, ar rived on the Farragut yesterday and sailed for Kodiak, where they will board the schooner in which they ex- pect to make the trip to Unga.
 Waller and George N. McMillan, one of the owners of the concern which Waller represents, boarded the Farragut here and will be shipmates with their opponents as far as Sel- dovia. They will make things fly when they reach the Katchemak bay port. and bend their hopes on being able to get the power launch out of winter quarters and get a big start down the Shellikoff straits before Bradford gets away from Kodiak.
 When the parties reach Unga they will have to mush overland to The Boring sea side. locate the cannery site and survey it before starting back to Juneau.
 It will be great race with many hazards, and big stakes in sight for the winner who weathers the Febru- ary gales of the westward passage. and is the first to reach the land of fice.-Seward Post.
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The Cordova daily times., 1916-02-01

Don't send out of town for your job work, but patronize home industry that is helping to build up your town.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-02-01

Just received, selected list of late Victoria records. Northern Drug Company. s ss
The Cordova daily times., 1916-02-01

WANTED-A girl for general work Apply Mrs. Wells, oldtown.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-02-01
NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS.

During the day water will be shut ercept between the hours of and a. m.
 During the night the water will be shut off, excepting between the hours of 6 and D. m.
 Telephone service will be continued during the night while the water is shut off.
 In case of fire notify central at once and water will be turned on.
 CORDOVA POWER co.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-02-01

Fuller's barber shop Is located at Alaskan Hotel. Drop in.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-02-01

Show at Empress Theatre tonight
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-15

@eiie rebet, lit bns 5u peritebcn.
Ran mill bic @eener mt Mortclt
einidyiihtern. 81 pcriuunbern lit
aIer, oaB Ysarirn iid) oitrd iuIshe
yiebensortrn beeiiifliiiien labt ober
bir @erbaltniile nift beiier bnrdr
fdpiit. Ginem Manne BON ietner Sit-
tcIIisen5 icIlte nid,t unbefarnt iriit,
bab arieee nift bios militariih
ionbern auf ipirtbibaitIih altsge.
foften peroen, mo in bieiein leBtc-
rcil gunft ift es nit GnglonS 70
iGIedt belteGt, ouB ea ben arieg nibt
ein Sabr fortieeen fam. @ie Marim
ielbit iast, TT Deutihlanb niht bonn
@uslanb in 8e5us auf feline grndb-
runs abbdnsig, pobl ubsr England,
bas aber lam nidt mebr Ianse bas
Gelb aufbrineen, um gqes gu beaabs
len. mas es Sur @rnGbruns ieiner
Solbaten unb 8iirser brdu1t. Die
ge5abluna lam MIR in 9lusfubren err
folae,l, aber tpobilI mil Gnglanb
icine @aaren i6ideit, ipern ibm nad
Der groberung bon geDpten ilno SSl.
fict nidt Bios feline eigenen SGfsn
oeiihIoiiet iirb, ionoern ouh Die
.Sdien aller ieiner ietigen slaiirten,
nahbem lie bon ben heutiben Ser
biuHetet bciiest tuorben iinb2 Gas,
.pos Gnglanb pcrHebens aeaen bic
oeuiiGen @erbiinsateln periudt bat,
ninllifD lie aiis5ubungcrn, Diiroe lib
ibatiddli9 on bieieru ielbit erfiiQcn:
es piirbe aussebunsert tperben, ober
iitb ielbit aiisblrnaern. @ie
es init oen sSinal5en gnglanbs ictI
b,iteIlt it, fonncn Die @elbmittel MIR
rod, feds Mpnate reiden, i'm aqcr-
bGdNten Sale MIR nod elm Sabr.
glber mir eImtben niht, baB Der
ariee nod 10 Iange bauern fam,
!pei sic beitanoig uafiertbe 8eIo'
fnappbeit 3uiidnoc berbeiiiibren
rHlbs Die bas enaliibe @oIf setpaIt-
iam 1nbern mirb, bem bieies Fam
idlieBlid, bod nitt in berieIben @ci.
ie betauoelt rucrSen, pie oie ruff
Idcn @lljifs, Ole sebliIotg Den Sun'
gertoo binnelmet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-15
BieoerperseItuns fiir bic
9aralons.MOroe.

Die beutia. Rssisruns Bat bur6
0srmittIung Der ameriianiihen Ges
fanbtidaTt bstannt s.eeben, bab In
ISolss Der Deiseruns Der ensliidsn
Regieruns, sine grilGrung fir bic Or
mprouns elmer Osutf6sn 1audbOOis
RaHni4aft burd bas britii4e pa
trouinenboot vgaralons" 5u liefern,
bic bsutihe Rsgieruns ansemsHsus
WiebsrOerseItuns iiben tperbe.
Gs fpirb nOtbpenbis isiu, bic llms
itdHbe, fpelde bic ROte DeranIabtsn, in
aiir5e Dieoersuseben. Der britiids
Dampfer nRicoiian", Der cine aabuns
Waultbiere fir bic aniirten Seere
an gDrb bate unb ii4 auf Der
5abrt bon Nep Orleans nad apons
mouth befanD, ipnrbe am 19. &usuit
Dorissn Sabrss rabe bem irldnbiidsn
Safen 9ueenstopn BON einem beuts
i9en nnterfesboot befdoien, nddbsm
bic Mdnnfhaft Dss Shiffes auf Rsts
tunssboots iibsrtragen iporbsn mar.
Die serettste Waunidaft Der .1ieof
fan" iab, fpie iid Elm Shiff ndberi,,
bas am Sed bic aneritaniide Glass,
fiibrts iinb an beFen Seitenipdnben
cine ameritaniids 5Iasss seHaIt ipar.
Dieiss Sdiff mar, ipie man Ipdter
erfubr, bas engliide putrouilIenboot
.Buralons'. Dieies fdob auf bas
llnterfeboot. 9tIs bisf.s gu iinisn
begdnn. fpransen, ME eine 2lnsabl
WiauItbiertrsiber Der .Riroiian" III
Rep Orleans eiblib beSeigt babsn,
Der ssiibrer bes 1auhboots unb cine
Mnsabl bon Der Hefasuns iiber Borb
nnb Re perfu4ten permitieIf Der Don
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-15
Samitas, ben 10. Sanuar 1915.

Gin ameritanifher Sols
bat, in boiler Uniform unb auf elmer
Dtenitli4en Jabrt, lit BON ben Gnss
lGnbern bon einem amsritaniIhen
S6iffe, pas fid auf benz Wege bon
sinsm 5dfen Der Der. 5taaten nab
sirlem anDeren bsfanb, berunterssbolt
tporoen. Wie ri1tig bemertt tpiro,
erinnert bas on bic Gage, ols bic Gnss
lduoer iteen amsritanii9en 8iirser
ben iie auf einem Sdiffe Dorfanben.
sefan9en uabmsn. Der prGiibeIti
ieIbf ipirb iuobl ausebsn miiTen, bab
cine infamere 8eIeibieuns Der dmeri=
taniIden Ration nitt bsntbar lit uno
SaB etpas Wirtiamerts esidebsn mib,
als Rqten mad apnbon gu i1iden,
bic nidt einn,al elmer qntport getpiir-
biat perotu. Seine @ustebe, bab nur
8inoeitrid Imeritaner in ioIdeln
IorfaI sinen @runo gum Giniarets
ten segen @nglunb erbIiden, nirb er
ipobI jest niht por3ubrinaen ipagen,
oenn iper Die Shma6, Die gnalanb
iins sufiist, niat ,mpfinbet, III iib,r=
haust fein ameritaner. ipnbern Elm
Qrobrtts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-15
Dem 8erIauten sufoIae nil

Dem 8erIauten sufolge fpill
Wontenearo einen Separat 1sSriepen
init ben gerbiinbsten idlieBeh unb es
iDiro auh auf aIliirter Ssite aners
tannt, oab oas taum permeiblih iei.
inenn ienes 2anb ni9t bas G4idial
Ssrbiens tbeilen min. Damit piirbe
ein Stein aus bem gau Der glGiirieu
abbrotelu. 9as t6nnte Bel eiuenl
fold ileiuen aanbe lpie Wpntenearo
Don esriugfiisissr Bebeutuna erict.ie
nen. aber Der moraliihe Ginbrud III
bon grpber Widtisteit. Wir ball
ten bic 9lnnabms fir beredtiat, ooB
perftliebene anbers Gambler aenetat
tpdren, ebeufaus in Seporatzrlnter,
bdnolungen nit ben 8erbiinosten su
trsten, aber siHe GENTLE fittliHe Shea
hdlt lie baoon ab, iih bon ibren Bun.
bessenoiIen absupenoen. Nahbem ies
bod Wfontenegro bamit ben 9lnfana
eemaht bat, nirb es anbersu Rationerl
ni9t ihiper fallen, bisiem Deiipiel su
fplsen. SIN uebrisen fprshsn nod
anoere, iOgar tuidtigere grtpdeunsen
fir eiren ioIteu Gntf9lub, ndmIi6
Die IpsiiatsIoiigteit Der Gambler, bic
ii4 in beionbers fhpi,risen @erbGltz
niff.n bsfiuosn. Sn sriter R.ibe bsnten
mir an Stalien. Dieies tann nat 10
pielen Wiberfolgen unb nadbem es
fol6 fiirdterlite Spfer an MenfdYns
Isben sebradt bat, it9 Der Gtnii4t
ni9t psridNiebeu, oab ss teins Soff=
nung mebr begen lam, in ben g.iib
Don arieit gu gelansen unb bab es
bnrh siHe Jortiesun9 beg boffnunss-
loien aampfes Iebislid cine Steiees
rune beg preiies berpirtt, BEN es an
ben Sieger gu 5ablen bat, bab es esms
rah bebeutenb oortbeilbdfter lpdre,
jest JriebsH ansubieten, mann benz err
folgreihen @eener nod etipas baran
adesen 1T, bic 3abf Der geinbe gu per>
ritgern, aIs fpdter, mann er in Der
Gage If, feline sigenen gebinaunaen
porafdrefben. 0es seoadisn mordliz
ihen Ginbruds tpeaen fpGre 3u piins
f6en, bab bic Hadribt bon ber @biidt
Wtontenegros, Srieben ansubieten, iid
berpabrbeiten mSse.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-15

Subicr R a I ! m, Der befdnnte
8eifsis -eMgenielu, tritt Der gniift
beg Irdioentet @urp Don Der II. g.
Gteel 60. ertgegen bab Der Grieg
bdib 5u Gnoe ieir tperoe. gsad) Wsa.
rims aniifJt ipirb er minoeiiens
nod 6rei sSnbre ooltern, moaliter.
rneiie iogar iieben Sabre. Was i'm 5lt
bieier aniift oeranIubt, begriinSct
CT trie folGt: Die slniirten f0nncH
ole Berbiiitoeten nift iiberpin6en,
ebenfotpenig ausbungeru. Cher fei es
moglih bnb Die @erbiinoeten Die
9eere Ser Mniirten nernidter. glber
ieIbit penn Sesteres eeidJabe, iperSe
england nit getpobater 3Gbiafeit
ben 8aInpf fortieteu. mi6 nenn
Geptm uilo Ssnbien nerIoren gebcn
'olterL oa ea auf ieinen sSnieIn
burb ieine mdffiNe sylotte eefdpist
naeiiInebInbdr iei. 9luf oieiem @run.
be fperoe es fid nur 81 einem syrie.
ben anf feline gebtngimaen nerfteben,
sIeifDieI pie Iange Der Sries notJ
oaIere. @aS Warim faet, ftebt nidt
perein5eIt oa. Die engIiihen Winiifer
baben iib IN gleibem Gimme aiisse.
fprod,eH. Sie Daben erfI1rt, bag lie
Die Iaffen nitt rieoerIeeeit iperOen,
a,i6 lDenn ale slIliirten abiaIer, Biz
9eutif4ano lid, uiiternirjt. Wena
nas engIiide Riuiiteriitm tn FOLDER
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-15

bic neiitralen WaGtt. iih ins wlittsI
lssen, beposen iperbei, fit Den Wors
fall glbbitte gu lsiiten sine milbsre Be-
itrafuns ais ben Iob fiir bic MorDt
gu periprehen unb ben Sinierblies
btntn Der grmorbetsn cine angss
msfene Gntf4Gbisuns gu sstpdbrsn.
Oas ipdre cine bsfriebissnbers grlebts
gung aIs cine Sinridtuns bon @efans
gsnen. sumaI fid nidt porausiassn
ldbt, mann bas gesenieitiss abfdlads
ten BON @efanaenen enbsn tpiirbs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-15
Gen.raIi.Iomaridja al Wladeuien

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~V.ii Ben mir anOttiraillsa 1tuPr
pen IT al4 Die lppet'gIs auIgaIe 4
~ uberiplnoen. Jpnta gsplnrl nagI
eSott pIs's unp ynni! Jm Uelltoash . aug
auf iolHs pure ,Irsdl man az yag.
rtr aud por Den ilhnlien vnilgluIeH
ltHt 5urud. 90 lur'so Dor Ha.sem
IN elmer Sdntssdniiport an pie htslss Z !,
lpnooe in 0ohsnlal5a 5siomarllas ca
Augult BON Utadsnlsn, oshM %.
Seburtstag oas sslammh oslilpe
golt nit innlglten Ssgtnsnunlqei
uno ben btr5lI9lisn WsfupIsn pee
9antss bssribtt. Aus Den obiseIl
SaBen tprIcpf DE Dtl@sloenpslf s'nss
Wfannts. Der bon Der g'ifs drf, aus
tlsinbilrssr!iaem arsis smporsspad.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-15
miaiam MeIIou g,oitsn.

Der WilIiam Vslfcn poiten 1876,
O. u. R.. bat bic iolssnbsn gsafltsa
initoIirt iinb 3ipdr burh Gimnuftss
runss Dffisisr Gof. Jobn 2iHane:
Ufsberid pfitiiet. Gptnmunbsr; Jbbn
.. GbiDoIi, gsnior Dice COMMANDER;
Di[idm 9ammsrslsp, Juniot Dice
Gipmmdnner; ". .. elpahs. GudS.
tiermeiiisr unb glbintani; Tho. 6.
Dean, Gtobsor5t; Dapio penrion.
1aspffisier; Artbur Dopis. saplan;
Nokrt Sell, @ad,offisist: acbH Oar
pep, 1nItrusioS; 5oi. 5ummeI, lnpt.
tiermsiitfr Ssrgeant. Der SnftdlIis
RING foIgie fr0bli&es Deiiammgnisip,
Bel Spetie unb aranI