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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-03-17
Trains Cancelled
Enroute to N. 7.
By New Haven:
tBy Associated Press)

BOSTON, March IL The N. Y.
N. H. and Hartford Knickerbocker
limited. due to leave for New York at
p. M, and the Merchants limited,
scheduled for p m. were cancelled
today on account Of the strike situa-
tion. The last parlor car from Boston
for the present was attached to the
train leaving at 10:05 a. m.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-03-17

they have refused to sign an asphalt
petition as they favor brick paving
One man says he was offered SIS and
the other $40 by Andrews company
representatives. Nearly every prop
erty owner, both resident and non
[continLed On Page Five.l
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-03-17

Wayne County Forum Meets Sunday
to Discuss Changes in Constitution

Public discussion proposed changes in Indns constitution will
be afforded the first time Sunday afternoon at 230 o'clock N the
high school auditorium.
rganized pubic discussion
will hold meeting then.
Kelly. Of Earlham, will preside
will discussion will
question box will be provided meeting OF the Forum
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-03-17
CANAL REPORTS DEFICIT
(By Associatsd Press)

1 WASHINGTON, March ia de-
ficit OF over IS per cent confronted the
Panama Canal at the beginning Of the
calendar year, according to advices re-
ceived here.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-03-17
Weather Forecast

For Indiana by United States Wealth
er eureau--Fair, colder tonight. Sun
day fair.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-03-17
BAPAUME TAKEN BY BRITISH
REUTERS REPORTS IN LONDON
(By Associated Press)


LoNcoN, 7-eapaume
British,
AehetPet reported
be n o British.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-03-17

Temperature Today
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1917-12-14

tbs e are segyra, o. ms fr'-ld. .'.a..
with open AIMS to receive him.
1t has been regular "plrv -~'g
Weather" this week, and the gau sn.>a
of that trace nave been pretty cgably
busy since the freeze ard ID chances
are That after the thaw Ilday m5ny
more viii find that they have bGrstod
pipes. The city's liAen.en had some
trouble caused by ice breaking the
wires in a portion Of the town.
Mr.. ". G. Bankhcad, from Camp
Wheeler near Macon, Ga has been
visiting his sisters, Mrs. Abe Douglass
and Mrs. Sam Cole, and other relatives
in the county. Mr.. Bankhead is a son
of the late j. K. Bankhead and left
Noxubee about seven years ago and has
since lived with his sister, Mrs. Boyd,
at Americas, Ga.
Mrs. H. H. Brooks, who has been
visiting friends in Macon for the past
two weeks, has been quite i'll with the
grippe this week at the home of Ms.
D. M. Lutz. Maj. Brooks has been
confined to a hospital at Camp Beaure-
gard following a slight operation, and
for several days was unable to leave.
He arrived in Macon Thursday after
noon.
Mr.. William Gilmore, who has been
for several years at Kewanee, Mo-, ar
rived home last week and will try his
fortune in farming and stock-raising in
Noxubee. He says a fine crop was
raised in the section Of Missouri where
he lived and the stockmen made consid-
cradle money buying Canadian cattle
and feeding them.
Mr.. ]. T. Evans arrived in Macon
last week from New York. After
spending several weeks in Mississippi
on a vacation last summer, he returned
to Chappara, Cuba, where he has been
employed for several years as a civil
engineer. Soon after getting back to
Cuba he was taken i'll with fever and
returned to New York and has been in
q hospital since. Mr.. and Mrs. Evans
are now at the Hotel Macon.
Emmett, son of Mr.. Leon Dent, ar
rived home Tuesday from Norfolk, Va,
on a ~seven.day furlough. With John
Cole, Philip Cotton and several other
Noxubee boys, Emmett enlisted in the
navy last SUN ner and for several months
has beel or attleshipRhode Islat d The
Efe Eaa agreed F5a BIO aud he IS IN
Ga. 49,.
u 90 b. par L.- j.. c.-a.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1917-12-14

ms schedule on che II. & O. has
bon changed slightly. as ail be seen
By ne regular announcement. The
troI ms, especially from the north. have
beea from two to six hours late every
day this week. and there is little hope
fog a change until after the holidays.
The delays at this time, as formerly.
cannot be attributed to the whiskey
trains, as has been the case for many
years during the holiday season.
DR.. and Mrs. Salter returned the
early part of the week from Memphis
in an auto, which the Doctor went to
Memphis to buy. They found the roads
much better than they expected for this
time Of the year, but were caught in
such a severe snow storm at Holly
Springs that they stcpped and spent the
night, and the cold was so severe the
next day they stopped foi the night at
Okolona. With the exception of a short
stretch they ran on hard rock roads from
twelve miles northwest of Tupelo to
Macon.
Leonard Martin left this week for
jackson to enlist in some branch of
Uncle Sans service. Because of being
an expert stenographer and his knowl-
edge of general Office work, he was
given a position in the general head
quarters at Camp Beauregard last sum-
mer. The work was very heavy and
when he enlisted for active service and
went to the officers training camp at
Leon Springs. Texas, several months
ago. he became i'll, and after spending
a few weeks at home resting up and re-
cuperating, has again entered the ser.
vice.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett
Dantzler has been a hospital for the
past ten days. Mrs. John Cunningham
has been i'll with typhoid fever, Mrs.
Ann Dantzler has had fever for about
two weeks, though it has not been pro-
nounced typhoid. and there has been
two cases of measles, Jim Norwood ard
Knox Cunningham, the young son Of
MIR. and Mrs. Sam Cunningham. The
last two have about recovered, and Mrs.
Cunningham and Mrs. Dantz'er are
somewhat improved. Twotrainednurscs
from met;1isn ore attending 'so~. IT,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1917-12-14

G. vernon Bibo was scheduled TO
speak at the court house in Macon at
10 O'Clock this morning, but on account
Of the very incIcmcnt weather, his APP
golHtnenta in his and other points in
Norah ard East Mississippi have been
pos poned, the dates not given. The
announcement that he would speak was
received last Saturday, too tate Tor this
paper, which is published Friday, and
circulars were gotten out and sent over
the county. The subjects of his ad-
dress, the circular stated, would on be
on THE War" and "The Equalization
of Taxes" What the governor thinks
about the first mentioned not a great
many people in this section would care
to hear, except in a casual way, but the
tax gu stion will probably cause much
interest if he can explain to them why
the land valuations of the county should
be raised 60 or more per cent.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1917-12-14

MS. /. - CGVclt iSF 7lufg ret@'l'Ss
in R.-niErasn.
hr. Walter Z, Stokes spers -.
~e,s in Eoasrs GIN md 3-
she a.treh. s.a
Mo-a.si7 College, has arrived hcue .o.
the holidays
Mrs. Douglas Reeves and dauzaso,
of Someryille, Tenn. are visit
and Mrs. Henry Martin,
M,s. A. Klaus and Miss ,ugUstA
Klaus have returned from d several
weeks stay in St, Louis.
MIR. E. D. Cavett is spending the
weekend with his daughter, Mrs. j. C.,
Roberts at the A & NJ, College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitman Davis and
daughters. of the A, & NJ. College, are
visiting Mrs. Win Featherston.
Mr.. L F. Holberg, who has been i'll
Tor several weeks, was able to be at
his store for a day or two this week.
Mr.. julius Cannon has been confined
to his home this week, caused by step
ping on a nail that penetrated his foot
an inch or more last Sunday.
Mrs. Curtis Herbert and little daugh-
ter, Katharine Roberta, are visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Smith, at the A. & M. College.
DR.. ]. C. FAINT, of the University of
Mississippi, and Mr.. A. E. FAINT, of
Gulfport. are in town this week looking
after their farming interests in the
county.
Miss Bessie Clement, who Is a mem
Der the High School faculty at Meri-
gold, will spend the Christmas holidays
with her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Geo. B.
Clement. Meridian Dispatch.
Those who remember the splendid Sc
ries of meetings that were held in the
Presbyterian church last February, will
be glad to learn that Mr.. Guile is to fill
the pulpit in that church Sunday.
Trooper Sam Warren arrived in Ma
con on a short furlough from Jackson.
He was one of those in the hospital
when his csmpany left for Camp Beau
regard, and he has never been trans
ferrcd.
Give your Christmas present to bu-
mainly by making a contribu' ion to the
local Red Cross Chapter or auxiliary to
enable them to buy material to make
supplies for our supplies for our SOL
diers and sailors.
Lieut.. Chas. Jones arrived in Macon
Wednesday night, enroute to Camp
Pike. He remained only a short time,
getting in on one train and leaving on
the next. He expects to leave for
Fence fri short time.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1917-12-14
Returns to Mississippi.

A dispatch from Lake Village. Ark,
to the Commercial appeal says:
REV. N. G. Augustus, pastor Of the
Methodist church, has been transferred
to the Coldwater, Miss. p%astorate.
Many people here deplore the change,
as this excellent gentleman and spleudid.
manly character drew the good will Of
a host of citizens, members and non-
members of his flock"
All the fragrant odors for Christmas.
TAM's DRUG STORE.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1917-12-14
DON'T FORGET

the Balloon Ascension Saturday, Deem
Der 10Th, in front OF Tam's Drug Sore.
next to Hotel Macon. Xmas present
free.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1917-12-14

.,rne7 George and L. A. Hairston
lford spent several days with
4 in town recently.
J. G.. Horton, George Rich
b nd E. V. Yates have been ap-
1 uel administrators for Noxubee
! It is to be hoped they will see
I country has a sufficient supply
. ID that the ultimate consumer
My the proper price and get
y j. weight.
\ in the county of Capt. R. W.
\ Il regret to learn of his illness
q ne in Gulfport. He suffered,
4 part OF the week, a stroke of
\ NJ bis condition is causing
Eh~easiness to his family and
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1917-12-14

Miss Annie Scott, on account Of i'll
health, nas resigned as teacher in the
Cleveland school. She left Saturday
for her lone at Macon. Miss. Licking
ton Advertiser.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1917-12-14
FOR SALE

Double surrey or carriage. practi
nav. with set of double harness,
s.a5; will take $3.50.
(fae $500 adding machine for 500.
.-uIai reduction to anyone buying
Ia. aA.ie lot. II interested apply 70
= BEACON OFFICk
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1917-12-14

WANTED: TO borrow $4,000 on fist
mortgage farm security, for a term Of
five years. Good land. -four miles from
town, one mile from Jackson HighWgy.
1871 j r. EVANS, Macon, Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1917-12-14
| TAXPAYERS!

We have the personal Tax Roll ready
and can collect your poll and personal
tax. Come in now and avoid the rush.
]. T. MCCLURE, Sheriff.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1917-12-14
MULES FOR SALE,

We have 80 home raised, three nd
four year Old nuies for sale.
CUNMNGHAN, TATE Co
1877 BI3oksY..Ic, Ms.
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Stationery that's right.
TAM'S DRUG STORE.
The StoYk.

A daughter was born on Wednesday,
December 9th, to Mr. and Mrs. C. II.
Prim.
TY.----l- 49, -.x.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1917-12-14
.PrF-pN

There wilt be preaching 1T the Pres.
by sariln church Sunday morning AZ II
au' evening at Z o'clock, Rev. Geo.
Guile filing the pulpit.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1917-12-14

Fireworks that work.
TAM's DRUG STORE.
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SttSOLl, ana L0Cal lleIGS

Ms. T. y Cavclt is ysitirg relatives
10 F.-niErGsn.
hr. Walter Z. Stokes sper, IL
N 49,. ~ -.t No.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-07
SeAeSme mns 9astsn.

Sie' gbitiebsfcier, ipeIte a.
Gbren Ser ab3iebenben 9iefruten flu
@eQepue gcplaitt fporSen mar. 1T BIZ
cuf g9eiteres neriboben Doroen D.
Sc @inberirfenen niht Dor ben IS
SeStenr5er tie Staot rerIniien mer
Zen. sn Der 8roternaI SaIle firoet le'
hoh heute 9lberlo cine @,ireerper'
IcmmIung itatt, in tpelbcr cas- "a
Tim ilir Die slbibieSSfeier feitgeies'
netoen ipiro
= slaen Ssones bon Slb geIleo,c,
tpcIher bonn Sab zines Sdlies on Der
Sopte unb Genter Shobe aus eirsr
poEe bon 90 s5ilb binabfiei. tam nut
iiEeefGbrlidJen @erlesuueen BACON.
@r purbe nod bem Speers Soipital
acbradt.
Ger 9amen.Silfsoercir oes
Cheers Sofpitals tpirb beiite Rad,
mittag um faIb 8 llbr cine Slturg
abbalten, In fpeId,er oas Datum fur
Den ab5uboItenoen Tag Gap" be.
itintut merben ioa.
lie SntsfrasTr 2engre bon
@eIepue unb canton pe-iaulmelt iIa
beiite gtafrnittag.
-Srm Sbereiia Si,'b5. bon geo.
4to 9on 8ooit sloepse, geIleDie,
itab eeitern I'M Sitter bon SO Sabrerl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-07
Sarsn ReinriM NoIi bsn
@nernSOorf
Jn Solsbo aIs Der Spionass berbda'
tig ittternirt.

9oltbo, O., 8. September. auf
Befebl bss GeneroIantpaltes in Wdibs
rington ipurbe Der Baron 5eiuri6
ROIpt DON @urensborf am Dounsrss
tag pom gunbeamarI9aIl 5fpeds Sns
ierniruna I'M Wilitdrlager fir BE
0duer bes arieses mad Columbus
sebruft. er mar, nls ber Espionage
Deroddtis. am 13. Suii Derbaftet ipors
ben, nadbem, loHale beuti6e gurstr
bic Beb5rben inforntirt bottsn. bdb Ct
ii@ ibnen IN berb6dtiser ASeH. asHd'
btrt babe.
Der Baron mar f4cn fsiihn tn
gleDslaHb uno Ct. apuis perbaftet.
absr ipiebsr freiseIaHen iporbtn. Die
bieiigen poliaeisBeamten fngten, Bon
guernsborf babe ibnsn srsdbli. CT fei
aus eiiism taunbiihen GsfdngniB srits
fommsn. na4btm CT Sipei NuteH
iiberipdItigt bate.
Die tshniihe 2inflage, niif iptlde
bin Der Baron ptrbnftet tpurbs, be-
fagt, n babe obnt Grlaubtibf4tiH eii,
Bsgitrungssebdubs bttrtten.
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unfdne.
apnifiOn siuiiden enitnntpnubI anS
Strahenbnbnnaesm Iauit
sliupfli6 ab.

Sebr gIir1pflih perlief geitcrn yor.
mittaa cine aoIiiiion siuiihen einem
2aitalitoniobiI. Dos bon Oopto Saislc
cils @otoale. esno.. aelerrtt puror
ilno IN oeln SO gerioneu, ianlnitlid;
SbeiInebnter i,n6 Steilnebmerumen
an einem SonntoesidullaisfIiig aus
SO. Carmel, Sno., iabeu, into einein
Gtrobenbnbnipagen Ger gsoro 6air.
mount 2iuie. Ser 9uinn1rtelritoB er-
foIgte on Der 2rerrort iIilo 9eefnan
ct eee rri6 rerihiebeue Der sliisiliig.
Icr ipiiroen ltidt perIest. Gle Durosn
md Dem nabe geIegenert SoipltaI IN
oen 2uiifenbeiiner'ife ifeu arriaaen ge.
br@ht unb ipdren, rndloein iie uernilt
bca norbert i'm Stnrfe, bic 5obrt
nod Gem 9oologiifen @nrten. rem iIe
eiuen gefii1 Sugeoodlt, fortsllieten.
- Stper ipiroe geitern Ger 5ibr.
mann Cigar Barter bon 9to 523 y.
Slnfte StrcBe, gsepport, elm Gnge-
iieGter elmer erprebgeieHidoft bon
ieircrn cigencn pferSe perlest. slIs er
on Der 8ipeitrn gtrnBe int5 Central
Sloprute on 6em Sier rorbeising.
padte oieies pIosIid feline redte !pano
urS ehe garfer Die SmtS in Siterheit
trinsen fornte, ipnren ibm bon benz
gfer5 Die fdurnrtIiden auOd,en in oer.
ieIben 5erbtficu tporber. Ter geriiit-
q!iidte fprrbe nab oem itdbtti4sa
9cipitdl eetradlt.
- Ger Saiibihrrme Gbomns ga.
bage bon go. Si2 Beit Ttte Gtrnbe
ionrbe 1citeru gsatgrittag on Der 8.
un5 Banrliller GfrGbe rpn eiiteat
SaftaItomobiI nieoergernnrt, fam je.
bod GUM Slid nil uIiLeseiitenoef,
GdddnluIen 0coon.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-07
Wpfteri6ie utnKanbe
llmeeben ben Spo oes in Somerpills,
NlaH- in ftsrbenDem 3uitGIlbs
aufssfHuoenen 8. "
gDbttulGn.

Welrofe. Waifr 8. SepteHlber
Die unteriuhunq bes Sobes poi
5arpIh u. @biiman, eines friibsrer
8unhes Gbsuliters IN Wdihtnston,
ipslder In iterbsnoem 3uitanbe ON
Iestsn Sonntag auf einem A6lassr'
unssplabe IN Den Giimpfeu bts ytp'
ftic Riper in SomerpilIe etflnber
purbe. fiibrt. bic poli5si 5u BEN
Glollen, bab g8bitman nif,t beraiIbi
iporben mar. ipis uripriinsIis1 ange'
nommen ipurbs, ionbern bdb .r LIits
tels eines ituHDien Snitri,ments be-
pubtIps geidIuaeH tpurbe, IN tinem
4utompbil mad SomuierpiiIe bsf0rs
bert Mno ouf ben glbIagerungsplat
eeporfen puro:. I'M baielbit 5u fiers
ben. Cine bobin eebeHDe grtIaruus
ipurbe ON 9Onneriiag abenb rtrof.
ferltliht, bod ,nthielt 6iefelbe teius
Srformation in 9ssua auf bns et'
paige Woiip fir bag Derbreden. Raa
Der Seerbisurg Don Mhitman am
9onnerftao untsr5pg ois poIiSei 5tau
Jtina Bull Don Arlington, 9a., eins
Gtenpgrapbifiiu Der ShriftfteIlerin
Sba 8. SarbtI, einem ldneen 9ers
Dor. iyrau Bull, cine Greunoin poE
Wbitman, bate BEN 8egrobnib beige
fpotrif.
4 Wbitndn hattie fib am Salfiitas
Rahmittaa ouf bem Mees nd9 Sit
auburn, Maint, no feline eItern ben
CONNER perbrn6ten, in Bolton be-
funben. ginem Trsunbs eeseniiber
battle sr eriIdrt. bdb er ON abeno
nah Maine ipeitsrrsifsn Derb.. als
er am nG4iten 5ass In GommsrpilIt
aufgefunben ipurbe, mar iein aprper
mit Wunoen btbedt, bic nugsnideins
LID bon einsm Ittnnpfen Snitrumente
berriibrta. Die Sofd,en ieiuer aist'
Der iporeu mad auben stiebrt, aber
bis poIiSei eloubt, bab bies MIR gs'
fdah, nm ben 4nfHeisl 81 erfptdsn,
Sob Raab Sas W0tiD bes @tsbrs4tns
saz
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-07

baberf9aft aufsd5f, bos gsf&dft
pertnuft unb aus BEN grlns Der Gnt
iprua bss alassrs sebedt psrbsn
fpa.
-geTiBtitel 9srGnberiineen: Sens
rietta s,nbelba9 on Scbn GoIlisr Got
so. 121 in 8lpd O IN Der 5aplor's
@rbsn abbitipn gu Repport. 81.
- SeiratbsIGeine: @ance Sorbon.
81, unb 5lorence Scott, q, bon Srs
min, o.; Sam Ritsoff, "a. unb Nap
s. Sonsp, 16, geioe bon Cincinnati
= 8ipIa S9peiBer, bic SoGtsr
bon Gbriftppb S4tpeiser BON Der Sids
ing gite, III seitsrn I'm alter BON II
Sabrsn seitorben.
= Die 2llumnne Der glptre Same
saabsmie peranifaltet beute Aberb elm
500 Spiel gum geItsn Der Rotben
areuS @eielIi6dft. Das Grranges
ments 9pmmittee bttsbt aus 5ols
eenben: Sri. Gotb r.. gueeue &res
Der, Trau %. WessI, Srau SoI. u.
RearbOn, SRI. 1iiIbreb Srabbp. SRI.
SlOrencs @ruule, SRI. Stella unb 5rl.
Bertha garius unb 5rI. 2ouiis Gear.
-Srau Srsb. @. @eper, fribsr
SRI. emma SOl5bauer, bon Nepport,
bat, elmer bier sinsetruffeusn 0spsi4e
sufoIge, in Spraceuis. q. o., fih ei'
ner lebenssefdbrli9en Operation un'
tersisben miiFsn. Jrau O. Sol5bdusr
bon griarcliff, ST. 9homas. bic Usuts
ter Der Senanntsn, 1T iofOrt nn@
SpracuIe absereiit.
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Die Grnemnnng
9es Cberfi 9ieidunaHu yinn Brigade
general piro rom unieriudpinss.
aonurrittee eIpfobIeu
tpertei.

0nibington 6. Gepfentber.
Gre Naebrbeit bes llirteriudanrgAonl'
aIrtttes oes Wdlitdrfonuitittees oeS
eenats, ipeI9es bie gegen oen Sberit
Carl 9ieiduiann erbobeneH 3eihiilol.
qungen ipegen angebIih 3iin aus.
ouid gebrad,ter 9eutihfreitnblidfer-
iiiiteriudte, iDir6 Ssm Senat Die 9e.
itat!ging Der ernenrtiliig gieid,manns
sum 9riga6egeneral entpfeblen.
an eirer SiSing oes aonmittees
am Donueritog befiirworteten srprf
Der orei Rite!ie6er besielben. bic &c.
natoren sJlet6er BON Slorioa unn
g4eefs pon 9sciiadyuietts, ble ggtdti'
glrg Ger Grrenmng. Sbr gcridlt
iuiro m Der nGdften @ode Dem gilIi'
tar -SoHrrittec iiuterbreitef iperocii,
iuo es notwithstanding su einern aanpFs
1eaen bic geiiGtiauna fomnlen MIR.
9ic beiben Seliatoren baten nod Der
Mrnehnurng DER Seiigen ibr Der.
trauer in Die 2opalitdt oes Cberit
Geidunmn ailsge6riidt, ipdbrcft6 Ger
genator Dlpers, 6ds brittle WitsIieo
bes Observation-Disclosures. Der
ani;4t fem ioG. 0ab be bon 5rnu
ssarm sItoerion BON 8iptoria, Q. s.,
erbnbelien acknowledgement IN ge3ug
orf geidunartus 2cpaIitat mfre&i or.
bcItcn tpiu6erl
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llnier asent in SamiIfpa IN Ser
Gbuarb grud, 449 Glib Sanfte Ctr
Bell Gel. 476-N. Come Rbou,
| 1631.N.
- Iie @cr6-5AuIf Der GtaSt
Samilton betrGet, uie Der itabtiidS
@ubltor Grift G. @rh in eirieH
Sdreiben on ocn Sto6tratb beridrete
$2,270,176.91.
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$urm, Soditer bon Srm Warg
SIrm, ebeIid perbiuoen-
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Ser Columbus Ritter pablte anl
N9itttpob aterrD folgenbe genmten
SSojepb @iegarlo, @rarib ariebt; ..
81 @ru5en, 1eputp @rono anigbt;
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@o9ran, sStnaaB Sefretdr; ayrauf
Iienier, 4opocate, unS George Sann,
Chancellor.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-07
WsitteIs fiixftIider sSeIlea
9luf bem OtiO J1uB Derben aobfea
bon pOini gIsuiunt. W. ga, na4
Cincinnati bef6rbsrt psrbsm

9ofnt pIeafant, 80. gu., 8
Sept. - 9ier tpurbe ON 0pMerFtuq
oneetiinbisi, bah bur4 bic Or
seuaung iiinIfIi6sr DelIen ouf ben,
Gbto 9iuifs, sipifden pcint plenfani
unb Cincinnati, nebr aIs B0, 900
9cnnen aohl.u pro Wlprnt bon bier
mad jener @tabt befDrbtrt terbeu
ipiirbtn. pobur9 n1be,u 400 Wass
scns fix unbere 3ipede frei perbsn
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sipii@en ben 5ipei Stdbten 10 5u MOS
Hipuliren. I'm monailit brG folder
s@tllen' gu sr3euaen. Diie ipiirben
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fptI6er 3eit 5ebn Boots init i 5fp5li
gdrfen bic Iabri mn4en t6rlitea-
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@anipolis unb Cincinnati Dor eflis
der 9apen er5euet iporbeu mar, buts
te 10000 Sonnen RpbIen bon ben
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Cine Bnrlage bes Senntors Sobge,
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irsrbsn ioa. miIitdrii& Srbsn ipel'
de f. BON ben aniirtn erbaItsn, na9
ibren RH6trltt IN ben nmeriiaHis
ihen Disnft 5u trassn, ipnrbe am
Tonerifas bonn arnmiit9 fir auss
nGrtigs Bssie5unaen giinitis einbes
ritfet. Wsebrers Mnlrituntr TN
Qnfnnstts s5liessr Corps unb In nns
bsr.n nusldnbiffsn Disnigpeigm
5bserr, ipie psrlnitst, uirtsf befs De-
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-07
Tentidj.am. GtuStperbanb.

G'sIesentlid Der beut, ftattfinnen'
ben 9eriammIuns bes Seuti4.Ame'
ritaniiden Stabtptrbdubs I'm Deut
f9eu aIub follsn beri4itbene Graseil
bon auberorbeniidsr Diatigteit sur
grIebieuns gelansen uub bic qnipe'
feHbeit aller Seleeateu uub ein5els
mitslieoer III infoIa.osHeu brinsenb
eripiini9t. On bic @ef9dftsber'
iammIuns ipirb fi6 eiu gerniitbIi4er
aommers ori9lHben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-07
Bit siinbete.

@eIesentli6 bes @etuitters orn seits
fisen gta9mittag fblus Der 8Iib in
cine Sdeune Der WleIterei bon Ghar'
les gteggnan an Der Cooper 4Denus
In Meabing Elm unb Derurtadte EN-
sseiisr, bem seseniiber bic 20f4monri'
f6aften Der Srti4dft ma9tlos tpas
rem, fobab BITE Spribeusompasnie Ro.
4s boribin sefdnbt tptrbeu mubts.
Ser Sddben III elm 5ieuiIih bebeus
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Giad ssazts bas @ieh azs ben G3aIs