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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-04-06
MANCHESTER.

The members and ladies of the Man.
chester Fire Company held their an
nnal social Friday evening, March 30,
in the 7 O. O. f. hall, Mr.. Russell +.
Smith. president of the State Fire
mems Association, was the guest OF
honor. About S o'clock the invitation
was given to the banquet hall, covers
we're laid for 80. The table appoint
ments and decorations we're appro-
nriate TO the occasion. The following
served menu was greatly enjoyed by
all: roast turkey, roast chicken anu
dressing, mashed potatoes, celery
cranberry sauce, pickles and Ice
cream for desert. After the dinner
was served Mr. Smith gave short ad-
dress, After a social period the mem-
hers and ladies left for their homes
with one more pleasant evening W
remember.
Several weeks ago the pastor, ReN.
Ietherman and council of lmmanuel
Lutheran church gave out benten
folders for the purpose OF ralslns
$1,000 bv Palm Sunday me returns
were brought in last palm sunday
large congregations ATTENDED, pom
morning and evening service and en-
loved the sermons and music. !he
roen1+ wac announced at the evening
saryice. The amount being SloOo'
which was most gratifying, as IL Tar
exceeded the expectations.
Mr. Charles Barnhart and Miss MOL
lie Brilliant, youngest daughter VI WI
David Brilliant, were quietly marrleu
in Westminster, March 81. We eX-
tand To them our congratulations, and
wish them many years of happiness.
Miss Francis Slack, eldest daughter
Of Mr.. Frank Slack, was operated
unon for appendicitis Monday az st.
Agnes Hospital, Baltimore.
Mr.. David Barnhart, host OF the
Hotel De Stick, sold his hotel equip
ment at public sale Thursday, March
20. Mr.. Barnhart and family moseo
to the old Barnhart home, about nVe
miles from town, along the state rodu
to Westminster. Mr.. Clinton barn
hart, a brother, took possession OF the
hotel, where he and his wife Will cater
to the public.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Stick moved
from their fiat on Foundry avenue, 10
the Hotel Hampstead, Hampstead, ND
This hotel is owned by Mr.. SUCK
They will again be host and hostess 10
the public and will be glad to greet
their old 1rlenQS anu "SlCOLAC IhS nv w.
(Mr. Green, Of Hanover, moved INTO
the David Frankforter home, South
Main street.
Mrs. Frank Brilliant is visiting IN
Baltimore. She will represent Man
chester Rebekah Assembly in Baltl-
more this week.
Miss Julia Roeder spent Sunday
with her parents in Glen Rock.
The proceeds Of the paper sale OF
the Aid Society Of the Reformed
church amounted to $3.50
Rev. Frank H. Blatt, pastor OF
Trinity Reformed church, preached
series of sermons during the past
week that were greatly enjoyed.
Friday morning he held preparatory
service and confirmation. Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock he will celebrate
the Holy Communion. Easter Sunday
evening, the choir will render special
Easter music.
From a number of the residences
and public places the flags are fioatlng,
showing the patriotic feeling OF the
people, and though war" is declared,
may it be OF short duration. followed
by a world wide peace
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-04-06
TANEYTOWN.

John E. Smith, wife and son. Ches-
ter, spent the weeks end with R. W.
Clingan and wife
Mrs. Levi Sell, of Hanover; Mrs
Oliver Koontz, Mrs Bowers, and Mrs
Baumgardner, of York, and Mrs. By
ron Stull, of Keysville spent Saturday
with Mrs. Hezekiah Hawk.
Mrs. Augusta Bankard of Westmin-
ster, spent from Sunday until Tuesday
with her daughter, Mrs. Oscar D.
Sell.
Miss Mary Hesson, of Frederick. is
home for the Easter holidays.
/ Theodore Rooms and Leslie Zentz, OF
Baltimore, spent Sunday with D. W
Ohler and family.
Mrs. Charles E. H. Shriner spent
the weeks end in Littlestown.
Miss Grace Waybright, of Harvey,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. John
Hockensmith.
Mrs. John Smeltzer and daughter. OF
Capon Springs. Va, is the guest of hel
mother, Mrs. Mary O'Neill Crapster.
Evangelistic services are being con-
Quoted this week in U. B. Church by
Rev. S. B. Daugherty, of Hanover.
Mrs. A. G. Rifle spent Friday last in
Baltimore.
Miss Ellen Long, of Irving College,
and Miss Elizabeth Amman, Of Wash.
ington, are home for the Easter holi,
days.
G. L. Hummer made his first appear
ance ON the street on Wednesday since
his illness.
DR.. Curtis Basehoar, Of Carlisle, and
Chas. Basehoar, OF Littlestown, spent
several days here the first of the week
Curtis Reid and wife left on Satur-
day evening for New York to spend
two weeks, where Mrs. Reid will Learn
to operate a new type setting machine
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-04-06
INIONTOWN.

Miss Frances Heck, of the Deaconess
Home, is home for the Easter holl-
days.
In the list Of movings the past week
we omitted Mr.. VIM. Bankard moving
to the property owned by the Red
Men. Mr.. U. Grant Heltibridle moved
from Westminster to the property he
purchased of the late Wesley Gilbert
estate.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Formwalt spent
the first of the week in Baltimore. Mr.
Formwalt buying his spring goods.
Mrs Martha Culbertson visited
friends in York.
Miss Marion Heck recently visited
her sister, Mrs. Howard Hymiller, OF
Harmon.
Mrs G. H. BRINE, of Taneytown
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of Wakefield, and Miss Elsie Baugh-
man, Of Westminster. After the we'd
ding they returned to their home at
Wakefield.
: Mrs. G.. Fielder and children are
spending some time with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Garner, of LinWood.
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your Officer"

mo, I don't need them. nave :,
note framed and hung up on my Wa''
that I Endorsed for man ana even
tually had to pay myself. Whene'e'
I look at IL / remember all ING
toes I ever heard OF.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-04-06
WEAK, Sure LUNGS
Restored To Health BY Vinoi

Camden, n. il had deep seated
Sough, was rundown, and my lungs were
weak and sore. l had tried everything
sugge ID without help. One eve.
ming I read about Vinol and decided
to try it. Soon L noticed an improve.
ment. I kept ON taking it and today /
am we'll man. The soreness is all
gone from my lungs, do not have any
cough and have gained fifteen pounds"
FRANK HILLMAN.
We guarantee Vinol for chronic
coughs, colds and bronchitis and for aD
weak, rundown conditions.
SHAW DRUG CO., Westminster.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-04-06
John ID. 3o"e1
Fancy and Staple Groceries
l,rninder.

public with the
which second TO any
Of
price soda confectiOns ay motoe stuck
hoping to continue the
to please JOHN ID. BOWER hAe DO 1t now
c. a. p PHONE 1885, jan12 az E. Nails III my day.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-08
RADICAL CHANGES IN
STANDARD EQUIPMENT
OF CARS m TEN YEARS

lt s surprising fa f-Jer aA0 20.
call fle mOtDf car oi some 'ea D-
Twelve gears agD. 20 note ,Ie radical
changes that Hase taken place o.
what ro1stltutet standard fquip.
mput" The pufch pr o. car "a
fca year ago. found that ae lad
bought the chassis aud BODY only
before be could operate b aitH any
degree " comfort ~ safety o. Tas
lecraaary FOR him 10 purchase even
fucL essentials a. lamps horn and
top However. in these day. manu-.
fac,urrrs are yicing with each other in
marketing of cars that are complete
40 % every possible detail oi equip.
ment 80 that. instead of pending aey-
eral hundred dollar fsr items that
we're once termed "oXtra equipment
the purchaser nov Iuds himself boz
possession " every practical acces.
sOfy necessary 10 the requirements Of
Law. convenience, comfort. safety and
appearance The Pathfinder touring
roadster iH notable example oi
what IN these latter days. Is cgnsld
cred the completely equipped auto
mobile Indeed. this company goes
many steps beyond ail other car man
ufacturers IN the items of equipment
which arc Included in the one pur
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-08
DALLAS BUSINESS
MEN COMING MAY s.

From 10 70 ~ leading business
men o. Dallas. sil visit Arim0r- Oa
TUESDAY NAY E They Eill come OF
e Pullman .D=cla. u zen coaches
This j. mol business seeking trlp.
a. u IL szid that one 0f the most
stringent rules enforced On tli. tlp
all. be that no orders are % b. so
licited b. members Of the parry
Incidental u paying their respect.
20 ArdmoTe and le- business men.
the Dallas people viii naturally pick
Up considerable first-naud inf5rHs
lion concerning the territory through
which they pass it- natural resources
i,s recent development and its pros
pects
4 brass band of thirty pieces vim
accompany t1- business men Of Dal.
la. While the band plays for The en-
teriailm-nt o. Ardm0Ee citizens and
visitors from surrounding towns. the
Dallas Dusile-- men AID pay their
90 pects personally 20 the merchants
a. the tOar 70 their own stores
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-08

a. -a n. c1-rsz --s-- z.s F.
r--.at ~ ==.-- amps -
l-r-- -ear nd -1--az- starting and
.l-E -a'ff-s sr=e---= -=---. --lct
= z- ----- -- E-
a I'D ~ --- 5G--. --z-
.e Fz f--r B.. -lpp-- --- hzr
rr. r-l.. -Fr ---
.-- t-r -' y-z--T- rr--- -'s
-r.a r-as gr'- motor
rr-a.-a l starting l-.a-
.--t.a. Cord tires z-. tire p---g
-srF r-- -zr--.--ts are -.
t-t a ts- rrEs TAO - .-4ss
,r- -er---.s e'= deserving ~ -ca
r -sst..- aE tl.F rC-s-twe r.
--ra Oh. -1-- radical md -c.- 1z.
~: innovation --z' l.s taken place
.r motor .s- .El T-- t.- case
- ~ --I.le .--.2- and ls ---ac-e-
underneath --- ,rz-s one spare -.E=
z.e .rta mounted W spare E.r-
E.aa and 1.- extra casing AID tube
arc completely hidden and -+c-re.y
JyEs1 .1 THE compartment T-a
tgc F.lel ls % 'le ore man type
I'D. rs .rackst-. iron .lDD0-ts and
.zI 'g.1t neatly and c,mpzc,.y into
q compartment especially designed
,gr the plrDo-e st tle rear o. me
car C0rce1 .melt o' iOg. pare
Wheel tires. permit ot q rear end
c01str9c-i04 T1ic1 imDarI u the
csrs and originality ot design and ln
diYidgzl.ty 0f apDe4rancs that are ~.
come departure. from The convention
q. motor car construction.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-08
MAXWELL PRICE UP
u-sr.s u 30 ENsct0.s Nay - Ns'-
rsNstt Rs-gn n q e ss-cs e. Ear


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i'.f ~. Vt
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f'. D..H p r.. 49,
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-08
NEW ARMY RATIONS
REPLACING BEEF

London Apri. IA uea army "a
tion 10 replace the familiar "1uliy
beer las been issued 70 a large sec.
ton OF tie home armies in Great Brit
ain II is known officially as "1eei
brawH." and resembles iu appearance
the familiar pre- ed beet,
A sausage ration ha proved a
great success 100 another section Of the
home armies and arrangements are
being made 20 increase IT, use. while
further large issues OF Canadian fish
and homegrown rabbits have been or.
dered. replacing imported cOld-stOrage
beef
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-08
GRASS AND RAGS
MAKE PAPER NOW
IN OLD ENGLAND

L-.1- 1--- s-G-r11-E- several
r. --- -s-E-=- ps,=- -s - E-s---
eve ---- ---- -- --- --U- be-
casa= me ----=-- st-tg-- ne .--
pJ--z--I, -r l9- -z-g 1--=-s
have -a-4z=1 q. keep gong -y ---
.zilz g-z'- a- ---g 1--z.- from
5,-t.a-1. -1- Fa-z-ts and '--i4
Printing Izr-r z-- -C-= paper is
being made sr-- grass mixed E.-l
1tler materials The c-szp-s- 1ire
iE obtained '-1- -aE s-l-- az q.
.0-g=r eLyJ.= nag cuttings are
--F Egr-L t-+ g -1- E-.-- is s-il
5elos t1- cost % @o11 PUP. -.E sell
ing fo- 81 q r9-. j Eas 81. t5-
before the Ea-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-08

They're biting hard now Bass.
bream perch and other gamey fol-
lows are rarin' 10 30, snd it5 up TO
you 10 stop them We have every.
thing here 10 delight the heart Of the
fisherman. from Shakespeares IA.
nous eyen.windlng reels 10 the new
est thing on the market, Al Foss'
pOrkrind minnows ] y SpraRins
Hardware Company Eyerthing for
the fisherman -Ayd
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-08

Big.mouthed bass and yellow.bellied
beam Roll EN- in meal, cook 'em
crispy, and serve EN- piping hot But
first you've got 10 catch them. And
the best preparation you can make +
TO supply your tackle box with fix.
in's from j. 3 SpragIns Hardwara
Company Everything for the fish.
man ADV.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-08

Officer mu,r also be- gentleman in
any army prepared for all eyentuali.
ties; so a teacher Of dancing and de.
pertinent has been sent By the war de.
partment from New Haven, Conn. to
Fort Leayenworth, Kan, 70 polish on
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-08

mobile accident the other day She
had always been a cripple with one
leg shorter than the other; but it was
the longer leg which was broken. and
when it is healed she will be able to
walk normally.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-08

the 200 young men who are being
trained for commissions.
Miss Helen Martin of Colorado
Springs had the great luck to get her
leg broken IN four places by an auto.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-22

alsi6seitis sins antiineisuHa pOn "a
nan oausrnptn Dritotn nit DsuiiS'
lanp. Dsmno4 bate D<utib.ano.
lpsnn 1rRpm sdalOfen lpiro. lIdl nar
mob eesen cine JrcHt porsulehsn rac
aui pIsler pirO ss iso,rSsii ben d:iEt
aui Der Stsas Suridlceiltn iol.rea.
QDas GeutiGlano an iein.r oit!i4'n
erense bsorobi, III ni9t nus ruhp
i9e Bolt, ionosrH. ME Der Sdn3lsE
,uu.itanoen bat, bas na9 WeIihsrr'
idaft Itrsbsnos 3orentbum. yIulI olt'
les aba.tbln 1T, ihpiHbst bic Tcih'
ipenolaIeit pon Osbtsiseriptrbuhssn
nit 9iniidt aui bic si6trbsit otS
gteides.
Gin. llnjufrisbenbeit edriiber, Dap
unter Iolnen YspingunetH Dtuti9laRe
ni6ts fir I.ins srObeu Opfsr ani1u'
ipeiIen bate, pGrs aus BEN 9rauoe
unbsredtist, bdb Deutidldnb ii6 ss'
aen cine Bslt in Duffsn behaupist
bdtts unb etne 5rieoenstonitren3 ohiIt
3iusifel ben fir SsHtI4Iano gqn3 Re
ionoers pittie,u @spinn, Der dus
9ebistsabtrstunesn uno entiddoli
auHssu iibsrrdst brinssn !piirbt. ZAP
fortan bic 6rtibsit Der Retrs ssiittst
mare.
Gum S6lub idsen bic ankdng.r
SdsiOemunns:
gBas bic arisssIugs inausii6t Itclt,
1T teine GntI9sioune bur6 bic gSdI'
fen, ionoern burd gIufrsituus uno ss
braudt iuobI ni6t erfi seidst 3n frer.
ben, bob bic glufr.tbung nidt Bios olf
elmer Seite Dor ft) esbsn pirb.
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GipiiiHsn
0arfsn nnd elf lIbr s'adfs ben GssH
Bart aid)t mebr betrttsn.

9ipiIiiten lit bis auf peiteres
rdbreno Der Stmloen bon ely lpr
gsadlts bis feds llbr W'orsens Der
3utriit sum Chen g5drt uHteriagf
,no gerlonen, Die ungendtet oieies
gerbots. D1breno Der .obisen Stiin'
ben ben Bari 81 betreten periIldef,
baben ibre gerbaftine orra bic aRi'
Iptruppen ooer bic Pcli3ei 0u gs.
ipdrtigen.
Gie obiee Gntiheiouns wuroe &C.
IeaentIid einef seiterH ylohmiitag
i'm Bureau Der gartbeborof iiaitse.
habteu aonfererp getrofteH an mel
der iitb auber ben ssarttommiiiaren
aud, gertreier oes SgigenegerItts.
goli,eidef 9opelan uno Sberit Snb'
Ter pom Iritten Dsili5regiment be-
tbeiIigien.
Gic 9erorom:na frat bcreifs am
aeitriaen abeno in Strait nno otr
Qnrf wir0 BON nun on aIInd6tlidl
iotuohl non y9ili5truppen ME dlia
Don itdotiihm BoIi5iiten ifdri be.
madt peroen. Serner mil aud bus
caiaenoaeridt gcanite iieacu nno
lper sur 9adltIeit i'm Bart dngctroi'
len lperben ioIlie, tuirb obue Riidlitt
oilf perion uno @eitIeflt binter
S6Iob unb sliegel aebrndt iDeroen.
automobiliiten oiirfen udbrcno
Der 3adjt,eit olrd Den Bart fabren,
abcr MIR unier Der gebinging, oob
iic ibre aroftrpaae, hca beIeutten
irnS iidb abioIn. nidIt i'm Vart olibal.
ten, ion6ern oireft burd)iabren.
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.,eCr @iIebes, iucnn iie nid,t nit iei'
nen Vflidaen oils SoIost IN acnflift
ac,dtb. miro fcinen yletrnien rom nj.
IitGroienit bcirrien. Ter yicfrut bari
ieinem 3sIisenoHsu ni4t 5ur Gsfabr
ptshen. Ees1aIb gelten SoutfrcnfDci.
ten nlS Gnfiniii.ngS9runo. Selbit ein.
Inae Sliitausiflige. ipenn lie ben
G4m entitsl.n. uioecu oieicn bonn
@liitdroienit beireien. AUD uHiouberc
@epebnbeIten. HeIte oen Solouien
e.tI rinil5ben tonnen, f6HIen sur BE.
ireiune pom WeiIitaroienit fiibren.
Sic allgemcinen auitefenocn qranf.
beitsn braudDen riaettli6 nur fur5 aIs
geirehnIgsgrunO mlfgefiibrt 81 uer.
ben. lie afuten 9ranfheiten, mic
9gontlaltiiarr5. 1ppbusfieber, D,n.
Ie.H. SiarIndiieber. Wlalaria rno
rit!C onoers nebr tonnen nur OILS ten.
poTnrer Sinoerllngsgrlrno mir 9uIai.
iuns gum WiIiidToisnf betrddist iuer'
Den. Gicis Refruten rperoen cine CUTE
sSi;ege croaIten imo nab ibrer SET.
Il;ng unftrillit) gum Seresoienit bcr.
angcjogca perocn lie dDroniidgll
Ssranfociten iuie 1ubertulcie, Scrjieb.
Ter, g,rIsbtide 9tierenfrnntbeit nno
id,pcre peneriitc Arantheitcn biI6cu
Sic &auptarlinbe iiir bic 3uriifip,i.
iuna BON Retru,eH pom Wlliidrbisnli.
Su cinen iold)en 6ulle miib Der
Gr;t fsititslIsn, oh Der Beirut in Der
YGtunit iiir ben 9PiIiidroienit uutaun.
lid bleiben fpirb ooer uidJt. Ter ar5t
he. bos iriibsre 2eben oes applifon.
ten bel ieiner entiheiouus In Grpa.
gung 81 licbsn. 4seHn Elm appIifnni
III irgcro elmer ,Sorm pon SiInarn.
tlrtertuIoie oner al troniihem SerS'
itbIer Ieio,t. 70 tpirb er ,uriidaerieieu.
uno foIIts e. bsr betpOrrasenbfs 1tb.
Is. i'm College pbst fOrit i'm uuss.'
5eihucten .orperlider 3niidnoe ietn
Tie foIaenoe pom GSenraiuoiutant
,usfanottn 9abels fit BIZ nor'nals
Gruidte unS Srobc III ipie fplqt:
.S55r @crpidi griihimfang beiul
(Qon (UfucM 0lua. Gin
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.,lnniberiariumsfef
5eirrt am fommenSsu Sonnias Der
St. SlOpiims ssaiienpsrrin IN
Der anitalt.

glm iomm,nb.n Sonntds finb.t in
9nlaatn bss Si. 2lopfius WdiIenr
baui.s in Bomb Sia, bas aHniptrIas
riumsfeit iiatt uno Der q. aloniius
Daii,np,rsin piro natiirIi9 ni6is
ung.ibon laT,n um ben ,ablIOisr G6n'
nsrH unb Sreunb,n Der slnftaIt, bic gu
eisiem 5eit. sripari.i ptro,n. ssnubs
r.ife unS frSbli4s S!unbsu su bes
reiisn.
Die .ir6lide G,i.r bss gefes b.s
iisbi in sinem Sohnmt am @ormit'
tag unb elmer 0,ipsr unb pr.Sist am
Rahmitida, ipdarenb Der Reit bss
1as,s bem 0ersnlsen esipeibt H.
Die p.rihisb.nsu aommt!tesH ino
fdon felt Woh.n sifrig an Der Grs
Belt e.,peTeu unb ibr. ysmiibuns.n
tutrbsn sn.ii,IIos mi. erfols s.srSn.
fsin, ipbab bas sissidbris. Seii f4
feinm @oraans,rn fDiirbis anfdIisbt
unb nsben bem ssienigsn erfois. auh
,insn tattli4eu fiuansielIsn Grtr1s
fir Si. aaHe Der fes.nsrsi3en an'
iialt ergi.bi.
Die 9orfissr be- peri6isb.p.n aoms
mittr iinb bi. fcIgsrbn Se2rsn: 4oms
mittes fir bic tirtIidx g,in: Rep.
Geo. 8. gonberab,; Wuiitiommiiie.;
anton Wlsper; Wsil5 apmmiiis,:
Ssinri9 ppn @ablbs; 'ysitpIab Rom.
mitiss: 6eurp Weil; aommiiiss iiir
Grfrifhunesn: Soispb grin.mann
snb aboIf Rismun; tommitt.. fir
6anbarbsiisn unb llnt,rbaltuns,n:
Spbn S. Rsines; apmmittes fit
Strnbenbdbn: %. Gtrsbslmdnn; De.
tcraiIons aommiiite: 3. Q. Stull;
aons.tions,ommit.se: 9b.o. Mans
ffratb; aommittss fiir Gpsii,fual:
8. gurbrint uno bi. Dameu BON
6ilfstersin; aommiiiss fiir See
Cream unb Ganbb: Geo. gedmann
unb Sobn 8. Wap,r IT,; aommiti.s
fit Automobile: I'd. Nitts unb Geo.
g. Dosrgsr.
Der JeitpIab lam mii Silf. ben
brei Strabsnbabnlinisn err.idt tp,r'
ben, nit Der gins Roripecb ainis.
Der appnbnIe uab Der Bomb 6ia ais
ME. 2ln ben gnSpunttsn bieisr ais
nien fpsrbtu automrbils bersit iteben
nm bic s}tfisdits mad bem ct. alon'
iius Waifsnbduis su bef0rbsrn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-22

iriner entidcioIme bdran oenfen OF
Der slpplitant initnnoe III, 81 allen
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nno Startiefcr.
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hetlInJ Dec betreiienoen Soloaten. IN
,nei Sab.cu nubte cine gdge aoHl'
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-22
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6sfabr Stabl nidt ausseisbt it, Tah
uufsrsm Grneien iplts Der Rutb BEG
Generals 9ostbals befOlst psrbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-22
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