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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-01-25
The Gold OF the Gods
By Arthur B. Reeve es s ss asa zs :,

the working out OF a curse on the
treasure-secret which the fatal dagger
bore? could not say. But it would
rot have needed much superstition to
convince any one that the curse on
the Gold OF the Gods was as genuine
as any that had ever been uttered,
as it heaped up crime after crime.
We waited in silence. the more hope.
less as the singing Of the night in
sects italicized our isolation from the
organized instruments OF man for the
righting of wrong. Here we were
each suspecting the other. in the
home Of man whom all mistrusted
There's no use sitting here doins
nothing" exclaimed Lockwood in
whose mind was evidently the same
thought. mot so long as we have the
telephone and the automobiles"
These. at least. were our last bonds
with the great world that had wrap.
ped dark uight about darker mys'
terry
There are, many miles of wire
many miles Of road. Which way shall
we turn?'
Sonora de Moche seemed to take
fiendish delight in the words as she
said them It was as though she
challenged our helplessness in the
face Of power that was greater than
US all
Lockwood flashed a look of suspi.
cior in her direction. AS for myself
| had never been able to make the
woman out. Tonight she seemed like
a sort Of "dea ey machina." who sat
apart, playing on the passions Of a
group of puppet men whom she set
against each other until all should be
involved in common ruin.
It was impossible. in the silence OF
this far-off lonely place In the country
not to feel the weirdness of 1t all.
Once / closed my eyes and was
startled by the uncanny vividness OF
q mind-picture that came unbidden.
1t was of a scrap of paper on which,
in rough capitals was printed:
BEWARE THE CURSE OF MAN
SICHE ON THE GOLD OF THE
GODS"
ITO be continued
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-01-25

Sonora de Moche did not lose her
salf-poasession for an instant. I'VE
received the same message. When
you called. ! thought It would be best
for Alfonso to 60 alone, 30 telephon-
ed and caught him at the garage. and
when my train arrived here. he was
waiting"
"None Of you have seen Whitney
here?" asked Kennedy, to which all
nodded in the negative, well. you
seem to agree pretty we'll in your sto.
ries, anyhow. Let me take chance
with the servants"
1t is, no easy matter to go into an.
others household and without any
official position quiz and expect to
get the truth out Of the servants
But Kennedy's very wrath seemed to
awe them. They answered in spite OF
themselves.
It seemed clear that as far as they
went both guests and servants we're
telling the truth. Whitney had made
the run up from the city earlier in
the afternoon, had STAYED only a
short time. then had gone back, leav-
ing word that he would be there again
Before his guests arrived.
They all professed to be as mysti-
fed as ourselves now over the out
come of the whole affair He had not
come back and there had been no
word from him.
Zone thing is certain remarked
Craig, watching the faces before him
as he spoke. 'Inez is gone She has
been spirited away without even leav-
ing a trace Her maid Juanita told
me that. Now if Whitney is gone
too. 1t looks as If he had planned to
double-cross the whole crowd Of you
and leave you safely marooned up
here with nothing left but your COM
mon hatred of me. Much good may it
do you"
Lockwood clenched his fists savage
ly, not at Kennedy but at the thought
that Craig had suggested His face
set itself in tense lines as he swore
vengeance on all jointly and severally
if any harm came to Inez, I almost
forgot my suspicious of him in ad-
n1iration.
Nothing like this would ever have
happened if she had stayed in Peru"
exclaimed Alfonso bitterly. "Oh, why
did her father ever bring her here
to this land of danger?"
The idea seemed novel to me to
look on America as lawless, uncul-
tured country. until l reflected on the
usual Latin-American opinion of US
as barbarians.
Lockwood frowned but said nothing
for q time Then he turned sudden
lr to the Sonora, "You were intimate
enough with him" he said Did he
tell you any more than he told u.s."
It was clear that Lockwood felt now
that every mans hand was against
him
/ thought ! could discover sup
pressed CLEAN of satisfaction in her.
wonderful eyes as she answered,
Nothing more It was only that l
carried out what he asked me"
Could it be that she was taking
subtle delight in the turn of events
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-01-25
Legislation in Indiana.

This session of the General Assembly is one
OF the most important in many decades. Legis-
laton of the most vital nature is to be acted upon
by the legislators. Final disposition Of these
important matters, under present conditions,
rests with the senate. The complexion and the
attitude of the house is such that it will rush
through the administration and other big bills
and leave the final decision with the senate.
An indication of this willingness to advance
progressive legislation and hurry it over to the
upper branch is apparent from the manner in
which the prohibition bill was advanced to third
reading and the dispatch with which the bill call
ing for constitutional convention was passed
with little opposition. Seemingly both the Demo-
cratic minority leaders and the Republican lead
ers of the house are acting in harmony in this
respect.
Perhaps the most vital bill now pending in the
senate is the house bill asking for the calling of
constitutional convention. Here is question
that has to do with the basic law Of the state.
The calling of the convention means the making
Of new organic law by the people of Indiana.
Progressive thought has advanced so far in
Indiana that it is safe to predict that the new
principles of state, county and city government
will be included in the new constitution. Repre-
sentative Cravens the Democratic leader, who
spoke in behalf of the house bill when it was up
for passage voiced the attitude of the people Of
Indiana when he declared that he believed the
makers of the statutory laws Ought to pass a
measure that would give the people chance to
make an organic law that would measure up to
the new ideas of government.
The senate now has this measure. The peo-
pie of Indiana must bring pressure to bear on
their senator's to force them to pass the bill
Governor Goodrich will sign the measure when it
is presented to him.
Richmond is vtally interested in the meas
ure, "A constitutional convention will permit the
introduction of section giving cities the right to
adopt the city manager form of government if
they desire it.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-01-25

dry legislation. for the bill prohibiting the sale Of
intoxicants on railroad trains went through with
out enough dissenting votes to make its passage
interesting. The same observation holds true Of
the manner in which it killed wet amendments to
the state wide prohibition BILL The drys need
not fear. the house. but action in the senate is
problematical and here It is that the drys will be
forced to make their hardest fight. The session
Is too young to enable observers to predict what
the strength pro and con is.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-01-25
Jessup and the Three-Mile Road Law

1t certainly would have been a strange revers-
al if Wilfred Jessup had opposed the repeal of
the three-mile road law when he spoke at the
public hearing held by the house committee
which has the Mason bill under consideration.
BY his own admission before the committee
Jessup has handled petitions for almost every
road in Wayne county built under the provisions
of this law. Indianapolis newspapers in report
ing the public hearing said that section of the
big lobby which is opposing the repeal of the law
made vigorous attack on the measure. If an at
torney can handle almost all the petitions and the
litigation attending the operation of the law in
one county, it is natural and logical for him to op-
pose bill that will wipe out part of his income.
It doesn't take microscope TO discern that
point
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-01-25
The Municipal Light Plant

The report Of Superintendent Neinknecht in
dicates that the municipal light plant has been q
profitable investment for the city in the last
twelve months The managerial ability Of Mr..
Kleinknecht, however, received no recompense
when his request for an increase in salary was
considered. Perhaps the city council is ohsessed
Of the idea that the glory of making good show
ing is reward enough for the superintendent. A
corporation. however, believes that an executives
pay is to be gauged by results. Glory without re-
ward is poor method of encouraging an en-
ploye.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-01-25
Cleaning Up the City and County

Prosecuting Attorney Frank Strayer is clean
ing up the city and county. He is acting on the
theory that laws are written to be enforced and
not to be evaded. It is healthy indication that
both Judge Henry c. Fox of the circuit court,
and Mayor Will Robbins of the city court are
backing the prosecutor Violators Of the law are
being fined and sent to prison. Law enforce
ment is essentially necessary for the welfare of
the community and the authorities who are CO.
operating with the prosecutor are to be COM
mended.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-01-25
MEASLES EPIDEMIC
ABATES IN WEBSTER

WEBSTER, Ind, Jan. %. Miss
Vergie Lane from Williamsburg was
the guest of Miss Carrie Thompson
Thursday and Friday. Mr. and Mrs
Samuel KEN and sons. Ralph and
Charles, were the guests of Mr.. AL
bert KEN of Fountain City Sunday i. :.
The woman missionary who was to be
here last month but on account of
sickness failed to be present will be
here Monday Feb. 12. Miss Ber-
nice Burnett spent the weekend in
Richmond with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. E O. Christopher
Visits William Williams
Luny Williams from near Fountain
City, spent several days last week
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will
liams Mrs. Williams has been ill
for the past few weeks. &. Herbert
Thomas spent Monday at his home
In Economy. :. Mrs. Ruth Harris and
son Verle, spent few days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clem Oler of
Camphellstown, Ohio. 49,. Miss Mary
Myers has been seriously i'll for sew.
eral days. Several of the children
who have been sick with the measles
came back to school Monday morning.
Electrical devices for Transmitting
photographs by wire have reached
such stage of perfection in Europe
that nicturoc bayc hoop cant cn0 ,,,;loe
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-01-25
MISS MORTON IS DEAD

LIBERTY. Ind. Jan. c5,--The fu-
neral services Of Mtss Fanaio Morton,
who died at her home on Playground
avenue. SUNDAY afternoon. were helc
at the residence, Monday morning ar
10:30. Miss Morton was taken Ill with
double pneumonia, Friday morning,
and became much worse Saturday.
The services were conducted by the
Rev. David r. Moore. pastor, OF the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-01-25

"Believe Me, Enjoy My Meals to
the Limit. No Fear Of Consequences.
Either, While | Have Stuart's Dys.
pepsia Tablets to Fall Back Upon"
If you will eat Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablet after each meal and one just
before you go to bed, you will learn
that there is no harm in your meals.
The reason is clearly plain. Your
system lacks the proper digestive
juices to make your meals easily di
gested. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
give the stomach and other organs of
the digestive apparatus the where
withal to digest food.
Get SOC box from any drug store
and try them, or send the coupon for
free trial.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-01-25

will come Thursday from Dallas. Tex,
for visit with Charles Drapier and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Darrell Swish
er of Campbellstown, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Coughlin.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-01-25

According to the latest published
statistics. of the 3s.51e miles of rail-
way in 1912 in Germany. 36.60S miles
wer state railroads and zoos privately
owned.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-01-25

Portugal has the worlds greatest
deposit of wolframite, the mineral
from which tungsten is obtained, that
now is being exploited.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-01-25
Cured of Rheumatism

"Dr. Jones Liniment cured my mo-
ther of rheumatism says Mr.. ]. r..
Mallott, of Big Cove Tannery. Pa.
Last spring had sprained knee so
that | was unable to walk A few ap-
plications gave me relief. and cured
me in a surprisingly short time
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-01-25

Trial Package Sent FREE ON Request
Dyspepsia. Indigestion, weak stom-
ach and similar names simply means
that the supply Of digestive juices is
inadequate. That is where Stuart g
Dyspepsia Tablets come in-by sup
plying this deficiency.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-01-25
Prohibition Legislation

The lower house of the General Assembly
showed concusively the other day that it favors
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-01-25
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-01-25
DR.. Jones Linilnent
formerly Beaver Oil

formerly Beaver Oil
is the best of all external remedies
for pains and aches. Used half a cen.
tury. Look for the Beaver trade
mark
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21

Der srpbeu TuutsuftatiOn m Eausn
rslhien.
Sit lssts 0spside Dom 70. Suli
loutet:
$50 lnnse Chile neutral bfeibt,
pirb Seuti9lanb mad Oem &riege i'm
Stanbe Iein, IiibnmsrituHii3e pOIitit
bur45ufiibreH, seraoe 70 gut, penH
ni4t nod Iei6ter, in SppoIition etues
irfutuirten irrsgsleiteteu &rgsntinieu,
als psun es arssutinisR auf isiner
Seite babe.
Die beutisen Depef9en idliebeH bic
geiaiate DON ban Sntriguen DON 2ugs
burgs nb, bic besannen, nls bas
Stants Oeportement bic 6eri9tete
rSpurlOs berIentt" DepeI6e auss
CAB. Bi9tig iinO iie bauptIG4lia uur
psgen Der 8e5iebuus, bic tie auf Ders
Ihiebene bisber sunaufgeflGrte QttiDt,
tGten in Siibam.rita bnben, unb re
iino iest beionoers intereFdnt, ba
quis cabrera, Der QbeeianOte bes
prdiibenten gorransa bDn Merito,
nod arsentinien uuterpess lit, I'M
elmer fogenannten gteutraIitdts s&oHs
fereus bei5upObnsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21

G19iporenen smpfoblen bic 4nseilas=
ten Der WilDe bes 8i9ters. Bis 5u
einer RsuDerbanpluns purbe Or. 9aer
uuter etnsr 8iirsi9aft bon $500 auf
freien 5uB saiest uno Sfsuts 9iirss
idoft puroe DON $4,000 auf $1,000
rsbuStrt.
Drei auoere eo5toItiten, Gbdrks
Sebl, Sacob s. Root uno WiIIiam 3.
5isgins, pelde inter berislben ans
tloee pro5efiirt poroen tparen, ipurs
ben frsiseipro4en, bo Rid3ter Sbpmps
ion Der 4uiidt mar, bab fein 8eipeiss
material unterbreiiet poroen fsi. aus
bem berOorsebe, bab iis' an Der @ers
theiluns Der 3irtaIers beiRsiIst tDa'
Irea.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21


True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on December 20,
1917, as required by The Act OF octo-
Der 9th. 1877.
st. petersburg, 20. DEG. x
Yrehss8eribteu 5utoIge puroe HuB'
Lamb BON ben geutraImdhteu infors
mirt, bag lie beabii4tisen, ben 4liir'
Ten 6riebensDOri4IGSe Su MAIDEN.
Dieie WSslbuns rpuroe in Der
.GOsnins pOit4 OerOffeutli4t, DeIas
fagt, bab bic abseorbneteu Der Geus
tralmGbte in Der eriten PrGItminars
6riebsnstonferen5 nit ben Rutien, am
DienItae antiiubigten, baf tbre Hes
glerunsen beublrhttsen. idumtlt9en
UtG6ten bic Griebensfruge oOr5ulegsn.
uno bab Iie ibre 8erbiiubcten eriu4z
ten, basielbe gu tbuH. aud Rublanb
fpurbe aufseforbert. eiueu dbnliden
G9ritt su tbun. @s perlautet, bab
bic RnFen alles oeriu4en, bic alliirs
ten gu Ionoiren.
Die ,goening goIt" ertlGrt. bab bic
Seutfden bos goli9eptIlsSauptquars
tier ofFisiea bsnadridtigter. bab bic
@sntrulmGcbte bereit Teien. in 5ries
Observation-Disclosures obne 9ebtets5u'
pa6s unb ariesssntT9dbigung einsua
treten, bab iie aber oorauf binDeiieu,
bob bic SeIbitbeitimmiing Der 3utunft
bon geatiousn undusfiihrbar lei.
DIE gertreter Der @entrulmGtte
infcrmirten bic RuFet. bab lie bereit
Ieien, sstiebensIpr prGItuttnarien gu btss
tutiren, boB iie aber pOrter bns Re
fultur Ger 8entiibun1en Rublarbs, bic
Glliirtsn Su betpegen, an ben gers
bunblunaer fbeilaunebmer, in @rfaba
rune frinsen mSdtsn. Sie iogten, buB
oisfe tire SteIlung ieOob eednbert
iperben mDee, unb bob Tte Oielleidt
Nillens Ieiu perosn, NIT &uRlano aIs
lein be Ssriebensfruge 5u btstutiren.
Die 9eutTben iporen Der glritdt, bob
Der rufTfffe @aTfeuFiffFturb aud bic
autereu Sronteu besinfluhtn mDse.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21

men. es ipurbeu einis. 9efunsens ses
ma9t.
Cine fpeiiere am SonnsrFaa ert6fs
iens 'offiaisns getanntmaauns Iantei,
bab Der ON Wittpoh BON ben 6itsrs
rei9iI& beuti9en 9ruppen an Der
9aiiOn gol bel Drip GrOnt, 5pij9eH
Der 9renta unb ber pinbs gemadte
Ansriff polIitdnbis suriidgei9lassn
tDorben fei unb Der deinb i9Dere 8srs
lutte erlitten babe.
Neus Deriude bss Ssinbss, iiber bic
alte piaps au ieben, burbsn bsrsitelt.
9ur6 tos Dorriidsn big on ben
Wlonte 9liolone nur6e bic feinbIihe
Clinic BIB cine Sirede iiibli9 Don ben
itatisnii9en uno aIirtsn 9inien an Der
pberen g}idpe porgef9oben. Die ses
nauen poiitionen Der brittften uno
fransofiffen Srurper t0nHen ni4t
ortaeseben tperben. aber alIgemein ses
fagt, befinben iie fi6 ni4t an ben
ertremen gnbsn Der 2inie unS ss
f6eint, bob ss Elm idIauer Strsi4
bss Geinbes III, inbem .r on ben .r:rs'
men Sliigsln angriff no bic Stali:nsr
nllein fnb.
Ser punti, mo es BEN Jeirh- ss1
lang, i:sb auf benz tDtfIiden llfer osr
often giape fsif3ufeber, no er a:er
Biz an bos llfer bss SIuTss suriids.'
irieben tpurbe. iit genebig Der aH'
nd6ften geles.ne puntt. ben er sr'
rei6t bat. Dies bdlt nan aber 1i4i
fir cine erniflife geOrobuns bel
Sta6t, ba bic tpei.ere Strsde EN-:
Tlimpfiae 2agune III uub Die bs'sbt'
St,lls i'm 9ersi9 Der 9ei9dbs o:r
arieasIGiffe III, bic Dor Der usinSuna
bes JluHes Iissen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21

bdB in 2otbringen Elm beftiges gOms
bnrosment itattgefunben babe uno
n0rbIid pon ReilIons Elm farter ans
eriff Der Deutf4en auf bic fruy6ii>
i4en SrdbeH ubsei4lassn iporbsn iei
Die 8etanntma4ung lautst tpis folgt:
Die betberieitise 4rtillerie mar an
Der sunsen 5rOnt mGbis attn. 4m
beftigiten mar bic Rannondbe in Der
RGbe bes Ddlbes Don Gdurierss.
nSn 2otbriugen purbe Elm itartsr
9nsriff Der Seutfdsn auf unIere @rds
ben nOrbli9 DON Rsilons, bem ein
febr beftiges Bombarbeuent boran,
gtns, Dollitdnbis dbgei4Iasen. Der
Seinb heb bieie Sobts auf BEN
Rdmpfplab suriid.
Sn. O6ersglfaB i4lusen mir einen
srnftli4en lleberfalI ub, ben Der Jeinb
duf unfers poiitionen i'm gludsrpalb,
fiibndtli9 bon 4lttir9, gema9t.
.4m W2itttno9 tparfsn beutf6e
Tlus5euse 9ombsn IN Der gegenb Don
Siintirden uub Calais ab. gs purs
ben bier perfOnsn get0bt4 unb aebn
beripunbet."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21

Rtnberebeu IN Suoien.
Sum aapitsl Der ainbereben in 5ns
bien iinb fOlsenbe 3ableu interefaut:
Rod Der lsbtsn 3Gblung COB ss bas
itlbE nnbe3u cine babe NiIIipu Dera
beirotbeter 9inber. bic tpeniser aIs 9
Sobre oIt pareu. Bon Ndbden I'M
Sitter BON unter IS Sahrer iparert
25o,ooo bereits @tttDen unb bduit
nn9 Der Site bes aanbes trob ibrer
Sus.nb gu l.bensIansgi4er Witt~ns
i1ois psrsammA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21
}rieOeus6eI6(ub
Ies 6iferrei@ii9en &eibss
tags.
Geins 4nnerion unb feline &riegss
enti4dbigung.
Die 3entraImG4te OOIIen dngebIl9
SrieDensporidIdse unterbreitsn.

4mferbam. 20. 9e5. = Cine
Oepei9e, bte bier aus Dien etngetrof'
fen 1T, iagt, bub bus unterbaus oss
Rei9srutbes nit elmer tleinon Raioa
ritGt cine DON ben Si6e9en unb Siios
Slapen eingereibte Refolutiou dnges
nOmmen babe, bic ii9 su 9uHiten eis
nes aIgsmeinsu Srisbeus auf Der 9as
Tis DON teiner 4Hnerion ober &riegss
eutf6doiguns tttIdrt unb in Der befiira
portet pirb, baB Rublano eiHen iols
den 8Orf6Ias ben GnteutesResisruns
gen uHterbreite.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21

bes asubsr.n. srtIdrts e. am Dons
nsritas fir untpdbr, bub WlabilpOitOt
BON BEN Sapansrn btisbt iporben Isi.
CT fiists biu5u, bab bic 8olidsipifis
Regisruns bas 3urud5ieben Der auss
ldn6ii6sn zruppea Gus 8orbiH esrs
Inussn tDssS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21

True translation filed with the Post'
master at Cincinnati on December 20.
1917, as required by tho Act OF octo-
Der 9th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21
Sie6pnifriptinnss sWablen
tn Mmftralien.
Ci. Sdlfts Der Wdbler bat fopeit
10000 StimmeH segeu aons
Itriptton absese5en-
bod febIt bas @otum Der SolSatsn
nod.

8anepuoer, 9. G., 20. 0e3.
Die erfteu 9ericbte aus 4uitraIieH
I6er bic 9oItsabitimmung nit 9eSug
naf ole bea6Fdtigts ginfiibrlins Don
aonftriptiou ergaben, baB unsefGbr
bic 6dlfte Der 100000 DGhler cine
Maipritit BON 10000 Stimmen ses
gen bic apnItription a6gegeben 6ds
ben, pie Der gdncouper rWorTo" aug
erSntn telsgrapbirt tpirb. Die cine
Millicn stimmeu, bic nod gu sGbs
zen fiub. Ttliebsu bas SolbntsHOotum
Elm. Die 3abl Der Soloaten, bic IN bic
fem Snbr gum Stimm.n bers6tist
iinb, ipirt auf 100000 BIB $4,000
srffSBt.
Sn oorigen Sabr fpurben IN ben
aonifrirtionsfpdblsn in 4uftralieu
cine MaicritGt BON $1,000 Stimmen
gegen bic 8ouItriptipn abgeeeben. Gs
nurben 1,o85,oo0 Stimnen fir uno
1,146.oO0 basesen abgesshen. 9lu9
Die Srduen itimmten-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21

True Translation fled with the Post
master at Cincinnati on December 20,
1917, as required by the Act Of octo-
Der 9th. 1917.
Stalisnif9es Soupt .
quartier In HorbitnIien, Nitts
tood, 10. Ss,. (Durt bic afuciirte
pnfie): .Tit Der Ginnabms Oes
1aonte afolOns Ieitens Der Ofsrreis
tiI9 beuti6sn 2ruppsu 1T bic Gage
in Der n0rbli9en Rampi5One cine DisI
srnitsre seiporosn. 3piiteu BEN Gsino
unb Der gxns befinbs. ii9 cine Reibe
BON Siiseln; bsr Mpnts aIoIOue III
Ger Iebte bisf.r S5kr unb mshr als
1000 Sub bo9. CT il uur in iebr
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