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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-02
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fiihrt tporbsn:
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nen, innerbdlb ipsl6er bic beibsn goIs
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feinblide 8erboIten, nds BON Der 6ris
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bic idpanif9e Reeieruns un6 BE Gea
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-02
Weiftessef6rte Sysntter
ertrdnft fi6 ianrmt ibrem ssinOe.

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aPittpo9 Wforgeu iprdng bic geiitia
seitorte 81 Sabre alte JraI 8dp glcr.
ris oitli4 BON oieier StoOt IN Sen Gid,
ing 6luB, nof0ein iie i6re orei 3abre
aIte 3odter nrittels eines SeiIes an
sit gebun6en bate. glls ore BolBei oie
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fen, Oie 5rau am 9onneritag nod Ell.
rer Seilauitnlt in Gbicngo 5u brtngen,
aher es por ibr am gAttiDOd Dlorgen
geIungen, i6ren 8erpanoten 81 enr'
gc5en un6 fiuf 1eilen na6 elmer
&riide gu narf9iren, BON ruelfjer ans
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-02

Jris, 5Uispb 9uttlinser, Jran5 Bals
isr, aarl S4miit, SCI, GInum, gla,
iius 5lomm, ggm. 5obmann. Augult
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Jldmm's 6n1e. eIoer unD Wleglidsn
itaiifnHo. iuuroen aud an 3ipei ironie
Uiitslieoer $14 nls llneritiibuna am
ssiuisfsn. Die einnobmm bss Absnbs
beliefen lidb auf s34.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-02

Sie foroert iuieSer siH Mtnidrnlebeu
nHb pisIs ernite 6rfranfHnssidne.

Die beige DtIe ipirfte au9 seitern
nod nit unDermircerter araft uno
nm 2.45 Padmittass ipurbs cine
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Der @ettepdrts In Clifton fenFatirt-
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fidnoe miiseDirtt. um bas 0uediiibsr
IN bic 60be gu irsiben. Sn ben Stun.
btnaugfpeiisn fpurbe iolfe 564itisms
ptratur nidi perBei9nei. Die Siuns
bsntempsraturen puien bic foIgsnosn
0avno
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-02

Msie m Der seIirissn geriammIuns
tsi4ioien iuurbe. ipirb ber Hnbif9s
llntsrihitu hitunssDtrein fem bsabfidtiss
tts GomiiitnfsIt am Gonntns. Dem
Ia aneuif, IN 6dberfumpf's gartt,
oHf prhe 6in db9dittn nrb Der Nus,
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mann. Dorfber. .JObn Qetl<r, e5etres
idr. Gmif 6eiFusrieher &s9obmeiiter.
Geo Gzis'nsin Aug. 9ristha&. Rurl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-02

Nuh aeitern Bat bic 5ibe ipieoer etr
wlsni&enleben geforbert unb auberi
ben ipurben msbrsre 9ibfdIs 5ul
3snniniB Der p0Iissi gebra9t.
Der AZ Sabre alte 9drtner z b o.
mas patrid 2arriean, us
5optins Strobe. tom seitern Rad.
mittdg gesen Elm rbr BON fsiner Or
belt auf Wdlnut 9ilIs nab 9auie UNI
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llniDo6Iisin infolse Der 5ibe. Gr Be,
CAB iid 3ur Rube uno als ieirle Grau
ibn I'M feds llbr &beHbs tpeden mol.
ts, fanb iie ibn als 2eife Dor. Goro.
ner Or. Bauer tpurbe bon bsm So'
besfall in Heimtnib eeiebt.
Sur aenntnib Der poli3ei selang.
ten bic fOlsenben Sibf4ldee, bic Ieioel
aIle eruiter Ratur iiub:
Der 33 SABRE alte 8drieeper 3 e.
berid araft, 426 Weit Siebents
Girabs, puros ssiiern 4benb auf oel
Strabs Dom 5iBi4Ias setroffeH. Gr
tpuroe siIigft na9 bern itabtii9en
9rantenbaus sebratt, ipp iein 3us
.iiano als beiorsniberresenb sriauni
ipurSe.
4u9 Guifab 4sfb ipurbe aiii
bem 5eimpese BON Der arbeit pol Der
s5ibe iiberipdltist unb nnt1 fttner
WObnung 1902 freeman alpenue ses
bru4t. er III Sol5arbsitsr BON Beirut
uno so aubre alt.
i'm fdbtif9eu Rranisnbaus pur.
ben einseIkfert:
Jpbn p4iI6in. Tebs.r, 80
Sabre aft unS an golsrain unb
9oppIe Sirabs tpo6nbdft, 3uitanb ses
fdbrIi4.
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JuhrmaHn unb 1903 Sones Strdbe
pobnbaft, 3uiianb sefdbrIi&.
0eIfon Wainfort, 46 Sabre
aft, StaItneft, 1924 Central Mpes
me, 3uitanb ssfibrlid.
Geprge Grams, 70 Sabre alt,
2p4 Don Heruf unb 9 Concord place
iuo6nbaft. 3ufan5 tebsnilid-
Sobn 2inbman, 30 SABRE
aft. Zimmerman unb on Iorater
slbsnue IN Rorpoob mobnbaft, 3us
fanb bebenali4.
DiIliam Smith. Der 81
Deorse Strabe tpobnen folI, ipurbe i'm
GintcH pari auf siner 9dnt IN be-
tuubtlofsm 3uitanb aufsefunben.
Rad Elf lHr ssftern atbenb sins elm
Reseuifauer bernieber. CT bdiierts
abet nur ipenise Minuten. unb 70
beib fraren StrabenpfIaiter unb Gets
tenipeee. bob bus mdffer fart 70 ihn.n
bsrbdn,pfit. dls es niebertropfie. YdIo
barauf iiedfe Der DpIlmpnb fein guis
mfit6ises geiidt tuieber betaus unb
fdt 10 unffulbig aus. als Oh in Der
@eIt sur 3sit ifbsrhoupt ni4ts
GHIfnmes porgtbe. Inns bate Der
Monb ausndbmsfpeiTe sedrgert. Dn.
fir ifellt aber unier WetteronteI Tebes
reaur aeItnberes wetier IN Musfift.
Gs foIf foear T4on baE6 ionmen.
ndmli9 ertrdsiihts mettsr, eingeleis
tet beute bur6 Donner unb 8lib.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-02
2rilte 9sntIdle g1rpt. aird,t.
fgaitor 8. 5asfner.)

wesen RsuObiruns Der airte unO
bes S9ulfaals fuibet tein GOttess
oienit unb feline SonntassIduIs bis
gum rs. AuguIt fat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-02
Die tasItden &risgsto It en-
tf6laubs unb
Trantreihps.

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gpnar 2aip, Der S4aBomtstanaIsr.
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saben Der beutTden Reetrrung bonn
Gebruar Biz gum Mtoi bises su9rss
fi9 ouf f15o, 100000 ulonniIi9 .ooer
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-02
.rpanbtf9aften a

@trpunbtfdaften
Die Stapiegermutter
1T bic Aatal 8ernanbtIhaft,
8er~S9ptseerputer
1T bic 3oi @erpdnbtT9aft.
Der GnDdesr
1T bic prabl 9erpaabtf daft.
Die, 9raut
II bic NnbI .lDerpauhtl 4aft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-02
@aaldnber
9tfben biesmal bic 5a u p'tz
angrtffsarmee Der Srts
tenin Tlauoeru.

ongriffsarmee Der grts
ten IN Slanbern
aonbon;1. Quguit. Wie aus bet
lebten 9eri9teu Ron SPECIAL Sprs
reTpoubenten gu erfe6en lit, ftnb bic
meiften Der sruppen, bic an Der lesz
ten OfFenIipe bsfbeiligt iinb, GnglGus
Der, tpeunglei9 ftd aud eiuise G4ot'
ten, Dalen uno Iuftralier unter tbneu
befinben. Die Sprreippnbenten BE-
rt6ten aub iiber eineu ueuen 8ertbeiz
bigunssplan Der 9eutiden, Der bdupts
Idalt6 barin bcftebt. oaB bic Sruppen
ariinbli6 fir ben 9egenansriff orga=
ntiirt tperben.
Die DeutIhen oerbiinneH ihre 9drz
niTouen in ben oorberen 2inieu Bis
ouFs sleuBerite, tpGbrenb iie IN eleiz
dem @er6dltniB ibrs riidpdrtisen
StiiBpuntte uno Gsisrpen perFdrteu,
bic Fir Tofortigen @esenongriff in
gereitftuft se9aIteu tperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-02
0rnnereien.

Fbs Sa5 a5aTiaa s T'sSIss eSm -
eortugtor. ~,
Gbs GIppu y BrewtGa o.. 1oo ~ DtO
0pt6eu Hhenue.
Q al onHf erssutHs 60, ESeitpoob
sfoeune. ei6 Run gbone Beit 25t
1ombEtn s:oe Co. Soeanors nHD
abteail Ctr.
1bs SsraHeourt epi Hs o.. 14oo
6nrrtfon nbe
IRs SnhssobI prspipa Go. 40 on
GlcThdeH Hbe.
zbe qbrihtan woetIsin 1tsutsa
90. 20ie-202i 9Im GtrdAe,
Tbs wobnpf STewtua o., 2oo nSen
WacTpt6sn ElnsIrls.
Zbs @tnbff6. ubIpaufer Drens
tHa. 60. 1lon Beer), Rtbertn NIB SlnHi
16s Settsrsr grepiua Co.. 21iT
Central 2lbenne.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-02
Seitillatenre nnb Gnsrus @bisfcp'
fdubier.

sernbe m. &sriHesr Go, ioo sef
3 SsSeT& 60. ss sins Ctr. RbUns TtGiH
ri gss.sseS 1tnirItHaGO. "7-
4bbs S5rsibsTs : giuasO. oifie's
Sis.Ss2o On Srurt etsste =. e..us.
rsis ssstBs5Ss &c e St0%s %sa4@asd a3s
msI srubant g Co. $3.50 U'dtH
II sS cree. P%sTltSs tntt.t ss.FS asa. ;s2s. q.
mi Iiu,as S@asfT s4drs "a ss. stfi!IiEs 81 es
eesirdssna sSoSs men d s7s: W.
q. ganebsesr Go" t2s-t2e ON Court
essaasmas StrtIrsHsGO. sos xra'
1beunion 9IhiIItua Go. 9. %. 60
GOroials, @eine, Cbit SrauOies.
airifen, etc.
Tbe snott q edmtbt Go. BiHs
Strrbe. rabs BsDetfer.
g9eine nnb &hisfies.
tynatl prsersl
Sreb M etetter. Ee. $50 ge't seattle
Sttnbe gtabL 1852. 4bons Canal 1908
ssrzz~.a.-'a'a'E1~z--s.ss.a
f5,ooO,OOo ($25,OOO,OO0) pro Gag
beliefen, eegen 100,000,000 mOnatli9
in Der erften Sdlfte bes SaGres 1916
Der aan3lsr Iagte, oaB Die glusgas
BEN Der frun5Dfti6en Regisrung Ii4
jebt auf f4,469,OO0 ($ZZ, ,345.00e)
pru Sag beldufen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-18
Fire Extinguisher Insurance

Now it is fire extingusher insurance.
 Not only may one insure his house, his factory or his motor car from loss by fire, but now he may insure his fire extin- guisher from being stolen.
 The new policy is being put forward by the National Surety company, which has entered into an arrangement with the Pyrene Manufacturing company through Johnson & Higgins, brokers, 49 Wall street, New York city, to insure pyrene fire extinguishers from being stolen from buildings. motor cars, etc.
 Urder the new arrangement the Pyrene Manufacturing company attaches to every one of its extinguishers an application for extinguisher insurance with coin mailer and envelope addressed to the brokers. All the buyer has to do is to place 2S-cent piece in the mailer. fill out the small blank, and drop the en- velope in a letter box.
 The fire extinguisher policy runs from 2h to s,i years. depending on the date 1t Is issued the 25 cents covering the entire cost of the premium for that pc riod
 The extinguisher will be replaced upon proof of loss to the National Surety conn pany. Tho Pyrene Manufacturing com pany announces that last year 1t sold more than s50,000 extinguishers. 1t would seem. therefore. that the field for this class of insurance waS far larger thau might at first appeax.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-18
"WELCOME, VISITORS,
 TO MY SPRING GARDEN
By "M ACKo

This morning nearly all my before breakfast worktime was lost. The cause of it was the appearance of some old friends. hadn't seen them for years and must stop and visit with them awhile.
 There were quite a lot of them and they looked so friendly and were so fearlessly intimate, as they gracefully hoped around over the new-turned earth, seek ing the worms and bugs my fork had re- vealed I knew from their activity and constant cheerful chatter they were glad to be there. They were the old-time robins and larks, so abundantly in evil dence In my boyhood days and so very absent" in recent years.
 The larks with their gold and brown plumage, were more shy than the robins. I wonder why? Do they remember the guns and traps of ''yester years?'' I want ed to apologize for former cruelty but was afraid to bring up the subject, feeling so guilty Maybe" I thought, they this visit is to let me know that they knew it was just ignorance
 Surely I killed because I knew no bet ter. Look at that handsome robin on the other row, how bright his eyes; see the gracefully turned bill, the color of old ivory, and the iridescent sheen of green and bronze as the morning sun strikes his rounded breast. Surely no one but an irresponsible boy would deliberately quench the flash of his bright eyes.
 They seem hungry and l stand immov- able lest I frighten them away from their
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-18
R.D.MAXWELL OPENS TEMPORARY OFFICES Stakeholder Distributor Pre- fers This Territory Over
 All Others

R. D. Maxwell. who will cover the northern half of Alabama for the Studebaker, has opened up temporary Headquarters at 23o0 First avenue. un- der the name of Robert D. Maxwell company. He has also installed a serv- ice station at 2410 First avenue.
 MT Maxwell declares that he se- lected the above territory in pref erence to others in almost every other part of the country. T know the south and I know the resources of Alabama" ]" he said. land I know the progressive spirit of the people of Birmingham Therefore, I chose this territory"
 MT Maxwell has had much exper- fence In the automobile business and he stands ready to give the people of Birmingham the benefit of this ex- sperience. He says he is here to stay and he appreciates that the only way to go forward is to give good serv- ice and have satisfied customers, and that's what he is going to do.
 T want every Studebaker owner in Birmingham to come in and see me- said MT. Maxwell. land we may find lots of interesting things to talk about"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-18
GIRL REPORTER SAYS SHE
 IS CHEATED OF THRILLS Norman E. Mack Has Actually Produced Movie Thriller and the Girl Reporters of the Country Insist They
 Are Not Getting Their Desserts

Norman E. Mack, the editor and pro- prietor of the Buffalo Times. is not sat- isfied with being one of the best known newspaper men in America and with his years of service on the national demo- cratic committee, but has jumped into the moving picture business by actually turning out a thrilling "movie" with the alluring title "The Perils of Our Girl Re- porters."
 It has not yet appeared in. Birmingham but it must be thriller. At any rate, 1t is interesting to note the effect of the picture on real girl reporter. Buda Stephens of the Detroit News is one of the best known girl reporters in her sec tion of the country and here is letter she wrote to her city editor after she had seen The Perils of Our Girl Re porters."
 Dear City Editor;
 l am pretty mad At first I was only indignant. I do not know if it is your fault, or if this is a city insulated against adventure. 1 feel that I am being cheated. Not once has my hair been raised or my cheek paled. 1 have not been Kidnapped, lured into a den, pushed off a bridge or choked by Chinese. know that l should be choked if my reportoriaI life is to be neatly rounded out.
 The reason 1 know this is because I have just seen a motion picture en- titled: The Perils of Our Girl Re- porters'' and the heroine in that had all of these things happen to her.
 While she spent a gay and festive life lodging bullets fired by long haired orientals, 1 was spending dull hours lodging short-haired reformers. and while they were offering her poi \ son to keep the story out of print. l was being offered weak tea with lemon to put a story in print.
 She was Kidnapped, mistaken for princess; she .'dolled' herself up in gorgeous clothes while no one ever offered to kidnap me, darn it, and the highest form of social celebrity I was ever mistaken for was a poetess at a meeting of parlor anarchists; and my salary wouldn't buy the nice white
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-18
B|G EARNINGS FOR. OVERLAND COMP ANY.
Annual Report of Official Shows Some Interest
 ing Figures

The net income of the winys-Overland company in 1916 was $17,529 .6Ss.
 This information Is contained in the an- nual report issued Saturday by the com pany. Of the net income sl8016, 40 rep resents the net earnings of the com pany and $7,s6S91O the premiums re- ceived on securities.
 The profit amounting to S1, BIS, ,665 on shipments to distributing branches which were unsold on December 31 1916, is not included in the net earnings With this sum added, the net gain over 1915 was s133. .S30
 After deducting fixed interest charges of A50,702 from the net earnings, the re- rel9 shows the net income to be $956, 71S
 reased dividends on both preferred aaM common stock were declared during year. The preferred dividends aata lnted to $994 705, an increase of $304,- ssse yer 1915. Common stock dividends wefa g, ,65S, ,939, which is an increase of si 70 044
 Ibs balance, after deducting the com asn and preferred stock dividends. was @zI t0f4. This sum added to the security m fums amounting to S7.eS3,970 and the
 us on hand at the beginning of 1916 5af II, TO $50, gave the company a total
 t and loss surplus at the beginning or 1917 of $27, ,596, ,594. This is a gain of S12,- s76044
 The annual report shows that after providing for full dividend requirements of per cent on preferred stock the bal ance of 16,479,6S9 including net earning and premiums received on securities is equal to approximately $10.40 8 share on the 1,570, ,776 shares of common stock out standing.
 The money received from the sale of Common stock to be used for buildings, equipment and raw material, was not available until late in the fall of 1916. The eornings shown for 1916 therefore are not based on the new capital.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-18

spats that Dorothea Desmond thae was the creatures name) wore in at- fluent calmness through the mud
 The star reporter never rescued me from anything, and In fact would probably be glad if I was kidnapped so he would avoid rewriting some o1 my perfectly good stories. You never put your arm around me as the mo- tion picture editor did with that Doro- thea. and nobody in the editorial room ever stopped smoking Cor offered me one) or took their feet off the desk when I came around.
 While Dorothea crawled through se- cret doors and sliding panels Tn hauht- ed castles, I have to crawl through ranks of babes at health shows ana the nearest I ever came to castle was the art museum. To be sure, maybe, this is not your fault; maype we have no tong wars in Detrolt or slain heresses. and 1t fsspossible there are no opium dens for me to wander into. but at least you might provide me with an .aeroplane and some vel vet curtains to slide down from the second story windows. Dorothea had both of these things.
 I have been working for you Tor sometime but so far you have shown no disposition to send me to Europe to interview a few odd kings and to be made love to by handsome young princes in tight pants and feathered hats. All of this. you understand. hap pened to Dorothea in two short reels. | could reel around from the river to breakfast and nothing like that would ever happen to me don't want to seem insistent, but if you cam not arrange to have me kidnapped, shot or choked inside of 24 hours l shall tender my resignation and go into a more thrilling career, such as riding herd on Kindergarten class. 1 must. will and shall have thrills and it is up to you to provide them, so there! Yours indignantly,
 BUDA STEPHENS.
 P. S.-That creature in the pictures simpered once and the star reporter promptly proposed (marriage). I have simpered all over this office and the star reporter and all the rest of them have proposed that for the love O Mike I get out of their way. l don't want to be married, but feel sighted. P. P. S.-You need not mention this last to the staff. B.
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dozen men covering the entire south as a rubber and tire salesman. When the Atlanta branch was first created he be- came its manager. and later when other branches were established throughout the south he was made district manager with headquarters at Atlanta.
 Here his work was so fruitful of re- suits that he was called to Akron as manager of the motor truck tire depart ment. This position he has held for the last five years.
 Now MT. Martin comes back to Atlanta to take charge of his old district which has grown to one of the most important districts in the company's entire organ
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-18
MARTIN APPOINTED
 DISTRICT MANAGER
Pioneer Rubber and Tire Salesman Takes Charge of Growing
 Territory

c. w Martin, Jr., has just been ap- pointed manager of the southern district for the Goodyear Tire and Rubber com pany, said Jewell Taylor. manager of the Goodyear Tire company's local branch Tn the earlier days of the automobile in- dustry MT. Martin was one of the half
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-18

Prof. Otto Hammer of Breslau suc- ceeded in melting carbon by lnclosing a large arc light formed of two carbon rods, in a heavy glass container and ex- hausting the air. By using powerful electric current he produced such 2 heat that drops formed at the tips of the cas bons.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-18

ization. His appointment is an evidence that the Goodyear company regards him as the best qualified man in it's organi- this rapidly growing territory His ex- tensive knowledge of Goodyear products and policies, insures the best attention to the needs of the motorists of the south.
 MT. Martin is making his home at the Capital City club, of which he is a mem ber
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-18
Economical

From the Chicago Herald.
 Mrs. Benham-I didn't see you pay the minister anything when we were mar ried.
 Benham-No, told him to reverse charges"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-18

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