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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-11
LODGE FARE WELL
To RABBI SILVER.
PRESENTED WITH BEAUTIFUL RUS
SIAN BAG AND TOILET SET
Delightful AFFAIR Given Last Night In
HIS Honor Before Ills Departure
For Cleveland.

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-11
ELBlEM BOUGHT BY WOMEN OF
CONGREGATION aNO PRE-
SENTEO BY G. A. r.
POST.
Pastor Pays Tribute to Veteran Sol.
dlers and Delivers Sizzling
Anti.Gernlsn Discourse.

Rcau.ifut and Inspiring "X.yr.~">
vsra held a. t,'u;uS n Fourth
Stree; M":t0i;i~' Epi>rnpa church,
when 4 ja:S.' >lih .Nut.'rirau tlaH. pl.:-
chased b! II" wom..a ~ ihs rnagr"Sa-
ton. was presented ~ h" Church =.
! ". Holiday g. ~ K. ro~; III" pre-.
Sentation speech WAS mari" hv JESilc"
Fuvood Hughes. l,t>t '"nI!nandrr o.;
the Post. and was followed By ;EH Esv
II. Clarence Eugene Allen. aaS'o:. d..
,iverjns ono O: the mus: Stirring AMI
ioclara;ive sermons on III" pr"<HE;
crisis ever hear! fgOm 4 local pulpit.
He Spoae upon An Ensign for m. Ma
ton" The program WAS lnt"rSpr">"!
with PATRIOTIC >ri"CtiouS hy Inc ri!n!:'
and -" congregation singing ''Th"
Star SnIHci"d Banner" ami sacred
words ~ patriotic anthems.
The services were attended, by Il
numb"T 81 UG;on veterans If ii" civ,
War. while he few SU:tlvi tOHfr't-
crate veterans 81 n" Wh""lTC dis.
r~;c, wrga represented Il" captain
Hopkins During the hr;'!. bur m
pressiva. address. b. M. hughes. Post
Commande- " r &. Fullerton az
vA;lnd he flag. "estjng on no risilf ~
The altar. The congregation ar"s.' -
the emblem was undrarHd a"l -,
manned standing fa'l NJ. ttNCH'S Hh''
concluded $Hrak;nc. During f!H sly
ices a beautiful duer was sung IA Miss
Eva 4 Egrr;cr. soprano. aHd ! rhit,H
Mcguire. iaN0: entitled The Lord i
My Light"
Con,rade Hughes Speaks.
Mr. Hughes p:"faC"d his remarks N
citin: the fact ;hai. every nation from
time immemoriai has had some Kind
~ flag AS IN emblem ot representa-
tion. He declared thar the American
fag WAS rhe on" emblem thar stood
for more than all others: hat 'hr
whit. represented purity and fidelity:
the bIr nf loyalty. and in" I'D. ;he
blood that had been shed for the Glory
Of thc Creainst nation on earth. He
defined what TUE loyalty means and
recited several Instances Of III" Revo-
lurionary and Civil wars whore rue "X-
empieS q: patriotism had been writ
ten upon tho pages OF history. In clos
inc he spoke of no arrest last week
CT man here who is in tho county
Jail charged with utteving reasonable
declarations against this country. Mr..
Hughes said that i, is the duty OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-11
Hope Registration
Will Exceed 100000
W ASTlI\GTTlN Juno

WASHtNGTUN. jun" l".--E:.Eiria
:'i.d the national parks added Their war
registration figures :" IA" totals ~ IN"
provost marshal g","rai$ "ffi" To-day.
bringing the registration r"I"rt"d from
tWsniT-S"V"n states. tn" district ami tn"
marks. NJ I" A.SnS.5"+. compared with
census "SIimat" Of riigihrS "C h.5Gl. 42a.
white: 6"2.13i rolnr"d; "79.G36 aliens and
'iiI4 alien enemies. Possible cXrmp-
ii0nS Indicated ar" @h2s 5s3.
reports com NI"tc except for a few pro-
rinCiS have been received from many
states. but they Will no; he announced
until hnal figures are ~. Tho states
included in the totals ar" 4 la ha ms,. Ar
kansas. California. Cnnn"Cticut. Della
ware. Georgia. Maine Maryland MiSSls-
sippi. New York. North Carolina, oregon.
Ehnd" Island. South rarnlina. T"nneS-
SEQ. Vermont. Washington, Wisconsin.
West Virginia. North dakota. Nrhra ska.
oklahoma. Iowa. Texas. Colorado. Kan
s;,s. and Virginia.
his report after holding Il ny for dag
until a correction was announced in III"
census cStimaI" nf eighties IN his STATE
\ tyroEraphica! error added "".iU0 TO
Nirglnla'S elicIhlcS. and the governor
complained that II WAS unfair
officials Still think that The total r"r-
iSirat ion will hc more than ?.hnN. nnu or
something over 81 per cent Of IN" ISL
mated eliglblcS.
WASHlNGTUN. Jun" !N.---rh" interior
Departments; reports lii" total registration
Of IN" national ILrKs a. 81. d!rih,d aS
Hi'"n "n"m!"s. Iud!taI"I ro>>'!4r cS-
riEr, IONS claimed -:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-11
FOURTH st. CHURCH GIVEN FLAG;
DR.. ALLEN IN. STIRRING SERMON

every .:l:,. ANA loyal American citizen
~ ,rata himself IN individual pro,rr.
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such person not /" r"n"r' any Hih:'
.rc.. or f,,Irvai az. - III. :.,tnuri'l"s
and a<-,-, N the rruS,,.ll;Ion az ANY
on. who shall demonstrate b.: Uirr-
.nr.,. or daaIs any uuu:;,:IplIc AZ.
Or, Allen in Able Discourse.
n- Alien IN ms introductory d.
Jared :ha, NJ american Tag =
SACRED emblem: that !; s'An"e Ter
humanity and Tor irr"Gum 1t ali 'l''
n.l,,,,. over whom /; :ll">. that Il :
I'm riuh,"m If service :ur Re rlHH'
ANA rof ~ slavery.
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,hr past rA.a:; Z" Nm"g;caH Rag Wa
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-11

III" E"GWnud Juniors defeated tho
NrMcch"n .i:hl>'r ciuh yesterday att
"rn""m an IN" i'ninn High grounds ~
;hc srnr" az "a (. Davis and Filben
starred tor the visitors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-11

"Th"r" was = procession going ~
She couldn't So "Hrv vol md II" 10
her stand on has foot. Kansas Hi':
Journal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-11
II We Arc Defeated.

p-. Alien waved im:,r.SStIr ~ appeal
iEE !" !.l> congregation - C":t~i,i"r IL"
;"!r"" ;hht CuufrOu;S thiS p""pr' :" ih..
"T"n' W.. ar" d"f"at"i. IT,. declared IT,.
hrisinCrn"? t.: ':"rEaEy ~i!l sand Orfur"
Tho tUaGrn"nf har Il t;rl md answer -
Him To-" Ia" terrible slaughter ihat has
h""m wrought hy their hands W.. r,r
rriy 10 crowned with victory Ay trud-
ding n" path - SacrI:ic" ANA ~, MIST
rrorar" 20 do that and "" shall no; los.
oil: liberty. We have no selfish mnrI."
IN entering this Grea, conflict la; !; ~
f"T humanity and I" help those VIII" -"
suffering under tn" whip Of Hris;o"racr.
This will give t'nrIS,iau:iy Il cham"
- show what i; "an do. christianity
has never in tho history nf tho world had
an opportunity L" Shnw whH! l. can I,'-
cnmpl!sh. We want II" nrar" En!il ""
have won 1t by lighting. Lot IN" war
r"ntinU". III" sa"riAC" be mad" that "e
shall 10 E!vcn p"ac" only ~ tn" pri''..
We Christians ar. willing /" rny. W."
want peace only 10y blood. Christ gn""
, up his lIf" n. IN" hands. Of his enemies.
W" too ran suffer and III" fnr or lib
Icrty. rights and as Christian soldiers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-11
BENwooD JUNIORS VIM.

grounds. An athletic program has been
arranged and "A gori time is anticipated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-11
"Whv the Great War;

when ,hn war broke out M ono
seemed to know what il Was for. II
was for months and then Il year hr.
fore We knew why TN" WAS was on.
hut today V" know. W" no longer ask
that question. This war j. Il conflict
between service and ariStOrraCy. The
nil"d States could MOI remain out or
the war ii she be true TO her princ!-
Plies. This country has entered for
the honor and principles fo- which
she has always stood. She was called
into The war by God for humanity'S
sake. tn" Prince OF Peace has sum.
muned this people TO battle for the
right II "" go down in defeat the
world will so backward: il we are VIC
tors thn world will continue TO pro-
greSs and so forward. We are enter
iHg MS war for the same purpose for
which our fathers fought for the flag.
We are fighting for our liberty. Yes.
fighting for orr liberty in saving our
people and the allies from the aristoC-
racy that sits upon the throne that
will make this people his servants.
Let Us awaken 10 Tn" terrible stu
alton that confrontS us when We have
entered the battle. We cannot gain
our victory without sacrifice This is
no holiday. We are 10 engage in Il
war that Is the greatest ever in the
worlds history. We have hncn sum.
moned TO a conflict tina! means our
continued liberty OF the ruling Of Ger.
VIM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-11
! "pid IN" burglars upset your housn

"'T"rrihly When entered mud saw
! everything urSid" down my irg'
| thou CHI wac ;ha' I'm rr- com" hurn"
| unrxprri"dl, ani changed his Clothes
! London Snturda" journal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-11

the world that she may sit upon ih,.
thrun" OF HriS'OCracy and dictate -
all III" people. America stands for
IN" principles for which our loretta,
Tiers fought and died. that OF democ-
rHCy Nv" are not going into this war
for ourselves alOr". hui 70 establish
democracy over lhr entire world: 10
help ,h0>" nations that are being
crushed under the iron heel Of aris.
toCracy.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-01
CIRCUS STUNT
SHOCKS CAMPERS

CHICAGO. Sept. Young women
at a church picnic shrieked when
Johnny yanked OF his
Wait
Most OF the campers OF the Des
PLANES meeting were gathered
sbou, an improvised arena 10 wit.
ness the stunts OF the boys who.
by way OF celebrsting the last day
OF theiT outing. were permitted 20
present circus performance
Johnny stepped forward 90 hght the
challenge. Myriads OF churchly
eyes were upon him he threw OF
his coat then his pants
A shrek
He threw or another coa'-an.
other pair of pants
"Oh from the girls
Another coat and more pants
Is that horrid boy going to-
No. be wasn't After peellng 81
Eve more suits he reached swim
ming trunks and there ne paused
and announced himself ready 20
fght
Bishop Thomas Nicholson led The
Pen,ecostal meeting suggesting that
II church members would get a
Peutecostal experience there would
be fewer church scraps" IN Chi
cago.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-01
Saturdays and Sundays
Program at the State Fair

sstordsy. sept =. Automobi- Dsy
TIE LfrrrsH band anF -rera sing-
sfs UIil appear Ir res ~ gram
I'm the ofcur In ffs grove Row
ing freIr frreaFanrf. flf f.f1 Hn-
Tor comfanys band 9il render pa
trl0tlr grrErarr
ClrrHs arfF and other Gree atfrar-
ti0rs m front ~ TIE grand stand
worlds fasfs-t flrf frarR aIf.- roe
bile drivers rfl race ln a selected
.HrrEFEr - fHlF-r1Ir events f.1gfs
Difbro~. Wrrfds rhsmrir0 VIII de-
fsrf - ti'ie agalrsf george Cisrk
A. Kisir Frsf Horsv and sl CONE
ore
N.rfr~fsi asr.rfanr siEr'. eyer
the grounds SIC ne .lf.
Law ard Louis Gerfs0u Ees Lew
10 the best known avInrftE .n frs
e0urfry rrd as onfF Just refIrnsf
from the allied fronts .n trancs
Evening"
All a4.lf. auf rahih'fa rrnn e.
fhe public urfH .f ~ TUe grIur =
80 brtilartlr Eaff4 ard fhrse emo
ran~nf attend fhs fafr daytlues may
vIfr.ss all the disri+4s af rgff
PEE vaudeville rrr gram ln frf 20
of gr-rd stand
Illuminated ssr0pians Tfgrta The
svistors viii ascend from The center
OF the race track and the hiEbts will
The Detroit times., 1917-09-01
LIBERTY LOAN
DRIVE PLANNED
NIcAdoo Begins Plans For Sale
of Second
Issue

WASHINGTON. Sept liberty
'nar committees some O, them
new some OF them The old groups
began forming today 20 put across
fes second Liberv loan ot 1917
p-oeablv 100000 600. a; date
tof laser than Oc' l.
The actual time for starting this
second tremendous sale Of bonds
vle-ewth % finance the var de-
rs,ts gqon congTes sional action. but
Secretary McAdoo believes that body
vll ac' directly upon the biz bond
snt certificate bill
Meantime, he rs debating he ques-
toG q, huyug space 20 advertise The
'rsn EIe believes advertising - a
sound proposition. bur points out
fha' under publishers plans. the
.ytrrmen' would have 10 take
SPACE n some papers which Pm
vate commercial venture would
probably not adopt
The Detroit times., 1917-09-01
WOULD ENLIST
WITH CORK LEG

NJ SkOGEE Okla. Sept Re
hevins-aA-s '{le use II cork leg
Should NOT prevent him from serv-
ing his country. John Franklin walk
30 more rnan '0 miles from farm
near WilburtOn 20 this city 20 ap-
pE for enlistment IN the United
states marine corps.
rankin had spent two months
I,9wlnE he fields previous 20 his
long walk and supported himself
20 he bike by working AZ odd jobs
along the way he surprised the
Name Corps medical examiner by
ralkIng without The slightest sign
~ ame1ess
Although Franklin expressed The
opinion rha' his c0rs leg should be
eonsiie sd handy lfe-preserver IN
case ~ submarine attack. he Uas
not accepted
The Detroit times., 1917-09-01
"PUTTING The UNITED
STATES ARMY ON
THE MAP"

il the tile ~ new army map of The
United states just issued BY Rock
Island Lines showing locations Of
National Guard Mobilization Train
ing Camps National Army Canton
nent Camps Reserve Officers
Training Camps. and Government
Aviation sites
This map has been compiled with
the greatest ~ care and accurately
shows tho distribution ~ the land
forces OF tho nation.
You will hni 10 map exceedingly
Interesting, and can tell at a glance
he location ot Me various units,
copy may be secured FREQ on re-
quest a. Rock Island Travel Bureau.
Detroit Mich. second floor Majestic
bldg. or by addressing l.. ". hllcn.
Passenger Traffic Manager. Y 72o
- -r'~-> s~~>A~-s sAicAgo.-Adv.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-01
Mothers Are Busy Preparing
For Mobilization of 100000
School Riddles Within Week

tendent % schools. expects an en-
rcllment - about $40 pupils here
20 begin rha term
The Ehth gradepup'ls IN the Far
rand iryins and Burton schools Vili
g. 90 Central hlEh school this yea
affordins relief IN 'he lover grades
~ these three schools This is the
erst step toward making Contra -
six.year school Roth her seventh
ard eicNth SHADES aye now tsug-' IN
The Nurds'rum. Northwestern
Northern Northeastern and South
eastern hlgh schools
There IS no scarcity O. teachers
THIS fan r. spite az fhe fact thaf the
Na- has taken several 1t the wpE
s-om he RANKS There are some zoo
new teachers or tha -olls. including
additions 20 To force and sppc ut
reuts fo fli Vacancies
TIE public sch0o. system nov
comp SOS 800 schools To his mum
cer eight vii ~ added when dis
t-.crs = snnezsd territory are tax.
or IN
The Detroit times., 1917-09-01

Next week Kill 30 a busy one FOR
The mothers * Detroit On Their
shoulders rests the respor SID - q
eQui0ping AZ army Of 100000 -chco!
children for the grand mobilization
~ TIE "ca1tonments' O; IRE board
OF education on Monday sept 20.
Johnnie must have new suit,
and Susie insists CT a. least fSo
new frocks Later on. % course.
they vill not be 50 particular out
every pupil wants 20 look BIS best
on the ars; day o. school % IRE
theory that first impressions co1r,
with school teachers just as they do
\ other walks % life
one new school Ire Angel a.
Euclid ave west and Maidstone ave,
and le-roorl additions 20 the Ian
coin and Bishop schools viii be
ready for The opening The AnSe ]
school provides facilities FOR all
children living nearer that school
than The MARI. which has been
greatly overcrcwded Tor some time
Dr. Charles z Chadsey. superln-
The Detroit times., 1917-09-01

greater value both as individuals
and "a units IN the social fabric
In another section are shown rea.
sors why children leave school
point out the tragedy o. the untraiu-
ed working child and the money
value o, technical training Many
panels deal with social centers in
volving evening recreation. motion
pictures. and he church's relation
20 this subject Under his heading
also there are number o, panels
relating 20 Poy Scout ard Camp
IRE Girls which point ont he value
OF these organizations FOR children
and the ways n which they can BE-
utilized by parents
The social aspects n such Dis
eases as whooping cough, measles.
scarlet fever. diphtheria and small
pox are clearly shown
The Detroit times., 1917-09-01
DOLLAR EGGS
NOW PREDICTED

BOSTON. Sept. Eggs AZ . a
dozen with no price oi dressed
fowl somewhat lower. Tas predict
"a FOR This winter by Secretary
Wheeler ~ The State Board OF Agri-
culture
He declared poultry men are kill
ing or their focks because % the
high cost ~ grain
II IS also predicted butter win
Jump 20 g. pound
The Detroit times., 1917-09-01
LOYAL LABOR
MEN ON TOUR
VIII Hold Meeting In Minneap-
oils; GOmpers To
Talk

NEW YORK. Sept Eastern
delegates 70 The labor loyalty confer
snce Minneapolis Elll leave here
tomorrow on a special train
An appeal 10 labor 20 support the
government in carrying on the var
will Be made enroufe ar a 10 con
ference Stops all be made Ar
principal cities FOR platform speech
es and 70 pick up delegations
A patriotic send of demonstration
at The Grand Central station If
planned The Minneapolis confer.
ence was called By re American
Alliance FOR Labor and Democracy.
~ which samuel Gompers IA chair
man
The Detroit times., 1917-09-01
MONTANA HAS
REAL WAR EAGLE

HELENA Mont. Sept when
the boys ~ he Second Montana
20 over he tor" IN Flanders or on
he Russian front a live Montana
EAGLE will 20 with them. screaming
defiance AZ he Boches The liberty
bird IA the property ~ Private Z.
=. SanreEren % tho headquarters
company. who enlisted from Malta
and II j. now hailed as the head.
quarters company mascot Private
Sanrerren has oriciaily named the
eagle % ncle Sam
The Detroit times., 1917-09-01
SII,538,945,46O
BOND BILL is UP
kitchin Reports Great War
Measure With | mani
NOUS q. n.

WASHINGTON, sept - Majority
Leader Kirchln presented 70 the
house today The So 55s.sf5.iso war
bond revenue measure greatest IT.
the worlds history with al lrani.
nous bipartisan report for rs IN
mediate passage FNncs from rhe
hiU viii e towards loans ~ no Al
lies and financing fhis nations exc
recdl tIres IN tre var
The Detroit times., 1917-09-01
COP, "KIDDED."
SHOOTS MAN AT
CAFE ENTRANCE

When a crowd followed him from
Gormsn's cafe Park blvd ard Elka-
hefh-s- Friday night. vati1V"
BIN because he had objected 20
the price he rad 20 pay 'or .wo
sandwiches. and finally tore -te
skirt from me woman re was r..
Pafrolman James O'Brlen. who Rae
changed from The cleanup squa5 ~
the fourth rreclncf station Friday
shot oakley smith % years .3
No $50 Ellzabefh.st easr. 10 PIE
knee
The Detroit times., 1917-09-01
GERMAN PRESS
RESENTS NOTE

AMSTERDAM, sept President
Wilson's reiterated distinction 5e-
tween the German government ard
he German people caused most irri-
'aror 10 German edi'oriai comment
today on ths reply 20 the vatican
Dispatches here quoted the Berlin
Tsgebiat' a. remarking In This con
nsct4nn
President Wilson speaks OF IKE
deuoc -a'tzat.on .! German which
we also desire Buf internal qles.
lions are forbidden territory for for
sigreT
TIE Boersen Zeiurg asserfed
The German people sll not por
mt themselves 20 b. driven into =
dangerous internal coreirr by fhe.f
enemies ahicn is she Entente %
isc'
The Detroit times., 1917-09-01
CLEAR AND COOL
is THE OUTLOOK
FOR NEXT WEEK

The weather once in Washington
has issued the following forecast FOR
the week beginning Sunday. sep, 2:
II will be cool for the greater part
Of the week. and generally fair eK
ccpt local rains about "wednesday.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-01
DEER EATS Up
FAMILY WASH

HIGHLAND FALLS =
Edwin Adoirh. farmer y
Fort Montgomery. near iraut
Falls. was dealt with ionien-'y 1
court there pher Ao showed --7' ~
shot a BIG duck because 10 h--ws-
ing On hts prem Sos. - ate par ~
fhe family washing 1hlrh was hung
out 20 dr.
Deer. according 20 ~ h5clrh
who faced possible $50 fne q
pestered bin FOR several mr-
They DESTROYED part -
ne declared, and recently w p
how he tops ~ young 'rees q
iusf set cur when fhis lr rl
part ~ a he9shee' and s.
ihat hung on Tho clothes u1e
orchard aIr Adoiph lost hir ra -a
and shot IT, The game a7-,.a d
The magistrate hGhf f1e rr 2
satisfy him and Nr tlo'r1 r
The Detroit times., 1917-09-01
claypool Goes to harrisburg. Pa.

Ni6ypo9i 0cch W - '7SS' ~
HARRfSBl re. Pa Sept The
Rev r r Claypool. OF Marquette,
Mich aperinfendent % The PENN.
sular district % hat state for the
AntlSaloon league. VIII become tu.
perintendent n The Harrisburg dis.
tric' oct
The Detroit times., 1917-09-01

Al Cleveland has - 10 e - h.at
Carl Nsrs some dsy and th~r"hy
boost their record 20 'wo victories
over fhe Ted Sex fVirier. The In
dams ave already copped one gam.
f~prn Nayr rnc- ~ Joined No Rad
Sex in Etft
The Detroit times., 1917-09-01

The shea tree In Senegal produces
a nut from which butter. candles or
soap can b. made.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-01

Prtrtinr-the plain rest ktrd--thst
fsyfxht-Jim~s Job Drpt.--NsIr 4S20
The Detroit times., 1917-09-01

Mas Fannie GIr.-h 1oesr fed
fhls morning I'M fhe homo of -er
uncle John Piston. 90 Van a re-
So. Wysud0tte
The Detroit times., 1917-09-01
Today's Games
American

American
Washington In New York. Two
games. rain.
Philadelphia IN Boston. part
cloudy.
Detroit In Cleveland. clear.
-. Louis IN Chicago. clear.
National
New York In Brooklyn. tWc
games. rain.
Boston IN Philadelphia. two
games. rain.
St Louis in Pittsburgh. two
games. clear.
Chicago In Cincinnati. two games.
clear.
A..
The Detroit times., 1917-09-01

sweden L. conservating imported
wood By reducing the size Of
metcnea
The Detroit times., 1917-09-01

PYintinE-fss siain neat kfnd--tNst
10 right--Ti-ses lob DrPt Vain fs2o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21

unh beuIeIbeu bon anbersn ablslit,
tounts ui9t in Grfabrung sebra9i
psrosn. SnpeNen srRolt it4 hartnattg
bas Seraat oaB GOO4is JIu&i net
StaIieu prn psrionen untsiltl3t
ipurbs, bic uebr oils bur9 blobts SDs
reniaasn pon bsm i4redIi4sH giorSs
an BEN 17jdbrisen 9o4l4ul'ytaos
9sn aenntHib batten.
Dis es bsibt, redneten bic Selfers'
belier Goods bamit, bab ieine AuSs
lieieruus aus Stalisn perpasert per'
ben piirbe. gBsl9e Shdtia9sn lic9
audi INNER aus ben Suformationsn
srae5sn rperben, biz in ben SeiiB 5ss
Saitisbtpdrtsments ssIaneten, he
SbatIade iiebt iebenfaas isit, edB bic
9unbesregisrung, fals ii4 bs eG'
mprraeGki6idts aIs pdbr ertpsiii. bic
Itrengiten WaaBreseIu CUR aufran'
muna oIIer italienii9en 9ebeimssiea'
Idafien IN @msrita srgrstfen ptrS.
Das Grgebnib zines fpI4eu areu5su'
sss tpiirbe Speifs[Ios ieniationsa iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21
Seaer.

- Snfplge unporii6tisen Sunbs
babens elmer brenuenoen aer5e,
ipdbrenb elm 8ett nit @ofplin eereia
nist purbe, fam seitern IN Der Bo4s
nung BON Ndtbun 8pgner, so. 1887
Central @perrue, Elm Teuer gum aus>
brua, bas einen S4aben bon etipa
$500 anri6tete.
= 9ur6 einen fbabboftsn Rau6s
fana purbe getern IN Der NDbruns
ppn Sobn 0uncun, go. 1882 gdrs
ibage gpeItue, Elm Jsuer peruria6t,
bas ieoo4 Iebr boIb ipieber geI0iat
fuerben tonnte, 10 bab ii6 Der S9a'
ben ouf MIR 500 belduft.
- Sine ueltnbe poutt purbe gee
tern W2orsen gegen bier llhr IN bsm
Soufe an Der Rorbtpefeds Der Il.
unb 8alnut Strabs burh Elm Seuer
peruriabt, pel6es i'm gtsf6runt bes
i'm eriten Stodlpert befinbliden Tta<
terialpuurengsi6Gfts Don 8. g. Gn'
berIou gum gusbru6 tam. Cie Be-
tpobner beg 6uuTes fIiidteten fi6. nu-
tiirIi5 eiligit auf bic gtruBs, tunnten
iebub iebr 6alo IN ibrs Bobnunseu
suriidfebreu, ba RE GeuerfDehr bos
sFeusr 6inuen psrigen NiHuteu gee
ISIdt batte. Der anseri@tete SGabeH
lit unbeOeutsn6.