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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18
Ser 5ritihs Ybpnpsrapb
GIN @anSer unter Den ,nebaniidJeu
YiuiIfinitrumeuteu.

Der nambaiIe Snitrumentsnbauef
Berubaro Jrisi9 baf ii9 aut HeH
Sau elnss YbOnOsrapben perIsst UNI
siH Snitrumsnt 5uitanbe sebra3t, oas
nit 8e5us auf aIangreinbsit uuD
GOnfuae ben YergIsid nit oen bslt,a
Snltrumenten ni4t gu i9eusn 0rdu9t,
9as SHitrument GriBi9 gibt nihi
bios ieDs Singittmms, iOnDern audJ
leoe Sr4eitsrlttmms in DInberbarer
9tsinbelt tpieoer. Die 5riBi9 Ybpnrs
graph SO. bat 2aoelraums in bsm
9auie 124 Aeit 8ierte StruBe inus.
!9suts uno morgan 1T srobe SrOffnnna
unb mir mo9ten uniern &eisrn nn6
oelOnhers unieren &sierinnen ratbtn,
Dem @ef9dft einsn 8efu8 ab3uiicisn
uHo bic Sntrumsute isIbit 5u b1rsl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18

Der @sielI9aft Der 9errsu pom Tsut'
l9sn GitsrariideH SIub au iein. esnH
ba sr pSIis bliRO uHD taub isi. mills
sr Is ita Oeriasen, ben gsriammIra'
gen, ME friibsr TeseImdbis beiSufDoh'
nen.
Serr a0ips, Der itbs Gage 1list III
ais Rattsrmann unb am 3. 0tlcber
1882 aebprsn purDe, bate fpeat eine
lansere Rsbe gu 4SGpisr eebra4t uno
las lie Dom WaauitriYt ab. er lasts.
lsinsm Jrsunbe Rattermarn geb,ibr.
Der 26pe(W WantaeiI am aufbau bes
SIlibs; er miiiie liW nit 6em &otpes
uHtbeil besniigsnH.
IS ipra9en NOD bic 5erren YoSe,
2OpmOIIsr, Dsutia. arobn anb Plss.
YsBetsrsr ma6tt gIei43eii;s aut bic
9isrbertunft bss beigpntsn beuiIGen
sohritttteIsrs unO 3eifungstorrelppns
bsnten Senrp nrban aufmeriIam uns
ss lpurbs bef5lOiien, benislben aaf
na4itsn Mittpot gum @ortras ein,u'
laben. Quberbsm ipurbs ben Wslis
sliebern ans Str3 selesi. Der arffii'
rung ieinss auiiipieIs Der GrOf@
tOnis" ua4ittn Sonnias I'm :uii4en
2beattr on5uppbneu-
als na4 G5iolpiruns oss offiaiek
len sprosramms sur SiotIitas iibsrs
gesaneeu puros, iparb 9Ouis arobns
so. Se6urtsius in foIsnnsr WeiIs s:'
fsiert.
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Natbrid)ten aus oemGatup
Zberniam.

Camp 2 berman, Dbio, n.
Sitober. = Die bieiigen Wliliidrbs'
borbsn tpurbm am yiittuo9 infOrs
mirt, bab am 8. Sanunr I'm Camp
Sberman ein Dffi,iers2lus6iIbun
ger erSffust iuerbsn ipiirbe. Gi, Sn'
ltruttion in bsmidbsn perb, big JUN,
8. April bnuern.
Don 400 big 500 llnteroffijisrs Der
RaiionaIsarbs, Der Rationaiarmee ios
ME be. resulGrsn Nriiiee .rerben in
bieism Eager au Sffi3ieren ausss6il'
bet iperbtn. 4uberbem fperben Stus
bsnisn foIsenber 2ebroniialien 3us;s
laiien osrben: purbue unioerfiiGt
10, Cbio Staats. .liniDrfiiSt AZ, lluIs
periitGi Don Msiis@irsiHisn SO anb
Sbio Rprtbern llHiptriiip q.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18
!6pllanb ,uirS feineS oblen
i6ife reqmiriren.

amfierb q m, II. Oft. gsi b..
antnSiguns. bab Die Rssisruna o..
plan. Stiiis al tsauirireH, um ao3e
len Don eneIanb 5u bplen, gum ag,.i
infolgs bss Wibtritre5sns Der SA,Ifss
sigsntbiimsr aufeegstsn babe, sri.d.i,
Der bolIdnbiihe Observation-Disclosures B,
z. poitbuma, bab bi, bspffe lResi
runs tuRbgsgsben babe, bnb iis lls:
StaHbe isi, Die Siferbsit Der 81,
3suse Ju snrantirtn islbit lpenn o:,l.
eitsnnunssmsrtmale trngsn. Dt
beutIdt StnnSpuuii beruh: nuf te:
MSsli9tsit. bab bic Shiife irl.a-tH'
lid fir 3audb0ot sJalsn a,bqlisl
ipsrbsn tSnntsn. MiniItsr poIitaE..
Bot pssbalb ben gsbanim nulsgis-
ben, ben S6iifssissntbiimern 80 el.
pfsbIsn. ibre Shiiie nit Grtsls
nungsmarisn gu rsrisben.
% 9eutfde in Glib Ia
tota uHier 4HtlGgG
SipurrgaIls. g. D., II. OIL.
Nm Wiitipp9 tpurben bisr aniIaasr
sssen % 9su.i6e BON Sui6inIon,
g. o., bauptfiHli6 Farmer. bic i'm
qusuii psrbaf;sI porbsn ipar,n, srs
bObsn. Die Wdnnsr iinb nnettIngt,
Derfuht 5u hu6en. bic SurfIiibruRl
bes aonfsripticnsseisses gu p.rbins
bern.
True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on October iIti,
1917, as required by the Act OF Gcto-
Der 9th, 1917.
Spfer ptr llnterfeebopte.
2pnbOn. II Dit. 3ipOIf britiif.
5anbsIsIfiife BON mehr als 1900
aonHsn iiub IN Der persangsnsn gyos
de ron unt.risebooisn ob,r, barh
auflauftn nuf Mintn berieuft ioors
ben unb iiGs SGiffc bon ipenis,s
als 1900 5onnsn, ipie nuh elm III.
ihsrbpoi.
SH Der rprberesbenbtn @O4s rnrs
ben ID Shiff. pru nithr uub jtpsi BON
lpsniser als 1900 9onnen unb brei
1iId;etboo perienit.
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aui S17,5OO,OOO
gsIduft fi4. Die bsriatst ipurb.. Der
@etrdg
Der Don giuuiiipnss GabriiaHisn hin
tsrsogsHsn Sieiisr.

MafbiHstOn, .. G.. II, DIT.
Illus 8sriGitn Don Binnsnlisutr'
assntsn sebt bsrpor. bab eHtoedis
lImgsbunsen Der ipesieIIeH Stsusr pon
125 proSent bon isiieu Der Tlun!s
tions sJabriiarten iid folpeii aiT
ST., 100000 btlauftn. llsbsr $lO,'
600, 900 bieies getrasss DurDs bon nts
gesieruns bereits srIanst.
Der Steuerbetrng, tpslaer Don peil
Munitions ,5abriianteu i'm lee.sE
Sabre frsiipillig beSahlt pDrDen pcr.
bstrug annabsrnb $26,3oo, 900. SIs
pertsn, iptI9s bic SieueransdfeH psr'
sli9en, beua4ri4tigten Die 5abritoH'
ten. bab in pieIsn Galen Der gsiras
nett unier Der Summ. let. psIdls BIZ
Hegieruns ptaHipru4sn iOnEe.
Cine Der Wsibobsn. tpsI1e ansebs
Iid anssipanbt rpuros. nm bic Stsusr'
betraes 5u rebuSirsn, mar BIZ. hab
man einsn sroben pro5entiaB Geo
Nertbss cine Anlaee ab5os uH!er bsi
lleberi4rift .Mertb Usrminotruns'.
es bsibi, bab in eili8en GGan iosar
Der gsiammts Mkrib elmer anlase Dor
ben Profiien Der Seisafdaft abs,3'aN
iUurbs nit Der gesrunbuns bab eit
anlase mad bem arisss ieinsn Wsrtb
m.br beFbe. Wi perlauist. ioll bisis
graris cine gang aIssmsiue ssrpstr
unb aud DON einisen Der srobtsn @r'
Iagsn befolsi porbeu fem.
True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on October i7th,
1917, as required by the Act OF ueto'
Der 9th. 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18
Qtrberbli6er G:feubab ns
unfuII.

Spartausbura g. g., II.
OttOber. - Der aorporal 4rtbur 6.
Naigbt BON Der gdttsrie y pom 3.
iSeIoariilletiereeimsnt Don Buffalo.
q. ~, unb 10. SsFs Gbiparos. sin
2lrbeiier bon GarinE, g. g., purbsn
am glbenb in elmer Giisnbabnsacli.
fion bel bisifssr Siabi eetOotsi unr
nsur Solentsn uHo eipiliit.n purben
mtbr o6er tpeniger ibpsr perIsbt. Ti.
rtrlsbitn SoIbaien puresn nah BEN
aielbfpfpiial In 6ort gDabiportb &c.
trnft. pdbrsnb bic Jipsi 1o6isn bisr,
ter ssbradt tpurpsu.
True translation filed with the Post.
master at Cincinnati on October i7tr.
1917. ms required BY the Act OF Oeto.
Der 9th. 1917.
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ipurbt. porouI bsrTelbs Die Greilafs
iuna qomariens nerfiiste. Ia aber
Der Tiitrittsnnipnlt erilGrts, bcb Der
gunnesbebOrbe seniieenb 3eit gsstpsn
ipsrbsn miiiIe. @rsuments sestn oaS
@slrd por5ubereiten. niirbe ibm elle
1sriit bis bsuts 9ormittas bsfpillisi
unb oies botte aur Soles, Dab nu1
bic TreilaiIunI pomarieiS biz o1pln
perIdobeu lpurre.
Ter Joll pirb hllte Iormitta5 5ur
9srfonblung rsip. suosiiltissn ent7
i6eibuna geIangen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18
9i.ritaIi.Hif6e9 . an pfer
berfeHtt.
,Spti WlnHer BON einem
btlrafer set6bs
ttt uub einer i9ptr
perIebt.

Columbus, g., II. Sttober. =
3fpei UlGnner, bic bier an tintr
StrobsnOsrbeHsruns arbeiietsn. iDurs
hen eet0etet uno tin anberer id1per
ttrlebt, ols Elm betrunfener 4uipmpbis
Iiii in einsm seItobltnen 2lutomobiI in
cine 9rupps BON flint Whdnnern bins
eiHfubr, bic in Der Girnbs arbeiteten.
Der anaetlite @utomobiIbieb tpurbe
ipdter pertnftst unb fpurbs obns 3us
iaiTuns bon giirsffoft auf flint \Dsr-
f6iebens antlaesn bin. ron bem sirei
ouf 5cOti9lns lau.eu, ins 9sfdnsnib
0ef6idt.
Die 8st1oteten finb: 2fmos 6eatb,
60 ssGbrs nlt unn alman llpptrmaH.
81 Sabre AFT. Z. &c. Oipens, 38 Subre
nIt, purbs aefdbrlif perIest ins 90
ipital ae5raht.
gfnnmpnb goof. 21 Sabre alt, unb
elmer dnstfshensn Gdmilis nnstb6r.nt
ipor Der Giibrer Der Wlnfdline nit Der
bic befben Nldnnsr ettSbtet purbsn
gr fou .inaeFtanben boben. b.. Nn.
idbine gsItoblen unb oi. Winner iibsr-
fabren 5u baben. or fubr bann nit
erDBtsr @sfhpineiatsit bacon uno
fhrh ben @sififtstbeil b<r Gtabt.
Der Gisenttiimsr bss autos, Carl
WicTnbbsn. betam bort feins Maf6ine
au @eiidi; er frrang fdnea IN Elm
Sarirab unb nobn biz Dtrfolaung
allf. 5n Der RGbe bes GtobtsefGrgs
niffes iDurbe goot BON WicJdbbtn rim
asbOlt. CT srflirts fi4 bereit fiir ben
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5arbiser im Streit eridoHen.

Sn Bob s Gtorlies" gooI,ints
mer, R1. ga DIT 6roEt SiraBr, ges
rietbcn gsitern Abenb fpr5 nab 9
llbr cine 2IE5nbI 5orbise tiber ein
gocIipiel in Streit, p1brenb oeiicn
Bob SaimGfer, Elm crit fiirSIi1 Don
9oiisuiIle, Sp.. Sigereiiter 5arbiger,
ser in Der wiriuna entfom iei'
ncn Gaiiegenoiien CHARLES l)alieep,
324 Sit 5ront Strabe, cine ssllgeI
III bre LIME 5iifte jaete uno eincm
aroeren 5crbigen, gtanlens Stone.
friie n9Ibreiie ieooh ilnbefaruit III, els
uen Sddtb in ben llnterieib bei'
brndjtc, Der Oeiicn ioiortigen Zoo 3ur
sSolqe bnttc. ,Daueep iul!rSe rat Dem
GtebtboipitaI gebraft. MO feline 8ers
lcsung oIs ungefabrIid le3eibnst
tuiithe. Die 9eidc Stone's, Die ndt,
Der Nor1ue gebrad,t iuurbe, Eohm
Ger Coroner, Der cinen ssnqueit abs
ba!ten Wiro, bort in Iugenid)ein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18
llaf6 ll1dlerunsssin-
.Gifea usr(6afe
Sic fC6 ois(e
Gr(eiC6ternng
Gebraudcn Sic SlOan's Ointment,
NM Sflmer5en Dpu @ettcrein-
fliiiien bOr5ubsusen.

Sie. Der Gle BEL ieoer elrt @elter orauber
flrol 9lien Sic Hibt Bu. eds Sbre idIte. Haii,
slrbeit gle nit RbeumdtisnIns cher iuGmyf
hatfen @iusielH beihert. slppliBireH Sie
GionH's ointment aui bic punoen GeleHEe ootJ
@insielu. fteiien 0adeH 6ereni6nB ooer oir
ilritirien Neroen uHo MAIDEN Gle ben S6uleIi
sen iofori etn Tnoe
SIoGn's Ointment eriorberf iein Reiben. rlr
tctoriiae 4einIiate 3u er5ielen So N o,l
teiier 1Is Salben ooer RiIaiter. neil es ais ers
ilare, refine ;SIlfitgieii iauber unb lei6ter 81
crpIiBirsn it, Sen grfolg In Der GcrbiIi,
terirHa bon eeioen Del ginberen Benefit bab es
cij6 2bre SbMerSeu iiiueu piro. Slaiheu
BON reihltder Gr5be bel Gpnibeiern nbernI
2Fe soc 81 CO.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18
9ie SoSiaibtmpfraten
WOlIsn ben Ridtritt bss
aau3lers i4atIis
forefreu.

amFsrbam IL. Oil. gritis
f9e abmiralitit per orabtIoie prsbs
bepsi9e: Cine bsutfdx fo5ialbemotra.
tifds 3situns tsrihtet, baB bic So>
siaIbemOtruteH tef6loiitn habtn, gs'
gen ben nsuel ariesstrebit bon 10,s
000,0o0,O00 Rart 81 iiimmsn, Der
i'm Ssssmbsr ben Rsi9stag untsrbrsi'
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an Der Tsafdins anssridtstsn S6absn
gu bs1abIsn. als bi: Ra6rift eiutraf
baB CT sipa Ndnnr set5btst babe.
CT sab Der poliset seg.niiber 3u nitt
nur bic Rai4ine eeitobIen ionbsrn
aud bic bsiben W6nHer gstobtst gu
hobsu
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gerisuaIsqpti,

Jrau Marie Anna 2orte,
Die WittlUs Oes Deriiorbenen pioniers
Ssnrp aOrte, Bat geiteru i'm bcb.n
utter BON so 5abren bi. ausen gum
eipisen SdIummer seidleiitn. Gie
3eii Der gssrbisung 1T rO4 riSt
feitseIssi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18
gsutider sitterarij6tr alub
6r ebrt iiene Neituren s.. v. Oiatters
mann auo SpeinridD Sosiue.

Der S5. 9eburtstug beiber Ssrren
purbe in feu9tsfrDbli3er Deii: srs
feisrt. = Die sreiien @ebnrtstdgss
timber pOEnten Der Jsisr BET -
Yerpiente ODutipnen purpen i9n.r
SutbeiI. - 2lls 0ritter i'm gruSs
fsisrte 2ouis arobn ben so. 0es
burtstas. = Der Stub tauft Jrsi-
bsitss9Onbs. = Der Sdriitlteasr
Ssur9 5. Urban bdLt nadl!sn
ytittlpo9 9Ortrag.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18

-R1b'lt 5los.fer. Elm rsrssirotHtsr
18id6ris.r Chauffeur, PIT TiG Str.
rel eeitern Qbsnb, ols er pOr BEN
9auIs RO. 2159 Wc2ean @bsnue cine
8. StruBs Gar perlieb, 70 unsliidIi4
gu 9Obsn. bnb Il cine nnffsnb. aopfs
fpunbe oa0ontrug unb bsbufs Be-
banblung nod tsm Belts Ctr. 5Oipis
tul eebratt ipernen mubte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18

t,t ipsrbsn pirS. aubsr aan,I.r Rt
9aelis rdisnis..
Qaber ben unabbdnsissn SOsiaIis
ten, bic i'm Reibstag burd sttpa 20
qbssOronste psrirsten iiHb, ipsl6s iid
i'm Istten Sabr BON ibrer partei ss'
irsnHt babsn, butteH bic SOJiaIbtmos
traisn bic RssIsrung pdbrenb bes
arisgss untsritiibt unb fir bisarissss
anleik seiiimrt. Gin abtriinnisper'
ben bss sanSen iOJiaIifiiben a0rpers
i'm Rsidsias Diirbe einsn gefdbrIiten
Rib bsbsuten, ta bic SosiaIbsmoiras
ten insssfummi l08 Siss babeH, cine
srObere gInsabI aIs irssnb cine anSsrs
pnrtsi.
lie prpbibitiDnstuabl In
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lie prpbibitipnssuabl In
Spipa.
Die .RaFsn@ I'm sS7 StimmsH pOr'
aus.
Cine Rad3abluns lDabrI4sinIit.

9es Noints, Soma. II. Dit.
Die DoIitGnbigen OffisielIsH 9sri4ts
iibsr bic ON Utontas itattssfunbeHe
4bjtimmuns lbsr Elm probibitipnss
amsnbemsnt sur Sonitiiution bss
Staotss, in BEN Stoais prObibiiipn
porgsieben pirb, ergsbsn, bab bic
RaFsn nur I'M 8S7 Siimmen porous
iinb, unb Is iil pabrfhtinIid, bab
cine offisieas Raasdbluns nOtbis Isiu
pirb.
asins Seiis beanipru1ts am absHb
sinen Siss. bena bel sinsm Geiammts
ootum bon 100000 Siimmsn baItsu
es beibe Gdiiionsn fir naiiirli4, bob
cine 10 tl,ins maioriiat nibt obne
Ra43dhIuHs bsIieben blsibsu bari.
True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on October i1th,
1917, as required by the Act Of octo'
Der 9th, 1917.
9isr itaIisHii6e Q an pfer
btrfeuit.
Rom, II. Gttober. ginsr offisiels
len gstouHtmaduns sufolee iinb in
Der ON ID. Si.ober Ju gnbe sssnnses
n.n Wo6e bier itnlieHif5e Dampfer
Don mebr aIs 1900 9ounsn DsrisH.t
tporbeH.
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True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on October i7tn,
1917, as required by the Act Of ccto.
ber 9th. 1917
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18

5cucrpebr ba5cn irit ebrcn teitan.
zen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-17
J.. S. PRODUCTS
REPLACE GERMAN
GAPS LEFT BY WITHDRAWAL OF
GERMAN-AUSTRIAN MERCHANTS
FROM ITALY BEING FILLED.

ROME, Sept. 1.-THE gap left by the
withdrawal of German and Austrian mer-
chants from Italy i gradually beng iil!ed
by American products said II. T.. Benton.
an American who has for MANY years been
manager Of one If ltaly'S biggest depart
ment ~tores. but If Americans wish H.
hold this trade they must get around To
extending credits and catering T. the trade
Dy making small lut sales.
II do not mean that Americans should
do business like the Germans. because they
cans. German business wa ofcn = los
ing proposition. The loss was made mp ~
many ca>,> by direct subsidies of twenty
five per cent - firms pushing German
good. know personally of n hig iiri
i'm Milan that handled German hosiery. BY
having this line of goods manufactured ~
Germany IN it, own shops instead 81 ~
Italy. il received this subsidy and there
fore undcr>old not only Italian but Eng.
li~h competitors.
$50 you see. the Wanted German hu~i-
ness methods were not really business y
al. think this subsidy arrangement
must explain why the German turned ou.
such \ Iot III poor grade goods. lii ".
ohle,i WAS 10 make sales under All cirrnm
>ianrc~. The more ~ale~ the more subsidy
Now. IN present America ~ III" only
country which can supply many of the ar
lticle~ needed here. Therefore. NJ h,r whole
>alcr~ demand cash ut New York. th'
Italians must pay ~ 20 without the goods
But this system does not tend 10 build NJ
steady trade. 80 soon n these merchant.
o. the opportunity. they will huy y
France or England. or else make M tn
goods themselves. a~ they are already be-
ginning Ia DO. Also. u must ~ remember
ed that there are NJ large combinations 81
merchants here. that il i~ "a country 81
small stores. and therefore. wholesaler
mus, BE- willing u ~ell IN small lots. II
reply To- inquire. an American firm vii
send over y handsome set Of literature nm,
asked for an order ~ thousands ~ the mr.
iicle IN question. when the buyer has onl'
dozens IN mind.
II think the Americans who have locke
over the field realize that Italy ~ reall.
virgin soil commercially. and offers IN
opportunities. for the establishment o
manufacturing plants backed ~ torcigi
capital and worked ~ Italian labor. From
this point of q view. a thorough under
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-17
Wonderful Tribute to
us. Red Cross Workers

GENEVA. Switzerland, Sept. IA
member 81 the Devon regimenf ia charge
of n Maxim gun section, who was severely
wounded before Bagdad. writes from the
Give Hospital. Bombay. 70 his uncle here:
what was our surprise on entering
Bagdud-l went IN on n ~treicher-to iInd
u number Of American ladies awaiting ~.
4 few wore the Red Cross badge. hut !
have not been able To find out how the
others got IL Bagdad before a.. because
Was moved down south quickly. How
Kind they were o. the wounded. believe
they bought mp the whole bazaar oi fruits.
flowers. sweets. tobacco. etc.. and worked
hard in the heat. But ~ long ~ ] live
shall never forget nm iced drink at clear
wholesome water an American girl gave
me when was suffering from fever. !
have never tasted nectar, hut | think that
was IL. Think ~ ice after 4 march
through 4 hot sandy region Many q Brit
IA officer and man will remember those
.indlv American Indies who have saved
mann Iye~."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-17
WHAT YOUR rs CENTS WILL BUY FOR
A SOLDIER.


Company places 4 postcard with yonr name
and address, and stamped. and the soldier
who receives the kit you donate acknowl-
receipt simply ~ signing hiS name
and organization. and mailing The card.
Then YOU receive. in due time. a message
direct from the trenches. You will treas
IRE II, We are sure.
The Herald viii acknowledge donations
Ia the fund through il columns. and when
II RENTS in the American Tobacco tom
that concern will make due ac-
acknowledgements ot all amount II receives.
Send Nour - cents. Your 81 cents or your
dollar or larger sum. direct To The Herald
Tobacco Fund tmake cheeks payable "a
that fund.-. and YOU will ma ke one or more
soldiers hearts glad.
Already The Herald Tobacco Fund has
received Sl6.25. Of which amount - has
been acknowledged through these columns
pariment of the army. was the third con
t~rihutor 10 the fund. Mr. Hurt came NJ f.
The Herald office and sand:
Put me down for II contribution Ia the
tobacco fund. was in 4 position once
for an entire month where ! couldn't oh
tam tobacco for love or money. ! know
what il j. for a smoker Ia be- without to
hacco.'
The first Young lady contributor wa'
Miss Lille Harvey of Brownsville. Mi~.
Harvey sent in her cheek for -. and IN due
lime eight soldiers NJ the front will receive
kit, Of tobacco containing cards ADDRESSED
10 her.
Contributions to date are:
Previously acknowledged .........~3.
Harry Hurt -"
Nisz Lilly Harvey 2.0'
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-17
BROWNSVILLE DAILY HERALD. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1917.

standing al the Italian mentality J. neceS-
sary and possibly 4 Ion: campaign 81 cdu-
cation fo prove to the workman that the
%rmrlovcrS interests are hI> interests. NJ
bottom. the Italians are good hearted
kindly people and if YOU get their good VIII
YOUR way l. much easier. One must he
cautious in making contracts, and not take
their little tricks too seriously.
prom a retail point of view, business
j. now very good. The majority OF my
sales are made Ia the richer Italians. They
are willing to pay very high prices f"r
what they want, and they particularly
want foreign made goods. For tins ren
.on American made goods 80 well. Amerl-
can shoes have already secured n fine
market here. think also that the Amer
can five and ten rent specially stores
wonld do well. Other American spccialiie~
ike mems shirts. socks, underclothes
ready made suits and oycrcoat~ may N
time secure \ wide madkct, though II pres
-nt the custora D. to wear tailor-made
clothes"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-17
MUSTEROLE- QUICK
RELIEF! NO BLISTER!
j Soothes and Relieves Like q
Mustard Plaster Without
the Burn or Sting

Musterole is 4 clean. white ointment,
made with the oil ~ mustard. II does all
the work of the old-fashioned mustard
~plaStcr-does il better and does not bis
ter. You do not have to bother with a
cloth. You simply rub 1t on-and usually
the pain Is gonel
Many doctors and nurses use Muster
ole and recommend il 10 their patients.
They viii gladly tell you what relief il
gives from sore throat. bronchitis. Group.
stitt neck. asthma. neuralgia. congestion.
pleurisy. rheumatism. lumbago. pains
and aches Of the back or joints, sprains.
sore muscles, bruises. chilblains. frosted
feet. colds Of the chest ct often pre-
vents pneumonial.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-17

Elmo TrlmhIc ~ the Fourth Texas In
tantry. stationed w San H,ait'. I> ia
InhnN.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-17

Miss EVELYN Bennett leaves this after
noon for Fort Sam Houston and Fort
Clark, Texas. where she will be the guest
of her sister. Mrs. Captain Stacey. After
q stay ~ The latter post, Miss Bennett
plans 10 visit Fort Bliss at FL Paso, where
she will visit friends.
Mrs. Edith Scales expects 10 leave
soon for Los Angeles. Calf, to visit her
son. Lieutenant Harrison Scales, recently
commissioned and assigned To the infantry
Lieutenant Scales is now nj Camp Ociavia.
eighteen miles from Los Angeles, HAVING
been detailed for duty as IN instructor
there.
Miss Kathleen Craig left Sunday for
Gainesville. Ga, where she will enie
Bruno college for the fail and winter
tens.
Hope Chapter. Order of the Eastern
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-17

Star. will meet this evening ~ the Masonic
temple at : o'clock. Plans for the grand
chapter meeting 10 Corpus Christi October
. will be discussed. A full attendance i
desired.
The Ladie>' Aid Society of the CENTRAL
Christian church will hold il weekly bust
ness meeting in the church parlors this
afternoon.
Mrs. John Franz Is this afternoon en-
tertainIng n business and social meeting of
the Ladies Aid Society Of the First Pres
byierian church ~ her home IN West
Brownsville. Al this afternoons meeting
the knitting work for the American Red
Cross will be taken up.
Among the Red Cross workers nj the
city hall this morning where Mr.. kathrine
StrIngfellow, Mrs. Boydea, ~. ". ;.
West and Mrs. J. {. George. This after
noon the Ladies' Aid Society of the Bap-
ti>t church j. holding a Red Cross sewing
session al the headquarters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. III. Bennett. who have
recently arrived IN Brownsville. where Mr..
Bennett l. employed with The Herald, are
nj home in Apartments in the San Carlos
Annex.
a.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-17

A patent has been granted Tor men
Shoes with cuffs turned down ~ the top Ia
enable them wv ~ pulled NJ easily.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-17
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

OREGON 4 CALIFORNIA RAILROAD co.
GRANT LANDS. Legal fight over land at
last ended. Title revested IN United States
Land. ~ act of congress. ordered to be opened
nnd.r homestead laws for settlement and sale.
I've million three hundred thousand acres. Con-
tanning some of the best timber and agricultur.
al lands left in United States. Large copy
righted map showing land by townships and
sections. laws covering same and description
If soil. climate. rainfall. elevations. temPera-
tire. etc. Postpaid One Dollar. Grant Lands
I.ne,tiup % Portland. Oregon. III