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The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-02
SMYRNA.

Miss Maize Whitfield spent Sun
day with Miss Earle Carter at Vim
ings.
Miss Wyolene Fincher has been
elected to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation Of Miss Bernice
Sullivan, the second grade teacher
of the Smyrna High School.
Miss Floy Mathews is rapidly CON
valescing after undergoing an oper-
alton at the Georgia Baptist Hospi
tai.
Misses Helen and Donna Lee Pace
entertained at tneir home on At
lanta street Friday evening. The
guests were as follows: Misses CIa-
ra Dunn, Blanche Rice, Nancy Lee
Pollock, Jessie Lee Brinkley, Messrs.
Morris and }. b. Fuller, Henry Hud-
gins, p. NJ. Rice, Leon Bridges and
Seal Patterson. delightful refresh
ments were served.
Miss Lucy Wheeler spent the
weekend with relatives in Vim
ings.
Miss Lucy Neal Jordon spent the
weekend with friends at Fair Oaks.
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The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-02
Kinks CHAPEL.

Measles is the pass word" in
our vicinity now.
Two cases developed in the school
room, which of course spread them
over the entire school district.
With a few exceptions though
they don't seem to be hurting the
children very much.
School attendance is off about
40 per cent.
Mr.. d. NJ. Pittman, of Marietta
has moved into our midst COLLINS
place..
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Hardage, OF
Floyd, visited their son, Mr.. R. O.
Hardage, the past week.
Mr.. Claud Johns has joined Mrs
Johns in Murray County, where the
latter has been attending her sick
mother the past two weeks.
We were glad to see Mr.. John
Manning and family in our burg
Sunday.
Mr.. w. }. CBnD Pace, formerly
of this place, was shaking hands
with us the past week.
Glad to see our old friend again.
JOY.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-02

We have arranged to handle and
VIII carry III stock Pulverized Lime
stone for agricultural purposes. Sec
us Tor pIices, etc. Black Builders
Supply Co. 81
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Popular Mechanics offers no premiums:
does noe Join in " clubbing Offers" ana
smatQSs ~ saiisisGTa to secEye suascyi2t;aos
The Detroit times., 1917-08-23
Yankee Flying Corps, In
Thick of Verdun Battle,
Add to List of HOnOrs

WITH THE l. AFAN ETl'f r
SQUADRON IN FRANCE. Aug %.
Ns the band lighting today ON The
western front rs tho greatest OF all
battles on the earth so are massei
a1rial hghting forces on hoth siirs
fghting the greatest OF all battle,
OF tho skies
In tho thick OF e. Is tho Lafayette
squadron OF American hyers ThrN
are around Nerdun Here az 'aoii
headquarters todls q was declared
the squadron had never before X
perienced such n.rcc lighting or ~
ing German ayI'rfS around Yer
dun are thick and vigorously ~
greSsiye Germany hes concentrated
an unprecedented number OF an
aircraft guns Her summers are ~.
Anrely more accurate than ever BE-
fore
Nevertheless the Lafayetters ARE
daily gaining new honor and max.
ng new scores The flyers make
several patrol trips daily ovor ere
The Detroit times., 1917-08-23
MANY HOLDERS
RUSH TO SELL
Bears Profit by the General
Nervousness and
Depression

NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-The Now
York Evening suns financial review
to-day ta.c
"Yesierday's selling VIA aceei"r-
ated In the hrst hour of today r
stool market by the liquidation D.
margined accounts. the encounter
jrx % stop orders and the conslste7-
hammering among bear traders. Who
were nOt-back ward In SEEING upon
the general nervousness and depTea-
sion.
..In the forenoon selling he turn
oyer appropriated haltmillion
shares and losses ranged from ore
TO three points. TIE tobacco shares
and a few individual rails Ike New
Haven. Missouri Pacific and Della
ware & Hudson made some show oi
strength on short covering cana
dian Pacific also was strong, bul
other rails we're heavy. Afrer mid
day trading died down and prices
backed a1d filed. While the steel
copper and war stocks made some
recovery. they were stiil under con
adorable pressure. Bonds were
quiet and steady.
'Business was light In the foreign
exchange market The general tone
was easter, altho feature WAS lack
ing save for drop OF 80 points 10
rates on Petrograd.
at was stated today that he car
shortage on American lines has
been cut by more than half since
the end OF June"
The Detroit times., 1917-08-23
MAPLE LEAF
MEN FORGE
STEADILY AHEAD
CONTINUED from Page on-b

against their lines on The west and
italian FONTS. Germany Is starting
an offensive - her own against the
Euseiau lines The drive has ~
ready gained ground on tho Riga
front
The British theory IS that the
German uar chiefs. spprehenslys =
loss ~ public morale hecauss o.
Tho enormous losses and forced gv
iag 1ay on no lem and lt"lis"
fronts. have tfaurd military NOV"
which they VII ase fo keen cher
front nnvs ,Gb rj.7s'ed.
The Russian army's weakness In
munitions and supplies permits A
relatively small force % Well organ
iz-G Germans 20 make strong I'm
preston against them
The British and French onslaught
or the vest front and the Italian
drive 20 Tho south gained more
ground today, after enduring a nigh.
~ the most violent counter attacks.
WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES
n THE FIELD. Aug IA new
zenith in destructiFeness W. being
reached today hy French artillery
f-tJon' ~ ve-dun
The hall % Ere which French gun
re-s have poured anil PIN continued
10 pour against the Germans today
has a. far exceedfd In its pulxeriz,
inE damage 10 tic enemy the un.
p-ecedentsd honor 81 tfe great
The Detroit times., 1917-08-23

German guns AZ laege ard Brussels
IS those busy Berfhss" IN he early
days OF the war surpassed any pre-
,ious artillery
From vantage points IN the fcr
mer German line reached today. The
French found villages literally
ground 70 pieces Morrovrr fhey
had heen villages converted INFO
concrete and steel fortrcssf~ hy 'he
enemy French morfa-s' rrHmhled
ne great German citadel on noad
Mans hnl Their shells bored ta"
underground there 90 eNplod, and
destroy complicated galleries
Looking ar this destruction TODAY.
French officers understood how m
happened on the first iay ~ thr
great drumarc preparation. several
score Germans deserted 20 'h'
French lines. unable ia stand thr
strain. On the dgy following q han
dred moro surrendered
one entire platoon OF German
surrendered and arrived ar tb,
French lines marching ,u rscliu
order. with ful complement oil
mcr 10 command ~ German officers.
The hills az Dead Man and Oaa
were taken b. -rc.-cling moy, mont
afer he puiverizinC French a.tfi.
lery FIRE Then ID. infantry 1d
vanced 20 Ruls~oauN cr~ Fore
There 'hey DESTROYED rlsft Gsrmar
mortars ard capfure5 tHo German
army majors. one captain and
chief officer of engineers
The Detroit times., 1917-08-23

NEW YORK. AUG . With hur
red conferences and protest m~et-
ncs "a many parts ~ the country
-o,r coal operators. some threaten.
irE 20 shur down thoir mines. 9th.
ers Offering 20 surrender theu
plants 20 the government were "up
q ere air today following the
pres Tents ax,ng ~ wholesale price
on coal
Reports 20 re United Press from
ail sections o.; the United States in
ilcatei he general tendency was
20 await the governments next ac-
Lon
Retail dealers awaited announce
verf ~ fte ofoclai soft coal price
Meanwhile thet- rates were m
changed except IN chicago. where
-eta. soft coal dropped S. 10 s. 50
ca
The mandatory average wholesale
price 90 s. TON fov soft coal AZ
.he mines was declared by some
operators 90 be confscatory Ala.
tarea Interests asserted hey would
lst tke government operate their
mes rather han market coal a.
-re figure fixed birmingham 70
-stiers predicted The s. rate would
force them on. ~ business south
srr operators started a movement 20
ask me pre- dent 20 reconsider
Illinois dealers declared Wilson's
action threw the contract situation
mo chaos Some contracts call FOR
higher. some for lower prices han
those fIed Operators threaten 20
o-ogate existing agreements
The Denver coal merchants az
ISOLATION decided not 20 cut prices
untU officially advised the president
intended 70 apply his schedule IN
Colorado
Some small mines IN Ohio which
must haul heir coal 20 ne railroad
IN wagons face complete shutdown.
their managers declared Indian
apol.s dealers foresee no reduction
until present supplies contracted for
A. high rate are exhausted Texas
and Oklahoma operators insist The
price muer Dc reatJusted or the
mines VII close
Frank Harrington. president ~ he
Illinois miners organization declar.
ID SCI 600 miners IN his state might
walk ouf as a result ~ the arbitrary
coal price. which viii not allow
promised wage increase
The Detroit times., 1917-08-23

entire Nerdun front and Likewise
participate In bombing raids far be
hind the German lines The Ameri-
can planes have been re.cquipqed
with bomb dropperT for big missiles.
and they carry. IN addition. a guam
tity OF small bombs for hand throw
ing
Flyers today expressed the utmost
Indignation against the German air
mems newest atrocity using eXclu-
siyely IN heir machine guns explo-
siye and incendiary bullets The
Hague convention forbade the use
~ explosive projoclilcs weighing
less than one pound
Corporal stephen Ngelow. ~ Bus
ton. Was recently slightly wounded
5y one OF these explosive bullets
during a raid far 20 the rear OF On
emy lines
Sergt Andrew G Campbell. OF
Chicago. and Sergt ] =. poolitfle.
OF New York. have both been award
"a tho F>rcnch war cross for bravery
The Detroit times., 1917-08-23
COPS RAID
RESORT;;2 Fl
ARRESTED
Break Thru the Barred
Doors of Place On
First-st.
MEN AND GIRLS
LUGGED TO CELLS
Justice HestOn Frees
Them; Evidence In
sufficient, He SAYS

In a spectacular raid on No. 81
Firstst.. Wednesday night. the
cleanup squad. headed nv Detec.
tNes Neville. Mcdonald and Nc
Nally. broke thru barred doors, ar.
rested nine women and II men. and
oonhscatod Is gallons OF whisky. ten
cases OF beer. and a barrel ~ wine
Those caurht In tho raid were
brought before Justice Heston.
Thursday morning but were dis.
charged because OF a lack OF sum
eient evidence
Il feel that thl- :.'..ce is n re.
sort" said the Justice but there
IS no evidence here on which TO
base a conviction"
The place. which rs conducted by
Harriet Miller has long been known
30 the police AS p resort II is
said that u wasn't closed after tho
order came from Commissioner
Conzen7 IN clean ~ The town. and
he raid Wednesday night was the
first in year.
The mon arrested are Henry W
Hurst 80 years old. 40 50 Con.
crcss.ef. west. Walter Schemsn-
ky. % wears Old. 40 $50 Baldwin.
ave Arthur Mclean. rs years OF
are 80 igS Military ave: Grover
Scott. 20. 40 i134 NJ Eluot,-st:
George ~ Vail So ~ chicago:
Donald prvqnt. -. so 1917 Tit
teeuth a. Henry Dostwick, 90. No.
SOS fincoin.ave Ernest Bloedel.
80. No Is Lincoln ave. Raw Tick
ner e. 80 ~ Edmund pl George
Brltter. 81. 40 22q Park ave VII.
liam Conway. g.. so 2Sa Fort-st.
east. and Edwin Gorenfo
The women taken gave their o.
cupations as stenographers mani-
curists and actresses Attorney
Louis Colombo represented all Of
those arrested
The Detroit times., 1917-08-23
DR.. Fritch Is Arrested Again;
AccusedBy Daughter of Juror Who
Helped Free Him In Millman Case

cd her when Fritch was taken be.
fore her
Frifch was arrested early Thurs
day afternoon By Detectives Gross.
man. Grove and Wilson
IN the MIllmen case it was charG
ed that The girl. Who came hero
from Ann Arbor. had died on the
operating table IN FTltchs ono
while submitting 20 Illegal treat
mont Tho doctor had previously
been arrested on tho charge OF ih
legal practice and the prosecution g
theory was that he cut up 'he body
and threw u In Ecorse creek. know
Ing that punishment was certain ii
Tho girls death wore known Ills
defense Vas an abb The trial wss
ono ~ tho most sensational ever
held In the recorders court
The Detroit times., 1917-08-23

Dr. George a. Fritch. once tried
and acquitted on The charge ~ Kill.
ing Mabel Millman, whose dismem.
bered body was found In Ecorse
ereek. a. again under arrest.
Ho ~ charged with giving illegal
treatment 20 Mrs Christine Gordon,
So $40 High-st. West. az result
~ which she is believed 10 be dying
in Harper hospital
~ strange freak Of fate. Mrs
Gordon IL a daughter ~ tho juror,
Hardje. who acted IA foreman of
me jury that acquitted F'riich In
The Millman case.
Mrs Gordon has been 30 FOR gov.
erai days. When her condition be-
came critical she made statement
duplicating Dr. Fritch and identified
him as the physician who had treat
The Detroit times., 1917-08-23
HARD COAL
PRICES DUE
VERY SOON
Wilson May Fix Them
Within Twenty
four Hours
COAL MINERS
SET UP YELL
Insist Scale Fixed By
President Is
"RuinOus"

WASHINGTON, Aug. %
Prices for anthracite coal viii
Dc taxed 81 President Wilson
probably within "a hours. 4 was
officially stated today.
simultaneously, IL vas ar.
rouneed the president viii an
point a copper dictator" 20 d.
rect the purchase ard distrleu-
ton q copper products.
IL mas rot y-t been decided
who will De cooper dictator"
o+ficisls SAID The president s
eitr' rating al engagements pos
soie 70 clean Up the price fixing
work
The Detroit times., 1917-08-23

The following -rrns are privileged
q exscvte orders on the exchange.
" = Moss A. Co. Carlyle q Powah-;
Geo NJ ives, a Co. r. = NGccrcns
q Co. n. W. Noble A Co. 2. l. sey-
urour A Co, W. 3 MciAueh'in- Ma
rill. Lynch 4 Co. ". A Hanlin Co.
WIN A Ne.r a CO. Sinclair A couls
wendell. Mulkey a CO. Vim. II. Ross
a Co r X. Peiton A Co. Joel stoSk-
ard a Co. Bennett Smith Co. w.
r Reilly a Co. Matthew Finn. A. ".
wallace a Co. Lewis Q. Gorton- Bel
den. wcodru- A Co. Besncr. Cranef
4 Mu.hl. podd, Martin a Co. , HArA
Ferriss a Co. webb. L.. n Co
The Detroit times., 1917-08-23
MAN STRUCK BY
AUTOMOBILE is
LEFT IN DITCH

Charles catos. - years old. No.
a. Oregon ST.. WINS struck hv an auto
mobile Al JOY RI and DcNfer'hlyd.
night To wa7 picked
~ ~ the people In 'hc machine and
carried 20 Grand River ave and 10y.
I'd. where nc was left in a ditch.
Here he was found by the police.
Thursday morning. and taken 20 his
home His injuries nrc no. serious.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-23
WV york BurrrR Avn reGs

NEW YORK. Aug 3-Butter
Firm; receipts. 1916 creamery extra.
ave. DO. special market. E7Hf7i5c.
state dairy tubs. 55n 0uzr. imits-
tion creamery hrsts. 37N27hc. Eggs
Firm; receipts 1878 nearby white
fancy. 5fdSsc. nearby mixed fancy
49, isc; fresh nrrts. ssattc.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-23
cuIcaco prTTrn M,nKrT

CHICAGO. Aus 2z-Butter Ex-
,sss 80. .e nr 49,. 'o dairy lsiy eS,rss
Prime Ordinary. n assc: nrsts. sbA 70
~ afl tht,rs Twins 21L Ha2A G.
younr American. g1T73sc. Live
poultry Fowls fsWegisc ducks. ~
viec, geese. isu isc sprinEs 27d
&c, unrkcya iSc. Potatoes Re
eelpts 90 cars. Wisconsin. ttibu
llo, Minnesota 81 35nf 30; Jerseys.
bf.teoi,ts, i>nnG Islands. ti.to0 i.s5.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-23

The late Empress Frederick, moth
or 81 fhe kaieer. lef' personal fcr
tune % more than s275000o
The Detroit times., 1917-08-23
ELGIN BUTTER

EfGIN. III. Aug is-Butter. Re
ceipts. 80 tubs. sold at soc. &c bid
for so more with no sale. Last
weeks price 39Aa
The Detroit times., 1917-08-23

Tho Santa re railroad ia training
women fo- t.loEraphic positions
Trnoe>s MARI az England. has
made "a collection ~ tho programs
a. war entertainments
The Detroit times., 1917-08-23

When girl gets her first letter
from a man she keeps the envelope
stuck 10 hor mirror frame Tor six
months
The Detroit times., 1917-08-23
s,ol.o Auto Foana: susp.e. N,hs.d

oloi-0 Huto FcdN0f suspect Nacoeo
an auto stolen from O j Glles
p.e n Toledo. Saturday. vas found
an He,h l~lc "Wednesday night by
pa'rolmcn Cu>hnock and Sprague.
and MIX Zink. 30 years old, aas
been arrested. charged with driving
away 'he inastine re g. being held
Tor the Toledo authorities
The Detroit times., 1917-08-23

PrfrfinE-the pirin meat kInd--fhnt
!. rixnr--Tis.- lob ~ot.--Nsir fs-o
The Detroit times., 1917-08-23

,.,. ..s-.- sfl~h-
.v IS =
f.rs-4 -r, - ST.. ~srsar
-...s... SIX r-.-. ~ 800. ~ =, .
s.,i~ IL -
tst,e. -- n i'-tees 81 1rt-ea
ana re
49, e. 49,,
E. ~e.e.v.s SIS ~ .-r.x,i-
s"~' .""t aye iAs F"fR-
app Ia lr
haaaH@s "2oa shipping stock
, "a LliSAs l'o 70
80
-
Pear tart.e'ts, 900 US -
Ahtornis frstfs rel,Aes, % S0s
P+.,ls, $40 ger
nerrcs Ff-2 ~ ou
bi e SslNe- aneF. 'g1n,rJ
e"pl- 4'E is'.
. ''Se'"o'e~
ana -ian .o~ata,s s. pr-
e-lta
oe nia" grown AJAX beans - 81
aH Ere~n neana - 3 hu green
On ~ 90 1tt green corn. j. sacA
Honey NeN Fancy white. lsr ger
10,
Hay strcit shippers are pay'ng
ne ;olle" i7s prieees to- osisl hay in
ca lots. 3, Ietrctt, No. I 'ir1o-
t.y 40 80 y standard - ny
The Detroit times., 1917-08-23

pr$sttnE--shs plata r~st kirs--thst
= sssss--rr~e. Jes DesL--n-i. sS,o.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-23
Boston Copper Stocks

Quotations bf Horn rl-Ter e Teeks
,uE 81 open Hlsh Low cirF@
The Detroit times., 1917-08-23
New York Stocks

Furnished by Hornbloser 4 Weeks.
xurust az open High Low Close
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-31
Iie 9imttpprf Ses Nrdfis
Senten anf sie Triebens.
Stpfe beS Pa$ftes
Soa BON amsritanii4eu GI&ssrn t
SeutialanD. Derbreitet lperheIl,
Meun bic beuti4e Resieruns Ihr'
ger0ffsntEi4uns Dsr9inbsrn
iplte.

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gBsun ul9t balo SeIueIie odIur gum
Sorl9elu touuIen. oGB DIE 9eote oea
yralIpenten 2YIllou MI Seoug auf DC
iyrIeoensourl0lase Des ltdPlies IN
Ueatl1lano betannt geHlapt poroeA
lit. plro bafir ssiOrst peroeh hap
bas Document peHisltens elnen grG7
Ben Sbeil oes oeurl4en Soltss er'
reppi, oamti pieles eria9rt, Darum DE
Ser. Staatsn iip ni4t duf 6rleotnsi
llnterbanoluugtn einlaiieH tOnnen, III
bensu bas gBort Der jeBisen Seperrs
i9er Deuti9Ianos at6epttrt ptrosn
miiiIs.
Scr SetrstGr Gaming iagte, es lsi
anSunsbmen, baB in einer beitimmtsn
3sit bic 3eitunsen Der nsutralsn
Stdateu in europa bic Note rad
Oeuti4ldno bringsn piirben. Nsnn
biss Oerbinbert tperbsn iolIte, Dirben
anbere Nlittel sefunben tpsrben. uiS
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Note sur aenntHtB Su bringeu. gs
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bsa.iGfa nscut TN Meitsu abaerariEn
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Sie Wtarime-Sisa
9er5ffsutIidts om SOunerfag etns
grtlGrung,
Sn tpsl6er gebausrn iiber ben tire.
fiibreuben Wprtlaut i5rer friihes
rem 8etanntge6ung ausge'
britt pirb.

8of6ington, 80. Gusuf. =
Die Marinss9igd erlieb am Oouncrss
tag cine grtIGruns, in peI6er Der 8es
ri9t Der Marine4ge60rbe iiber bic
grplpIipn auf Mare Sslonb nt5eptirt
uno gebauern barber aussebriidt
tpirb, bag cine frii6ere grtIdruus 9ers
anlaFung gu Der gniiat sab, oIs oh
bic llHteriutung bes MarinesSepurs
tsnents bur6 ben GtnfIuB mddtiger
Qrbeiters sSntersTeu sebemmt Diroe.
Die friibere grtIdrung bate gu Der
bitteren auntroperie 5piI6en Der 2iga
unb benz Wartneietretdr SGuiels ge'
fii6rt.
Sn Der GrtIdruns Der 2igu tptrb
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boB Bel Der frii6ersn geSuguabme auf
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bem S6riTtftiide, bog nit Der 8inis
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per0ffsntli6t purbe, beibt es, bub bic
Organization iiberseugt fsi, bab feline
bic ltnterTuduns binberIibe Suitruts
tipnen erloTen tpprben IsieH.
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Ser Yreis fur 1917er
0Seisen
Bon siaer Regisrungs'
&ommiiiion aaf S2.2o
bro Gu. feitgefebt.

pro . u. Ter &c 1eaI
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preis iiir bic Wei5suernte Des Sab-es
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1 n1rbIi9en Spmmerpeiasn aui 1920
pro gu. IN egicago fsHSsisst uno ee'
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ben iporbsn.
Die Reprdfentunten Der arbeiter in
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bon $1.84 beitanbeH, pG6reno biz
Jarmer $3.50 berlangt batten. RatI
langtn 8erathunseu iDuroe eilittmTia
Der ROmpromib Don 1920 auseHom'
men.
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nm 20 gents bOber als Der bonn Rom
greg IN Der RabrInssmittas s8orlas:
fsfseIebte qrsis fir bR @ei3euernt'
Dom Sabre 1918.
Wenngleia Der preis MIR fir bic
Hegtsriinsanidufe feitgefeBt TT, slaubt
BE Rd6runssmittel Communication
bur6 bic bon ibr orgdntftrte Wei5ens
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aorporutipn pbne G6apitriefett ben
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unb bsd6F6tigt audi fiir bic Wiiller
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Siscpnnt Sfbii,
0us $urpt Der iapuniiteu 0aiiiior,
Gerit6erte ben Senet IN @oibington
ber treuen @affen6riihcri4att
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ter fdmpfen fperbe.
SSssn etnem Sribut fir Tboiuas Sci.
ferfon uno t,ds nlnerifanii6e 9rbeils-
SSsbeaI,. jaste Discount SSfbli BEN g.
nutpren. BOB bns japaniibe isoe1l
nationaler 2ebens suIest nitt 10 iebr
bonn rr1erifdnii6en entfernt iei
rgSir hetrad,ten uniere g1ation ais
etllc groBe Gsninilie," iogta or, ,oie
niht 6lr6 Die piIlfiirIi1e @cipoIt 5e-
Dcffneter @dnuer, ionoern 0irh Sie
@cdyt nntiirIiher GrtttpideIlmg ,u-
iarmen geholten miro"
Ser Wisccunt uno or6ere Wlitglte-
Der Der @tiiiion tplrben i'm Senat nuu
S;enator S,aitlsburp, Dem tenlpuraren
@oriieenben. in g5tpeieuheit oeS @i3e.
prGiioenten Maribau er1pfangert. Tie
&cbe oeS Discount, tpelhe hieier III
enoliid'sr Sprafe nerlaS, muroe bdu-
fla 0ltrb PeifnlLsrltfe ullterbrod)eu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-31

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