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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-05
Protect Tire by Proper
Care of Valve-Stem

Quite often the lnotorist finds that
one tire becomes soft and that 1t is
necessary to initiate it every day or
so which causes the motorist a great
deal of annoyance and Inconvenience
and quite often he blames the tire
maker for poor product; while this
condition may be due to the fact
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-05

General >Petain, who commanded
the French army defending Verdun
during the critical stages of the bat
tie in February and March, 1916, is
to be appointed Chief of STAFF at the
Ministry of War, according to dis
patches from Paris. The post of
Chief of Staff was discontinued some
time ago but is now about to be re-
vived.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-02-15
Drs. Ensign and Smith
THE SEEDS OF ROMANCE
IN THIS WAR TRAGEDY

London.-Here is quite a pleas.
ant little story Of real sporting.
ness" on both sides that is told by
a society woman who knows the he
roine of 1t. Somewhere in Eng
land" when the war began, a young
fellow and girl. both of slender
means. were engaged to be marris
The young fellow promptly enlisted,
went and fought in France and fin
ally had the bad luck to be captured
by. the Germans.
He and his lady-love, previous to
his enlistment. had not yet set to
work to make a home for them
selves. but after he went the girl
concluded that it was up to her to
attend to this detail so, though
she had never worked before, she
proceeded to seek and find post,
and put aside the bulk OF her sal
airy each week with view of hay
ing most of the elements of a home
ready when her boy" came back.
AS soon as she learned that he was
a prisoner, however, she began to
utilize some of the money she
earned to buy the food and cloth
ing OF which he was sadly in need.
and posted parcels containing these
off to him at regular intervals.
For some months they were as regu-
larly ACKNOWLEDGEMENT then came
silence.
Her boy had died. Weeks passed
during which she ate her heart out
with anxiety and perplexity and
then came letter which told her
Of his fate. It was a feeling, splen-
didly written letter, the author Of
which explained that he was Brit
ish fellow-prisoner with her fiance
and one Of his particular chums and
that, curiously enough. he bore ex-
actly the same name! He added that
since her boys taking off. her par
cells had been coming to him. the
writer, and that he had wished to re-
turn them but had not the money
to pay the postage. He grieved to
tell her that she need send no more
Between the lines of his letter the
girl read that hers were the only
parcels that this chap had been get
ting, and she was going on sending
them, just as regularly as she did
before. And he acknowledges them
gratefully and has confessed that =,
one had sent him parcels before. =
wonder IL they will ever meet and
if?-
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-02-15
Severe Cold Quickly Cured.

"On December first I had a very
severe cold or attack Of the grip as
1t may be, and was nearly down sick
in bed" writes o. J. Metcalf. Wea-
therby. Mo. II bought two bottles Of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and
1t was only few days until was
completely restored to health. I
firmly believe that Chamberlain
Cough Remedy is one OF the very
best medicines and will know what
to do when I have another cold"
Obtainable everywhere.
ADV.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-02-15
NOTICE OF SALE FOR SPECIAL
TAX.

Notice is hereby given that spec
ial taxes for the construction OF
sidewalk in Sidewalk Paving Dist
riot No. 81 are due and unpaid in
amounts and upon the lands set for
tn and described in the delinquent
list hereto attached and unless said
taxes together with the costs OF
publication are paid on or before the
18th day of March, 1917, the real
property upon which such taxes are
a lien, will on said day be sold for
said taxes, costs of advertising and
expense of sale, at the City Treasur-
er's Office in the Arimo block. be-
ginning at the hour of IL O'Clock
noon, of said day and continuing un-
til all OF said property shall have
been sold.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-02-15
The Best Recommendation.

The strongest recommendation
any article may receive is a favor
able word from the user. 1t is the
recommendations of those who have
used 1t that makes Chamberlain
Cough Remedy so popular. Mrs.
Amanda Gierhart, Waynesneld, Ohio,
writes, "Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy has been used in my family off
and on for twenty years and 1t has
never failed to cure cough or
cold" obtainable everywhere.
ADV.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-02-15
Something Good.

Those who hate nasty medicine
should try Chamberlain's Tablets for
constipation. They are pleasant 10
take and their effect is so agreeable
and so natural that you will not
realize that it has been produced
by medicine. Obtainable every
where.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-02-15
Joy GARDNER NOW WELCOME GUEST

Chicago, Feb. 14.-Despite Pink
ertons, parental disapproval and the
curiosity of the proletariat, Josephine
Gordon, better known as "Joy
Gardner" cabaret dancer, is the
daughter-in-law of r. G. Haskins,
millionaire president of the Interna-
tional Harvester company. She was
secretly married at 4 o'clock Friday
afternoon to Frank Haskins, oldest
son of Il. c. Haskins.
Not only that, but the youthful
bridegroom and his bride are well
come guests at the home of Father"
Haskins at 1912 Pratt boulevard,
where they will remain until they
make permanent arrangements for
their own home.
On Friday night miss Gardner"
was profuse in her denials that she
had married. Thursday night she
was indignant about it and declared
her art is greater than the har-
vester trust Millions"
Met in Peoria.
The love affair began when young
Haskins met her in Peoria. Then
parental disapproval developed. The
twinkling stars Of Pinkerton oper-
atives appeared at intervals to inter-
fere.
An now, Just when It seemed that
the romance was ended. father and
mother capitulated, attended the
wedding ceremony. and took their
new daughter into their own home.
After the meeting in Peoria Miss
Gardner" moved to Chicago and
found employment at cabaret.
Gossips attached her name to that of
Haskins, then barely 20 years
old, and the young woman resigned
her position and removed to Kansas
City, where she found employment
as danseuse in the Hotel Baltimore
cafe
Resigns His job.
Soon Haskins resigned his place
as salesman for the Standard Oil
and disappeared. The anx-
ious parents besought Pinkerton aid
and the missing son was discovered
at the Baltimore hotel under the
name +. A. Harris.
Before the Pinkertons could inter.
yene the young couple took train for
Excelsior Springs. Mo-, with matrl.
monial intent. The Pinkertons regis
tered high speed with a motor car
and surrounded the near newlyweds
ut the Excelsior Springs station.
Miss Gardner pouted charmingly
and said:
wen be more successful next
lime, won't we, Frank?"
you bet we will" rejoined Has
kins. enthusiastically.
The parents, notified of the mon
Key wrench in the matrimonial ma !
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-02-15
The Last Act.

The Last Act.
Home" said Haskins, and, heavi-
ly guarded by detectives, he boarded
a train at Kansas City. AS the train
pulled out the youth rushed down
the aisle, leaped over the gate at
the rear of the last Pullman, and
hurried to telephone to notify Miss
Gardner to hurry to Excelsior
Springs.
Instead Of the bride, there came
veritable parade of Pinkertons,
who gently but firmly removed the
young man to Kansas City and
thence to Chicago. Parental forgive
ness followed, and Miss Gardner said
later for publications:
Il didn't want Mrs. Haskins'
money or her boy-I suppose the
ridiculous fears of a mother who re-
CARDS her son as a helpless lamb in
a ravening feminine world must be
taken into consideration"
Four days after young Haskins'
return to Chicago Fred Hewlett
journeyed from Chicago to Kansas
City and gave an excellent imitation
of a rival supplanting a sutton. The
Hotel Baltimore interfered, however.
by causing his arrest on a charge
OF issuing bogus check for 800.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-02-15

All above property is situated in
Logan City Survey.
STATE or Utah, County Of Cache. ss
l. Linnie M. Telford. City Treasur-
er OF Logan City. Utah. do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing
list Is a true and correct list OF ali
property delinquent in the payment
OF any or all sidewalk assessments
IN Sidewalk Paving District No. 21,
ana which became due and delin-
quent Feb. l. 1917. as shown by
assessment rolls on file In my office,
LlNNIE NJ, TELFORD,
City Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 9th day of February, A. d.
1917.
WILLIAM II. LARSEN.
'Seal) Notary Public.
My commission expires Sept. 3rd,
1917.-adv. 2-20.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-02-15

chinery. issued a manifesto: Come
home or be arrested"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-15

q the Drbfnans. Ro. .s7b1el5. s ne'
r.lna sei 9sagIs eaa siDeii,,s BON ssii:r sSS. Loan
lpsoes uIib pibsrriifeHo cine Drbsnnp rIit esiI'
isIber 1iteI, pafi,rf am 26. 2sssssbsr ieia
eel IS sererbnet bon ssm efahfrafe esf e'ao'
saan seiton i 'aI Sas '' e sisrSurs be'ftuzni ~.
fortSuinben INIT Der perbeiisruise sst D,nple
eeaf uDenis, bon seixr gtcc5 bis moee nps'
nae. bsrt @yabirire SeritsliTa bon aonisssi.
ipess NIT gitinninous alnrabnr, oeritenure beg
nptpiusubiaen Sraiuirunaen inrb JfileiB mp
1ieierIeeufs bsr beitetenben btersonieen M 1sel'
stSg sa II So siosinaib eu Is sHi is
uito IN t1ebereinifimiuira NIT ben .annen,
epssififdiioneu, acitsnpornrff fIdasn mn yto'
filsr, ipeIne frifer sittqebeiben nurDsr hh2
isti aifIeaen In eer Cfflee ots Sireetos 0
esffion 3. 0os spd (2l gressni ber gs.
faruniioiten ber befagtsn Berbeiieriiir9 IMP
BE GaiIsrI55ren,eirb<i, bon bel etabi ginftis
natl bssahlt iperben fousri. nuo btr Hfti iou
auieriegt tperbeH ini Berbdiirib ~ ben Sor.
ibeilen. fuelde bon bsr genanufen geroenefnns
reiiiIfiren urbaer, dlr 1ne Cots urib cdnoersieIs
0neren5ero uHb nffifobeIb an bic botgeepene
yerbeiierunQ, pflcne befngien pote Llib HdIDe,
Ieien bieronrh beitiunli ftno, bab ne beloroert
NorftetIe burn bic eeHanuis Serosilerlns ~
eeffion 8. Dat bic 70 auierlestsn uiisb'
menis In eebu (o) tdbrii9en abl4laessan.
lifflnen betQbi. fuerbfu 1oueu MI btHlen uiil pt
bnaitSaef6obeneu Ddblnnaen; boraxsaefegt,
tab ber Gieenttfmer iraenbeineb bcfsnsrsn
Qteeufbunis, mad feirem 0trbhufer, iolns
aiiebments IN gddr innsrbdib bon sipdntta t2O)
Saaen bon nub nat bsr EaiitrliHs Der oeiieiisrn'
beH' Drbtndrs besnblt.
geftion g. Gdb Ronbs ber eidbt gtncifp
Iott anseegeben iperbsn fo1rn Dor ber solf'
ton Der befaaten aiiebmcrts.
Seition 8. 9dt isner 1bdi ber aoifsn ber
befnqter gerteiieriira. ipelcter bon eet Sidoi
Cincinnati gu be5abIen ~. ana hem erlbs oss
Berinms bon Bombs bfsnblt ,pfrbeu lou,
fpeite bon befaaier gtabi fur folte 8tpede
nHb In ber bom Gefst norSsf6rteberen kseus
ausaeaeben fpsrbeu.
sefiicn Q. GGb ale Cots nns aarbsrster.
ipsine hi.rt bic elerbeHerme BofbeiLs ersoIi'
gcTi nnarensenb imb aIlifobeno oil beiba Se.
eloab u:Ib Ribee slbruie. fiir betnsis pG5eiie'
r.ma, ipie chen bsitiuintt bsiteiert ipsrbsH
Seition Z. Ddt Der Garecior Of Bublk
esrstce hisfbrr6 tsppnmd6tiet uI,e araeiptsien
tft sinea aonfrdff e!nsuaeben unb anssnfle
Isn fiir asnanuts gsrtsfsrniq MT benz nisertg
tieu nm. btiieu etelst na9 nHuonrtruna In
g.ffion g. Sob cine Drbindfu. betiielt
,elne 6rbiHaIn. 30. b52.isfe. bsitirlmenb,
iprfsnfobreu ufif Der Bsrbefierfuo por glapIe
eeaf eLbenis bon eefter gpab bie MioSs upes
me, barf BfIniterurg bes Jonr1ufafs-, pofftrt
om 20. .Geseulber. 1915, fd uHb biefdbs NJ
eeiiion q Tifs orsinaIs fOu IN arait ire.
irebsften BON Gefes erIaubieu Sdipunf,s an
@dfftu an 7. angrft. q. D.. 1917.
g. . Tdunsr, yrditbenf bee tfnofnfts.
penduhiai: Greb. GnneIIG. GIerf.
Gbuiaebeiben: Geo @u@ta. B1reermeb
fer. am 10. ansnfi 1917. 1t.2a
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-15

f<tne Hefoiutto frelde % fhr uptp'
lSsssls sFfle tr, eena ss s'ns9' ss,s1n sos T.9.
bLrdb 9flaiiern nit Dadihiner iiiIo ipsherr menn
bic aelOlniien nit abaiieem ziisl paisrf am
O. Snri 1919.
Tas e blsrbar8 ffr nsftsperbia eriInrt a.
fashiind HTlen, bon wnlben Huen bic Tiibler
Simhe. Bu esrbefsru bur4 e<beu bon ezonit'
iielnen. in acknowledgements NIT planen, epe.
sifiiufteHeu stciierIboraufdld ldafn nnb Brcftisi'
fir bic poreqe1ens kserbsiiernHe, anfrsqenb N
bet Office bes Ttrsetpr Of Fltbsic &srrtee.
Sdb bet eur5s6tab Der beasnrn gssHtna
sIuen. bon mlnlben GHsh bis 9libIep Etrlte
berfeIbe bIebsn fonL ipts angepfbsn tur4 Bic
seqeaipartiat gerseNsriris 'esns Derdrresfana
8ab fdnbls l5o) grpssHt bsr esfrn,n,ien 30.
f,en 1er beiaetyn Bstbsderrue absnaii4 bis
stotieu bon sreusLsrssr.. bsatf perteH
ioGsn IN gsssaiHts "a ben sssisstlsn:
roeen. auf ole aots unb pduberslen. onarsu'
Ssub uub nrffgbenb on bic 6oraefetens Etrtei.
ferune. pelfe belueteu ecis uuo ehnbrsien
tlsreur6 beftimnt iinb, bos ne fps,ie1s gor.
Tas bte 70 aLfuIeeisr tfNesnsrts N fnni
l5l jhbriideu Mbf6iaassnbIunee besabIt teer'
ben follsr. nit BtHien aai bic bnansed4obsnri
Saeianssr; BET 9is.Hsamer ttssnors!6ss q es
mem Gitbhnfen, fol6ss eNsbmeni N 6aar BE-
taofsn lnnneaib sisansie rO) 1eaen esu
nnb na6 ba Hafirunp Ser bsfiensrnbeu OF.
biHnny. bic erftt ebf6Ioaseetlnna ifi fnifis
tnnerbaib bretbie 1asen nae b1 Sst Der
Rdnr sohInre.
Dab bic beitesiernbs Crbinans painrt ,per.
ben fou. fte Der ssoutraft iar befagfs Der'
beferune ber9eb<n ipirb.
Tat bpubs bH etabi gtnrinnati boz ber
aplsfrrine eu bsaeien anebnsnf aisatsessn
psrbsu fodfn.
Sat br aeit Der es'nsrmien asfsn bss be-
faetsn Bettsnerunq. nslGer nt6f fpselsn aut
srleat tvurbe, Don ber eioof GlHdnnnh bssatlf
perber fou dut BEN Grlbs bon aonbf, ipelds
boa ssaeieT etaet tar loi6s 3rsfs nne in
tsr BON otfss peresiarkbeneH Bette casssoss
ben fprbeu fenfn.
,osT,yt am asssten s,,sH yuy rss5ssb, ny Smnssri
febseRn. i1sIts 60 tar nott.peuD4G ertIarf, eeb'
Tina auen, bon gluiben eflec bis Dsiblep
gtrdbe. su ber1eiferH blrr4 TfLrftern rIii eads
fietneu, lei u,te bisfeIbe III b.rrburn pibeI~
f1reH.
Qaittri ON 7. angun, q. d, 1911
q. ,. amer, 2Idfleeut 1ss StnbtrnieA
Seelanb,ei: Srsb SnrsIIsr gIerf.
WuiaepetBen: @eo Su9da, Hiitaernlsi.
fer, am 10. Qugnfi 1877. 1921
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-15

Htut OrbindnA glp. 37tIsI7, Sc
" iftulnenb. ioyisufabren nit Der 3erbeiie.
o 4 Q. z U. GtieHbGbH. bur1 gfIGtisru bes
eaRrDeess
Cincinnati gtodi Cbo:
Seition /. 9ub eb bierbur@ beittur11 ~,
tori5MtnbreH NIT Der getbeiferuns Der IRabi.
fon Hodo. bon Gre GDsHiis sur Baltimore NIB
Soifbpefieru eiie1batu, aueaeroulInen ieneu
1betf, ipeinee IN BET ginbt Rpr,pooo, Ebio.
iieei. oir8 Rfidiieru IN Der bonen 8retfe nit
9olSbIb6sH oefr ourt qiIaiiern sipilben ben
S3senen ntto a1isetn Sou niIberbolb berfelbeu
nit B1ditetnen pflGitern Der @oiien In elmer
g.rette bon feoeunoereiBie oon NIT eo6fieineH,
Rtlaiiern ees abrigsu Ibeies bes nabripeaeS
MT Situlitbie; ferner eeeen bon DraniisQ QHrbs,
eerfieHHHq Der rotbDenbiseH Brainiuiffueu nHb
Snlefs mib SerileQuHa Der frUftipe1ieieen 6iHs
snn9nngeH "a ben ssaNelr5bren, IN neberetn-
iiimniurt9 NIT sHer Aeiolliion, pGiitrt httr ben
iiintnitna. init ben 9lancn, Epesififniipneu, so.
ftelooronlbldaen LHb Nrr'ilen, nelte irlber
glfpepeibsn pitoeH rne tett ainltfeeu IN ber
Gttiee bes 9iredor Of Subtle Serpiee.
Seftion 2. Dab faHi5ia 800 4rosent her
sfoiien Der belneien Ber5eiierura, nbBhaIin Der
Rotten bon tren5nngen. niherIeaf nerben fol
In Btrbdlintb ~ ben 8otfbeiIen, peIcbe bon
oer asHanteI serbs'iernue rcfHliiren inbesn.
dm ole Nofs uno SlHbereten augreHsenD nnb
GHiicbero an bic ooJneiebene 9lerbeieruna, ,ueI.
DE beiagfsn eots uHo eaubereien blerourb be.
NiHinf itnos BOB Ne beioubere Boribeile burn
gendiliife s'erbeNerura erhQIfer.
Seiticn 9. Tat bic 70 auferIsgten aHebmenis
In setn lfo) idtrliteH 3ablungeH beaablf ,pet.
ben fonen NIT 8iHfen at bic btiinusee
Dntlunpen; bornue9efeti bdb Der gipenfblmer
trseRaftnes befsnerien giaenftume, mad fei.
mem @rtohrien. ioidbe aHebmcrfb In enar in.
repbdlb bon siuansis (2O) 1aeen Dor nnn mad
satIt
seftien I. Sqt senss ber. eiabt gindnnaii
Der befngfeu Nfiebmeuts
6eition 8. Gdb ber Ref Der gffnmnitfoitsn
Der befnatei 8etbefIerane, ipeIf1er nictf befon,
bets auferiegt N. bon ber Gtcbf Cincinnati
besabit tperber fOu aus 6em grlbs bes Der
fnuis ben eoHes, tpel4e bon bef1oter GtnDf fur
folben Bred une tn bsr bonn Gdss rpraefdIrte.
benen Wetfe ansaeeeben psrben fcnen.
Ssftior o. 4cs ole Cots unb qhrrersisn
nnsrsnsere nnb aHftokerb ar bsiher Seiten
bon Wnoifor Boob, -'vif6en grie AbeHLk unb
be Baltimore iiHb Ob,O soafbipeftftsrn Giien.
bdbr, rtSgenerrrer ieuer Zbeil ipeI6er iii'
nersaH eG steoi nssreeS. ft.9, leg. tnr %.
j.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-15

Giss orbtEanh ~. s7e1isI7: Bun
stoeHue, bon Der pnStou aosnus bis Columbus
gbeHue
Gel es berorbust bon BEN etasfmfp be.
Sinot Giretnrnh, gtaat Cbip. bob ber gnrt'
Grab bon gprtemeutb Sibsnas. bon guItcn
berfelbs iptrb bisru,it fe'tesfsst tuts trIst:
GorbIt6er qurb-sIHfnnesHb BEL bsr Rrels'
ing oer ipeftIi4eH GlrbsasHts bon poIfDu ube
me Hub Der Horbiioeu gurbs1iHie bon pprie.
uHb BEN aHfans einst bsrtiiaIen sairpe;
harm tpetttpdrts dufffeicsTb for IL grs BE si
bsr GrSebuHs e6e.6e CUB; baHn aisitstsens
fhr u aLb bis sur Grbobuna eb9.se 1lrB.
bdHn aifiieiaenb eur Hnte bon S.3SQ fa< 90
fIVb bis sHr Grb5buno o61.2s Gus. Dem Tin
lang elmer berfiinien aiirns: bdnr oirttfteenb
thr 20 Sns bts sT srsosune eo2;o2 gab;
ee259 gIb: banu alifitsieerb flr 20 glIb bis
GIN Grbobung 662.e6 fsib; barn anffteigeno
fur 20 SHt bis eur GrtobHna o3313 GHb. bGrJ
sbfietgeno flt 20 EAb Bis slir Grboptna ec3; ;0s
Aurbe; boHn qbiteiaeub siir Rafe bon o.eb&
for 140 SUB bis eur Gr51bune 66i75 JLb.
BEN aTfana ber perttiaIen alirbe: barn ab.
iieteeHb ftiI 20 gut bis an Grbotnne oei .os
bfbune ee1-6T pub: bGHn aufitetaeHb fifr 20
Gus bts sur grbobtrta o6i.e5 syub; banu Giif.
iieiaeno FIR 20 oib 6is cur grb6bEne 622 IS
Sus. benz @noe bet aenarnier berfifnIeH a1irps;
Eue biz gun 9rbobuna 664.99 iyuB, Del Der
Greusung Der r6rbIi6en Gnrb2tnie bon gort6.
moutt Goeuue uIb ber bitli4en Gnrb.eiliie bon
Columbus qbenue
EaoIi6er GLrb-elnfcneerb bel Der sreiJ.
ING Der peft!i6en gurbseinie bon paIfpu ube'
me uuo Der fnbIinen Qurbspinie bon Boris
Moir9 aosrne Bel Der QrbobimR 666.5o e5ub
liio benz antang elmer bertifaIeu Rurtt:
odnn tpetpdrts aufitetsenb ffir 12 GUS BITS AR
erbobuHa 656.76 Bus: bduu auffteieeHb FIR ~
Sub bis 5ur Grb1mInp 66T1o sykf, bem Gnoe
Der genanHien bertifaler ftiiroe; bGnn arf1iei.
@rbobnna oeL43 5Hb. benz uufnuq elmer Der:
itialeH anrne; bann nLftteipen6 fAr 20 Jarb
bis 5ur Grb5bnng 662 .22 oub; bann anifiel
geHb FIR 20 sue SUB bis sur @rboblrna 662 70
BIB barn GLtitei NIB ftir 20 sSub BIS sHr Gr.
b59ritp o3S.16 SUB; baHr duffieieenb fir 20
rus bis sin grbobnnn ee3.sS Sub; bann ab.
leteeTo iiIr 20 bub BITS am GrbobnHn e63 2e
Snb, bem enoe Der aerarnien berfiinlen slrhe:
enHH aofteigenb 5ur bate bon 0.o5E FIR f40
5ub bis sur Grb5buup 66i ,g5 S5uB benz Nm,
lang etHer oeriifnIeH sfiirbp. bnnu abffetaeuo
tilt 20 5ub biz oIr GrbcbuHa ee1 60 fslrf, 6ann
SniiieiaeHS fir 20 Tib Die sAr grb5bune
ee1.g2 gut; bann eHtii.iaeHb fur 20 Gns bis
slr grbbbnng e82.1e ffub: bann nufftrieeiib far
90 SUB bic sur grboouHa e62.57 Siib, BEN
@roe her 1erdfrifeu bertiinIen sflfrbe honu
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bts 5l4r erbobuue o66.24 BET Der Sreusiiul
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nur nuo ber bfiIineu gurb-ainte ben Columbus
groenne
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Hnr5eH pber TbetIe bon Drbtuanser. trriler
saiiirt. iosIds hermit in aoufitif iOHimsu,
@Gyin 7. Miarff u ?. 1917,
g .. Dauner, 9rdffbent ose Sfubfrufbb
gltteft: Sreb. e d aeIIer, Glerf.
@rteebsiBer: ges. 8u@fn. waabor.
10. ansrft 1917. 1922
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-15

unb Der nbrbliden Girb-eiris bon 8afFnr abes
nue bei elmer 9rt5tima 0s500 SUB. Curb ipse
aeieei; bdnn nprbearts nbiteiaerb anr ~ate bon
%. fir 62.2e sf.rb Us sur GrlobLiTg $50 90
CUB ufib be1n uEinrs elmer psritfnlen tslroe:
>bann nbitelaeno fit Is Hub bic Sar Grhobnnq
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na1IIrfen berfiinlen a1irbe: bcffr nnfiietaeuo 5r
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10 ;5lt DIS srr grbcbrra $500 5ub-
Raffirt 7. auenit q. q. teiT.
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aiteit: Sreo. S,9neIIsr. GIer-
Guteebeiken: @ep. gu9iG, @lae0r.
10. aneuit 1917. ib.22
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-15

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