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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-27
SCHEDULE PETITIONS
Carolina Corporation Commi.sion Hears
Plea OF Southern md Coast
Line Railways.
[special 10 The Times-pispatch.l

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
RALEIGH. y. c.. June ga splendid
spirit of concession and mutual CO.
operation seemed to pervade the hear
ing before the Corporation Commits
sion to-day. according to those TAX
Ing part. in the consideration of the
petition by the Southern Railway Com
pany for permission to take off num-
bers of Its local passenger trains. In
an effort to get in the best position
to render required service to the gov
eminent in handling war troops and
supplies.
notable result was an agreement
for trains No 81 and 22. now operat-
Ing Waynesville and Asheville to Colds
boro via Salisbury, TO he diverted via
Winston-Salem, in order to give early
morning train service to the west out
of Winston Salem and to the east in
the afternoon. Another is an agree
ment TO work the extension of the
runs of trains 10s and 1879. between
they will extend to Winston-Salcm on
slightly readtusted schedules
The Corporation Commission wres-
tied this afternoon with the Atlantic
Coast Line proposals to discontinue
trains in the Norfolk. Wilmington and
Columbia districts on service conscr-
Walton. There were delegations here
making vigorous protests against cut
ting out numbers of these trains
There were numbers of speakers in
sisting that injury TO business by loss
of these trains would far overbalance
any conservation of equipment and
fuel.
Early orders AS to petitions of both
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No SPECIAL REASON
FOR ACTION IS GIVEN
tBy Associated pressl

10Y
PARIS. June 26.-The decision to
suspend constitutional guarantees in
Spain was reported at Il special meet
ing OF the Cabinet yesterday, after
which Premier Dato took TO the palace
the decree authorizing the measure to
obtain the Kings signature 1t goes
into effect to-day.
Dispatches from Madrid give no
special reason for this action. The
constitutional guarantees have becn
suspended several times since the out
break OF the war, and were restored
only recently. 1t is assumed that the
crisis through which the country is
passing is not developing as favorably
as Premier Dato hoped
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-27
ROOT RECEIVED WITH
LIVELY ENTHUSIAS

IBy Associated Pressl
MOSCOW. June % delayed in trans
mission In the first twenty-four
hours OF his stay in Moscow, Elihu
ROOT mead OF the american mission.
addressed six important organizations
representing every kind of industrial
activity and every shade OF political
belief In each instance he was re-
ceived with the livelies, enthusia SIN
In speech before the military and
industrial committee to-day Mr.. Root
said:
II do not think we fully appreciated
the difficulties under which you have
iabored. 4 study OF conditions since
our arriva! reveals those difficulties as
1sr greater than We supposed. That
increases our admiration for the cour-
age, perslslcncy and public spirit with
"hich you nave carried on your great
"o!k IN the last TWO years.
observe with some distress that
theTe are influences operating in AN
attempt 10 hinder your future efforts.
OF course. If the revolution were now
10 proceed TO the destruction of all
induatr!a! enterprise. that must end
your work and there are plainly some
mallgn influences which desire TO ac-
complish that result. ! have however
inc greatest confidence In the sincerity
OF purpose and the strong determine.
llon or the provisional government at
feuosrad 70 combat and counteract
NOSE influences and to maintain the
ihcuAtrla! system OF the country. I,
Is indicated so plainly by conditions
'nat me way to maintain industrial
e'hciency and continue the work of
+ your committee is to stand by and
Seuppori the authority Of the provisions
government. that | cannot doubt such
SUPPORT VII! be given freely and con.
tipuous!y"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-27
ROOT IS ENCOURAGED
By VISIT TO MOSCOW
IBv As.ociatod pre,s1

tBy Associated Press.l
WITH THE ROOT ISSION EN-
ROUTE FROM MOSCOW TO PETRO-
GRAD. Sunday. June 24-The Root
mission left Moscow for Petrograd to-
night with a distinct sense of encour-
agement. After their conferences with
leaders of Industrial and political life
In Moscow, Mr.. Root and his associates
are disposed to Wow the Russian sit
uation with great optimism.
The different political atmosphere of
MOSCOW. the marked cordiality of it's
welcome and the ready response of rep
resentatives of all classes TO the an
pcals by Mr.. Root have established the
fact that between the characteristicaily
national viewpoint of Moscow and that
of the Root mission there is not an
important difference as regards con-
!, duct of the war.
e.eThe workingmen. soldiers and social
istic elements in Moscow. with the ex-
ception OF the Maximalists. are show :
in9 a stronger inclination to give fun
support TO the provisional government
and lay aside their partisan differences
in the interest OF the broad democratic
principles.
Il have derived much more encour-
agement from my observations of con-
ditions In Moscow than eXpected.'
SAID Mr.. Root. 1T seems clear that
the men we met there are patriotically
devoted to the task of bringing the
country through her present difficulty
may say that l think, after visiting
MOSCOW, that there is fair chance of
their succeeding
believe that the cloud which
rested over the peasant population and
some OF the less-informed classes al
ready shows signs OF lifting. They are
attaining concef1,fon. of the meaning
OF their new liberty and Of the way Il.
which 10 preserve il"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-27

OF council OF elder statesmen for
china. according to tho Picking Gazette.
The proposed council would consider
administrative Affairs and decide ques-
.iohs pertaining to tho revision OF
inc constitution and the laws govern
'ns elections. Professor Arlga's scheme
would provide body similar to the
Japanese Privy Council
An official mandate to-day an
nounced the appointment Of Ii Ching
Hsi as acting Premier and Minister
or Finance; Wang Shi Chen as Min
lister OF War, and Sab Chen Ping an
Minister OF the Navy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-27
WILL PROPOSE THAT GREECE
JOIN HANDS WITH ALLIES
GBy Associated Press.

icy AssoVIaIcu Press.
LONDON. June 26.-A dispatch to
the Times from Athens s,ys that as
soon as Parliament is convoked NJ
Nenizclos will probably propose to the
Deputies that Greece join the allies
He does not intend, however, to mo-
billie the nation against its will He
is expected first to undertake "A great
campaign. explaining TO the people
that Greeces interests are bound up
in the entente cause.
If his mission is successful, he will
DO able in about three months to put
tho entire forces of Greece into the
balance.
~ Reuter- dispatch from Athens says
1t is stated on good authority that NJ.
Nenizelos will form Cabinet not
later than Wednesday,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-27
NATIONS CONTRIBUTION
REACHES $114.OOO.OOO

the seriousness with which II regards
the trust which has been committed
to it,"
Oversubscription of the 100000 06C
originally sought was accomplished
largely IN the final roundup yester-
gay when nearly $4,000, 900 in new
SUBSCRIPTIONS was obtained A score
OIL cities including Baltimore and At
iahta' VIII extend the campaign period
'hroush the week. More than 1000 Of
inc larger cities raised more than their
allotments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-27
DISTRIBUTE RESERVE MONEY
hcAd"o Orders Subscription Deposits to
Liberty Bonds Scattered Among
Federal Reserve Banks.

NEW YORK, June 26.-The Federal
reserve bank here received directions
from secretary OF the Treasury McAdoo
TO distribute among re banks of this
district between $50 1000 an! $780,
ooe'eoo OF governmei. money now on
deposit. largely accrung from Liberty
loah subscriptions. II WAS understood
here that similar action would be taken
IN all the other Federal reserve dis
trictS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-27
and agencies of interstate and

I Aots. and agencies OF interstate and
zaiar aiEn commerce.
SsssLtmiting the power of the govern
iNment TO commander foods. feeds and
sy3tIeis to supplies for the army. navy or
other military purposes. "or public uses
Of the common defense" but authoriz-
ing their purchase for and sale to civil
SsshNe by the government at REASONABLE 10
E Prices to be fixed.
:, POWERS TO MAINTAIN
xe-e-J- fhiohs AXE EXTENDED
Extending the governments powers
! to maintain minimum guaranteed prices
to producers to the storage or sale and
1 purchase of foods and fuels for resale
at prices necessary TO maintain guar
{ antees.
! Mobilization OF the blanket" powers
, J&aposcd by an amendment insuring
( Shat government control shall not ex-
Aend to individual rationing or other
Reputation of individual consumption.
Addition OF a new provision spec:fi-
aaliy exempting products OF farmers.
&sack rasers, gardeners and co-opera-
ASs agricultural associations from the
&6Htrol legislation, so far It affects
The production and storage Of food
stuffs produced by them.
Addition OF new section providing
that persons serving the government
voluntarily. such as the National Coun-
Gil of Defense, who are manufacturers
Oh broducers, shall not. while so en-
gagged. sell 10 the government any of
their own products This would affect
many Of the men serving on the COM
mittees of the defense councils ad-
visory committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-27
TRY SUFFRAGISTS TO-DAY
Nine Women Arrested for PicketinE
White House Bonded for
SO Euch,
[By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. June 26.-The nine
sunragists VINO were arrested to-day
when they attempted TO display ban
ners near the White House were re-
leased upon deposit OF $25 each TO an
pear in Police Court tomorrow. when
the cases OF all the pickets and ban
ner-breakers arrested 10 date will he
heard.
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the Coast Limo and Southern wei
promised by tho commission.
VERDICT SUSTAINED
Court Rules One Party to Conspiracy
Has No Recourhe Against Other
In Case OF Loss.
IBy Associated Press.l

IBy Associated Press.l
PHILADELPHIA. juno 26.-Sustain-
Ing verdict OF the United States Dis
trict Court in favor Of the United Fruit
Company In the $15.oo0.o0o suit Of the
Bluefelds Steamship Company. Ltd. OF
Louisiana. under the Sherman anti
trust act, Judge WoolIey. In the United
States Circuit Court Of Appeals here.
to-day ruled that "a party to a con-
spiracy against the trust laws has no
redress against tho other party to the
agreement IL 1t is injured or suffers
loss by thu actions OF it's coconspir-
ators."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-27

troops yesterday entered Athens and
occupied several points in the city.
This Is the second time since the
war that troops have been sent to
Athens. The previous instance was
in December. 1916. Soon after landing
they were fired upon by Greek troops.
They were withdrawn after the Greek
government had acceded to the allies
demands for reparation.
Reuter- dispatch from Athens says
there was demonstration in the city
Sunday night, and that the allied
troops entered the city TO assist in
maintenance OF order. The demonstra-
ton was organized by n number of
reservists and sailors under the leader
ship OF followers of Demetrios Gou-
naris. (M Gounaris. former Greek
Premier was one of the prominen mt
group around King Constantine He
was deported after the abdication of
Constantine.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-27
EH-PREMIER vENIzELoS
ARRIVES IN ATHENS
inv As,ocIated pc,

by Associated Pres%l
PARIS, June ga Havas dispatch
from Athens says that former Premier
Nenizelos. who has been commissioned
by King Alexander to form new
Cabinet, arrived at Athens yesterday,
and will. be received by the King
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-27
GOVERNMENT OF SPAIN
SUSPENDS GUARANTEES
IBy Associated Press

MADRID, June 26.-The government
yesterday decided to suspend the con-
stitutional guarantees. Premier Dato
went to the palace to obtain the Kings
signature To the decree authorizing
the suspension
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-27
SUGGESTS NEW COUNCIL

Japanese Adviser to President OF
China Proposes Method of
Government.
PEklNG. June 25 (dclayed).-Pro-
lessor Nagao Ariga. Japanese adviser
to the President. has submitted q
memorandum suggesting the formation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-27
PULASKI CITY AND COUNTY
Contribute S0813

PULASKI. VA. June 2s.-Pula,k,
City and countys contribution to the
Red Cross fund was s6.s13. 1t was the
result Of campaign to raise $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-27
Won TIRPITz SERIOUSLY I'LL
"Father Of German Navy" Arrives nj
81. blaise. In the Black
Forest

SESEVA June :G.--Admiral Fred
Won I,fp'tz former German Minister
o. Maoihe' pas arrived az 81. Blaise, in
tho BACK Fores, He Is suffering seri-
oucIy from diabetes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-27

Grand Admiral Won Ttrpitz has been
GeFmany,s chief advocate of un.
restricted submarine warfare. He had
much 10 90 win the building Of Ger.
Manys Rreat Heet and Is known as
''the father OF the German navy" Ho
retired az Minister 81 the Marin. IN
,1fsyeh, 1915. III has!th being given
as tho reason.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-27
FRENCH TROOPS OCCUPY
CAPITAL OF HELLENEs
They March Into Athens and Take
Possession OF Several
Points in City.
ASSIST IN KEEPING ORDER
Allied Forces Put Down Pro.German
Organization-Fo Former Premier
Nenizeios Will Form Cabinet and
Propose Greece's Entry Into War.
tBy Associated Press.1

LONDON. June ga dispatch to
the Times from Athens says French
troops yesterday entered Athens and
occupied several points in the city.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-10

bob be- @uriden uuisr bet' 4rsppe fiil
padst psriiedt bniisn, bas pitr paar
GHubs entbisIt. Die poIijsibeamisn
iiberbDrttn nod cine llnserrsbuna 3fpts
f1en ben 9uriden, In beren Werlauf
Mpan erildris, bab er in bas Gsniier
eefIetiert unb bas Gsplni6te ssboIt
babe, 90 peats ii4 btrais, bab bic
S9ube aus bem singsf9lagenenS Shuus
fenjter bss CUB GdubIoSens seitobIsn
iparen .uno bic brsi 9urihsn iutrbtn
fi9 jsbt fpeseH b5spiaiser Sa4bes
fddbisuns 81 DeruntipDrtsn bdbsn.
- fSral slnna goi, bon go. 72S
Oft WlegaiIlan GtraBe meloete Der Do.
IiSei. 6aB fie BON einem dlteren, iebr
eefleioeten Wtmn nit einem
lucrtbIoien Gbed iiber $40 hereings.
Ieat luuroe. Der Gauner onb por, eiIr
3iinntcr niietben 5u ipollen itno be.
3abIte Die Wietbe nit cinem Gbef
iiber $40, iporauf er SO @eaielgclo
erbielt uno iih naiiirlib bann Ilidlt
lpieocr bliden liek. Ter Gbef bat iid)
;n3ipiidcn aIs iuertblos e1pieien.
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unemtiuegt
@irS bic 5eatidl Cei!rr. llnsariidl.
SiIfsseieaidJaft ibr sammeIiuerf
foriieten.
Ter 6eiammtbaras Der Sammlna.
gen belauit iidJ bereits AMI
$73,55S.21.

yIuen s5rennoen nno Wtfglieoeril
Der Sentid CriterrridD llusariidJeu
!SiIfsseieaidnft sur NadJridlt, bah bas
lett Ansbrnd bes arieges besDnnen.
Silfsiuerf nnennuest ueitergefiibri
uirb nnS iperbsn ScsbaIb aae WitsIie'
DER frenHblid,it erindt, lire geitras,
fir Den Ylonat Sebruar ein5nidadtu
pber iie peri5nlifl in Der Cffire be,
Silfsgeieaidjaft, 127 Oit Z. Strakc,
on ben SimaHsieiretar, Serrn Charles
Nenier, abjnlifiera unb baSur6 biz
|aDllcttionSgebiBreH 81 eriparen.1
slnibIiebero on ben obieen aufrif,
ertIarte Serr Sobn Sfapaob. Der in
Der geitrisen @prianurIIi,ng Der Silfs.
eeielid)aft an 'Sieue bes aIu Gridei,
nen perbinberteu Braiibenten, &errn
Colon Shott, oen @Oriis fiibrte, bab
ourdaus fein Gruno sur gefiirfJt,tns
rorliese, bab bic bier geinitnielten
@eloer nitt an bic rid,tise StelIe ab.
geihidt fueroeu tonrten. 8enn auh
Die oipIomatiiten ge5iebungen init
QeutitlaRb obgebrod)en ieien unb bic
SeI0cr uibt ME bisber on ben oeut-
ihengotid)aitcr MISUNDERSTANDING
geiauot lplrben fonnten, 70 it1noen
nod oieIe au0cre @ege oiien. I'M ons
9eiommeIie 0cIo ieinem ebIen 3rped
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idlIoilen. ron ben porbanoenen Gel.
bern $1,000 oitrd) Serru Or. Minf
aor!ler an Die GelitraI4oilislteae fir
eir ariceseeiaraemen in' Sibirien .mo
$1,000 6urd 0le y, aR. 6. u. iiir ocr.
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gtat6em oas @orgeben bes Der.
ltnloes gutgebeiben nnb berielbe or.
mhGtlgt porten mar. alldb in 8ufllnft,
menn es Die gfottnpenbigfeit erbeiibeE
iollie, oerartioc g,erfiigunoen Su trei.
len, beridJtete Sd)abnlelter @erbaret
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pon $35, bic Ddbrenb Der 9erimnm.
lang pon oem ,Stamnlttid, Batter.
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%7a55S.2l einseeaneen uno ST.,
913,S3 DeraIsgabt lpproen ieieH, 70
oab iih ned 81 ,644,3S IN ieinen San.
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Bie erfolgreid 6as Dor eini1en
@odpcn cinoeiiibrte aarteiiSpi
arbeitet, ains aus oe,n gcridyi oes 81.
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oem3uioIge bi6 iett 73e ein5elmit.
a!ieber unb Geiaiinnt @eitraee bon
$G.996.75, DON oenen bereits $1,000
aisbe5abIt puroen, geponnen iporoeH
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,r8ui,ebrer,, ea ,par pprleIbet spor.

|boraui,etmerl sGa mat geriglbct spor.
ben, bab i'm Setm BON 8. g. 9oUer
III a,ti6bIctofpn Srrpelen nno Gelb I'M
eSeialnmtspertb bon $4,000 geitoBlen
morbcn ieien uuo baB Der Gieb iit
nl6glidleraueiie nad Saniilton begab.
SAT- sIeidBeitig traf Die Waelbung ein,
hnb in peridiebenen Sllipelenldoen in
Samilton Elm Wann eridienen iei, uni
Gianlanten Su pertaufen. Guile begob
lid iofort an Srt uno Stelle uno Der.
haftete elmer 2itih uno 6. 5. Weat.
tbelps, tpcIhe in ben 9ie6ltabI inpoI.
pirt iein ioaen. Die beiben @efange.
nen lD,trben pon Boli5ei.9eonIteH bon
MiooIetoipn abgebolt.
- Ser 3litano BON Sraii Senrp
0onees bon glorS Siebente Strabe,
weIdse BON einem beitieen 9rantbeits.
aniall betrofien lpuroe, bat Iid) se.
beiiert.
- Gin Seuer, tpelfes geiterr Wor.
gen i'm Scim BON 9. 8aa in No. 217
Gait slpenle ausbrah, tpur6e BON Der
5euerDcbr acI6itt.
= Serr soicpb gsirs erIitt nabe
ben 5rcg & Slpitf) g8orfs irioIge
eines StiirSes cine ifnner5bafte Ser.
Iesuns Der linfen Siiite.
= Sobn @ibion, Ssr bieiige gertre.
ter Der Snteritate Collection & Detec.
:ips agencp, ipuroe bon Der Holi3ei
onf Die slnflase Der llnteridtlaglins
nerbaftet unb miro am Wontaa TIM
@erid,t porgeiiibrt perben.
- Ger Gtaotratb bei6Iob Die M,is-
gabc BON 9onbs gum @eianrmtbetrag
pom $4,000 greds 2egens neuer
@asrobrcn urio fir aroere IilsgaIen
Der it1otiidlen Bas,perte.
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Muitdr-W WDtDrtuassn
Sn Gl ssaio, Seras, bon gabnsus &C.
troffen.
9iuei Marn tpirben getootet unb zinc
gn3abl mIberer perlest.

GI@afo, Seras, 0. 5ebr. slnl
5reitag slber,o ,uiirben Der So[oai
CHARLES Cotton BON aonrpngi,ie 8 oes
%. Ghipcr esnfmiterie 9iegintenis ifiio
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sfprpngnie 9f besieIben aeginienis
getobtef als elm Notonp1gcii 0es
Camp peribing, In ipeld)em lie iino
nnbere ScI6aten inhen, BON eirieiil
8uee Der eanta Sc .gobH setroIjeil
ipnrbc. Gnton itamirte olis GctInealli,
g., urib gifenbnrt ans GlepeIntlb, 9.
Dolgenoe SoIbafen beS 5. cSnfuits.
rie 0legiments ipairoen nerIeBt:
u. 3. 3toebI. aonip &, gfeDellnb.
gd,ulterperIetliig lno werIMit eincs
cbres.
$. 8. gfarf, sfrnp. q, GlebeIano,
aopfpunben itnb @crfuit bon 9dbnen.
Daniel 9ingipea, Stomp. g, gleoe.
LAMB, @einbrlim.
Dan. 8fap, apnrps s., Gpnneu,it.
Guetid)ungeu an ben Urineit,iuD nirl
a6rper.
Hlops aluoarx ssompsa Gonpeaist.
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2lnberm 3ar 1Narn,s,ts.
Vrobibition in SnSiana brinst bic
Stabt aaiureneeburs on ben 9anS
bes Wanferptts.

Die Derberbli9e Wirtuns bes pro.
bibitionsgeiebes, ipomit bic aegisIatn,
bon Snbiana ben Staat besliidt bat,
nirb uniere Radbaritabt 2alprsnees
burg In ibrer san5en Sdppere irffen,
Die ganse Snbuitrie ipirb burd bi.
einfiibruns Der probibition perni9tsi
unb bic bliibenbe 2anoitabt ielbit
ipirb an ben Rano bes ganterotts ses
bro9t. Gs befinben iih bort brei
8rennersien. cine grausrsi, cine gall
ierfabrit unb II Wirtbitaften, Don
ipslden fir ibren 2ebensuntsrbalt DIE
reft unb inoirelt ipenisitsns 900 Jae
milien ober runb 5000 asuts abs
hinger.
Die RobpiIls Difti[lina 60. bat ir
ibren 2lnlasen $1,35o,00o anselest.
Die Jirma befdsiftist 119 aeuie, bic
i'm SABRE $4,000 all G0bnsn be3tss
ben. IN Snlanbiieuern uno foniiissn
Bunpes -9tbsaben bejablte bic Girma
persansenes s abr $3,700.000 uno
bierin linb bic itabtiIdrn unb itant'
IiGen Sieuern nid,t einseihloHeiL
Die Greenbale 9iitillins 90. bot
In ibrer grennersi 100000 .anssIest.
sic bsitdfiiet SO 2euie unb bs5abltt
persanssnes Sabr $2,5oo.O00 Stsus
ern.
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sdnssues Sabr $4,000.
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befissn eli 9unbesipeider. in .pelHen
195, 900 Barrel lagern t6nnen.
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sieu WbistnfGFer fabri3iert unb BIZ.
ar0bis sSabrit Siefer 8ranHe i'm 2ans
be 1T, bef6dftist 16o Mann su fehr
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WebrsabI esIsrnte gottfer finb. Sn
Der 5abrii iinb $4,000 anselegt.
Sn Der 9ornisr'T9en grautrei ore
beilsn 26 9eute, bic $19, 900 I'M Jaar
an 2obn besieben. Die 5irma braut
i'm Sdbr IL, 900 8arrel Bier unb sipar
lebieli9 fir ben beiuifGeu aonlunr.
aluberbem miiiTen II mirtbfhnftsnI
bic Sbiiren f9liebtH unb pieI. anbere
Ileine Qabsugsf9dfte iperben IN Wlits
leibsnitafi eesosen. Die 8unbesrss
3isruns unierbdlt in aatpreneeburs
.ins 3peisoffise, burd ipelde osrsan'
genes Sabr binabe 100000 Sns
Ianbifsusrn einssspeen ipurb.n. aubtrs
oem ipobnen 30 gurbssbsauite in Der
Stnbt. &us alltm asbi hsrppr. bnbl
oapr,ntiburs tbotiGdIih auf bir|
SpirituoIsninorhrie onastpitIen it'll
unb i9re 9trnihtpng pirb nj. rtrs
nerbsn fonnsn. grobibiiion
IN Der GSfuh fiir 2aiprencsburs uusI
Teine ge!pobnsr,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-10
armer senfeI.

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runs III seiiern Elm unbe.annter, sttpa
80 SABRE otter, drmli9 gstleibstsr
Mann seiporoen, Der in sinem Gdbs
den binter benz Saufe Ro. 1929
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