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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-06
GOOD ATTENDANCE
(Continued from First Pagc.)

hcadlincr Of tho hrl for tonight will he
five pairs of Stccds ridden Ivy men and
women.
Local Horsewomen Ride.
The most pleasing part or IN" enter
tninment last night was the riding ny
local women. Last nights results fol-
low:
The first prize, silver trophy, was wor
by Liberty Bell. owned by j. T. Troll
H., Cleveland. Ohio, and ridden by Miss
Elizabeth Stevenson: second, silver
trophy. Joan Sawyer. II. W. Gee. ridden
hv Mrs. W. f.. Weiss: third. ribbon. Mas.
oucradc. owned and ridden by Mrs. y. G.
Whitaker.
Combination Class.
Combination class, five EaitS: Frs
prize Radiant. owned by H. W. Gee. s35
second. Count Milo {. y. tlanchcr. s25;
third Happy King y. e. Whitaker RIB
bon Three horses entered.
Officers Mounts.
Horses suitable to become Officers
mounts: First prize. Ben Davis. Troll
silver trophy; second. Crusader, Troll.
ribbon: third. David iIarum. +. 3
Grimm. Cleveland. o.. ribbon: Chief
Retwing. Troll. ribbon. Four entries.
Hunters and jumpers.
The hunters and jumpers entry was
ono of the exciting fral urcS ht The SHOW.
The horses showed unusual activity
last night. Performance" counted 80 per
sert and conformation 10 per cent. The
awards were First prize. Top Gallant,
]. c. Rayl. Urichsvllc. o.. S35: second,
Sir Humphrey, Troll. $2j third. Cruise
der. Troll. ribbon. Three entries.
Program Tonight.
The Anal show will hr given tonight.
Tho first event will include pair riding
by women and men. The fuur pairs nf
horses will he entered by Messrs. Han
cher and Grimm. Mr. and Mrs. Whit
crt NJ. Browne.
The program for this evening fol-
lows:
Pest two saddcl horses. TO be shown
together. one tn bc ridden by and suit
able for n lady. and the other TO be
ridden by ind suitable for man. The
two horses To be- judged for cunforma-
ton. manners and performance. Hnrs-
cS will be required 10 show three gaitS:
1) walk; t2> trot: az canter. First
prize. Two silver trophies; End, silver
trophy: Bird. ribbon; 18th. ribbon.
Shetland ponies. either sex. in har-
ness. driven by hoy or girl under II
years of age. First. silver trophy;
second. silver trophy; third. rIDnon:
fourth. ribbon.
Three gated saddle stallion. mare '1r
Eelding. To he judged ON their con-
formation. substance. finish. style. beau
~. manners and way Of going. AL
horses required to shoy three distinct
gaits: Gl walk: ca trnt; 49, canter.
Must hack readily. change easily from
one gait Ia Hunrhcr. and stand quietly
for riders Ia mount and dismount. First.
s35; second. $25: third. Sl5: fourth. rib
bon.
Hunters and jumpers. Over six reg
uIatiou jumps. Performance alone IL
count. First. $33 second. S@5; third
SIS; fourth ribbon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-06
Haywood Released.

CHICAGO. Sept. 5.--l'cderal agents
took possession Of the National head
quarters Of the Socialist party on tho
West Side to-day and a warrant author
izing the seizure Of all literature and
papers in the office was served on Scy-
mour Stcdman. general counsel for the
party. Stedman was one of the leaders
in the recent pacifist meeting in Chi
cago which led to Governor Lowdcn call
ing state troops to prevent further SEES
sions. The National headquarters Of the
Socialist party occupied three floors OF
a large building. and every room was
searched and all papers taken before the
federal agents left the premises. Thir'
~ employees. including several women,
were searched and questioned.
William u. Haywood. national sccrc-
tarv of the I. w w. and former head Of
the WcStcr Federation of Miners. was
taken into custody during the raid but
later released with no charges preferred
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-06
KID" WILEY IS BACK =
AFTER TWELVE YEARS
Detective O'Keefe Nabs Alleged Florida
Pickpecket.-Well Known to
Older Officers.

kid" Wiley. said TO bc one Of the
most noted pickpockcts in the country,
was nahbcd here last night by Dctec-
tive O'kccfc. Wiley. who halls from
Florida. had spent couple of days TAX
ing in the fair and was spotted by De
tective Okeefe working IL South Side
man for a small roll
This is Wile?'s first appearance In
Wheeling in twelve years. y dozen
summers ago. he WAS picked up by Tom
Kelly and Bob Hinklcman. now lieuten-
ant and detective. and was run out o.
town. From the many towns which hr
visited he would write letters back to
the officers telling them where he was
and kidding them about eating snow
balls in West Virginia while he ate
oranges in Florida.
W. VI. Clemens. who was then chief
Of police. and police lieutenant William
Buccy. often received letters from
Wiley. in which he jcstingly advised
them that they couldn't track 4 bear
In the snow"
When escorted into police hcadQuar-
tcrs last night. Wiley laughngly in.
formed the officers that the place
didn't look altogether strange to him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-06
TWO AUTO ACCIDENTS

Two automobile accidents occurred In
the out-the-pikc district yesterday. Early
in the morning. Harry Waterproof. an
cmploye of the Wheeling Mold and
Foundry company. was painfully injured.
when his machine collided with
Packing company truck at the turn near
the railroad tracks on Peninsula hill:
The dense fog was the cause OF the acci-
dent Mr.. Waterproof was removed to
his home in Patterson. -
Yesterday afternoon an Overland auto
mobile owned and driven by Charles
Dague Of the Stone Church road. was
slightly injured when 1t was side
'swiped by a Buick owned and driven by
an Ohio man. as Mr.. Dague was turning
off the National road into the Price ga
rage At Elm Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-06
Grand Jury Probe.

. CHICAGO. Sept. 5.-Thc federal grand
Jury which was sworn in yesterday hy
Judge Evan Evans. met late this after
noon and began what Is believed tn he Il
sweeping inquiry into the activities nt
the T. w. w, the Socialists and other
organizations and individuals in c"nncc-
ton with anti-war propaganda. Several
secret operatives of the government APP
reared before the jury with bulky ell
vcIopes believed 10 contain documentary
evidence obtained in raids mad" earlier
in the day.
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Raid at Seattle.

SEATTLE. Wash. Sept. 5.-A d"ia"h-
mcnt of police and federal officers raid
cd the main headquarters of tho lndus-
trial Workers OF the World here 1T noon
today. One hundred and fifty men
found there were ordered Ia leave the
guiding while 4 search WAS being con-
Quoted The printing offic" Of tn" or
ganizatinn was also ratdcd hy federal
officera
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At Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH. Pa, Sept. 5.-Scarch
warrants have been issued and executed
for the seizure OF documentary evidence
in the hands Of alleged members Of the
Industrial Workers of the World in the
Pittsburgh district. according to an
this afternoon by T.. Lowry
Ilumes. United States district attorney
for the western Pennsylvania district.
No persons have been arrested.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-06
Tn California

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 5.-Five re-
puted l. W. w. gathering places in San
Francisco, were raidcd to-day by dcru-
ties from the United States marshals
office and agents of the department Of
Justice, books and papers were taken.
Deputies also were sent to other Callfor-
mia cities on like errands.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-06
Pictures Seized.

SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. 5.-The
homes of eight members of the l. W. w.
were raidcd by government officials and
notice here to-day and 1000 pictures of
Frank Little. who was hanged by ''rigi-
lantes" at Butte. recently, were seized.
Considerable literature was also seized
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-06
Editor Arrested,

SUPERIOR.Wis.. Sept. 5.-Emil Parics
editor of the Tyomcis. Il Finnish Social
list daily, published here, and officers OF
the local l. W. w. organization. were
arrested by federal officers in raids on
the Tynmcis office and |. w. w. head
quarters. this afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-06
In Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 1.-Two local
headquarters OF the Industrial Workers
Of the World. were raidcd by Federal
agents to-day. All literature and ducu-
ments were taken. The agents said
they do not expect to make anr arrests
here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-06
In MINNESOTA

MIENEAPOLIS, Mimi. Sept 5.-Hcad-
quarters of the |. w. W. here were raid
cd this afternoon by representatives, of
the department Of justice and the United
States marshal. All books. printed mat
ter and funds of the organization were
seized.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-06

SEIZURE oil documentary evidence III NV
:. ". W. was conducted to-day under
direction If Attorney General Gregory.
This action WAS taken under the di-
-eClion of the attorney general, says
statement issued at thu department of
Justice. and in connection with Il grand
Jury investigation which is in progress
II the United States court in the North
vrn district of Illinois.
The investigation was begun by the
grand jury 1T Chicago as Il result Of 4
sruat accumulation of charges OF all
sorts mostly of violations of the cSpIon-
age law, directed against the industrial
Workers Of the World and its leaders.
Tho seizure of the organizations papers
WIS timed for = y. m.. Central time. ana
WAS conducted simultaneously in towns
and cities throughout. the country where
Industrial Workers Of the World head
quarters have been maintained.
The government 1T" p. III. to-day.
Chicago time" the department statement
says, took possession under appropriate
legal process Of such documentary evil
dcucc. check books. correspondence. "tc..
Of the Industrial Workers of the World
in all parts of the United States as is de-
sired or needed by the United States in
curnrction with the Indictment and pros
rcution Of certain individual offenders
who have utilized the name OF that or
ganization in connection with violations
Of the federal laws
The exact nature Of the alleged offense
was not disclosed. 1t WAS said that
would be determined by the federal
grand jury at Chicago. The invcstiGa-
ton was begun secretly Il short time
ago and until to-day'S drastic action was
known only to the officials concerned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-06
R.ecorda Seized.

LOS ANGELES Sept. 5.-Hcadquar-
ters OF the l. W. w. here were raidcd
to-day by United States Marshal c. T..
Walton with force of deputies and
police Records and printed matter of
the organization were seized.
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0evera1 Arrests.

DETROIT. Mich. Sept. 5.-Headauar-
tcrs of the I. w. w. were raldcd here
this afternoon upon orders of Herbert
Cole. special agent of the department OF
Justice. Several arrests were made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-06
TO INITIATE EIGHT

Black Prince lodge No. 10. Knights Of
Pythias. will. begin its fall work Ut q:
meeting in Pythian Castle tonight when
q class OF eight candidates viii be
initiated. The degrees will be put on In J.
amplified form. and all Pythians are In. !.
vited to attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-06
In Minnesota,

DULUTH. Mimi, Sept. 5.-1ndustrial
Workers of the World headquarters were
raid.d here this afternoon by Federal
officials. II Is reported similar action
will he taken on the Minnesota Iron
Ranges.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-06
IN Arizona.
HIEE~ ;

NIAMI 5.--Indust rial
Workers Of the World headquarters here
We're r:lId,d IniS Afternoon ny deputy
United States marshal. who seized litcra-
turc and records found there.
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Raid IN milwaukee,,

MILWAUKEE. Sept 5.-Thc Milwau-
kee headquarters of the l. W. w. were
raided this afternoon by federal Off
Gals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-06
Took Possession.

DENVER. tuln. Sept. 9.-l'cpuilcS
from tn" United States mnrShalS Office
this afternoon took possession of the
bcadu,Iartnrs of the Industrial Workers
of the World in Denver.
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10000 ADMISSIONS
Continued From First Page.)

pa ssed across the stage plank in en-
tering Noah'S ark. The interesting
and spectacular parade will be headed
by the Fort Henry band playing
march music, with flags flying and the
thousands of spectators witnessing
the grandest sight Of the kind ever
staged in the Ohio valley. The pro-
ccssion will start from the EXPOSE.
ton hall and will march around the
race track twice, affording the spec
tatorS a splendid view.
Special Racing Bill,
In celebration of the big day. an un-
usually good racing bill has been pre-
pared. There will be running races
galore and trotting and pacing. The
bill promises 10 be one Of the best
ever pulled off al The fair.
All Exhibits on Grounds.
Because the fair is drawing TO a
sion that some of the exhibits might
be removed following their being
judged. Secretary Swarlz said Asst
night that nothing would be removed
until the final curtain is rung down
Friday night; that every article and
all live stock will be on exhibition to-
day and tomorrow. There is every.
thing TO amuse, please and satisfy all!
who visit the great exposition. The
old and young, those who cannot hear,
have plenty on which TO feast their
eyes. and those who cannot seq have
much TO hear.
Enjoyment for All Today.
Aside from tho animal parade and
the races this afternoon, there will be
other interesting amusements and en-
tertainment. Miss Anna Woodward.
the celebrated prima donna. will sing
from the grandstand. accompanied by
the Fort Henry band. The four raude-
vile free acts will be- given. including
the Bevo pony exhibition. Dancing
will be on in the pavilion all after
noon and late tonight. with Gump'&
orchestra PLAYING the latest patriotic
"hits." The Rutherford shows are In
full blast. which have entertained
thousands since Opening day Monday.
All the many exhibits in the EXPOSE
ton hall are 10 be seen, which are
interesting and educational. The pro.
gressive Wheeling merchants. who
have excellent displays in the hall.
will not remove their goods until Sat
urday. Everything is in ship-shape
for the big day today. Friday will be
the last day Of West Nirginia's cX-
position for 1917.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-06
WANTED-Furnished Rooms

wAH1Ep-Eld.rly lady sloas dskrss thro 70 foseS
new adaptable housekeeping rpomS permsasutH ~
good suburban or, Wheeling American family. Aata
dress Retired" Intelligence. ISL +;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-06

BOBBY did you take that message TO
Mrs. Turner as I told you
"YeSm.'
And what did you lind OUT"
Mrs. Turner. Capital.
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NATIONWIDE RAID
Continued From. First PaGe.)

could be conducted in instances
where it W as shown that attempts
were being made, by conspiracy
or otherwise TO impede the inter-
state movements of foodStuffS and
other commodities controlled by
the government and needed for
the successful prosecution of the
Mar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-06
WANTED-PosItiou

WAhTED-Postion a. chauffeur In private fa1diJ>
Hare had factory experience. Best q rN0Sncs9
Address BLOC. caro- IntelliGencef. st-h u
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LOST AND FOUND

FouNp-Beveen 18th and le,A. "a Main. ie.tss
written TO Helen" from Buffalo Owner cal hhss
same by calling q, News office and paying for thiI
adv S-S-I5
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local Horsewomen Ride.

hcadlincr Of tho hrll for tonight will he
five paIrs of StccdS ridden ny men and
IyO1npn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-06

LOST-A pockethoot. between Fulton aud CHnto9. =:
Monday. Reward II returned 10 Intsusencr ufcayN
LOST-A black Holrteln heller. Any infofnsoeA
will be rewarded by B. 8. North. Short Creek W.s:
Va. Bell phone Alt ZOO r 3. seslSS!
L0ST-Saturday. white EsQuImo. dog: any inforns-;
ton will be rewarded J. J. Buttse. Beech ,Giel.e
Bell phone 3oi-J. s-t.i5tss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-31

5eiisen nno ibnen nnr 81 MAIDEN, onB
lie ourh ibre geruenoiug 3eit ipas
ren fonnten. 60 fam rs. oab iih Die
S6reibfHnff)ine 5undAit in &merifn
raid einfIbrte. 9onn fam iie 9ln,
tangs Der aftBiger Sabre oes uoris
gen SSabrbun0erts naA @uropa. Der
aageneine aufidDlng oes @eifGftsz
le6ens bradte es oann gan5 BON ielbit
NIT lid, oaB man Die giiroarbeit
praftiia eeitolten uro nereinfafjen
muBte. Ia erfanrtte man nun in Der
neuen mnerifnniihen 0tai6ine elm
fDertbboaes 9iilfsmittel ilr oiefen
3Def. 9ellt5utage fonnen mir obne
Sfrcibnaidine iiberbaupt nift ulebr
alstommen.
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GluB sWa6ridJten.
@ittpof, 81. Dttober 1917.

Nittnof, 81. Dttober 1917.
Der ObiOflhB 1T etfpas i'm Stsigen
bsgriffsn. @eitsH abeHo batte ber@
felbs Bel bieiigsr Stnbt einsu Baiisrs
ftnnb BON 22.9 SUB.
Die folgen6eH Sepsi9en trdteH
tpdbren0 DEG gsItrisen sasss bier
sin:
'pittsburg, ga.-11.9 SUB. iteist.
8beling, 80. Ba.-22.3 5rb, Ifeigt.
gartersburq, So. gn.-19.7, iteigt.
aanair6a sails. N. @n.-2.3, fdat.
G9orlsiton, 20. @n.-7.5 SUB. itat.
gOrtsmOut6, C.-24.5 SUB, fteist.
2ouispiQe, Rh.-9.4 5uB, itsist.
@pansoills, o5nb.-12.4 SlB, fd1t.
1nFhpile. 9enn-9.O SUB. iteigf.
.Gbattanooaa, 1snn -8.6 SUB, Ffeigt.
Wempbis, Senn.-5.6 SUP, ftei3t.
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Hinbpieb. = DIR Morft nor
i'm @an5sn itttia Die preile etiDa oit
seitrisen. Die 3ufubr mar siehtiidj
rsifdid. Die Habfrase mad min.
Observation-Disclosures iiberitiea has
anasbot bei Weitsn, bic preife iir
bieIelben iparen fart. @ep06nli5s
Wil4fiibe tparen longiam ME INNER.
auserleiens Stoders unb sSeeb.rs nas
rem itetis. GetpobHlife uno serinSe
ipnren langfam gu alien preHen.
Mittlere unb i6iptre Stiere $500
-12.75; 5kif9er Stiere $500
9.75; auserlsisne Bis srtra 5000
11.5C; 5sifsrs $6.OO-8.50; auserfes
itne Bis ertra $s.75-9.5o; Ride
$5.50-725; aussrlefsne biz trtrn
$7.5O-8.5o; @annsrs $5,OO-5.50;
Mil6tiibe $50.oo-125.Oo; Stoders
uno seebsrs $6.00-9.5O
gulIen = Die 3ufubr mar sss
ring, Der Martt itetis Die prsiie Die
9eitrl9en.
Sette gallem $8.OO-8.5o; Bologna
'$7.00-7,75; ertra $7.35-8.OO; ma
gsrs upb lei9te $5.5O-5.75.
aGIber. Der Wartt 0iinete
lnngfam su gefrigsn Preiisn, tlcuts
bann ab uub f9iob langinm uno
i9pod 75c-$10O nisSrigsr. Giains
DE unb seip0bniife aalbsr parsm
flau.
Bette lei6te adIber $13.25-14.O0;
fair bis CUTE $11.OO-13.25; orbinds
re uno grobe 100000.
S6Deine. - Die Ra9frage
i6eritiss btute ous Qnsebot unb Der
Nlartt offnste fart, ale 9raos psrs
tauften 25c b6ber aIs NOntag. Der
Salub mar lebbaft unO Is tpurbsn
msbr 5bi,re perlangt.
9tuserlesue ff,pers 225 gfunc unb
mtbr $3.50; auserleiene Yerianot>
unb i}leii6srfortn 1870 pfunb unn
msbr $3.50; mittlsrs uub ssmiihte
$15.75-16.50; fair bis CUTE lti9te
@srfanbtIorteH 120 Bis 155 pflno
$1475-15.25; Orbindrs bis cute
5ntsI 40 gfnno uno tUsniger $12.s
O0-1425; orbindre bis auserlelsHs
i8psre fetts Sdut $13.0o-l5.6;
orOindrs bis CUTE stass $12.0o--
14.50.
S6afs unb 2Gmmer. = Die
3ufubr par beute esrins, Der giartt
itstis su eeiirisen Prsifsu.
stafe, auserleisne bis srtra So
75-10.OO; fair Bis CUTE $780,
so; GuQs uno proinars $4o0-7.oO;
g0de $500 unb penissr. &dmmsr,
oussrleiens Bis ertra $15.75-16.00;
fair Big CUTE s1400-15.5o; feconos
$12.00-13.00; Guqs unb oroinare
$9.00-11-50.
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y Baltimore. Wto., 30. Stt. Der
GroBs 6ra6tSpier Der Baltimore &c
SRip gtisnbu6n in gennit 9oint,
duf Der Dsitfeits b.s Safens, itebt
in 5lommen. Ter 9erluit miro en-
Iebr GROCER iein.
9as Beusr iit bns erDBts felt bsm
sroBen Brand BON 5ebrunr 1884.
our4 pel6ss Der @d6ditstbeif 0er
StnDt singedi6ert puroe.
Die piers 90. s unb 8, ots in
5IammeH Ifeben, ent6RIten 9roBa
Wenarn BON Wtunition pub moers
@orrdtbe, bic fir ameritariibe 1rups
pen in 5raHtreidl uno i6rs Aai.ri.n
beftimmt iino. Snnerbal6 Don 'e1n
Wlinuten, uutoem Die 5lammea sH.'
bedt purben, itanb Die gau3e Strut
tur in 5lammsH, 5iiuf3ebn damn
Don einem britii6en 0umpfer. Der nm
Qier liegt, ipranoen iiber SorD ano
es miro 6efiirdtet, bag sinigc Dgn
ibnen srtrunteu iin6. Sin 3uteho
ooer mebr Wdnner, bic auf Dem 4Ier
6ei6Gftigt paren, peroen uermiBi.
2(uf sinem Der 9isrs befanoen In
aiIteu nit @ei6ofen, Die ppn Get 81
3tit erpIooirtsn. Wlan gIaubt, DOB
bos 5suer our6 SruH6itftuug per-
urin6t nurbe.
Die Baltimore & Cbio @etreioce
ipreiher befinoen lid gang in Der 9ta'
he Der brennenoen 9Siers, Die Die
Sallpt.@nomrnfte Der engIiifen ,Slrs
neB & Aitbp Gnnpier.Sinie iiilo.
Ser Bier go. S iuar Der Trilbcre Rier
0es Rorooeiltid)en 9lopo. an Dem all
S6ifie bieier Sinie lire SaOllngen al
9oro nabmeu. Gie beioen 3eritorten
&iers foiteten ungefdbr cine WelIlOH
Dollars jeoer.
&lr3 nab Dtttternadt gerietb OoS
Bier $40. 10, Der friibere GinlUanoes
rintgss9ier Der 0ellti6en 3anpfer.
qeieuifaft IN 8rnno, Der Gbef Der
Seiierpebr gIalibt nber, oaB es aelins
gen lperoe, Dos 6eller alf Die orei
4iers 5u beid)rdnfeu.
True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on October 30,
1917, as required by the Act OF Octo-
Der 9th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-31
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