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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-14
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause Take DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands OF stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead Of
taking tonics, or trying to patch up
poor digestion, they are attacking the
real cause of the ailment - clogged liver
and disordered bowels.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse the
liver in a soothing, healing way. When
the liver and bowels are performing their
natural functions, away goes indigestion
and stomach troubles.
If you have a bad taste in your
mouth, tongue coated, appetite poor.
lazy, don't-care feeling, no ambition Or
energy, troubled with undigested foods.
YOU Should take Olive Tablets, the sub
stitute for calomel.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are Z
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. You will know them by then
olive color. They do the work without
gripping, cramps or pain.
Take one or two at bedtime for quick
relief, so you can eat what you like.
i At 10c and 25c per box. All druggists
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-14
Circle TO Hold AlI-Day Sessions.

At an aII-day meeting of the Ready
to Help circle OF Kings Daughters
held yesterday in the home OF Mrs.
William Pratt, AIS Twelfth street, it
was decided to hold all-day sessions
throughout the winter that more Red
Cross work may be accomplished.
Eighteen members were present yes
terday and they spent the time sewing
for the Red Cross, and were served
with picnic lunch at noon. Mrs
Jessie NJ. Anderson, secretary of the Y.
". {. A.. addressed the circle on war
work as taken up by the Y. ". G. A.
The place Of next meeting was not de-
cided at this time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-14
Helen Mills Circle Session.

The November meeting OF the Helen
Mills circle of Broadway presbyter-
ian church was held last evening in
the home of Miss Margaret Bahnsen,
1870 Twenty-second street, with u
members attending. Routine business
was taken up for transaction and the
study hour was conducted by Miss
Clara Fhleb and Miss Esther Storbeck
who reviewed a chapter in the book
"The Task of Presbyterians, Read
mgs were given by Misses Helen
Moore and Charlotte Huesing Sup
per was served at 5 o'clock and the
remainder of the evening was spent
In knitting,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-14

The board Of the Young Women's
Christian association rendered ban
quet last evening to the members OF
tho Deborah class of Broadway Pres
byterian church. which organization
was largely instrumental in the es-
tablishing OF the Y W c A. in this
city. Fifteen members and several
ladies of the board were present and
they were served with delicious
supper al a table decorated with ferns
and cut flowers Following the serv-
ing Of the dinner short talks were
given by Miss Georgia First, Mrs. Jes-
sic Anderson and Mrs f. 4. Marshall
read paper prepared by Mrs. J. Paul
Dunin. The young women practiced
patriotic songs to be sung at the ban
quet TO he given at the First Metho-
dist church by the Y W. C. A. Fri
day, Nov 30 The affair was a very
delightful one and thoroughly en-
joyed by all the young women.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-14
unsiess Rirthdar Clnh.

Members Of the Birthday club en-
joyed the evening yesterday as guests
in the home OF Mrs G. d Stalnaker,
1924 Thirtieth street Progressive
hearts were played and Mrs. Carrie
Sandberg and Miss Laura Nelson were
the winners Of the prizes Refresh
ments were served after the games,
the table having as its centerpiece a
large basket filled with pink chrysan-
themums. Edison music was enjoyed
and the club was invited TO meet for
the next session with Misses Schubert,
liO1 Eleventh avenue, for Christmas
party.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-14

The Misses Anna and Mia OLSON in
their home on Eighth avenue, yester-
day evening were hostesses TO the
Augustana branch Of the Woman's
Christian Temperance union members
meeting in monthly session. Mrs. Jes-
sic NJ Anderson, secretary of the \. W.
C. A. in Rock Island addressed the wo-
men on the war work being taken up
by the Y W C. A. giving very in
teresting and instructive talk in which
she explained ali the branches contem-
plated Miss Flora Swanson pleased
with a temperance reading. An hour
of sociabiiity was enjoyed and deli
eious refreshments were served.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-14
MAI)T no
HOME
pleBIIES|
MS EIrzAB,rH TneApsoN

Dear Mrs. Thompson | am young
man y years Of age and am in love
with . sirl IL
n ] have proposed TO her and have
been refused. now she does not object
to my company. and | love her very
much. Do you think she will ever care
for me?
~ On the next farm young man
works, and he is quite a popular young
fellow, also he has a larger income
than | have. He has had several dates
with this girl. How can / prevent
their meeting? STANLEY.
ID No one but the girl herself
knows whether she will ever care for
you or not Do not. however. let one
refusal discourage you There are a
good many things that may have
caused her to refuse you. but if you
wait a while and ask her again she
may change her mind. If you care
enough for her you will be willing to
wait while for her.
~ There isn't anything you can do
| to stop the other man from calling on
/ her except TO be with her so much
J
not let his calling on her discourage
you if You are sure that you are. the
man for her.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: | am young
girl that lives in The country. / attend
school and young boy sits across the
aisle from me; We are in the same
class. We used TO be the greatest OF
friends, but | was out all last year and
/ he got TO be d friend of another girl
Now he doesn't notice me at all.
ID / took one Of my other boy
/ friends to school and showed him. He
| got jealous right away and now
/ doesn't seem to care any more for me
than a dog. What can ] do to win his
friendship again?
90 Is it proper to remove your hat
at a party?
80 Is it proper to correspond with
young men in the army?
BROWN EYES.
/ ~ You must not try to win the
i boys friendship, but must let hin
make the advances. If he doesn't no
tice you any more. there is nothing
you can do but act as ladyllke as yot
can and develop your nature so thai
boys will like you. Be sweet ant
modest and you will find that boy:
whose friendships count will want Il
know you.
i (2l At most parties the girls re
move their hats At the biggest re
ceptions and parties for adults tb.
women do not remove their hats IN
, less there is a dance.
(3l Now that this country is at war
many of our young men are abroad il
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-14
Momen.s Club Meets SATURDAY..

Professor. S. H. Clark of Chicago,
reader, will give Vanity Fair at the
November meeting OF the Rock Island
Womans club Saturday at the Ma
sonic temple. The club has dispensed
with the serving OF refreshments but
during that time members will enjoy
knitting bee and the ladies are ask
ed to bring their work and for those
who wish instruction there will be
teachers to give it.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-14
Party on 18Th Rirfhdar-

Miss Frieda Ehman celebrated her
18th birthday anniversary yesterday
evening by entertaining company OF
10 young people in the home Of her sis
ter, Mrs. Fred Ehman, Ala Sixth street
There were games and music and con
tests in which the prizes were won by
Misses Florence and Hilda Stanley
George Ehman and Mrs. Fred Ehman
A two-eourse supper was served, the
table centerpiece being a large cake
holding IS lighted candles. The guest
OF honor received ever so many nice
gifts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-14
Mrs. Corken Hostess Party.

Mrs. Bert Corken in her home, 1011
Fifteenth street yesterday afternoon
entertained a company OF friends at a
knitting bee, Mrs Alma McCloskey
acting as instructor and giving yalu-
able assistance. Miss Anna Lee and
Mrs. Bert Jones won the prizes for
the neatest work accomplished and
after the knitting had been laid aside
Mrs Corken, assisted by Mrs Joe
Kennedy and Mrs. Homer Pfenninger,
served delicious refreshments.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-14
Atkins-W aife.

Miss Puma Wolfe of Perry. Iowa,
and Medic H. Atkins Of Perry were
united in marriage this morning at
1870 O'Clock at the parsonage of the
First Baptist church, the pastor, Rev.
J. @. S. Granger officiating, MIR. Atkins
is real estate agent and the home
will be in Perry.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-14

the trenches and are of course. very
lonely. It is ali right 10 correspond
with them, but the spondence
should not consist of more than just
friendly, cheerful letters.
Beatrice Med: / answered YOU
some time ago in regard to the mar
ried man with whom you think you are
in love. If you can get his wifes per-
mission to keep company with him YOU
will have protected yourself from any
trouble on that score. otherwise YOU
might easily become involved in di.
vorce proceedings. II | were you
would not go with a married man. Il
Won look up some of the recent issues
OF the paper you will ind my complete
reply to you.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Can sou tell
me something that will make my
hands whittier? DOLLY MAY.
Make a solution Of equal parts OF
strained honey. lemon juice and coll
ogne water. Apply this to your hands
after washing them in warm wafer
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-14
MOTHER GAVE
THIS DELICATE
CHILD V|NOL
And He Got Well and Strong.
That's True

Monaco, Pa.-"My little boy. who
Is the youngest of three, was weak.
nervous and tired all the time, so he
was most unfit at school. and moth
ing seemed to help him. / learned
of Vinol and gave it to him. 1t has
restored his health and strength and
he has gained in weight" Mrs.
Frederick Sommers, Monaco, Pa.
vinoi is constitutional cod liver
and iron remedy for delicate, weak.
ailing children. Formula on every
bottle. so you know what you are Civ
ing them. Children love it.
Red Cross Pharmacy. Charles J.
Strate, Bengston's Drug store, Rock
Island. and at the best drug store In
every town and city In the country.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-14
Hestment GniId VIE ME-. GaIvln.

The members of the Vestment guild
of Trinity Episcopal church gathered
yesterday afternoon in the home OF
Mrs Eva NJ Calvin, 1412 Twentieth
street, for the usual work session. "A
short social time was enjoyed after
work had been laid aside.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-14
Hostess AT Rirthday Party.

Mrs. 0. T., Mckinley entertained
company Of Davenport and Rock Is
land ladies yesterday afternoon in her
home. 531 Twentieth street, celebrat- q
ing her birthday anniversary. The aft
crnoon passed In delightful sociability
and there was a delicious lunch.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-14
LOYAL Daughters With Miss Hine.

The Loyal Daughters Of the Me-
mortal Christian church were enter
tanned by Miss Ethel Iiine in her home,
SOB Twenty-second street last even
ing The young women at this time
planned to give a Thanksgiving basket
and while they visited and enjoyed the
evening they worked at knitting and
we're later served with nice lunch.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-25

oigt ipirb, Elm auio bes Or. s. y
Butler esitobIen gu baben. ipurOs aes
fern bon ben gebeimpOliSiiten asplrn
unb Ban 2euben unter ser glntlass
bes GrobbiebitabIS bsrbufiet.
- Sie Sotol Subftriptionen fir
bic nsusn 5reibeit goubs in Der
Stebt unb i'm gountp betrugeri BIZ
eeIern $582,100. Seatr biirfte ieoot
bieSubftriptiOn ouf $500, 900 fi9 be-
laufen.Sn ben 8nnten purben toi9efI'
be SetrGge eeseianet:: Seutf9e Rotios
nal gont $4,000. geppcrt giotio'
mol ganf $4,000, Gentrol Snbs
inss ganf S105.00O. Gitisens 9anf
$61 800, Gampben Gountp 9anf m
geIIepus $4,000, Sobton 8anf $751;
600, gnnf in 4Ierarbria $4,000.
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elns bc,n Wsuni5ipalseriht
BIobnte @abrbsitsIiebe nHS beitraf'
ties 2engnen.

Sdom g. 2ongforb alias Ruhel
aIias Ni9oIs, Der in Suntinston, %.
Do. ipegen @eraussabuns pertbloler
Gbeds perlnnst iDirb, erbielt Isinsn
GoII I'M WuniJipalssri9t nuf ben 81.
Sitobsr perf9oben unb Riater ales
ranber fests bic 8iiref4afi auf $1,000
fsit. CT ipar Dor ttnsr Node NH
jeiner Jrau unb sebn Wlonnis alien
ainbe bisrbersetommen unD I'M gmss
m 6oteI abseitieem. Die Grm tpubts
Hihts pom benz DorIsbeu ibrss Nlan'
nss pis fis fast.
Der anipoIt 80. 8. 9enbam, Der
Der greoit glenring Soul. Co.. bti
psl9er er einen psrirauenspOitsu bes
iIeioet,, bebsutenbe GeIber unterIhlo'
gen baben ioa. isiitete auf Elm gors
pcrb5r Wtr5idJt uub puroe BON xt1s
Ter l9ea ben Grobssi3pOr.nsn ibers
ipieieu. Stins giirsi&afi ipurbs auf
$1,000 feItgefest.
Der 19sjdbries Rnurice 5ornbnH,
Ill Woin Str1bs, unb Der aus
Chattanooga Sustreifis 20sldbsige
s5rnnt Eipper pnren BEL Wealpin
btim QnbsnbiebiinhI ertpiidt iporoen
unS Itnnbsn geItern inter Der 4nilds
&c 6es alsinbie6itabls Dor Rittsr
Msrnnbtr. Dfpper mar esftdnbis. ble'
neil Sorn6n6 iih nis ptrfclste linz
ftuI6 hinielis. MsbrbtitsIiebt fdnb
fbren 2obn. btuu 9pner lam nit
800 GcIbFrnfs unb' 30 5aaen Grs
beitsbous hnpon. Dos lirtb,iI geger
SornbaG fisl Mbeuitnb Erenesr aus.
cSbm purbtn ip,a,R DiebftobIs 500
uub 80 soge Mrbsitsbaus aufess
brummt unb ipegsn Serumlungerns
tpeitre $50. linisr foldsn llmlians
h,n siirft. Der esiinalino ieins wo!ls
idbrisitit I'M arbeiisbaus fsisrit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-25

einrb ON eanlIiaa ben 20. Csebet- ann
e:As ubt abeHbs.
SeHriettn Shlensfer,
aeb. eaneborh
gntttn bon ersb. e9Iens,sr, In irrrm OF. re,
I<nsiohrs, IN ibrer A1cbnr,e. 30. T4e gpioortp
e4oeniie k9inton gInce, Dbto. gds eei6sn'
begdHgntb finbet ftaif an GonHerfieg. ben 70.
Gftober, ha@mtttnes I'm 80 ilbr. BON 1rdner'
bnufe aus IrnHereotfesb.enft In Der Deut9'
sarofeiinntsfffr q. mlnftbdus stir1< I'M 2 nhr
ganmiiaes. rosa. Sreunbs befi9 sinsfiaeen
firb
unsoefdmD'f bnfi On ben ,aurDf her eeihen,
G6lotrff btrfidrt bas nribe auee uf
GnaeI fiibrer 9t1 en- eiptaen. Srerbm.
Gie e1nctt bst Cradles iuirb berfdsptubez.
Sites Iinbert nffrs 1rnrrtafsit;
sBlr iperbeu DID emf utebsrftnbtu
sm pnubt Der Glhffeiiafht 1t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-25

Dos GrgebniB beg seitriseu Reu,
nen mar folgeubes:
erites@enncn = Sfidbyiee
TdtoeitS; 1 @reiIe un6 70 9oroS:
@erbort, 109 Cg2orps), geiDonnen;
Sba6ou 2atun 1O5 (8an Euien),
Sipeiter; groipector, LIZ (Gor1ieap),
orltter. Seit 1:45.
9ie SO DlitlIei5 be5abIicn: 8cr'
hc1lt, Stcnigbt SS.40.. gIaee $500,
oboip SO. 80; Gbaoop 2apn. s;Incs
$E1.0O, SBoip $17.0o; groipector.
Sbotp $3.50.
Speites @ennen- 3silb'
rige iutS dItere; 8 gitrlongs: Gi'
mitti, 113 (Ie. Garner). seipounen;
Stepben d. 10S (DurfdD, 5tUeitcr |;
Sopib Craig, 105 (Oonobiie). britt
ter. Belt TIA.
Gie 50 IlutueIs be5nbIten: Snli'
tn, Stroigbt $500. PIare $3.50,
Sbctp $3.40; Gtepben 81, QIacs
$40, Sbop $3.50; DGoi6 Craig,
Spotp $5.1D.
Critics 81 enuen- =. 2sidbri'
qe: 6 6itrIon1s: QltcIorta, 120
(Rorps). eepounen; SeraIO, t10
(8eirtrp), 5peiter; Snfnes Softer.
1o7 Garrett, briter. 9eit 1:13 4s5.
Gie 81 aphttiels be5dbIien: sltas
rarta, Staiebt S3.i0. pIace 2.20,
fcin Sbosp; &eralb, giore $2.40
9iertes 0fennen- @ibioH
Sotel &anOicap; 8.i1hriee ,ino dIte:
re; 6 SurIongs: Sarrp aeIlp, 107
(aeSeris), gelDonuen; Col. 8elluie,
III (griunp), 5lDeiter; q. q. 4iIiil.
19O (W1irf), oritter. 3eit 1:f3 2s5.
9ie 81 ghitieIs beschlteu: Sarrp
acap, gtraisbt St0.40, BInce $7.2o.
Sboip $500; Col. Benuie, glacc
$6.1o, Sbpp $3.10; q. u. Gifin,
GBoip $500.
Sinftes Renuer- 2ibertp
Bomb gorie; 8sidbrige urto aItere;
1 WieiIe NIB 70 Darns: Qtrrabort,
100 on. Garner), getponnen; glit'
teritoih H., 103 (steoeris), 5tDeiter
'saur Col. 107 (Soparo), brttter.
9sit t:43 3s5.
Sir 50 0hlh;els be3nblierl: &rras
ban, Stroigbt $3.50, HIcce $3.10,
Gbop $3.50; guttericstb H., Place
$3.4O, S6Op $3.50; 0mu Col SboD
$3.50.
Sedlftes s@ennet- 4sidbrt'
de ini6 6itere; / 1si6 TeiIe: Repton,
% Oonobne), eeporrncn; 9ernrcf,
104 (@iGis), speiter; petit glei.,
104 (@arrett), oritter. 8eit as 2s5.
9ie 50 9httuels be5ohlten: gep'
ton, Straigbt $3.50. Piaee S3.0e,
Gbop $2.70; gern.af, @lace So. 10,
GbOp $3.50; gdit @Ieu, gboiD
$4.20.
StebentesIerner a'
idbrige iut6 dItere; ts6 Dtetle: @oc.
1fg (aeIiop), geiporruen; ssopidl 80
(e,ruber), stDeiter; Sad 9leeOes. 105
(Grlmtp), 6ritter. Bet / :53 4s5.
gie SO @ellt1ieIs bc5ohIten: gnr,
etraisbt $3.50, 9Ioee $3.50, sboD
1920; ssocial. s3Ioce $3.50, 5now
$3.50; Sod @eeoes, Gbop $4.oo.
tair th taitotz uskuuea lDairbsu
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NIT stnsr antprabe tOIats. st ,praa

nit elmer Infpra4e foIgts. CT iprah
sleihfaIls 5u @uniten Der Jreibeitss
,5onbs unb tpies bdrauf bin. mas Elm
einaeInsr gonb fir bic glusriiftung Der
Solbaten bebeute unb ipie Der patrioa
tismus bic Solbaten basu anrese, Ron
ibrer 90bnuns fir bic GreipeitssMn<
Isibe su fubifribiren.
Der Bette Rebner bes Mbenbs mar
Ger 8unbessSenator OIlie Mcs
Sames BON asntudp, tpel4er tn feis
,ier anIpra1e ben Weiiter Der gfebez
funit betunbst. Inb pftmnls bur4
itiirmii6en gsifnI ausse3ei9net tpurs
be. gr betonte in feiner Rebe, bdb es
jebt fsine Demof1oten unb feline 9es
publitaner, fonbern uur Gmerifaner
eGbe. dit benz Seeen bes Rep.
s. Go6ran Sant fanSs barn bic
potriotiide Geiee ibren Mbidlub.
Sic 3pii9enpauien pdren bon Der
ScsferTden MuI:ttapelle nit putrios
tlI9en DsiIsn auseefiint tporben.
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Fred. A. Ersohel,
geiaeubeaatter nab Ginbaliamirrr
7u.Yora Str., 2letpport, ,ap.,
zsisobon; eOuib ss nib eonb 2esa
aIeynnSria Dfftcs: SuGub ts7 Q.
ptfiSitts BertanbInneeu
bu psupsrt etabt Rpmniifhrt. sm
20. CItbber 1917.

Ger Rsuport Fldib Der Gtnbt-aournriffdre
bieli an obieeH Datum uuter BEN gorfte oes
Anbors 9lbiHgfion feline rteniart etpnng 1b.
ailfuefenb naren bic aounrifidrs German. W2e'
%Ien, ebert uub RiefeHbero-
GGs grOtoisl tsr Iesieu sitsns iprrse BE-
iidiiet
Ser Beri4t bes fDuluIittees flr elnsebots tiir
Die gerbeiIerung Der o .SiraBe, Sfpif9eu bsr
s.rigbton nHo Qotpen Strnbe, iosuie cine Re-
fpIniion, Die 9eraebma bes bierdih be5iiaIi6en
gtcHtraits betreffenb, DIrrbeu ungeuommen
Cine @efolltiou fuurbe GneerOnluleH, iponnH
sSoHos I'M Department fir 5fisutli6eS 9ieens
ttzim trGnsferirt fnerber toaen.
Cine Refolutton puroe dnaerouiuegl iuona1
bic S1ldre ber Goaeitpreu Der Rtf5Dou uno
gopiRaioH Bride besnblt iperbe1t fousu.
Cine GsioIuti0u tpurbe nneeHoultne1. DpAn1
Oerf1iebene Renniutpen Gum BetraB boa
S2752.4z be5abIt nerbeH fol1en.
Cine Refclirficn fDurbe dneenoumeE, iponn1
s1ii.2O. mel6e bon linton 6. O. & Roiper 20.
fir Grbarbeiteu erbuIhu purbsn, BEN DoHb
fur -Repdrnturen ofieufIl6er 6zrabeK@ abep
ipieien perben foIer.
Cine ReIoIntion wurbs aueeuomnen. fponnt
RsonnRser bes @aiferperfs-E Eennrtemenfs sum
Etraee BON s122.1o besd6lt psrbsu fo[Isn-
eisnnr Gertndruie.
sa.a..s s-k / ks.ee 6 eeas s's.ilsss:ss ss:s.!sss sss.'A
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SaMiltpn.

TIMER gsrpt in Snmiltun III Ser
Gbuarb grnf, 449 Glib sSiinfte Ctr
Self Sci. 476-N. Sone Gbonl
163f.g.
- Sis 3eidnungen nuf bi. 5rei'
bsitsdnIsibe in 9dmiltoH srretdtsn om
Iitttpo9 ben 9etrag BON $S7l 900.
= Der Grsibsitstag rUurbs nit ei'
ner 5eisr i'm aubitOrium Der 9od'
i6uIe, bel tpel9er bas Sonsrsbmits
glieb Darrsn @aro cine Reos bislt. tn
0nssmsHsuer Detie begangen.
- @es.n Sruntiu6t lpurbs geIiern
gIan6t &. GlIiOtt, ppn 6. Tl. euiOti
gsI6ieosn unb er5islt $500 alimeate
susefprO4eu.
- Der SO. POI Glib Jrunt Ctr.
pobnbaFts Sumes 3. Dptoff TT in
Der Raht bonn Disnitag an ausitros
msnbsm Safe ertidt. Gr mar SO
Sabre alt.
- Solepb Spoonemore Don Soie'
ptto trurbe nit siner S3ubpunbe i'm
gierep Spfpital rrussIisfert. Sin Re'
pplDer, ben er in ter SaIts trus. baits
fi5 unsAidIiderpeiis cntIaSen.
= Der 80 Sabre aIis So6n m5b'
n.r, bon go. 527 Main Strabs, elm
g.nseitsIIter Der Champion Goateb
gaper Co., ipsl5.r f4 beIu4stpeiie
na9 elmer Garm Bel 2arrtoDn bes:'
ben bate, ipurbe toisi0Ii BON einsm
iDiitbenbn Stter orss5riffsn nnb in
tie 2uft s,idIeubert. Sins Der S0rnsr
bss Sbisrss brars i3n in bic 1ruit
unb bur5 bi. auns.. G6btli9 perlebt
hurbs N0bner ms ylerc9 5oipital
atbraht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-25
fOIpenbsn gInmsIbunasn a.maat:

fOlgenbm Qlnnelbunsen s.mn&t:
Griies aalntn - 86ri. $500; g
ir1rige Maibsn s5illies; 8 Gurlongs:
Suu Gjua 115, Wtabel spost lis.
Qboneta 115, GaIpatene 115. Doots
115, Saffp Mabsl 115, paiIs ii. 115.
9lannb 115, lltnlels 115. Sbe Merrp
WbirI 115, Deelilotus 115, Bbebobsn
115, 3u gu lib. gietoria Scot 115.
Wldlice 115, Sson q lis, Dubdbinb
Ii. 115, 9irtp sSnes 115.
3fpeitss Renntn 3siibrige unb
GIters; 9@ferbe nnb @eIbings; 6sDurs
longs 9ns be gbdnre 104. Snmes
100, aorFboge 100. Gorisp so 112.
Engagement ia, Gcaromuu9 ia,
s5u5h @it5ap ia, Jobn 5uris ia,
Capt mardJmont ia, 9bos. galIas
mar ia, GtDnt Senrt ia. gfifIs
Sbopier lit, glaubitp ia, 3. 6.
BelG 100, Dr. Campbell 100. truth
100, g}iiftf ia. Sa5eInui 107.
Drittes Tenneii 2ibsrtp Borb
85rfe; 2idhrigt Colts unb Gdbings;
30 iSurlongs: 81. 9lueuifins 105,
Grcom qebbler 10e. Rlins 1O8, lpoft,
mafier 108, HbeDtort synr 100, gRo.
bcri q. Dspsu 1oo. Dsp Tam LOO,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-25
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