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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-06-29
Children Cry
FOR FlETCHeR'S
Q a STO RIA
FRENCH WOMEN TO DRIVE
WAR AUTOS BEHIND LINES

Paris. lNnr 26.-Between $50 ana
200 women soon will be driving mil
itary motor cars behind the front.
Women tGyc tried since the besl
ming of the war to enlist in the al
tomcnile" wes the center of this
group and il has secured the sigma
t,ires O? several hundred of the thou
sand women in Paris who hold nc
enses to drive motor cars. The bu-
reaus held them back until now.
The women are Obliged to enlist
for three months and to agree tosub-
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-06-29

troubled with cramps and feel hKe
different woman. cannot praise
lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
mound too highly and ! am recommend.
Ing il to my friends who suffer as did. "
Mrs. GEORGE r. NAYLoR, Box ~
Marysville, Pa. ..
painful or irregular periods, backache,
headache, dragging-down sensations,
fainting spells or indigestion should
take Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
compound. Thousands have beer re-
stored to health by this root and herb
remedy. A.
Write for free and helpful advice to
LYDIA E. Pinkham Medicine, 20. ICON
fidentiaD, Lynn, Mass. Only women
open and read such letters.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-06-29

NIT scrupiously to military rules and
discipline. They will in the beginn-
ing replace motor ambulance driv.
ers in the foreign sanitary sections
who are transferred to other services
Later on they may replace men in
other automobile sections. The COM
handing officers of our military d.
visions have made applications for
women recruits to drive service cars.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-06-29
Clear Away The Waste.

Bowel regularity is the secret OF
good health, bright eyes, clear COM
plexions, and DR.. Kings New Life
Pills are mild and gentle laxative
that regulates the bowels and re-
lieves the congested intestines by re-
moving the accumulated wastes with
out gripping. Take pill before re-
firing and that heavy head, that dull
spring fever feeling disappears. Get
DIT. Kings New Life Pills at your
druggist, csc.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-06-29
Business Scholarship.

We have for sale, scholarship,
good for a complete course in either
Bookkeeping and Accounting or
Stenographers Course in the owens
boro Business & Industrial College.
For particulars apply at Republican
office. II
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-06-29
Has a Good Opinion of CHAMBER
LAIN Tablets.

"Chamberlain's Tablets are a
wonder. l neve: sold anything tsat
beat ,hem," wires F. b. Tress"y'
Alcnmond, ny. When troubled VIII
Indigestion or corst patton give thtri
It'll
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-06-29

ent exercising OF the ROSTERS vocal
organs. SO John caught the crow
ing cock and slit its tongue in the
hope that peace would reign there
after in the neighborhood. The Port
land Humane Society succeeded in
getting s25 fine assessed on the
amateur throat specialist.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-06-29

Wouiu nav
in bed several days
every mo n tn. I
tried all kinds OF
remedies and was
treated by doctors,
but my trouble con-
tinued until one day
l read about Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vege.
table Compound and
what it had done for
others. / tried It
and now / am never
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-06-29
Close Connection.

Ethel has the gift of graphic des-
cription. Until recently she was a
little country girl, now she lives in
large town. The first letter she
wrote back TO her old home began
like this;
This is a queer place. Next door
is fastened on 10 our house"
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-06-29

THE LADIES' HOME JOURNAL,
THE SATURDAY EVENING POST
and THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN
wish to secure the spare time of q
man or woman to act as local repre-
sentative in Hartford and vicinity,
looking after the renewals Of their
many subscriptions in this section,
and introducing these publications
to new readers. Payment will be
made in salary and commission. Pre-
vious experience is desirable but not
essential. For details address, with
references, Box 654, THE CURTIS
PUBLISHING COMPANY, Independ-
ence Square, Philadelphia. 17t2
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-06-29
Sits COCKS TONGUE
SO HE COULD SLEEP

Portland, Ore, June 26.-it cost
John Wilcox, 6S years old OF TINS
c,ty exactly s25 to experiment with
the growing machinery of a neigh
bor's rooster. John couldn't sleep
a. mornings because OF the persist
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-06-29
Coincidence.

Nervous Co-Ed-Conductor, which
end of this car do | get off Of?
Conductor-It doesn't make much
difference, ma am. Both ends stop.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-06-29
His Results.

"A bad orator is like man with
good intentions"
How is that"
"He murders a speech while trying
to deliver baltimore American.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-06-29
AWFUL
CRAMPS
Suggestions that may save
Much Suffering

Marvsville, Pa.-"For twelve years
7 suffered with terrible cramps. 1
Arizona republican., 1917-02-15

much more than that when shipping charges are included. The sale of Bon nie Donald at Denver to Mir. Humbert was an event of such importance in the Hereford world that the Hereford Journal gave it a first page story. Here is what the Hereford Journal had to say of that sale, the sale of the half brother coming a bit later:
 One of the most important bull sales consummated at private treaty during the Denver show was the sale. by Wal ter L. Yost of Kansas City, Mo, to Messers. W. S. & W. K. Humbert of Phoenix, Ariz. of the junior show cdft Bonnie Donald 54S949 by Bonnie Lad goth for S3,O00. Bonnie Donald has been one of the seasons most consistent winners and has contributed materially to the big string of blue and purple ribbons won by the Cedar Croft herd. He was first in class at De Moines, first and junior champion at Lincoln, first and junior champion at Topeka, first and junior champion at Hutchin son. first at Sedalia, first at the Ameri can Royal, first at Atlanta and first at the International
 Bonnie Donald was calved Jan. r., 1916 His sire is the noted bull at the head of the service in the Cedar Croft herd Por rie cd goth hv the ehamniOn
Arizona republican., 1917-02-15

generally, although other houses are used on occasions.
 Musically the city is afforded many opportunities denied cities much larg- CT than this in more centrally located spots. Several artists are induced to visit this district yearly and are heard by the music loving public who patronize them freely. The School of Music, a Phoenix institution built up by a Phoenix woman after years of endeavoT, affords other attractions. The Musicians club arrange pro- grams frequently, and several local musicians are heard on various oc- casions throughout the year.
 Among other attractions which are looked forward to in the entertain ment class are those of the Hi-Y courses, lyceum lectures and other features brought to the city by the Phoenix Union high school and the Young Mems Christian Ass""io -'--- These events are staged at the high school. In addition to the high school auditorium. the Woman's clut and the School of Music. houses
Arizona republican., 1917-02-15
BUT BOYCOTT ON POTATOES

By a practically unanimous vote the Housekeepers league voted boycott on potatoes until the price is reduced from seventy three cents a peck to thirty five cents.
 After some consideration it was de cided that in consideration to dealers the boycott would be off when potatoes were reduced to forty cents per peck. Mrs. Ida M. Hebbard presided at the meeting, which was attended by women representing the districts in Greater Boston.
 It was lively meeting, devoted largely to the experineces of members O fthe lague with local dalers. They compared prices. showing that in some of the suburbs prices were advanced without any reason and that poor peo- pie were unable to pay the prices asked for meat and potatoes. Attention was called to the fact that the prices Of rice, oatmeal, sugar and even macaroni had been advanced.-Boston Globe.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-15

where entertainment is afforded in Phoenix follow:
 Phoenix is well equipped with smaller theaters. Attractions of in terest are staged during the winter at the Elks theater.
 Theaters and locations:
 Amusu theater Washington street, between First and Second streets. Pictures.
 Arizona theater. First and Adams Streets. Pictures.
 Coliseum theater, First street be- tween Adams and Monroe. Vaude- vile
 Columbia theater, 1O9 West Adams street. Stock.
 Isis tneater, q East Adams street Stock
 Lion Theater 34 West Washington street Pictures.
 Lamara theater. 1S East Washing ton street. Pictures.
 Plaza theater East Washington street, between First and Second
Arizona republican., 1917-02-15

Bonnie Donald, prize winner where ever Hereford bulls have been shown since he entered the ring, and his half brother, Beau Bonnie, also splendid animal, are now citizens of the Sat- River Valley and the F. F. V. of Here lords in this section. These two aris- tocrats arrived in Glendale Monday night from Kansas City and on Tues day walked five miles to the W. <. and W. K Humbert ranch. They came through in fine shape and the picture of these two classy animals was taken the day after their arrival by MT IIumbert, senior, who again proves himself very much Gf a Photographer as well as a great encourager of the best kind of cows for the Salt River valley.
 While all the bull crop or the num bert ranch for this year and next is already conctracted for and when the contract was made there was no thought of getting such fine bulls for sires, yet the dumberts' will make more than good on their agreement by living up to it to the letter even if the stock is by those two animals.
 It may be said without fear of con- tradiction that there are no finer bulls than the two just imported here. They cost in the neighbOrhOOd of S6.006 and
Arizona republican., 1917-02-15

Bonnie Brae StI. His dam was Ruth Donald, granddaughter of MasGuerad- ar He is strong in blood of Anxiety ith, with a liberal mixture of Garfield and Lord Wilton. He is a youngster that should come back again next year and duplicate. if not excel. his show ring record of the past season. Messrs- W. g. 2 W. k. Humbert maintain a highgrade herd of registered Here1ords in Arizona, and plan to mate him with q class Of females that will give him an opportunity to make good the prophecy he gives of making as good a breeding bull as he has made show bull in his calf form.
 The Humberts, father and son, are the owners of what is known as the
Arizona republican., 1917-02-15
Many Theatexs M .PhOen1x PY0Uide
 Good Attractions

Phoenix is well supplied with the aters of all classes and characters and throughout the winter season there is a good variety of attraction at nearly all of them. In addition there are several larger and better attractions brought to the city each year by enterprising citizens anxi- ous to hear and see the pest. These later are staged at the Elks theater
Arizona republican., 1917-02-15

Phoenix Hereford farm, located about seven miles from Phoenix. The farm contains 175 acres, all under ditch, and the principal crop grown is alfalfa, which not only supplies feed for the herd of about l35 Herefords, but sur plrs from which the owners realize about $500 annually from the sale of hay. Four cuttings of alfalfa are sec Ured a year. For winter pasture the alfalfa ise disked and barley is sOwn with it. In this way green feed is avail able the year round Milo maize is grown for grain feed. Messrs. Humbert find no difficulty 'in dispossing of the surplus of their herd, their entire bull calf crop for the past two years having been contracted to one outfit for deliV cry at yearlings
Arizona republican., 1917-02-15
THUG USED A NEW WEAPON

A new kind of blackjack was used on Herman Eilvert recently by thug who held him up A sock, with a pool ball in it, was found near the scene of the robbery when Officers c. W. Smith and Elliott made the investigation The robber took Eilvert's car tickets from his pockets, but in his hurry over looked s50.-Columbus Dispatch.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-06
Nnr Streif
Sinb an bic 250 itaetiid)e 5ubrleiite,
neil ie bobcreu 9obu perlausen.
SeridieSene itabtiidle Separtemente
bierSurfl nabesn labmgelest.

Iie StaotpcrpuIt!ng befnloet iif
Jegeniudriig iniolee elnes gan5 iiner'
partet erfoIgten 9rsituIthes bon etpa
250 itGotliben 6llbrlelIten III iebr ltll'
angcnebnler Gage. lie 9lu$Itdnoigeli
;inS Niltglieber Der Gitp ono Sanitaru
Gtipers llnion uno beoienen Ole
6ugrpcrfc iur Ole @iiaabfubr, Die
Sprentelluogcn un6 ionitiae Gs'
1d5r.e oes StrabeurciHigunAaoepa
meilts. joipie aud Die 6ubrlperte oes
Ceportemcuts fur StraBrureparatl,.
rem.
Nie it1otiidJcn gehor0en batter bon
ocdI susIianh fcine glbullng bis lie
iid ecilcrn Ger ooilen0etcn lbatiate
segcniiber ianoen. Gie ,5ubrlelte CT,
baIteH einen SageIobn. Der Gpiidcn
81 80 lnlb $2.75 itruntt im0 per.
Iongen $2.75 bis S3 PRO Gag nit Der
@arantie. ocb lie nr1dcatIic5 iiitr
Gage sIrbeit erbnltei;. Sieie Dtebrfor.
oc,uag mar I'M rerfloiieneu ,Sanuar
unterbreitet noroen mo nad) l0ngererl
observation-disclosures erfldrteu iih oia
Scate angciid)ts Der mibli6en 6tnanS.
Iags Der Staot bereit biz 3um erittu
gulf gu parien. fir mann ibnen Die
perlnngte Grsohins oeriprod)en nor.
ocG lrar, ooraltaeeieet, ooB Die Staot
itncnSiea III Der Gage iein ruiirOe, Die.
ies ,l gcrabren.
Sic Sirelfer bebanpten MN, oob
ih'ca teine grbobnng bes sIrbeits.
Ichnes mgsitansen tporben III, nab.
rcilb anoere ltaotiife sIneeite1te stuf-
bcilerungen srbaIten baben. Ger &c.
iddftsogertt Der Union SSa1es gopIe
srtI1rte gsitern, haf Sie 9erte, am
Snsif 5leiben tuiiroeH, biz iie ibr,
,soroeriulJen surbgeicst fitteu. aber
arbeitsoirrttcr &ornberocr oie6t ii4
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9robbrief
Sat Grjbiiduf NoeiIsr erbalten,
peldjsm $4,000 pon inn Der.
langt iprrSeu.
gnnSesbeb0reeH bemibt ben gerfaiisE
Scs SdIriftitlfes 5u eTmitieln.

Sie 9ediilten bes Dun0e@gebeinI
hiciiieS iitio Jegenpartis benliibt, Seit
Serioiicr ODER bic Beriniierin eiiea
Tr0bbriefeS 5a ernitieIm Der in Der
poriGcn &ot,e er5biit)uf 9qoeller ;p'
gine iino IN Sem nom er5biid)of $i5,-
900 Dcrllngt ;olro,n, ipiorigeniaas
iein 1alait in giorluooo nit Spnanlii
il. Die 2uft ecipreugt unb er nit 9IalI.
iaurs pereiitet iperoen icllte.
Ie rGrJ6ii4of pollie oen @eitrei6.
icI gar feia, geIdtuns ifenten uno
ben Sriei einil5 IN ben Bapiertcrb
perferi, dbsr iein Sefretar SieD. u.
slHtbonp 6eitano oaroui. eoB Die stn.
aelcgeilbctt Slir aeYntn.B Der Gebor.
ben se6ratt Ipiiroe.
J,adl Der slrriid)t Ger 8eboroen III
Der 9rlsi pon elmer 6rnu geitiriebei,
iporoen. GaS geIo ioIlte Der G.5blidci
om periloiieren Snmitop bereit bal.
ten, bg es ounn bon einern Boten ab.
celolt ioerbcn piiroe, Der ieocd,. tpie
III Sem GGrei6en pcripdert Uirb, BON
be- gaitica Saf,e nifts ipiiie. Ratiir.
LID ttftcH it'd Die 9iinbesbeanIten 10.
Iwie aud 9oli3iiten ans sforpcoo oili
Sle 2niier 5eIeet, aber es itellte iicb aii,
Sonltns fem gUte Elm.
SH oem Srief beibt Is. tas BIZ
SIS. .0C0 nIs .Oorleben~ ron Den ab.
!enbern perlanst peroen. nm ibre ga.
nIilien aii ucrioreen. lpikrene lie nat
6raufreid, eebens I'm eesen oi.
/. eod,es- gu fdnlpieu. Gerner teibt IS.
SaB ore abienoer bes grieies Sebn
Charts RitrogipceriM bier Ssanaen
OpnnrHit unS feds llnjen glauIdlme
EabeH unS Der grsbifdsf bobcr obne
lpeiteres Sas GeIb aniGnffen iolItc.
'cenn er ni@t iroIle, SaE jein 3obn.
bans in bds nihlte GoinItp pcriett
-:iroe.- EslbffperitnnbIid, piro ais
gpriidtSwabreael bos ersbiitSflid.
aaIais bspdtt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-06

Der &oiinung bin, Nab Die Streifers Is
lbA Sodb nod ijberleaen, uno bic gr'
beit 5u oel bi5berigeu geoingungen
mieorr aufnebnea iperheu, oa nas
i;aotiide glogaet fir oas Gpcite Solb.
jubr bereits Jlitgebeiben tporoen lit
rao cine 4ufbeiieruug Der Sobne nlr'
mctr id)letteroinsS nin6elid) lit, neil
Der Staot 9ier5u dbioltt fem @elo our
8errilgltng 'te5t.
Ger ausftcnS mnfte iid om geitri'
GEN Gage id,on 'ebr f!ibIbdr. Rirqenos
IN Ger St1ot ruuroe Wtiiu absefnbren,
Die StraBen rpurbeu :ttd)i leiprenfelt
ul0 aubsroem tpurben bic arbeiten
NIT gc3u1 duf struBenreparaturcn
itarf bebiroert, S1 ben @rbcitern feline
yputeriaIteU sugefibrt perben fonr.
ten.
@eidiiitsagent 9cple hattie I'M
Saufe oes WltnltttaGs cine Idngerc
gefprefrung NIT @rbeitsoireftor
9ornberger, Der itm dltseinanoere
ieste, 0aB an cine 8erpiIIipung Der
ssorherlrgrr porIaiifig tnfolgc Der
iyiudH3tIenrn1e I'm Gtubtiidel nidt gu
Henfcn lei uno 8opIc miro nun, pie es
tetst. Die 4usItGnbieen BON Der Gid
bcItiGfei. bieier @efaiiptuna su iiber.
5citger un6 tie sitr &.ieoerairfnabnc
Der Gr6e;t 81 5etpcoen pcrirden.
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Nabiater Nmridic.

Lsr eercinieten 9lHiirengimeeH bon
leGs &oIlIiiirn 6eburfte es eeitern.
nm oen 1urbisen 6eorge Campbell.
ben 90 42f Ria StruBe. I'M 2orri.
Der ocs 9tarbbauies Dor Dem DiuniBi-
poIgcridit 81 iibcripdItiecr. Ganp.
bel : Satin. Die na4 Dem 8dtbbauie
Pluiulnen mar, Urn ciHen 9nftbeienI
lpescn tbdtliden glngriftS eeecn lDreu
@altrn ju ar,uirfcu, iap ocnIclbeR 5u
tb.ein Gritnlnen IN 0tlml5ipulgeridt
1ulitjen bpn 3itidNniern umb perltau.
0iste oen @eudtspolBtiten @erplp
Don Scr SbatiaHe. gtIs bonn @unlp.
bell Dtieite mndie oeu @'eridlciaoI 5lt
noate SoIiSiii Sciocnreidh
6rn a5uridea per5often. aber Campbell
icRtt iih 10 enerpiit 5ur Bebr, bab
nerit,ieoene an6ere 9edfHte Seioen-
reid Sli 0iIfe fpnnen uurBten, ebe IS
nor ocn rlbioten Reoer &C.
lii5ig 5u MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-06

meiiten bon ibren Ddmen bssleitet
tparsn, iraten stftern unsr Der Jiibs
runo Don 5erru 4uguit Serrmdnn bic
meife no6 Bolton an, lin Der bort
bonr 8. bis IA. SuIi itattfinoenoen
aonpention Der 9robloes oes Srbens
bei5uipohnen.
- Geueripshr9ef Souiton purbe
geftern Don Der 8unbesresierung dufs
geforbrt pier peHionirte Seuerpebrs
l.ute gu Iibern, bic milleHs iinb. in
bsm in gbilIicotbe ou erri9tsHben
sruppsnIaser Beuerpebrlsuts ausaus
bilbeH.
Ri9aeI ainseI bon Po. 3021
Cinnamon Strobs purbe ssiieru ais
Rd6folser bes am Derflofenen
Samitas srmorbeten Wiliam ReelD
gum 9urarbeiier IN ben itdbtiften
StolIuneeH on Der Carthage pits ers
nannt. atn3srs GrueuHung erfoIste
auf Grunb siHsr Don linn fir ben
poiter abgelegten etoIlDtenitprufuRg.
= Dos 0ormalise. felt seruumer
Sci. ni9t msbr i'm 8etrieb beiinbIi9s
pumpenbaus Der Gitp See Go. an Der
ReGlnre StraBs unb ben 9elsiieu
Der psnnipIOania 9abn ipuros seitsrH
bonn itdotii4sn gautpmmiFdr tons
bemuirt.
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JabresvsrTalnnIuns
SieIt am ssfrisem a6enb Der 5sntiAe
EioHierberein ab.

Dc bemd5rtcH, tpiebereupdbIten @e.
1ptten oura Seaator Carl au5l IN
iyrc aenrter eingefiibrt. = Setrc.
tor Gonrao Grager tseann icinen
20. aHrtstermin. = Sntereiiante
c:iBeIbeiten nus Dem S1bresberidt.
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Gterblibfettsberttbt.

SOGu Marquis, SO, 1850 giacc
Strabe, Ser5Ieioen
sStIlium &eiier, 81, 149 sSeit %
StraBc, &rgbs.
Scnrp Diefnionn, 50, 1854 g9iIblr
4re., Ser5leioeu.
S5ouras &beatIep, 60, 251S Sigb.
LAID Gpe., @ebtrnibIog.
Rareo Sreenburg. 46. S1l @eit 8.
StraBc, Grebs.
,DaifneI Suber, II, 220S Calumet
Acc., Rrerenleioen.
Charles Seis, 81, aIoogton, Gieren-
Ic.oen.
2orette &etteIer, 8, 5110 Carthage
%oa6, SfspGfe.
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0ies mnb 3as.

= Inter ben iunssn RsSi3in,rn,
bic IN Columbus bic Stantsprifuus
srfclsrsih beftdubsn babsu. beiinbsn
iit bic folssnben % Gineiundtisr
9eorss O. SuHier. Ben. .. glasg,
Carl R. Suffs, J. 9. goubsu, j. u.
sifber. M. 9. 9arrsn. Ti. g. 9ober,
meier. 6. e. Palmer. 9. g. sJanes
burn, 2. J. R'unsttr. Dennis Rup2.
). g. Siaais. J. u. Grintls, D. 8.
Coleman, .. ". Srpin. 6. R. Ger.
ring. u. q. Solution, u. Watusta,
!. z. S1artp. Y. R. anauf. O, 8.
MebnH unS g. u. Barter.
Nm bi, bunbsrt RitslisSsr Der
bisfgeu Glts 9oss BON hensn bic
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garffonserts.

@eIegcrtlib oes aon5erts i'm y II T.
net " 0 os Rarf an Sonlltn1
9taflltittag rpi-o Die GSberger 'ihe Sa.
peac oas foleenoe 4rogramm 3u &c.
boz bringen:
(tiuurpb -Dtarid .... Gsberger
Eotpourri auS Carmen ..... 8i3et
tSWIciienreigsn aus D9allirboe" :.
Observation-Disclosures. 80. 6baninao.
Yotpourri m,s .Doure in 2ooe" e.
Star Spnndleo @anner.
Superh,re III rSdnubauier" @aguer
Gorretioio (slusCcip1hlD.
Soltit 9arI EGIis.
SerceuIe ....... @ooonrn
S6oc.Solo, albert eSteraer
Sittle lot 6roelih
!Jtilitdriide Bbuntaiie 49,, .2ueoers
Amerita.
SIN Z ben Yart miro am Conn.
tag gtahmittdg Sobn Is. 8eber's aar
peae Gas iol9enle Srogramm ourf.
fulrcn:
%iaridl .n6irIt Cbio Snfantrp" =.
. ........ Sduefer
Superture 3lt ,Ncinniello" AubCr
Sorneticlo oS5e 5ireflu" Shacfet
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9rtpnurri ans @aoome 9ntterilp.
.. ....-... Guecini
Star Spenlleo 9onuer.
RoridS nAmerican Spirit Snhin.
ciblc" ... .Souis ". 9run0l
5be SSarriors 9rcnm .'..... 0ceIferI
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-06

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sppfe barontnls. gu eleif'er 8eit Der.
langt Sooges IN einer ipetteren alagc
$4,000. fpeiI ibm, pdbrent CT Bel Der
SeieIlfGaft beidydftigt NOR. inberedl.
t'gte 0ebal.sab,iige fir einen pripat.
gsriihsr.ngSionbs genrodbt iplrben.
@iHifreo Straub perlangi
$1,000 bon Der Gineinricii Traction
Co.. neil lie am "a. 2iprif 1917. als
fe nn ser 8. unb @aDnliLer StraBe
enc @arfap Gar berIaiien pollte, ir.
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li3 Derlest iporoen III.
6eiratb annuIIirt.
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3nidp, I3 Cottage aerrote, iporiiber
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bon berislben sinsesoneens 6eirat5
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sranf Saicrifan1p iit 3citnmcrts.
boltitrefsr bon anna Marin SaIen.
lamp: @ritn6aiaentbtm $1,000.
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poaitreder BON gbilipp Sod: gerio.
naIten $375, @rinoeigentblrm 5000.
Der psrlonliGle Ra6iab Der Rutb
gea bctrlgt 1885: berienige oes So.
fepb q. sIuiier Si1SS. .06; oerjenigc
Der Dsarp @ider $4550.
gcrihtebeues.
Gie RepubIic 8. uno y. Go. er.
Ianate Gin ltrtbsil fiber $3.50. so unS
bic gtortb College Sill Realtp 60. elm
ioihes fiber $1292.06 eeeen @oia
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llniun Saoings gonf & Srlit 60. elm
ioIaes iibcr S5261.27 aegen 1arin 6.
gtttefinS; bic Crescent ScoI Go. eilI
icIdes iibeg 1925 gegen bic Cincinnati
Sire proof Door Co.; s9M. gt. Gtel.
tenpObI elm ioldes fiber $s35.s9 &c.
scn 9bas. J. Wees Ii. u Con-. Sable
ir. sin ioIhes iiber $500 eeaen Geo.
2oepfer; Sic automobile Gerpice Go.
elm ioIdles fiber Sf25 eesen %. 8.
Gaeiion; Gli5n Patterfon ein Ioldcs
iibcr Sill gegeH genit @iafon; 81. 6
qramig&go. Elm iolhcs iIter $280.03
eegen Chm. Sdatltbeis: Die gine.
a:sron & gteel 60. elm ioldres iibe-
siSS.1s oeeen g. g @tnters: bic
Union earrings @anf & 1rHt Go.
Elm ioIdss iiber $3.50 80 sesen eouiic
4ehinger.
George Sfnitb, Der infer Der sln.
fIage itailo Sotn Collins ON 8. Rdr,
1917 nm s21 bsraiibt gu haben. Suritc
i'G oes .bdtIiden alneriffs idaiIbiJ
befennsi ,mo iuurbe sa 80 Iagen De.
fnnsnib peeirtbeilt.