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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-01
CAN'T CUT BREAD
PRICES WITH S2.2O
WHEAT, is CLAIM

leading Detroit bakers declare
there can be no lowering Of bread
prices unless the government forces
the price OF wheat sfill lower. With
wheat AZ s. they say. bread
prices must remain where they are.
They had expected the government
would fix the price AZ 81 in which
event they could have reduced the
cost az loaf slightly. They think
tho government will reconsider ffs
order and make still further re-
dnCIon
prfnting-thc plain neat kind--thst
T. rigbt-Tine< Job Dept.--Mnin ASIA.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-01

and the ways in which they can be
utilized by parents.
The social aspects OF such dis
eases as whooping cough. measles
scarlet fever, diphtheria and small
pox are clearly shown.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-01
THE WEATHER

Detroit and vicinity Probably
showers this afternoon and touigha;
esstert sunday. fair and cooicri mod
crate west to northwest windr.
Lever MichiGant showers md
fhunder storpss thi. afternoon or to-
skghtg Sundsy, fair and cooler.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-01
PEACE DOVE
MAYREST IN
WINDY CITY
Peoples Council Mem
bers There Now
Seek Hall
WISCONSIN
STILL HOSTILE
Special Deputies Ready
To Stop Milwau-
kee Meet

MILWAUKEE. Wis, Sept. -
The Peoples Council dove OF
$500" c=u't 1iqht" here Gov.
Phillip has a nounced that the
proposed conference will not be
permitted in the state and Sher-
IN McMsnus has ordered out
reserve deputies for acton In
case the organization attempts
to defy the governor,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-01

laughter turned ont 10 -iaFE'
quantftiea grNns dispcnsed chcauly
Smiles ara free Apply Co. manage
rlent coliseum 20 - Amusement Iof-
fffaou M frffrr Factor open All
dnp today and tomorrow. Plenty ~
stock f,sr everyone. SO war prices
hcfc All tho fun YOU can carry Tor
% ccnts.--Adv
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-01

CHICAGO. Sept The dove Of
peace was roosting In Chicago to-
day.
The orphan Peoples Council or
America for Democracy and Peace
apparently had adopted" Father
Dearborn after being disowncd by
Fargo, ~ d., Minneapolis and Hud-
son Wis
The delegates who left New York
Thursday afternoon for me peace
conference somewhere in the wcst'
arrived here last night ON their
special train and were 20 be Joined
today by the Minneapolis wing OF
the council headed By Louis J..
lochner. Executive secretary ana
recognized leader of the oreaniza.
tion. Three other special trains
bearing delegates were expected 10
arrive today
Of1cials OF tho council declared
they had options on two west side
halls and intimated tho much hcr
aided conference would begin here
Sunday. There was some ialk that
The meeting would be- transferred
to Milwaukee. while others Insisted
on going to Minneapolis 20 fight %
out"
Lochner's proposal 10 wish thr
conference on WASHINGTON had some
hackers. too. tho tho majority ta
vored some western city. seeing
the council Is already here"
SO far as Chicago is concerned
the conference has The q IS oi
"Big Bill" Thompson. mayor ot the
sixth German city IN. the world
81 can do nothing 90 prevent them
from meeting in Chicago. said th'
mayor. "Pacifsts are law abidini
citizens. know of no Law to pre-
vent free speech IN this country
Thank God some folks haven't tho
power TO change the constitution of
the United States every % min
utes"
The delegates were Quarcred iu
the Fort Dearborn hotel The pc
cial ugin at $3.50 "a day was s'il
under charter 10 them
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-01
vacatIon Trips on the rntr.

Lake trips 10 Cleveland HuNaio
and Mackinsc Island ABOARD tho lux
urfuus steamers of the ~. a. o. Lake
Limos arc more popular with fnrn-
ttonists this year than cVef before.
steamer FOR cleveland leave daily
az inf5 %. M and ~ D.. m Huf-
falo steamers leave daily ar p.
M Mackinac fsland steamers iraNo
Mondays and Saturdays an y m
Wedue adays and Fridays az $40 "a
m Central Timcl. Information
about special trips TO northern and
saatttn r summer resorts may be se-
cured from L. @. Davis. general pas
Eengcr agent 81 the -. g. g.. Lake
Line or a. the n q g. ticket office.
16f Crlswoid-st --hdv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-01

PrfntInR-fbs plain meat kind--that
ts rteht-rimcs Job Dept.-nsin $50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-01

Mount clemens Mineral Baths
'ure rheumatism and nervousness
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-01

compressing all the news and ads that are ht "a
int into eight pages The Times gets the entire cost
white paper from the subscriber and requires the
yitmate advertiser 10 pay only reasonable price
uncontamnated space.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-31

a friendship which began in early child
hood. The bride is a young woman of at'
tractive personality. and has been very
popular In Ardmore society. Lieutenant
Suggs. who is the only son of Col. sid
ney Suggs has grown to manhood in
this city. where he has numerous
friends
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-31
Conference ON
WAR ACTIVITIES

The meeting TO consider what action
should be taken BY the city of Ardmore
in reference To supporting Community
and Recreation Work Of tho National
Committee on War Activities met in the
office OF Mayor w. X. Roberts at 10
o'clock this morning and proceeded 10
organize for the purpose of initiating the
work.
J. A. Bass VINO represented ArdnOre
at the national conference held in Wash
ington last week. explained in detail the
purpose OF the work and why il is i'm.
per;itive that the public take the matter
in hand.
y. c. Straehley told of a recent visit To
Camp Bowie and the conditions he found
existing outside Of the camp.
Edward Gait, who is probably Ua0rc
conyersant with the various canton
ments of the country than any man in
the city told at length OF the efforts
being put forth 10y the government. and
also by the municipalities where camps
are located, to stamp out vice and i'm
morality.
,
the campaign in this community WAS
proposed by Mr-sGalt, who nominated
Mayor Roberts for general chairman and
J. A. Bass for Yice-chairruaii. the nOmi-
1t may be said that there is a reason
greater than the money involved why
Ardmore should raise her prorata share
OF this fund promptly.
This committee comprise the follow
ing
The Rev. il. II. Cooper, pastor Of the
broadway Baptist church. the Rev. {. c.
Weith, pastor First Presbyterian church;
the Rev. +. f. l.. Morgan. pastor Of
Broadway Methodist church; the Rev. c.
+. Wagner, pastor First Christian
church; the Rev. +. W. Golden-Howes.
pastor St. Philips Episcopal church; the
Rev. J. J. Wallrapp. pastor ST Mary's
Catholic church, and the Rev. f.. l.. Av.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-31
GERMAN RiIDING CREW
CAPTURED BI f3Jis

4 Pacific Port. Oct. 31.-Count Won
Luckncr commander of the German
raider See Adler. was captured Septem.
bor = or the Fiji Islands by Fijian
constabulary, according 10 word brought
10y q steamer arriving today from a
trans-Pacihc port.
Five of the See Adler's crew were
taken with their commander. officers
of the arriving vessel said.
The Germans were I'm an armed
launch and pursued by the constables
vino were aboard the steamer Amra.
This REPORT of the capture confirms
Il message previously received from
Australia. Just what became of others
Of the See Adler's crew IS not known
One report was that they We're at sea
in a Communicated vessel.
The See Adler. wrecked on the Mo
peha Islands in the south Pacific, some
months ago. sank three American yes
sells during her cruise in the Pacific.
Previously In the Atlantic she put an
end 10 sixteen vessels Of various types.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-31
HARRY SCHWARZ QUALITIES
FOR AVIATION SERVICE

Harry Schwarz, formerly of this city.
who enlisted some time ago in the avia-
ton branch of the L. $. army, writes
interestingly OF his experiences. Mr..
Schwarz is stationed at Camp Travis,
San Antonio Texas Following is the
letter:
Dear Mother
II wrote you that / would write
you later and would have done so but
for the fact that / have just been re-
leased from the hospital.
The operation on my nose was a
success After / had about recovered
from the effects of it, I again appeared
before the examining board and was
accepted. My papers have been for
warded to Washington.
Il don't know how long | shall have
To stay here now. but think ] will be
transferred 10 Camp Kelly. the avia-
ton field within short time where
| will await nv orders to go 70 ground
school at Austin, where they teach
wireless teleeraphy, photography, map
making, and many other things. After
completing this course viii either 20
to Fort Worth or come back here TO
attend flying school for a few weeks.
After this Will have qualified for u
commission, and will get a short fur
lough and come up TO see you.
ITO get an aviator's commission you
have to be there 100 per cent physi-
cnlly. and also have some brains, but
physical fitness IS what counts.
The men for tine aviation branch
are being chosen from the best in the
camp. out of twenty-five examined
the first day only six or seven passed
was one OF those who passed success
fully.
1T may be some weeks before l am
called to Austin, but ! know | VIII be
as soon as they have room for me.
Even though the war should end we
would continue this course"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-31

ore;t. pastor Of the South Ardmorc Zap
list church.
J. w. Kruger, president Cuisines
Mems association.
Col sidney suggs, chairman of the
-Four Minute Men of Carter county.
e. W. Richards, superintendent of
schools.
Mark kirkpatrick, chairman of Red
Cross.
+. II. G.. Spaulding. president of Rotary
club.
Edward Gait. president of Chamber Of
Commerce.
A. c. Straehley. Y. NJ. c. \.
H. y. Harreid. Exalted Ruler Elks.
Otis y. Smith. worshipful master Ma.
sons.
G. c. Brown. c. c. Knights OF Pythias.
George Dyer, noble grand Odd Eel
lows.
c. Boone Taliaferro. C. c. Woodmen
of the World.
]. L. Hamilton. president OF the Lions
Club.
The president OF each labor union.
Mrs c. l.. Anderson. president 81.
Philips Guild.
Mrs Guy r. Cobb, president St Phil
ips Auxiliary.
Mrs. J. A. Bass, president Ladies' Aid
Broadway Baptist church.
Mrs. John Waltrip. president Ladies
Md of First PRESBYTERIAN church.
Mrs. w, r. Roberts. president of La
dies Aid of First Christian church.
Mrs. Joel buchanan. president Young
Ladies' Aid Society. Presbyterian church.
Mrs. T. \. Thurmond, president Ladies
Association of Baptist church.
Mrs. c. T. Ringer, president Mothers
Club
Scout Master Davidson of Boy Scouts
Henry Sutherland, u. c. "
W. w Taliaferro. G.. y. Il.
Mrs. J. X. Pennington. president Phil
harmonic club
Mrs. l. K. Mason, noble grand OF Re.
bokah lodge.
Mrs. Ed Sandlin. guardian Woodman
circle.
Mrs. Bertha Warren. worthy matron
Eastern Star.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-31
NOTES or SOCIETY

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Suggs and Miss
Aileene Suggs. OF Berwyn, attended
the Campbell-Suggs wedding last night.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-31

OF the luncheon program with four
minute talk in which patriotism was
dominant. W. X. BURNETT spoke on
Food Conservation" outlining the duty
of each Individual. and j. X. Pennington
responded to The Lions Club" declar-
ing that the organization is and should
be In support of every civic and national
movement that will make Ardmore. Car
ter county, the state of Oklahoma AMI
the nation greater.
o. C. Lasher. chairman of the member.
ship committee. reported the following
applications for membership approved
= a. Apple, W. +. Wilmington, c. II.
Adams. w. L. Hamilton. DIR. J. w. Shel.
ton. w. w. Lewis and Col. r. NJ. Greg
ory. J. r. Coleman. secretary, made q
brief report upon the previous meeting
at which o. E. Lasher, delegate to the
international convention at Dallas, had
told Of the organizations activities.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-31
CONGRESSMAN CARTER
GUEST AT LUNCHEON
OF THE LIONS CItI;

| TWENTY-FIVE members and Congress
man Charles ID. Carter guest OF homo
assembled at the Wilmington hotel at
noon today at the second seni-weekly
luncheon of the Lions Club. Presi-
dent J. +. Hamilton pres:1ed and during
the serving four-minute talks were made
by several of the members, the hour
closing with an inspiring address by
Congressman Carter.
Mr.. Carter dwelt largely upon the war
necessities. emphasizing the things that
the people at home are obliged to do to
adequately support the government and
the boys who go to the front. He spoke
to some extent about food conservation
and urged a careful consideration OF the
appeal Of the food administrator and
voiced the belief that every one in a
county which had responded 50 nobly 20
the Liberty loan appeal would enter
heart and soul into t.e present move
ment. In closing Congressman Carter
called attention TO the need Of road i'm
provement in Carter county. stating that
in al OF the counties of his district there
are none in which the highway are in
such bad condition as IN this. Acting
upon the suggestion tha; the Lions ClUo
shsuic faSe uD q ru-emcnt for highWs-
Improvement. r. l.. Evans and =. \. Al.
pie were namei as members of q c1r,-
miitee TO wait upon the county commit
Sioners and invite them and the county I
engineer 10 be the clubs guests a e 4
good roads" session to b. held IN th- /
near future. /
Walter 8 Gilbert sounded the keynote !
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-31

Aileene SuSRs, OF BerWyn, attenueu
the Campbell-Suggs wedding last night.
Circle Number Three of the Broad
way Methodist church met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. Paul Phillips.
Plans were completed for n bazaar TO
be held soon.
The First Ward Mothers Club will
meet tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock
with Miss Amanda Corhu and Miss
Miss Jennie Smiths grades in charge
of the program. DR.. Cooper will speak
on the Social life of the child" Re
freshments will 'be served.
The Third Ward Mothers Club will
meet Friday afternoon at three o'clock.
The primary grade viii have charge of
the program. Mrs. II. Il. Hardie and
Mrs Joe Berkshire will be hostesses.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-31
DELAY IN INSTALLING
FIRE ALARM SYSTEM

At u meeting of the city commission
ors last night City Attorney Bass read
lcttors from the Gamewoll Fire Alarm
company and the telephone company to
the effoct that. owing 10 the changes
being contemplated by the telephone
people in the routing Of their overhead
cables ana changing of poles, 1t would
be impossible % make immediate install
lation OF the fire alarm system contract.
ed for by the city. \ representative OF
the telephone company was present and
addressed the commissioners. setting
forth the reasons why his company
could not at present provide space on
its poles for the alarm wires. City At
torney Bass was instructed TO look IN
the old agreement Of the telephone com
pany regarding the use of the under
ground conduits for the accommodation
of tho alarm wires.
W. u. Taliaferro. city building inspec'
tor. rendered his resignation, in which
he stated that, owing to other business
he was unable to fulfill the duties of
the office The resignation was ne
cepted
Tho payroll was read and approved.
after which the meeting adjourned sub
Ject 10 the call OF the mayor
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-31

nations being confirmed by The meet
ing.
Edward Gait. j. A. Bass and III. g.
Spaulaing were named to select members
OF various organizations OF the city to
comprise an executive committee to ear
ry on the work along well developed
lines.
This committee Is asked To meet I'm
the mayors office AT tho city hall at
10 o'clock tomorrow morning for tho pur'
pose of laying out the campaign and
getting IL under way.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-31
A Friend.--Advised Me To Tr!
PERUNA---It Did Him xru...
a World Of Good

Mr.. Albert Jones, i52 sixth ST. san
DIEGO. California, writes:
II take much pleasure in telling you
how much good Peruna has done me.
! have been a sufferer Of stonncii irou'
blcs for more than two years ana trieu
nearly everything but derived no bone
fit until four months ago. y friend oi
mime told me to try Peruna for it did
him a world of good. especially when
suffering the same rs l did.
II bought Il bottle and got relief
from the start. more relief from the next
bottle and after | had finished the third
bottle, 1 was entirely well. | feel like Il
new man. Thanks "a your wonderful
remedy"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-31
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To Open Clogged Nos
trhs and End Head Colds.

You feel fine i'm a few moments. Your
cold in head or catarrh Will be gone
Your clogged nostrlls viii open. The air
passages of your head will clear and
you can breathe freely. No more dull.
ness. headache; no hawking. snufling,
mucous discharges or dryness: no strug-
CLING for breath at night.
Tell your druggist you want a small
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm. Apply "A
little Of this fragrant, antiseptic cream
In your nostrils. let il penetrate through
every air passage of the head: soothe
and heal the swollen. inflamed mucous
membrane. and relief comes instantly
IL is tsut what every cold and ca
tarrh sufferer needs. Don't stay stuffed
up and miserable
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-31
MAYOR WARNS AGAINST
HALLOWEEN DEPREDATOkS

"All boys In Ardmore who have been
accustomed to painting the town red
ON Halloween night had better do some
thinking this year. The property OF
people In Ardmore is for their enjoy
ment and not for boys to break up even
II IL Is in the spirit OF fun" Mayor
Roberts said today. II am going to have
special police in service tonight and the
arrests that are made by them win no.
be made for the purpose of soaring the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-31
WRECK IN GEORGIA.

Columbus. Ga. oct. 3l.-Sovcral pas
senrers were injured when Central Of
Georgia train No. was derailed twenty
five miles east Of here early TO-DAY
Three coaches rolled down to the foot
of an embankmcnt but the remainder OF
the train did not leave the rails No
cause has been assigned for the acci-
dent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-31

parties arrested. for every one VIII pay
a fine and II will not be Hight penalty
either"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-04
SIR irene WitsIitbf4aft
deebrt

Glf Dlitglisb.r, bic BEN gerein 25
Sabre lang angeb0ri baben, iDurbtn
bur4 llekrreiduus BON solS,nin.
9er,insobssidm s.sbri. bic isntn mi,
einer berJIidsn anfpra4e BON prifis
btnien aussebdnbiet purbsn. III
Betreffsnbsn ipdreu bic 9trrsn: Sos
fspb GOeB. Sobn Nsr,t l. Carl Sad.
mann, Carl Oiu /. Sobn Soebs,
Carl Eisbmatier. Sofspb Jibf.Io.
glusuIi Ros. Carl g. Samfon, 60.
8. Glnsrbah unb n. 6. 6enuri&.
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Seaesne nas Fastsx.

Grou Raria 9. aaD bon go.
315 Sairfielo 2fpenus, tpelft felt %
Sabren in 9slIepue sstpcbnt bate, lit
i'm alter upn 80 Sabrsu s.ftorbsn.
Srdu 2ab, pslfe in 8eutIhIanb sss
boren puroe, fam i'm SABRE 1850 na4
Qmerita.
Gbparb grugnerneper bena6.
ri6tigts ben Stobtratb BON Daptrn,
hab sr 3u einsm S9abenerfag BON
$40 tere6tigt fsi. SIN 51ufe hs
Sdmes Ople. poislbft er tpobnt, ent.
itanb Elm grnrb. 9nburt), bab fas
Jsusroutomo6il einesfrorsn fpar uno
su fpGt fam, purben bic M0btl bes
grueeemeper 3u bem erpdhnt'n g.,
trdee burd bag sysuer beIddbigt. Die
Qnuelsgenbeit purbs benz 9eisBsaDms
mittes iiberipieien.
German 6. 3immermanu bon
glo. 107 8. 2(benue Dnnton itarb ees
fern i'm 4ltsr BON 81 Sabren.
Srau 9lics Qibforb III seff.rn
I'm oauie Der 5rau 8. .. Druf'el,
Ho 126 5airfielb Mrenue, i'm Utter
pom "a Sabren sefsrben.
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Fred. A. Erschell,
yeideubtitntter nab Ginbalinmirer
7u. YorR Str, 2lewport, au.,
1eiepbon: souib ss unb gou.b 2eeo.
eIeyanbtia Cifia: SiIaHs 657 o 2.
cfflsitHt gerbaubfnnetu
Der Ttppsrt etnbi Qpmmiihsu

Der Reppori giatb ber etabtSommiHdrs
bielt dm 80. 3e5ember 1915 cine eps5iaifsuug
nh, IN pel6er giapor Qpingiion ben @orils
inbrte. NnmGieno nareH bic ftommiii6re:
Gbert SermaHr, Wogren unb Rieienbera Ter
gerint ees aommiiiirs ilr pfeniiiAs Eden.
heii BON 1919 lpurbe erigeaenaenomnen -
Der Serht bes Roniniiees fit anasboie bin,
ttiltb eer 8erbeiieruna Der Been Sirnse
5tuilcbcn !. rrb 2. Etrate. nutbs auaenomnen.
DE oen aoHirnii ertbetlt. Gne @efoluion
ipiIbe nr9enommer, iucrat $4,000 Der enuf
o' auerien abermtiteli netbeH tnuen. Gine
Weioluion fpiiroe anaenpmmen, moroh Torbe.
ruuaen bes gSniter gseris Gepdriemenis sum
Setrnae BON si03607 be5nhIt merben fpIleu. -
Gine Helclution purbe nnaencmmen, ,poundb
an bic Sinoi Sontbgnie cine Gtener bon S35
beSdbl fperben fou. Gire RefolMtion bin.
tdltlit Der 1rnrsterirune con sSnubs Der of.
He'oluitnn tpnroe draenommcH, rroun6 Der
Giridfs gdent 200 pi'be 6aier ilr hGs Te.
nnriement flr bfienilde Nerie iuu'eu fem -
gine RefolntioH hniifiIin ber Trans'erirura
non fSonhs bes Terdriements for b'feriilte
gtberbeii puroe niIeerommer. - Sine Mtfo.
luton lpuroe dnnruDmmcn, r,onnh Spnbs hes
Sfpioeniilaunnsloubs icuibop6r ua@ ber all
acmeineH soro trausferiri perben ioasn.
Vine NGolutton miiroe nrceronrrer. poruh
s3s75 benz Honb flr @eonrohirrn ufb Reoni.
iiirn hes 9eueripehr' urb bffeHtIiten cider,
teitsSrennriemenis' nub S6.75 benz .Tiitri.
butug e"ttem- auiaef6rieDen perben foIsu.
Stole Reirhpe furrhen son ner Nmeriodr nj.
beIita Go, aIs gr'us FIR brfbabiate 1sner.
alras erhnlien. Hefnlraeu gum Heirnae
bon Si3ee,3 80 '-hrhen Sir anblune aneenoul,
men. -. SieEnui Sertasnre.
@eB. " =. etbtnaito wyobOr.
uiteiiiri: attbur Rotb. Recorbsr.
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0ctupurt.

9ie Remport Effiee fir bas Sin
einnatier goltSblatt" befinbet fidl in
No. 339 yorf Strahe, gegcniibcr
bem GOurtbouie, muielbit Henigfei.
ten anseisen II. I. IN. Bis 0 llhf
gbenbs eutgegengenonmen werben.
SelepbDn Sonth 2401.
- Seiratbsfbeine: gmett Starett,
q, unb Rellis Ramisp, 25, bsibs Don
Cincinnati, 8.
- gsiibtitsl @srGnb.runesn,
Wm. Seipsrt an Gfiis Sobnfon, ti1
Grunbitiid an Der Weffsite Der II
WfiIs Surnpite, 81.
Der patriotif6s Srbsn BON
gmerita bat folsenoe geamten iHitals
lirt: g. praf.: Marp Walter; Bril-:
aatberine 9ssinauer; 2tTiitentin:
Warp Snod; 0i3e prGf.: M1b
getnauer; Siibr.rin: Marp 6usI,;
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