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TEUTONS BATTER
FOES RESISTANCE
Storm DefGnceS on Both Sides
RlInanian Valley.

London, Jan. 10.-Desperate fighting
in the valleys leading into the inter OF
of northern Rumania, IS reported IN
the German war Office statement re-
ceived here from Berlin.
Notwithstanding determined Rus
sian resistance, the Teutonic troops
stormed defences on both sides OF
the Kasino and Suchitza valleys. Field
Marshal Won Mackensen's t7oops ave
CAPTURED tie Rumanian town of Gal
reska. More than 500 prisoners
three cannon and ten machine guns
have been taken during the past two
days.
Petrograd reports the further with
drawal Of Russo Rumanian forces tc
new positions along the line of the
Putua and Sereth rivers. On the Mo-
davian west frontier. attacks in the
Oitug and Suchitza valleys were beat
en- off, the statement adds, but the Ru
manians were forced back slightly in
the Kasino valley.
One point favoring the Russians in
their defense is the superior mbm
munication routes they now command
Behind the advancing Teutons, the
railway lines have thinned out, but in
the rear of the Russian position lie:
a network of roads over which men
and supplies may be brought to the
front.
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ULT!MATUM TO GREECE
Allies Take Drastic Step to Enforce
Their Demands.

London, Jan. 10.-Ministers OF the
allies at Athens handed to the GreeB
government an ultimatum giv1ne
Greece forty-eight hours to comply
with the demands contained in the
note drawn up by France, Great Brit
ain and Russia on December 81.
(These demands include public
apology for the outbreak in Athens
against allied troops, and the release
Of VeniZelist prisoners)
Disorders in Greece continue, AMI
the economic situation has become
perilous. Thousands of persons are
starving, and there Is scarcity Of
fuel an1 clothing.
A press despatch states that Kins
Constantine has applied for "a bread
card lust like any other citizen o.
Athens.
Armed women. it is reported, are
being put into the field by the gvern
ment. to art as guards. T'ey ere sup
Wanting the Greek regulars that rave
been Withdrawn from Thessaly at thu
demand OF the allies, and are bein'
asea to watch bridges and railroads.
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CAPITAL DRY BILL
PASSED BY SENATE
Act FoTbids Sale Of Liquor in
District Of Columbia.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-The Sheppard
prohibition bill, forbidding the sale OF
intoxicating liquor in the District o.
Columbia, but allowing small imEorta
tions for personal use, passed. the sen
ate, fifty-fve to thirty-two.
Prior to the vote, advocates of FRO
hibition won the first test of theil
fight when, by tie vote, the propose.
to submit the question to a referen
dunn of the voters, was lost, forty
three to fcrtythree.
The amendment to the Sheppard biz
to submit the question to the people
was supported by the liquor interests
and others. The amendment was de
feated when the bill was under con
sideration by tie vote in committee
of the whole.
Senator Smith, Of Georgia, Demo
crat, opposed the referendum, and Sc
did Senator Gallinger, of New Hamp
shire, Republican leader.
From my knowledge Of the District
of Columbia" said Senator Gall.nger
81 take 1t such an election would be
\ failure. The friends of temperance
would be tremendously handicapped
He offered an amendment to prevent
saloonkeepers or others interested II
the sale or manufacture of intoXicants
from voting.
AS the debate opened hu" dreds o.
letters and kilograms supporting or on
posing the referendum were cit e,
real or presented for printing in the
2anord.
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CODY FIGHTS DEATH
Although peart hctionfis Weak, +
Condition -ln,roNes.

ALTHOUGH peart Action is Weak, Hi
Co,dition improves.
Denver, Col, jon. 1o.-C 0lo"el WI
liam F. Cody Ruffalo BID re1o-te
as being near death, showed improve
ment, his physician sail.
The plainsman's heart aetion is still
weak however, and despite his rem ark
able recuperative powers, his dePu
cannot be far off, according TO the doc
tor.
ST do not see how the colonel car
live" the physician declared. Mon
day night I expected him to go elmos
any moment. He fought with death AZ
though he we're fi-hting a man. Tues
day he was able to read a letter from
IN old friend"
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BIG ORDER FOR BALD"IN'S
The British War cH+ce Orders 1925
Locomotives,

Locomotives,
Philadelphia, Jan. 1O.-An order
from the British war Office for l25
locomotives, of about 50 10000 v7luet
was received by the Baldwin Locomo'
tive works. They are to be built dur
ing 1917.
All the locomotives in the orde- are
for freight service. Fifty CT them will
have four driving wheels on a side
and seventy-five Of them six driving
wheels on a side.
A little more than year ago, Bad
wins obtained an order from the Rus.
sisn, government for $50 gasoline lcco'
motives to be used in the trenches,
Last month contracts were closed with
the same government for 100 locomo'
tives of an approximate value OF
s3,70O00o, and with the Paris Lyons
& Mediterranean railway for 14O
freight engines.
Last August the Baldwin works OBJ
tanned a s15,0o0,ooo munitionns order
from the entente allies. and in septem'
Der they took over a SAC, 5000 mTni.
tions order from the Eddystone Am,
nauuition company.
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US, TorlI'lD zEPPELINS
AND ALSO HUGE GUNS
Mobile niH.'es ard R|ooHH..'zerS in
:,''sY Defence Fin.

Washington, Jan. 10.-Ordnance and
aircraft innovations DESIGNED II m
lines developed by EUROPEAN bel r
ents have been authorized by both the
war and navy departments.
They INCLUDE Zeppelin type 91rsh 'ps,
large calibre mobile rites and how t.
ers. to be mounted on railroad tn ks
for the coast defence or hauled by trac-
tor engines over country ro7ds.
Secretary Daniels announcer that
one Zeppelin" will be constructed at
once. Determination to bui'd the craft
was reached after an exhaustive study
of the question of rigid airshirs by
Joint committee of officers repre- emit
ing the aeronautical branches ct b tn
services, the general staff of the army
and the general board of the n7vy,
which recommended that construction
be undertaken at once.
The recommendation have been ap'
proved by Secretaries Daniels mi
Baker and the cost will be equally d.
vided between the army and navy.
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Grid TAKES FOLSOM
Police Insi5E Attempt at Suicide, Fam
i.y Declare it Was Accident.


Ia fillmore, Nd, Jan. 10.-Mrs. Alice
n. Sc:pDel nineteen years cd, took a
poison tab,at, AMI police of the north
eastern district say the young woman
attempted to end her life and have
made out a report to this effect.
Members of the Seippel family con-
lend the taking of the poison was acct.
dental
The poison tablet was swallowed by
the eirl about midnight on Monday
on the Monticello Lake drive. Ac.
cording to the police, she had Guarre,.
ed with her husband, John H. Seippel
D civil engineer, and, leaving the
house. took poison.
When the husband missed Mrs
Seippel he ccmmandeered the automo
bile Of GEORGE E. Markley, of Laura
vile, and followed.
The couple came from Bethlehem
Pa, and are making their home with
a brother of the husband. DR.. A. w
Seippel, at the Thirty-frst street ad
dress.
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LIGHT WAVES.
Some Too Tiny to Be Seen, Yet Science
Can Measure Them.

Some Too Tiny to BE Seen, Yet Science
Can Measure Them.
The very smallest thing on earth
which has been actually measured is a
light wave.
Light waves, Of course. are of differ
ent lengths. In the spectrum the red
waves are longest. orange next. yellow
next. and so on to the violet, which ar.
shortest of the visible waves. So If
we were to give the measurement Of
the very smallest thing we would have
to take one OF the light waves in the
violet end of the spectrum or. better
still. one Of the waves of the ultravio-
let portion which is invisible.
The shortest of these that has been
determined is 100 millionths of milli-
meter. CHANGING this to fractions Of
an inch. we can comprehend the small
ness of the wave better. If these waves
were placed one on top of the other
there would be more than 100000 of
them in a line one inch long. The neg
ative corpuscle which is a constituent
part of the atom is known to be small
err than this. but it's exact size has not
been determined.
That these light waves can be meas
ured is due to the fact that as light
waves are refracted it is only matter
OF determining the angle of recraction
and by triangulation finding the length
Kansas City Star.
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Sufrrs-fsts Call on Wilson.

wpshineton, Jan. 10. - Re7ew0 d
pleas to President Wilson to support
the constitutional amendment FIR 20
man suffrage were made at TIE White
House by DELEGATION Of 800 memhH"s
of the Congressional Uni.a for w man
Suffrage who presented memorials n
the recent death Of Mrs. IneZ NJ, no.
hnd Boissevain. The women had or.
RANGED for several SPEECHES, but be
cause of the imitef time at the d's,
posal of the president, instruction
were issued at the White H use that
azly one woman could speak.
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RUMANIhN REFUGEES sTkRVE

Ferdinand's Kincdom Suffers Ssme
Fate as EeeeIl SerSia.
Perrin, Jan. 10.-Thousands of reSu
gees from Runania are p0r,sfins
along the roads in Bessar0 b'a. the
Oversees News agency reports.
"Rumania is suffering tie some fate
as Serbia" says the news agency
1.-THE railroads are ove~crowded anG
refueees, lacking even W. ~onF, arf
compelled to go on foot, ard on tNe
m,rcNes over difficult roads in se-e~e
weather thousands of women, children
and old men are dying miserahly. Al
the men between the ages of siXteer
and sixty are beine deta;nei by t'!e
Russian authorities fer the army, ent
scores of men are being driven unmer
sif.,1p to combat"
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Real Heroisn,

A story came from Switzerland some
years ago of a mountain guide whose
name was not preserved. lie, with
two others, was leading party over
one of the most precipitous passes of
the higher Alps. The men, as Is usual,
were tied to each other by long rope.
AS they scaled the wall Of ice they
slipped on the edge of G frightful
chasm. This man was at the end OF
the rope. Without his weight there
was chance for the others to regain
their footing; with it there was none
He cast glance down at the dark
abyss, filed with fathomless SHOWS,
then drew his knife from his belt, say
ing quietly to the man next him:
Tell mother how it v JOSE"
He cut the rope and fel., never to be
saGa of mortal man again.
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THE ENGLISH PHEASANT.
Originally From Asia, 1t Is Still Found
In China and Tibet.

IN Snlna ana tpet.
Generally speaking. the English
pheasant is miSnamed.- since It came
from Asa and is still I'd be found in
India. Tibet and China The birds
were brought to Europe more than 500
years ago, turned loose on hunting
preserves and thrived amazingly. They
supply the finest bird shooting In Scot
land and England. and so much care is
taken in raising them that they may
almost be regarded as a half domesti-
Gated bird
Under the present system the eggs
are Matched by hens or in incubators.
The chicks are carefully fed on in
sects and prepared foods. and when
they are able to shift for themselves
they are turned into the woods. While
the common pheasant will roost in
trees. it is ground bird. The female
will remain under cover until 1t is al
most stepped upon.
Because of this trait the pheasants
are aroused by men who beat in the
thic!ets until the pheasants take flight
over shooting boxes, where the hunt
ers are concealed. -Philadelphia North
American.
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LABOR h2sAH-s BOY SCOUTS

Wor'cincmen Answer Leaders, AlIee &
Attack by withdrawing Support.
Boston, Oct. 31.-Work ngmen Ct 9
country are asked to withdraw the
sons from bov scout organizations in
a resolution adopted ry the ST. e
branch, American Federation of La.
Dor.
The action came after report tina
Char'es c. Jackson, president of he
Boston Counci' Of Boy Scouts, lad al
vised scout masters to p~eoare t.
boys under them to "w't' and pc lit
2al!y the aggres7iveness Of lato- n
ions" which te is sill to heve red ct
ell would be Savage and bitter" af er
the war
eff this is to be the It '.tuda of III
Boy Scout movement" the reso ution
SAID, sit is time the wcge earn RS CT
the country should take their sons out
- that movement, for the reason that
boys and young men s'culd be educat-
ed on liberal lines and not narrow
anes F"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-01-10
ENTENTE ANSWER READY
Near East to Figure Largely In Repl,
"a Presiaent WiIson's Note.

Near East to Figure Largely In Repl,
to President Wilson's Note.
London, July 10-The reply of tbs
entente nations to President Wilson'S
note may go forward within twenty
four hours, but its publication is moi
expected until forty-eight hours efsel
its receipt, because of plans for 81
multaneous publication.
The delay in the preparation of the
n ,ce is taken to mean that it has IN
5-rgone considerable changes frcn
the first draft and the near cas- e~I
question is expected to figure more
largely in the completed dcc"men'
than had been considered probable II
any previous discussion.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-01-10
BURGLAR HurIs Pitcher.

Willfamsport, Pa, Jan. 10.-Surpris
ed by Mrs. Albert H. Lambert, burg
lar who had broken into the Lambzr'
home, threw at the woman a cfins
pitcher from which he had removed
the family savings. The pitcher
smashed the lamp which Mrs. Lam
bert carried and in the darkness he
escaped through a window before she
could summon holm
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-01-10
lfYosa Suffer From Catag Z p

splitting and hawking and evil oder
of the breath will not only cause
misery to you, but will make your
presence obnoxious to others. S. S. s.,
which has been the standard blood
medicine for fifty years, will relieve
your catarrh, because it will purify
your blood and relieve it of the &C
cumulated poisons. S. S. S. contains
no mineral or habit-forming. drugs:
S. S. S. is on sale st all druggists and
the advice of our medical department.
is at your disposal, rec of charge.
Swift Specific g.. SV2 Swift building
Atlanta, Ca.
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BRITISH OFFICER LOSSES
Total 1922 Since start of War.
Killed Are 1886,

NIIIeu NTS Io,oSo.
London, Jan. 10.-Casualtv FISTS pub
1ished by the war office show that In
October the British army lost 437S Of
ficers, of whom 1889 were killed, 273e
wounded and 1873 are missing.
In November the total was 2305. OF
whom SOC were killed, 1886 wounded,
and 113 are missing.
Thes: figures bring the total losses
among officers since the beginning OF
the war to 53.122, of whom 1886 have
been killed or died of wounds, $3.50
wounded and 1855 are missing. A large
proportion of the wounded have since
aaturued to duty.
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GENERAL MARKETS

DELPHIA.-TIOUR - Firm
Winter clear, s7.65@7.90: city mills,
RYE FLoUR-Quiet, per barrel.
$7.50@8.
WHEAT-Quiet; No. red, 1880
1.99.
CORN-Firm; No. yellow, s1.111s
@1.12k.
OATS-Quiet; No. 2 white, CSC
POULTRY-Live, steady; feus, ~
020c; old rcoste-s, 15T16c. Dressed
steady; choice fowls, 24c; old roos.
tiers. Ice.
-BUTTER-Firm; fancy creamery;
42hc per lb.
EGGS = Firm: selected, 60@65c;
nearby. SEC; western, 53c.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-01-10

Bill to Continue r. r. Commission, Up.
Washington Jan. 10.-Ry vote OF
22O to 1:S the house adopted special
rule for immediate consideration Of
the senate joint resolution to cen mus
until December the life OF the joint
committee investigating railroad ques
lions. The commission expired Men.
lay hy present law.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-01-10

don't make the fatal mistake OF re-
garding it as trifiing matter. A =;
thorities agree that Catarrh is an III
lection of the blood. Consequently,
SPRAYS. salves and lotions can af-
ford only temporary relief, because
thew do not reach the source OF the
disease,-the blood. When you depend
on these temporary remedies alone
your case is likely to grow steadily,
worse until it becomes chrome ana
possibly affects the lungs.
But even if the infection does not
90 this far, the Continuous dr1pplng
81 mucous in the throat, The constant
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Rattieship Toroedoed.

Berlin. Jan. A desp tch to tn:
Zurich Post, from Mila,i. re"orts tina
the French batt'esh'p Verite has beer
to-pedoed by a German subm 7rine ne $
Malta, according to the Ov"rre@s Naw'
agency. The Verite. badly damaged
g lying near the port.
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GERMANY Produces More steel.

Washir gton, Jan. 10.-Desp:te the
war, Germany is producing more stee
than ever before, according to reports
to the department of commerce. A
production of 1.423.533 tons in October
established a new record. For the ter
months ending in October the output
vas 13345,41S tons.
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Stricken While IRVING.

WiIliamencrt, Pa. Jan. 1h.-Nrs
John Woodward, of Sa!!adaysburg, was
found dead along the road between
that place and LearvsviHe. She Wa
stricken with heart Lrnrh'e while dr'v
ing alone and her horse made its way
home, driveIless.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-01-10

ea1fn~, Pa. Jan. 10-An autcmo
bile carryi~~ Governor PrHrbeugh and
his wife skidded up the steep hill on
Grand View road, Wernersville, anc
ran into a deep ditch. It was necas
sary to get a horse to pull the machine
put. Neither was injured.
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Child nice While Eatina Annie

Montrose, Pa, Jan. 10.-F'ranklir
Lindsey, three years old, Of RhineI
Creek. was eating an apple when he
suddenly fell backward on the foo,
and became unconscious. Doctor
Caterson, of Franklin Forks, was cell
ed, bat the child died before ne arrtv
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No ,icke, Either,

isn't it awful tie way prices have
gone up:"
1T surely is. lust think. my hus-
hand will have 10 work three weeks to
ret money enough to paw for this sim
pie little gown have n."-Detroit
Free Press.
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Ncrwe~ian ste-m~aio Taken.

Berlin, Jon. 10-The N rw~ giai
steamship lupus, formerly the A. err
can steamship Gilchrist, in service OF
the Great La'-es, he's been broug int
Hamburg. The Lupus. a vessel O.
1871 tons gross. is reported to have
been carrying contrahsnd.
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Etopjpo Husband .IaiIad

Pottsville, Pa. Jan. 10.-Fenry FHail
of Tamaqua, who eloped to Newark
N. J., with a young woman notw'th
standing the fact that he has a wifi,
and two children, was sentenced b.
Judge Koch to serve year in jail.
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Live Stock Quotations.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES h,g er. Nix !;
s re and snSe5eF rough ha "a
sio.25@ 1o.4G; light. ses501O.5o; pigs,
$7.65m9.5n; bull, 1020610.60.
CATTT .F-S fea1y t. 1Nc lower.
Beeyes. S6.50@11.75; cows and heife-s,
$425@10.40; stockers AM fee 10 s,
Calves Calves. Ss11a1s.25 exams e''''2'' TO-
SHEEP-Strong. Native and west.
srn. $5.25@10.40: lambs. s19.50@13.75.
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Eio,cn,acv In the Home.

Every now and then wife urges hus-
band to buy some new clothes for him.
self. but if he is pretty good talker
he can get out Of it without making
her mad.-Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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"And after they had married in haste
| suppose they repented at leisure"
No; they were perfectly consistent.
They repented in haste also."-Rich.
mOnd Times niSnatch
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.I,,er So

LET your vie lead YOU says
writer Of various topics"
Good advice. Better than having
aer drive."-Kansas City Journal.
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She Didn't Understand,

"Galahad"- he began.
"Cut it out" interposed the young
lady. ITS bad form to talk about q
girl you had."-Louisv. lie Courier.
Journal.
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For Safety.

Jack-My stenographer WIS forever
making mistakes. I had to discharge
her to keep her from marrying me-
Town Topics.
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kerN ActiNa.

Bins-He's very active in financial
matters. isn't he? Bang You bet! He
owes me s 0. and every time he sees
me he dodses me- Town Topics.
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The Weather.

Forecast for this section: Fair to
day and tomorrow; southwest win Is
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Walks in Front of Car: Killed,

Easton, Pa, Jan. 10.-Kenneth Net
tier, aged ten. of 912 Glendon avenue
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-12
Eft bic SHUTTER tDbt :
3m safe Der Gran giuiau &abl Will
Die ainberbeimatb i'd @eminbeit
beridaffen.

Gie ainoerbeimath nlofte Gerna
iifer aaem 3peifel ieIfteler, ob 6rall
gipian @ahl aus SolerL g. Sd., ull'
ter ben 9ebenoen meilt ooer oh iitj be-
reits oas @rab iiber lie gei6lollert
bat. Gin ain6 Der 5reu I'M Glter
bon einem Sabre, 5efin6et iid in rem
&eim. Die 8rau ndbte feds @o6et
lcng fiir 5raa Clara gSiIbelnp, 3o52
2eaoir9 Roao, iro bate iBr GIcine5
nitaebraf,t. 9[m 1. SeptenIber fltbr
tic inter 3uriidloiilmg oes &iroes
nadr Sulen1, poielbit auge6lih lire
CtmcItar oeitorben rnr, mo nad ei'
nigen 5lqen erbielt Srau @ilbelmD
eiucn Brief nit Der Wittbeilung, olB
6rnd @abl ous @ram iiber ben SoS
ibrer Shmciter ebenfnas gcitor6ell
maic. Serfil1llnaen ii6er ons Gino
tmtrocr rift qatroffen. Ger Suei
ipar bon @heeIing, ". ga, nus 6l-
.iert, IN SoIem ober uiri oie @oit Je'
eeben. Gsrau g9ilbelmn fonnte on3
Sinb nift beboIten wlb iibergob -
o.r ainoerbcimntb 9ieie beiniiht lilh
irun 2id,t in Dos 4itrtel 5u bringel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-12

ftinss (aute Tteufs) finb inter ben
Rebnern.
= Nm Donneritas abenb finoei
nuf bem Court Strabe WarttplnB Elm
Offentliaes acnSert nebIt 3an5unter
baltung fir bic 2sute DON Der 6.
Bnrb itntt. fruuen unb ainber erz
bulten gnnbies. Sir bic bsitsn Sang
paare finb brsi prsiis uusseiest, uno
nls Preisridier fungireH Sberiif
S6ott, GOuis 6ups, 5. s. Gline uno
Sri. gmilD Du pinal.
6sute 4bsnb finbst in Der Cos
mOpolitan 6a4s cine &ouferen5 5fpis
i9sH Waeenz Gnb 2luto 5dbritdnz
ten unb Qr6eitsrn Spsds QufIteaung
elmer 2obnitala itatt.
Jiir bic 9ob Scouts iollen bier
$25, 900 oufge6fn9t tperben unb nit
Der Sammslfampagne pirb nG6ften
@lontas begonnsn. gs iinb jest i4on
$1,000 einaegdHaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-12
9as falte gSetter.
a,ehte idDH nil es iid nieter ansse.
fpbt bnben.

Cie berbitlid)e aiible nit itarfeH
Goftfr6Iten an erponierten StclIen.
Die Dos gan5e 2anO pon sIlasfd bis
iiber oas ObithaI binnus bcimeeiud;t
bet, miro fif belte nrsgetpbt bdbeu.
3per miro cs oltd) oieie giaft nod
Flolf abseiett hnben, bod lit nidt jlt
befiirdteu, DOB berieIbc auf tselo lno
sslur pom nadtheilrgen ,SoIgen 6eglsi.
tel iein ipiro. ToS Thermometer nlli
bct @.ettcr.rGrte IN Clifton ner;ci1.
nete geItern &oraen cine Scmperatir
bon 1873 @rao uno ouf Der @ettet.
ipnrte i'm Regieuugsgetiuoe eine
iclhe non 43,S grn0 Ginc gan; be;.
ipieIlos nieorige 3enlperatur, oeren
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erinnern foiin. Sos Net.rrburean
fann's nu6 nidt. gfau tlntterte IL
bsn slllfSeifningen 3Iriif Els sim >.
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ahnli.!, nisbrige Ientperatlr iilr ?In.
f1n1 Septcmher, nd'aIid, 4G BrnO,
eirgetragen farto ,peiIte friib olirite
Die Rieorigit Setuperatur AZ Srn6
betragen lie gqitterllna mir6 6anl
iuieOer Rermrnft nnurbmen uiiO id,
70 betraeen, mie Is einem re1tihnfia-
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