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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-09
Die 9lmtDs2 s2imsiteaumg.
lie Iuiifbaas 1T seesnwGrtis saS
Wlsffa aasr eiebbaber oes
araftiuagsHs.

Die gfutomobilsQ sQlusiieIluus. ipslde
am Somitas qtbenb In Der Dluiit'
boIle untsr ben aiiniiieitsn gluipiStsr'
srpffuei puros, .rfrsut ii9 zines dlis'
ssssi6nstsn geiufs, fobab bic aass
itellunssr6um. ssitsrn ben ean3en
sas iib.r Bis gum 1bOri&lub abstos
nit elmer i6auluitistn Msnge ansss
fiqt mar. Die 9lusitsluns 1T a6sr
aud Der gea6tuna fp.rtb. gle 1T
rtihliher nIs je 5upor unb seitatiet
Elm eennuss Bib BON Der 2lutompblls
inouitris, tpis iis iid beute prdisntirt.
Wer iid an ben prd9tisen II lihl'
nen fnttssfeben Bat, Der lam BEL ans
BERN amiiiement unb nnberer llntsrs
haItung neus arafts gu nsiiem Shaus
en- Iammsln. Die glusftelluns 5leibi
biz Samitns gbsnb esDffnet unb ibr
Btiud 'fonn MIR dngeIsgeutIi9Tt ems
pfpblen iperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-09

5beil isiner aopfbaut tpesrib. VI
trnt in 5crt 5bomns in bic anisrifas
niThe armee elm, nm ieinem Wuni9
aemGb fpbnlb oIs mOsIih ipieoer nap
ben S1iibensrdben sei4idt gu lpers
ben.
= Seirotbsitfeins. @m. 8. Joalis
nsr unb gfisatstb GIlpeu. bsibe ppll
Rsmport, SIP. Clarence R. Boil
munn. 90, uno Stella Shafer, 81.
beiSs bpn Cincinnati, 8.
= Sm Gireuitesriat iparbs ssitsrn
BON ROis 3sppin sssen i4rsn ejaiien
Ratbon 3sppin eire S9tteun9s'laSs
eingsrei6t. 9os gaar botts ii4 I'M
Sabre 1909 berbsirntbet. Die Aiiges
rim srtIdrt. bob iis BON ibrsm @ntten
i'm 4uquit 1917 psrlaiisn ipurbe. =
9tants RObinIpn pill bon SameS D.
RObinion asIdieOsn iciu. 0as Yaar
BAIT. ii6 i'm Sabre 1912 Oerbeirat9et.
Sic beIhltbist ibrsu 9attcu fer
Srunisnbsit, @sridpsnbuns uno
@rauinmtett
- Neiuport Council Der Columbus
Sitter btabTdtigt. cine ptrtiams
@eitntion fir bic 3eitnuns Der neusn
5reibeits Bombs ins Nert su iegsn.
gu bieiem 3ped ipurben foIe'not
Wlit..iebsr in ein aommittes erHnnnt;
80. g. Wlue6Ientnmp, Geo DIe9crs,
10. 6. gubbe uno SEQ. Runner.
So5n W. nIri6, pel9er Der 9srs
sifturg ieinsr Satin Cecilia Iirih
bsi9aloist ipiro, pirb morgen i'm
Gountpgeridt gum 9OrperbDr por9e'
fiibrt perben. lllri9 beitebt baraut
bab feline Satin i'm beauftrast bate,
bns Gift fir bic @srtiIsun9 RON linz
gsSiefsr gu taufen, bod ipGtsr bnsisl'
Be in IeIbitm0rOeriIds abfbt gu iih
eenommen k1tte. 5rau llIric1 srtIirte
jebp6 Dor ibrsm Sobs, bob ibr 0atte
ibr eus @ift ols Elm Wlittsl 3eStn
.ibr Mc>nleiben" iibsrgeben bate.
Sir bic Jrsibsits 4goHns .urben
geitern es3sidnet; Sn Der DeutI5tu
gtattonal 8dnt $4,000; Gen!raf
SaOinss Yant $4,000. GitiJens
Yant &c 9rait So. $4,000.
Sn bsr auf $1,000 !autenScn
S4aoensriabilaee. ipelAs 6rant
Grail, Elm Gr spoli5iTi, sseen ben Pos
Ii3iiten Jrant Wabe BON DoptOn ipts
gen angebIid uneers6tfertistsr g'rs
buftung angeitrenst bate, tpurbs ses
itern i'm Gircuitseribt auf Die .erenPs
toriTde Snit,uttiOn Des Rihters Otto
Bolff Elm llrtbeil 81 9anitn res
8ertIaeten eefGQt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-09

- Der Garbiss Sobn Surn.r, bon
SO. a eansoOn Court, irue ssittrn sss
Iepeutlib elmer tlsinen GaIplinerpIp.
i,on in isinsr Dobnuns lebensstfdbr.
ii9e 8rnnoDunheu baDon. Die erpIos
iIpn ,rfOIsts, oils sr goiOIin in sin,n
brernsnbsu 9aioIintodtr ua4sisbsn
tpoIlte,
Der brsi Jnbre alte Rob.rt
&Iug. Bon 30. 217 RoHelIe Gtrabs,
pusff seitern gormittas an Der 5isb'
lnnb 4penue unb SbiIIito strobe Don
bsir autcmObil bes Wiainm Durham,
DOR yto. 751 Dirimbtb aDsnus niss
btrg.raHni urb irus, ipie bic asrSi,
I'm ltdoiif9en SolpitnI tonitatirtsn,
Derl.bunsen am Riidsn uHb an ben
Siiiien oapon.
- Den redt,n Gub biigte gsilern
ybenb Der 20iubrise Srsds,sr Ger
bert 3bomas bon Ru. 1903 Stit Str.
Bel einem Strabenbabnunfaa Elm.
5bomos beriufte on Der @ilb,rt Gst.
uub gbsn pdrt Gntranee auf elmer III
fiibItHer Ridtune fabrsnben Strabsn,
Dabnipdscn Der OatIsD Ninie 81
iprinsen unb tam bierbsi 10 unsI:idl:a
Su Jaa, bab er nit bem reht,n 1ub
unttr bic RGber esrietb, Iobab .er,
Der CUB oberbalb bss an09cls dtst.
fabreH ipurbt. Der 8erungliidi. idnt
aufnabne i'm ftdbtifdm 9oipitaI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-09
SmtbersJ
Nnffabrmns SUR 5sisr bes 400Iahri'
GEN ReformatiousieiteS am 81.
Gfto6cr.

Sur Jsisr bes 400sjabrissn Eeiors
mntiOnsfeitss finb,t nm Wittwot. 81.
Sttptsr, Ibenbs, i'm GrusrD aneitos
rum bic guffiibruns oes auibsr'Jeits
fpi,ls itatt, oeficn gsrfafier Ssrr va,
itor cams Saupt 4. Die 4uifiibrung
ssldisbt burd bic iunssn 2euts Der
protsiiantiitEh 0smsinbm uHo bi.
proben perbsn inter tuuoiser asi'
tug iton nit Gmiisisit betriebsn. Gas
Deitfpif III in sueIiider Sprods NIB
fiibrt uns al bic mariantn Gsit1lten
aus Der 9ieformations5tit Dor. Der
Reinsepinn faIi su sl.i9en 9bsil.n
bem DsuiI9en Gngemein protsit.
WdiIenbaus, Bobmanns Wittpcnbtts
matb unb BEN Seutidsn gltenbtim
su. einirittsiarten gum preii: BON
%, 80 unb 75 Cents iin6 Bel zen
proieitantiiGen prtbieern erbdIili4
ober in Der Gpoibsis bon @ob g. Yas
lamp on /. unb Bine Strobe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-09
0abentag.
Gas Seutias SiafoniiisnboipitaI er.
iuartst &ilie pOn SreunSen une
GUauerH.

Im Sc!merstag, IL. Oftober, ei.
baIten bic Gisanbe anb Conner 6es
Geutid,en 3iIfoniiiengoipitaIs tpie.
Der Gelegenbut, ole Anitolt in orafit.
iher g4eiie 81 bc6enftn. sSener 1ag
gilt oIs 0oblntag unS in anbctraat
Der INNER crcscr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
1irugen. Die all oas Anititut aeite.lt
per0er. im0 Der alacmeinen 3bgue.
RING qebca ii1 bic NeItcr bes Soipi
taIs Der $oi'nltne bin, oub Die @aben
beuer reiter iIieBeu fueroen aIs es IN
friiberen eSabren Der SOL mar. ei'
nige 9abIen Ie5en bic gtotbDenoisfeit
oar. SSr ben ofyt Wlonaten nout /.
rrSanliar bis /. Septerlber beliefen iib
Ole ginnabmeu bes Soipitals auf
$25,sI3.7G unb Die ausgnben anf
S26, $685., lDas einer taglid)en aus'
eaIe pom $lOg.s6 pIeid)fouulit. Slerin
iino aber Die 3inien aif baS aapital
nid,t eingeitIoiien. Rah lcStIabrigen
Soften bcrcdluet, be3iiferte lih Die
g9obltB1tiat itSarbctt, in 8ablcn aus.
geSrudt, aui $5501. rah oiesiabri'
gen Soften lber ali $7373 uno oas
iinO MIR fir adjt @onate. GuS III III
Der That @,lne eenna SIr gettdti.
puna oeS neutrality-suspicious. einer
sluitaIt gegcuiiber, oie lmiere Inter.
iiiitltng eoa uHb gans perolcitt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-09
0eburfem.

9iniDn unb glbbr Budheii, Sop,
Enb ammen Qos., Wdbfsn.
0sorss unb zulu aansborit. 48l1
9pbatr ape., 3nabe.
George uno Dlurgaret 5trring,
1921 Dobsrer ane., W6b9en.
Gitorb unb Warp SimOn, 2142
Baltimore 4ps., anabs.
Sroneis uno asnss De Gong, 2l0
Beft Court Ctr, anabe.
Srant unb 5inie gursbarb. 1928
Stnrm Str, annbe.
4lfr.h unb s.ifobetb aramer, 1913
Sarriion ape.. Gnabe.
Shomas un5 auela 5aii9, 2215
@eff Sir., Rdbfen.
Gamusl uno GeIp gu8piIb. 1929
Sobn Str, auobe.
@eorgs uno emma 3onbsrbaar.
5artptl, Wdbfen.
Grant unb sberefs Saessr, 3811
BOrftn Str., anabt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-09
Yerfonal' l'W tiSen.

Ssrr paito- SetnriG Sdsfs
ner bon bee 9rititn 0eutIaen
PROT. Gemeiubs bat pislp0disss
GraniIan bur@ Elm bartnddisss aars
buntelltioen sliidIi9 iiberitanbeH, cine
Radrit.. bic bon ben sabIrsi4sn
f}reunbtn unb @srebreru b.s beIisbtsn
unb onssiebsasn GsiitIi6,n nit auf.
rihtis.r Grsubs p.rnOmmen tperosn
'Dirb. Batter Sasfuer ipiro ud4ftsn
Sonhiae tuieotr ben 0otiesbieHit leis
ten.
Staottngenieur Granf aru5
bat ssitern sic bO4tpilItOmmsu, Ruuh'
srbaltsH, bdb ieiu Sobn 3err Jrani
9. 4rug gum Jirit Gieuienont BEL
Der stiiitenartillsrk in Gortr:b Ulpnros
bef0rbert ipprbsn III. Die 8efoross
runs, bic pom gunbesfenat am 4. St.
tober beitdtist purbe, baiirt BON 3.
ausuf an.
SInpt. W. U. ID @uire in ges
tern In ieinsr Dobnuna 1749 gbois
abeuu, in gumminspills, i'm qli.r
bon 7S Jabren sejiOrben. Gr bstrisb
frhbsr elm aoifsrs.ib1ft unb mar
unt.r slsii9monns abminiiiraiiou
;fpei 2srnline lens WlitgIisb besgoare
OF pubIic Serpice. Der @erblidene
mar au9 in bsutidsn areifsn bsitens
5e.onni unb CT mar ftets ituI3 barnuf,
bab sr isIbfi bic beutfds Sprads Ipres
den unb ifreibsn ionnie. Or bat ben
8iirgsrtriss mItssmadt unb ipurbe in
Der Gtlu&t b.; Refnea, aIa.. auf
Stslmans WarIt bur4 @eorsia
i9rsr perpunosi. IN n1bren anssbos
riesn tinisrldbt sr bic Wittips, feds
50fttr uHb Sipti Sobns. Die gsrbis
suna finbst m,rssn Rn4mittas untsr
ben gnipi,isn Ter 9offnsr aoss Der
Jreiinnursr uno Der y. u. u. auf
Spring Grppt itaii.
Die iisrblias Ollie bon Or. Grts
berid 5ifbbtin, peIdsr, nod
in Der gliitbs isiusr Sabre itsbeub,
bonn lobe babinseraffi puros. BAT sss
tern aui Spring Grobe bic lsbts
Rubsftdiis esiunben. Rahbsm i'm
SauI. bss Gntf9Iaisnen. 637 GeIbi
4bsnus. cine tarjs 9rausrftisr fir bic
GamiIisnmitsliebsr ftaitssfunbsn BAT.
=, tpurbs bic ssi6t mad Der Srottiib
Rite Aatbsbr1It iibsresfiibrt unb bns
ftlbi. nufeeba5r.. Sier fnHo Rafmit.
tags 2 libr bi. gtoddtnibfsisr iiati,
bic Don pufior emil gaum. .in per-
iSnli6sr Dr.uno bss Ysrblihensn, sss
leiiet irttrbe uno Der bem gntihIaies
nsn unp itinsm Wirien sinen ebrenbtn
RaHruf lpibm:i.. Die GiiIs bsrrli&tr
unb bic iibernus grObs 3aa
Der asibirassnDen tDareH gepeiis Der
innigsn Gbeilnabmt unb Der Qisbs
unb sJreunbf9dft, be Der gntf9lafens
IN QtbsH 70 rei9li9 senofen. 9r.
9if6tsin mar EN- Gobn Afs srsiisn
Rs&ssauiDalts 6ssra q. Sii&btInI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-09
Netppprt.

Die Retrpprt Sfiire fir bas yGin'
cinnatier goIfsblatt" befinSet fd in
Ro. 339 gurf etrase, oeseniiber
benz Gpurtbouic, woielbit Neniafei'
ten, gnseisen II. I. IN. bis 9 llbr
gbeubs entgegenaenommen wetoen.
Selepbun Suutt 2401.
Die @robgsi porenen.
Die @rObgsi9purensn srbpbtn
eesen p6oebe Norton bic antIase oes
W&orbes. Sie lpor beI9ulbist, ibrtn
Observation-Disclosures GbarIss 8ibbiion
erI1oiien su bcben. Gbparb Sdafsr,
ipeldsy bei6uloigt piro, ben Sob iei>
her Sbtpeiter Diaripn @osneb usrurs
ia1t 3u babsn, purbs aIeihfaas bes
0tolbss ansetIost. ). 6. Sdosr, Res
batteur elmer 4tbeiter 3eituns. ptro
tei9uloiet, in mDrberii9er 4bii9t
auf Sarrp Dill sei9ofeH 5u babsH.
Wm. Wfc9raD ipiro oes tbdtli4eN
Ansriffs au' zen geridteritatte Bm.
Graham bsiduloist. 5ernsr purbsn
antIogsn segsn 5OIsenos erbObeu:
s. u. 8. Giisnbabn, gIufrs6terhaIs
iuns eineg 9eneiui6obens; 6. II. y.
GiIenbabn bsI.; 4nbretp GOri, 8ers
na9ldfieuns ielnsr 8inber; Spbart
G teosnion, bgi JrsO. 2etpis, bsI.;
G6arIss Wal5, bsI.; Wm. DigAtmun
tsl.; 2eonarb See, bgl.; J. 6. BiI>
Ilams, alias 2ausbIin, gerausgabung
zines iperthlpien Gbeds; s. N. 5urs
ner, Ginbru6 pno OtebitnbI; pesen
ccn SSnbianer ,aons Star" ipuroe bic
9lntIdge bes S6iebens nit Der Ibiiht
,u tObten srbOben; segeu sbeO. Spps
arb, Stehen nit Der Ibiiht gu tOos
len; Sreb. Sousbud, Irossu perbprs
Jener Wnffen; Samuel D. 9rup, au>
griif auf cine peibIi9e periou Don
peniasr als 10 SubreR. 9egen bic
StaDt Reippor.. tpurbe bic Nnilage
peeen Gufre6terbaltung zines @es
nsinihabens elboben. @egen 9bomas
Rienisr bic 4n.lage bes GrapIpielsns.
Rienier bate bridnntIiA bic $4S5 BE-
bic mad einem Raubanfaa
In etnsT Spte!bauie in etnem Sof aH
Der Ieii 4. Sifabe sefuubeu ipurben.
Der 1a1 bes Scbn 8m. ulri6, pels
per bts @iftmprbss beI9ulbist ipirb,
purb> Der ndhIten 9rano Surp, tpeIde
i'm 6tbruar taJen tpirb, iibertptdsu.
- 5rau 2ena IenI, Don go. 18
Dit 4, Strabe, mar seitern nit Oem
Sinma6en oJn Grudt bei9Gftigt,
1ls cine &anns erplobirte. Sic
,rlitt hnbsi i'm gsiidt i4mer5bufts
eranbnunoen. Gs ptrb au6 6efiird=
:et, bab Das 9u9enliht uuf eiHem
huge 8eritDrt :porOen lei.
- Der Grauen 9ilfsOersin Der
jteppRrt &um.bursi Der Sempslrits
:sr bat fOlseabs Beanie eripdbIt:
prGi., 5rau ). 8rOpn; 9toesqrdf, |
frau Sd. 2obmebsr; ShaBmeiiterin.
5rau OOpns; SstretGriu, Srau aesz
ar; &aplau, Srau Dm. 2iBenbprf.
= Geo. 9alacs, fpsI9er IN 5rants
reid in Der brtttden 4rmee ssbient
bat, III na6 Repport 5uriideetebrt.
gr mar in 8ancuupsr, gritii6 Go
lunl5ia, in bic tanobifhe Nrmee einz
9etreten unb batts, nad0em sr nit
Ieiuem Resiment na9 Srantrei6 gee
fhidt tporoen tpar, 116 Gags in @rdz
hen ber6radt. 81 fpurbs pGbrenb
oes Selbsuges fiinfmal neripunoet.
Die i9Derite @unbe erIitt er, aIs
oas 5ragmeut siHsr Granate siasIl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-09
Qahm &c GIFT?

Coroner Or. @oner lit CUR 3eit nit
einer lInteriuduna be5iielih bes ge.
ftern i'm CT. Wtnrien SoipitaI erfolg.
ten 9ohes eiiier gcipiiicn Celia Quinn
befdp1ftigt, bic am Sonrrtag bonn
@raIIo Sotel rad ocm SoibitaI ge.
bratyt porben mar es bieb 1nfdng.
lid, bub Der 1ob olrh naiiirliGe llr.
iad,e1 perlarjcd& moyoeu ieL ahes ha
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-09
Cpfer Der Giisnbabn.

Ger 40 Sabre aIte GoDaro aeap
non Der 9ierten StraBe ulo Central
slpernie, Ser ais gorarbeiter iiir ole
9,ciu Dorf 6oltcation 90 bdd,df.
tigt mar. fuilroc geiiern an ser @oie,
unbc Der 3lpeiten StrnBe bon einem
3ue Der Big 5our Sabn iiberiabren
umo auf Der SteIle aet6otet. Gie
scide puroe nad Der aforeue iiber.
iiillrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-09

5rdu slnila SelInrnn bon 90. 222
Calhoun etroBe tit, slnl ausbri6
fam. glls Die Jeiieripebr eintraf
fauS iie ndlilih brci oerid]icoenc
6ener in Dem Saufe, ociien 9etpobncr
anr 3eit aus iparen. Die sSlanulen
fouiiten icooh prompt aeIoidt MGR.
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-09
4ieime poliseinad)riAtem

Der SarGise Dan Npnnt aus
Ulpbil.. aIabamu. m.Ibete s.itsru be,
poIpei, oaB I in Der Ru9t bonn
Sonniae gum Tlontag Don ,p,i
Eaiissmpfen, bi. Jpn in bic 9aiI.t
Court peri4lsppt battsa. um SIT Be-
raubt perbeH iti.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-09
g,roddltiaes arntr.

2ie it1Stiiden gebOroen fin6 siir
3eit NIT Der llnterilifuing zines
sSeuers beitditigt, bos IN Der Snuls.
tag slbeEb unter iebr beroadtigen
llmitanhen in Der g'ietbsfnierne SO.
1928 9roaSspnp, bic GiaeuthsIm pom
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-09

Elm fsaIl BON gcroiitma nidt oisac.
id,loiicn lit, ipurbc eiiie llrtcriiiprns
ongeorbnct. Gie Wartter Der 1obten
frfinbet fidl ans IT 2o.us bi,rbcr
,rntrnpcas nm oic 9eidc gu re'Imu
r(u.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-09
Dies Mmb 9as.

= Der preis Der gisaretteu 1T sss
tern UNI 20 PrpaeRt in bic 5Sbe ges
aangen. 90 brtommsn aud Die aons
iumenten bieier Sarsndssl bic girbe
bes Srieses gu ipireH.
- Der Srisftrdger 9eorge asim,
Del4er felt 1893 in DieHftsn Der poiI
itebt, 1T seitern tDesen ieiner 9srbins
oung nit benz peoplss Council lsinss
amss auf unbeitimmts 3eit enticBt
iporben. aeim bat feinen 9Orssiesten
ubsr feline ,3use9origteit su ssnanntsr
Eorperidott genaue austunft ssssteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-09

gerIaHet; w6fnner, mn i'm g8urit'5tmmer
gu belten. Giufpobner bon . 0 b II pt 0 II
bel Der SaebnIe gsrooiilon Co., ~. NIB Iysi
StruBe, gopiueton. at. s,ll.14G
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-09

@us ben QHlagsn BON q. qpbs
mid & Sons, go. 215 Sit pearl
Str, purbsn mittslft Ginbru9soisbs
fta1ls 1900 Gasbrennsr i'm Gsiammts
psrtb psu 500 seftoslea.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-09
Der 0ampfG .0rabam'
i'm 6aron Su stf9si.

Bort SurOH Ri4., 8. Csio.
Der. am Ra4uittas iraf bier biz
siapri6t sin DnB Der GtablbampTsr
s@raban". eis,ntbum Der wlonirenI
1raniii Gompanp. in ber fiibliG.n
gu&t an Der RanitpuIin SnisI ss.
tranbst 1T. Den lsbisn gsri9isn 5u.
tolss il Der Dampfsr ent5psissbro.
den unb bic aoiiittn iinb pon ben
Dosen fOrtssidnDsnnt rorbsn. iltber
bas 64idial Ssr BeIabung in ni4ts
bsfannt. Der Dompfsy ipur pm Sspa,
tqa assranb<t
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1917-10-12
Regulation Fails

In response to request from a
Brewers journal, William Virges OF
Tacoma, Wash, a brewer for 80
years, expressed the following bits
of opinion on saving the saloon by
regulation. His testimony should be
highly interesting to the advocates
of danceless and whiskeylcss saloons
in Chicago and elsewhere. Mr.. Virges
writes:
"The towns in this state which had
the best regulated saloons went the
"driest." You cannot get away from
treating. This is typically American.
We have tried it and lost. All your
arguments will not convince the pub
lie that beer is not an intoxicant."
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1917-10-12
Wicked GdbdrptS
Degrade Saloons
Brewers and Saloonkeepers Fear
Demoralizing Influence of Music
and Dancing

In their frenzied efforts to halt the
advance of Prohibition, Illinois liquor
dealers have decided to sacrifice mu-
sic and dancing. At the state con-
vention of Illinois saloonkeepers, the
ordinance pending in the city council
for the divorce of the cabaret and
saloons was unanimously endorsed.
The resolution covering this sub
ject declared that "the association Of
vice in any form tends to degrade
and demoralize the liquor traffic" At
hearing on the above ordinance,
numerous Chicago liquor dealers re-
Gently appeared before members of
the city council.
Austin J. Doyle, secretary of the
Illinois Brewers Association, who
submitted the proposed ordinance,
said: 1--WE have satisfied ourselves
by an independent and thorough in
vestigation that cabarets, dancing and
special entertainment features which
have been added as attractions to
some saloons should be prohibited.
Such entertainment features have
worked evil for the saloon"
Want Police Protection
Edward r. Diedrich, representing
the Chicago Brewers Association,
said: "We were inspired in this move
by the report of the Juvenile Protect
i've League. We must pull out the
cabaret business by the roots. Our
industry is legitimate business and
we, honest and upright citizens. We
demand the protection of the police
from that which distorts our traffic
into dangerous one"
Following the earnest pleas of the
liquor traffic, representatives for pro-
lection for the virtuous saloon from
the vicious cabaret, a representative
from the American Federation of Mu-
sicians, struck note which did not
harmonize with the previous speakers
remarks.
1--WE, the musicians, will be thrown
out of work." said he. why? For
any high purpose, for any worthy mo-
tive? No. Merely that the brewery
people may succeed in their effort to
pull the wool over the public's eyes
and by throwing this sop to the i'm
pending catastrophe of Prohibition
prolong their earnings and activities" !"
He added that this grand stand
swan song raised before the coming
elections was inspired not by the re-
port of the Juvenile Protective
League, but by the handwriting on
the wall
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1917-10-12
Northern District
Special Number

The anti-saloon movement,
past, present and prospective,
in the Northern Illinois League
District, is discussed in this
number of The American Issue.
1t contains the story of Rock
ford, written by William w.
Bennett, former Mayor of the
pioneer large dry city in this
country. The history of Polo,
no-license for 81 years, is told
by an old resident of this city
which has been saloonless for
over half a century. w. L.
Hewetson, former editor of the
Illinois edition, has contributed
a special article on the fight to
free Freeport. The local op-
ton and legislative situation is
discussed by District Superin-
tendent George McGinnis.
Every dry citizen residing in
the Northern District should
study this number and prepare
for the coming battles to Danish
the barrooms.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1917-10-12
Drunkenness Said 10
Hinder Coal Business

Drunkenness causes more delay in
the shipment and handling of coal
along the New England water front
than any other single factor accord
ing to speakers at the conference be-
tween officials of the United States
Shipping Board, the Massachusetts,
Public Safety Committee and owners
of coal barges and tugs in the State
House, Boston, yesterday, when the
owners opposed the pooling of coal
carriers as recommended by James ].
Storrow, chairman Boston Coal Com
mittee. Practically every address
emphasized this point, some adding
that the labor problem delayed ship
ments, in practically every case, and
that most of this trouble was due to
intoxication.
Raymond B. Stevens, president
of the United States Shipping Board,
presided at the meeting, and after rec
ognizing the trend of the speeches,
interrupted with the query, "Why not
try national Prohibition"
Robert Grant of the New England
Coal and Coke Company, said: "The
greatest cause of delay to prompt de-
livery of coal in New England is due
to labor, as intoxication is so COM
mon."- christian Science Monitor.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1917-10-12
Sunday Saloons

At the present time there are few
cities in the Northern District in
which the state law providing for the
closing of saloons on Sunday is be-
ing violated. Following the closing
of saloons in Chicago, the barrooms,
roadhouses and dives located in sur
rounding villages and rural districts
fourished for many months. During
the past summer, conditions became
very obnoxious to all decent people
who happened to reside in wet terri
tory.
Early in June delegates from vari-
Gus villages and cities in Cook county
outside of Chicago met with Superin-
tendent McGinnis and A. w. Gillett
of the Leagues law enforcement de-
partment. Consequently, the situa-
ton was brought to the attention OF
the proper state authorities, and after
several weeks delay. the States At
torney and Sheriff of Cook county
put stop to the illegal sale of liquor
on the Sabbath day.
The few Sunday saloons still re-
naming in the counties which COM
prise the Northern League District
should not, and need not, be toler-
ated
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1917-10-12
HON. w. w. BENNETT

Among Illinois citizens who have
won a statewide, if not nationwide
fame in the war against rum, none
ranks higher than Hon. w. w. Ben
nett for six years Mayor of Rockford.
Fearlessly espousing the dry side,
when to do so in a city of $4,000 was
to court defeat, he not only rid Rock
ford of the saloon curse, but went
forth to do battle for temperance and
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1917-10-12
TWO SHOT IN WHISKY ROW"
SALOON FIGHT
Switchmen's Quarrel Ends in Gun
Play; Police Take Up In
vestigation

Archie O'Connell, 81 years old, S13
Irving street, is in serious condition
at St. Joseph's hospital and Howard
M. Fritz, % years old, 402 Jackson
street, also wounded, is held at pos
lice station charged with assault with
deadly weapon as a result of
shooting scrape in a north end saa
loon at noon today.
Both men are switchmen on the
81" and have, it is said, been close
friends.
The cause of the shooting is un-
known, but it is believed to hava
started in card game in which Fritz
and O'Connell were playing.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1917-10-12
Governors Of All States Have Been Given Invitation to
Have Part in Program Of Great Gathering in
Washington, December 1913
SENATORS, CONCRE:SSSNEN AND OTHER STATESMEN
WILL HAVE PLACES ON PLATFORM
Every Section Nation Represented Business Men, Labor Leaders and
Grange VIII Have Speakers; President Of ". e.. I. u
in List Of Speakers
ROOSEVELT BRYAN AND HOOVER INVITED LEADING cHURCHMES

Washington is not too great, arrange
ments will be made in many states
for special trains. A special train for
Illinois delegates will probably be
arranged for. All who plan to attend
the convention should send their
names to the superintendent of the
Anti-Saloon League, F. Scott Nc
Bride, as soon as possible. All organ
izations entitled to delegates should
name them without delay in order that
plans for transportation and enter
tainment at Washington can be made
we'll in advance OF the convention
date.