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The Washington herald., 1917-05-19
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. MAY ls-BUTTER-Unsettled: ~.
ceipts. $50 packages; creamery higher than eK-
trss, p'4asO; creamery extras 10 scOrel, 81; hrEs
3sa3SS; seconds. 35aSI4.
EiGS-Steady: receipts Z5TiI CASES. frpsh gath
cred extras 5lsaas; fr-shg-thered stnrsEe pack, q
hrsts STAY; fresh gathered, irsts Ba8's: State,
PcnnsyNanIa and ntarby Western henn,ry whites,
fine to fancy Si4a3s: State PennSlT lTanis and near
by hennery browns 37IAz3S.
CHEEE-Iurgular; receipts, l251 boxes; STATE.
fresh specials 8AGS; do. average nun 81
DRESSED POUDTRY-ITegul1r; chickens, ga
%; fowls, Is1ta25; turkeys Isa35
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Edmund ID. Rheem, an officer Of the
hrm OF swartzell, Rheem. & Hensey, has
oeen chosen director of the Federal
Nauonal Sil Bank. He is a son of the late
clarence B. Rheem, one of the founders
Bank.
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MINING STOCKS.

Furnished By W. W. EAstsrday & Co., Inc.
GOLDFIELDs.
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WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished by w. b. HIbbs A c..

SALES
MshinEtoo Gas h. 1900 at lo2 am Al 10.
Zoo at 100. s5o at Ics 500 at IO2
1iU suburban Railroad S. NyooO at luh
washington Railway Electric a. s. 600 Al IA
SIe0 at IN, 5000 at ~. 400 at 7sE s. 400 at
american Telephone 4 Telegraph flzs 500 At 100
naShinEton Gas, 2 at IN. 3 at IA, 3 at IA.
Ritter call:
American Telephone & Telegraph 4Ias 500 At 100
GOVERNMENT BONDS
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WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGS.

New York May ls.-Bank cleArings in the United
States for the week ended MAY II reported 10
Bradstreet's Journal New York aggregate S 49,
%, 90 against IS 65s $4,000 last week and S,75s-
lT9 900 in this week last year. Following some
Of the returns for this week. with percentages q
changes shown this week. as compared with last
year:
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IsIuaS session Of the Washington Stock
Excnange- Prices were relatively steady.
washington Gas IS changed hands at lO2,
City and Suburban 5s at 1Ol IL, and Rail-
way IS at IS 81 Washington Gas stock
was transferred at Y rs.
Edmund D. Rheem, an officer of the
urn OF sWartzell, Rheem, & Hensey, has
oeen CHOSEN director of the Federal
National Bank. He is a son of the late
clarence b. Rheem, one of the founders
Bank.
interests in close touch with Anaconda
copper affairs say earnings are running
at the rate of S75,O0O.OOO a year. Last
year the company returned net profits
OF SoS2S,SZ7, equivalent to S21sO share.
Win maintenance of current production
and high metal prices. interests IN the
company see no reason why Anaconda
should not earn something like $32
share this year.
Ihe trade interprets the appointment of
government subcommittee on copper as
torerunner of favorable news having
70 do with the purchase of future metal
TOT government account for delivery to
domestic manufactures receiving orders
from the National Council of Defense.
The following analysis Of the New
YORK market situation was received late
Yesterday afternoon by w. B. Hibbs &
GO. from a New York correspondent:
Inc good recovery in the stock mar
ket from the depression of early in the
week mas been due principally to the
crisis in the Russian situation having
oeen surmounted by the reorganization of
coalition cabinet giving ample rep
TeEeltattnn m he
well as to the soldiers delegates This
development together with the action of
our government in extending a credit of
one hundred million to the new Russian
government went a great way toward
dissipating the apprehension which had
Deen held here and also among the gov
ernments of the entente powers, that Ger
many might be successful in negotiating
separate peace with Russia. If such a
thing had occurred it would have been
disastrous to the allies as it would have
meant greatly prolonged war, in which
case our interests OF coure would have
been affected in a corresponding measure
In addition to the heavy taxation ano
other great responsibilities we have
already assumed. Therefore with the
Russian situation now so greatly i'm
proved there Is a prospect of a stable
government being effected there, which
will KEEP the previous agreements made
with the allies for a continuance of its
part in the war, the sharp rally in
prices for the general securities list has
reflected in the main the feeling of great
relief which this weeks developments
have caused from the recent pessimistic
outlook. These changed conditions in the
foreign situation have therefore justified
the more optimistic feeling which now
prevails in financial circles as we'll as at
Washington"
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-08-11
RUBBER BOOTS SAVED HIM
Barn in Which kipIineer Was
Standing Was Struck by
Lightning.

Charlotte. Mich.-The fine new
large barn on the c. b. Lamb farm
west Of this town In Carmel township,
which is occupied by Grant Kiplinger,
was struck by lightning and the sid
ing was torn Off from top to bottom
on both gables. the barn being about
80 feet in height.
Mr.. Kiplinger was standing in the
barn at the time, and the stable doors.
within two feet Of him, were slivered
and he was stunned. but not hurt by
the shock. The fact that he was wear
ing rubber boots probably saved him
from instant death.
The barn fortunately did not catch
fire. 1t Is 40 by so feet In size, cost
$4,000. and is being built TO replace
the large barn destroyed by fire last
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-08-11
NEW MIGRATORY BIRD RULES
Agriculture Department Seeks to Mod.
lily the Season on Water Fowl in
Certain Sections.

Modification Of the federal migratory
bird regulations prescribing a daily
closed season on all migratory game
and insectivorous birds from sunset to
half an hour before sunrise, instead of
from sunset to sunrise. is proposed by
the department of agriculture, and. n
approved by President Wilson, will be
put into effect.
Another change proposed would
make an open season for waterfowl
from September 16 to December 81
inclusive. In Pennsylvania, Wisconsin
Minnesota, North Dakota, Montana
Wyoming. Colorado, Nevada, Idaho and
parts Of Oregon and Washington lying
east of the summit of the Cascade
mountains.
These changes are designed to unity
the season on waterfowl In the north.
ern zone. and. I'm most Instances, are
made to conform with the open sea.
son under state laws.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-08-11
SQUIRRELS HOARD POTATOES
Rodents in Oregon Stole Them First
and Then Hid Them In
Their Holes.

Hood River. Ore.-Luhr Jensen will
increase his paintings of potatoes by
three pecks.
Recently Mr.. Jensen scattered poi
soned wheat around the burrows and
runways Of a colony Of troublesome
digger squirrels near his barn. The poi.
son was apparently fatal, for all Of the
squirrels disappeared. Recently Mr..
Jensen out of curiosity decided to in
vestigate the underground tunnels of
the rodents.
AS his excavations progressed he I'M
earthed seven dead dlggers and three
pecks of fine seed potatoes that the
squirrels had stolen from the ranch
er's granary and had boarded in the
storage retreats of their underground
home.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-08-11
$500 FOR FORGOTTEN BIT
Savings Bank Account Accumuiates
Unclaimed in Brooklyn Bank
for Siytv Years.

New YOrk.-A $50 .ngs bank account
Of $500. which had been Accumulate
ing unclaimed in Brooklyn bank for
GO years, has just found its owner In
fOnkers, City Treasurer Albert Van
HOuten said today. 1t goes to Mrs.
F. A. Gastineau Of Hancock avenue,
Lincoln Park, that city.
Mr.. Gastineau, who died two years
ago, deposited small sum of money
In the Brooklyn Savings bank In 1857.
He must have forgotten 1t. for he new
er mentioned 1t to his wife.
For 40 years interest on the deposit
compounded. and 1t brought the total
up to $500. Delivery Of the money
was brought about through new law
compelling banks to search for owners
of unclaimed deposits.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-08-11
Old Clock Still Runs.

Sharon, s. C.-J. d. Gwin of this
town has "grandfather" clock. He
Is aoie to trace its age back 127 years,
ana is OF the opinion that it Is much
oiuer' Inc works were brought over
from England and the frame of black
walnut. iniaid with maple, was made
in this country by cabinetmaker
named Samuel GIN. The clock has
never ceased to keep accurate time
not penny has been spent on Il for
repairs OF any sort, and its present
condition is excellent.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-08-11

fEitz hreisler, the violinist, Paderews-
Nj and other world-famous artists will
appear.
Mary Pickford Charlie Chaplin
Doueias Fairbanks, and kindred movie
stars including brigade of VAMPIRES
VIII appear in person.
mere VIII be picked vaudeville acts
Well-known theatrical men viii -
s san.Ne nome talent shows. famous
piaywrights framing the plots.
i" teach wrestling and boxing will
oe rank Gotch, Mike Gibbons Jobn.
ny hiioane' Tom Gibbons, johnny
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-08-11
OUR WORK IN war SETS new RECORD

pletely the conduct Of six of the Brit
ish base hospitals; has sent army sur
geOns up to the firing line; has landed
Its first unit of woOdsmen in England
FULLY equipped with sawmills and 9TH
er tools, and has at least one unit of
ayiators on British soil. And no.
where at home has the routine of army
life been allowed to drop below its ac-
custOmed efficiency, although the army
has had TO handle the additional task
since May l Of creating two new de-
partments and providing them with
headquarters STATS.
Praise for Defense Council.
Criticism and fault-finding have en-
tered, like rumor painted with q thou
sand tongues but they have pretty
well disappeared since. in common de-
cency, these elements have had to &C.
knowledge the army and navy officers
have carried out their allotted tasks
efficiently and well. Europe has rung
with praise of our men abroad, and
our enemy, by the tone of his abusive
language. is awakening to the fact that
we are a foe to be reckoned with in
the field instead of being merely a
race Of dOllar-hunters. On the civil
side OF what has been done In these
three months there is another admir-
able tale Of high achievement.
Through the council Of national de-
Tense and its advisory commission the
matter of the purchase of supplies
fruitful source Of scandals In the
past) has been worked out In manner
hitherto unknown In the history of the
wars Of the United States. Through
these bodies the railroads have been
brought into relation with the gov
eminent more close and practical than
most of us would ever have thought
possible. War has brought about econ
omies In railroad operation that were
frankly declared impossible year
ago. Manufacturing plants have also
been brought into really effective CO.
operation with the government. and it |
that the problem of sup
plying a great air armada is also to be
brought about through this agency"
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-08-11
WAX STREET AND DANCE ON
Citizens OF Huron, S. D., Make Outdoor
Floor for Great Mill
tary Ball.

Huron, s. D.-A thorough rubbing
and waxing is not the usual treat
ment given asphalt paving. and the
city engineer has not recommended
that the treatment will add to the long
evity of the paving. but 1t adds to the
dancing qualities, according to more
than 800 persons. who danced with
the footsore troopers of Troop G. local
cavalry company. The troop was put
through fve-mile hike just before be-
ing released to attend the benefit for
the company, which netted more than
$500.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-08-11
varnish and Enamel.

Paints which dry with a high lpsn
or gloss are called enamels. Ine-
are made from zinc oxide grouno
varnish. varnish is produced fr'D
fossil, resins such as copal, kaurl' %
These resins. which originally now
from trees, have been deposlied
centuries in the earth. They are lliD..
In Africa and New Zealand anu
found in big lumps.-Popular sCi'DN
Monthly.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-08-11
Marines First to Fight"
and Also First to Eat"

Over FIVE thousand loaves of
dread like mother used to
make" are produced daily by the
Marine corps bakers In their
giant bakery at the recruit
depot at Port Royal. s. C. This
amount is required for feeding
the recruits undergoing the "two-
inroue" Marine corps course of
Intensive training for modern
warfare.
First to Fight" also means
First to Eat" say the marines.
and they believe their "chow"
is fully as important as their mil
itary education.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-08-11
Generous Deception

"Why did you tell Mrs. Fluffins that
play was a very serious. intellectual
entertainment. You know 1t is shock.
ing"
Yes" answered Miss Cayenne. 81
carefully described it In a way that ID
sure to prevent her from going to see
It,"
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-08-11
PLANS TO AMUSE SOLDIERS
Uncle Sam to Provide Some Hiah-
chss Entertainment for Boys
In Training.

Washington. ID. C.-Uncle Sam will
have ~ kinds OF entertainment for
his hrrt 100000 drafted Sammies in
cnnionnsnt camps this fall.
Each pump will have monster the
alter. broadway successes will tour
them ~ regular circuit.
Carus Farrar, John Mccormack,
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-08-11
New One on Snakes.

A group of boys were leanins MA
noses up against the glass case -,
harbors the bOacOnstrictor al u. .,esl
tile house al the New YorS 1o"O -
gardens. where's its ratue' ago
one of the kids to a companies. ahe
he" ~roared another OF the W. ssnass
amt got no RATHER. Mneu
gets that big he's got a "n's'''
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-08-11

dundee. Frank Moran. Fred Fulton,
JACK Dillon. Kid Mccoy. Packy Nc
farland, Jess Willard. Sam Langford.
and others. Boxing is fine bayonet
training, the war department has
learned.
such masters Of the cue, as Willie
Hoppe will give exhibitions in flo
caIEp billiard halls.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-08-11
GIRL MARSHAL ARRESTS
MAN CALLED STACKER

Huntington. W. Va. - Miss
Gladys COrnwell. dainty and
pretty, who. besides being sec
rotary to United States Marshal
William Osborne. is the only
woman deputy marshal in West
Virginia, has begun a campaign
against slackers. Miss Cornwell
says she has profound con-
tempt for Slackers.
She asked permission to go
out to the country club and ar
rest an employee, who, il was
alleged. had failed to register.
She told her prisoner TO submit
quietly and he did.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-08-11

Those who Lave carefully investi.
gated the quantity of straw wasted
by the farmers OF the United States
claim that s6o.oOo000 worth of it ia
burned each year. w
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-08-11

Germany is Furnishing it's food rio..
&rs. but the significance Of shls/nes In
the fact that il has food rioiers/;o uun-
ism.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-08-11
INTERNATIONAL
SUNlNSQ1OOL
LESSON

(By REV. p. B. FITZWATER, ID. D..
Teacher of English Bible in the Moody
Bible Institute Of Chicago)
Copyright, 1917, Western Newspaper Union)
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-08-11
LESSON FOR AUGUST IL
JoSIAH'S GOOD REIGN.

LESSON TEXT-II Chronicles S4I-13.
GOLDEN TEXT-Remember now thy
Creator in the days of thy youth.-Eccles.
l2:1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-17
Strgentinien
geirh ben 2urburg San burd bic
auspeifuns bes @rafen ntht
als erlebis. era6ten.

9uencs Aires, 16. Sept. -
Der Dtiniifer bes 9luspGrtiaen
Puenrreben tbeiIte om Sonntas Der
afociirten prefe nit, baB arsenti=
nien bic Situation, tpel9e bur9 Die
gt6ienbung oes Selegrnmms bes
beutIGen 9eInnbten 8rafen bon
eurburg bur6 Die idpebiI8e @ss
'nnbtI6aft e.i6Gffsns Situatior
curG bic Quspeiiuns bes @rafen
ni6t fir erleoist eraftst. DER Mtni=
iter bemsrite. bab sr Rem 9lniu9eu
hes Senats, bic Sd3e ON Montne in
qeFeiner SiBuns ai srortern, niht
entIpre6en ipirbs, ba eie RssierunJ
her 9tniiGt lei, bab cine gr6rtsrln3
iebt iiberbnupt nidt am glnB iet. Der
Miniiter fiete binsu, tuB er au6
feinerseit bic llnierbanfIuugen nit
9eutI6lauo in einer anaeblib sebeis
men Sibrng er6rtsrt unb bar bann
GrcF pom 2urburg feline 9(usfiibruns
GEN mebrsre Gage ipdter mad Berlin
aetGbsIt babe.
Ta9 Der 8eriitsrns bss Ninifters
gueprrebon ipirb bic orgentinTbe
Geoierung in Der Suhe eneraiI6, ies
bod ni6t poreilig hanbsln, I'm bic
Sire Der Republit 5u lpabren uno ben
@prfaa gu eiHsm siinitisen glbi4lub
I'll bringen.
Die orqentiniT6s 8e1ierunu bat
rem @efanbten Or. 2uis 3. Mclinu
in Berlin besiisIif be: nnterbanbs
tuueen bepei6irt, jsbp3 iotpeit nod
tene 2tntnort erhaItsu. 9ieIs 8srs
7Daeruna tpiro ieoo1 burf bic
Stpieriaieit in Der Isbsrmittluna
unb bic 6enfur er,lGrt. Sopeit bot
Die orgentiuii6s Reaieruus nod tein
9eiu6 BON ber beuti6en Reuierung
I'm ii6eres 9eleit fir ben @rnfsn BON
9urtura erholteu.
gIu6 Der e(niitt beg Iinifttrs bes
QuspGrtioen, miro 9eut'hlunb ild
su 3ugeitGnbnifs1 bereit ertIdrsn,
nm Iih bic lrsunoT9aft Grgsntinisns
5u erbalten.
Cine beutF6sfsinoIid,e Sunoaebuns.
tie ron 9tuslGnbsrn bier aeplant pors
Ten, nurbe bpu ter Resisrung am
Eouutoo unterIaaf.
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ct. petersbure, 16. Sept.
4us 6eliinsfprs piro ssmelott, bah
bic @ntitsioung Der 0erinmmluHg
bemOtratiiher a0rperiaaitsn, laut
pel9er SffiJiers Der 4rmes unb Tla'
rine in 5inuIaur aufgeiOrOsrt pur-
ben, Der proDiiurii9en R.sieruns
i6riftIia ben Srsusib gu lsiitsn, an
gDrO Oss SdIahtitiffss rpetrOs
paDlOpst" gu sinsm WaibDeritGnbnib
sefiibrt bat. Bier SffiSisrs, bic ii4
lpsigsrtsn, ben 9reueib gu uutsr3si4s
nsn, purben pon ben DtitsIieosrn ber
geiabuug erihpfen.
Der ausf9uB Der ReOolutiondrsn
in Ssliingfprs srIieb ipdtsr sinen
aufruf an bic 8sfubuugen Der S9iffe,
in ipsIttm oas DOraeben Der geIaB,
ing Der .pstropalulOpsr 4arf per ;
urtheilt nurbe.
Der RarineminiIier @erberDsfi BAT
bsm gntralausIdub Der Oitiesflotte
telsgrapbirt uns Denislben erIu9t, ale
QusIGreitungeH gu Derbinb.rH, bic
ba5u beitrussn, bic asiitungsfdbist.it
Der Murins gu i6Gbissn unO iis fir.
Die etpartets osutI6e GffeniiOs Su
| i9pGteH.
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ltnier Ggsut in Samiltoa 1T Serr
Goaarb grud, 449 Gao Ginfte Ctr.
gell Sci. 476.R. Come IhOne
1631.g.
- Die BLUE 2atps", fpel6e rsrs
9angenen Sorntag bic Sbsater, bic
Apotbeten, 9anppIdoen, Gigorrcr!a'
ben, gilIurbbaGen unO dbnii9c @e'
iddfte gu fiiblen betamen, naren 1se
tern i4on pieOer auber 2urs geiett.
Die Sbeater unb Qdben paren g,Dff.
net unb Die 2eute purben ni6t tes
laftigt.
- Die @usFbungs6sb0rbe bot bic
8umen Der 1862 Retruten bciannt oes
geben,ip el9e am Donneritag Uioretn
ius Eager mad gbilIiectbe cbrudsn.
Sn Der 2iFte befinbet ii6 Charles Bas
Ter, Der Staatsprganifator Der Sp;;as
liiten, Der tpegn fetner StsGlungnabms
gegen Die aus6ebuug mebrnlals r.rs
hdftet porbn TT. Das paFierte ibm
crit uieoer am iyreitaa 4benb in 9les
Dsldno. gr iprrbe gsgsH $500 Siras
iaaft entlaiien.
- Der 5amilton 5rdbes GouHril
bat bic folgsnbsn 8eamten gepdblt:
u. 6. GegIeitOn, prdIioeni; giptert
Yutboff, @T5eprdiiOent; Ssnrp 8rin.
fer, prot. Setretdr; @rnIt Snoip
&orr. Setretdr; Ulabel Barren, fyls
Hau5fetretdrin; George Raper, 5ras
ftee; Willium Ballet, giitrer; 9snrp
Giiel, sbiirbiitsr.
= Die Stsusrrote in Der Statt,
9amiIton 1T uHperdnoert gehIieber; lis
betrdgt aud in biefem Sabre $14.9o.
= Die So. ;5abressReuaoin Der SO.
8. 9. :, aHOciatiOn finbst am 27.
SEPTEMBER in Cincinnati itutt. 9. g.
Binteriieen Don bier 1T praiibeut, pss
tel SGasmum BON GLENDALE 8i3c.
prdiibent unb 90. 8. Dapis Don Gins
cinnuti SetretGr.
= Carl 8Irme ipurbs auf getr.i5cn
Der 9annab Rsspers, TAI apnn Ctr,
Der er am l. Suni einen Tiamantriuq
anttpenoet 5a6en ioI, berEaitet.
80 GIiiioIb SiedHanL IA SiiDl
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in 81. auft seperfsnsn slpfsl gu irsF.

zen,
= Grau 9. 5usIsmduit, in Siir
eupington ppbnbnft, ipel9e cinsn
9erfaufsitanb i'm Z. Strabe Martts
baus signst, mslbste seitern i'm polis
3eiguartisr, baB porlebte gatt i'm
Marttbaus aus ibrer Sade cine Bot
is nit SO gsitpbIsn tpurbs.
= M. :. 8sder. on Der 33, uno
Bart Strabe in Siib Gopinstpn
ipobnbaft,, purbe seitsrn uuter Der
2lntlase bes lsihtiinnisen 5abrens
perbaftst. Sein 9luto tolibirte ane
sebGi6 nit bem Motprepele bes epuns
tp:poli5iiten Wifon, tpobei bas Dloe
tprepcle seritGrt ipurbe. 8eder fruroe
sesen SteIlune elmer giirsi9att auf
irsien SUB seieBt.
= Dos 9icDcle bes sslesrapbsne
bDten Spbn Deters lpurbe ssitern Ses
itobleu. Die @ebeinpoli5iiten SaHos
fOrb unb Barrier fanben oas 3peirao
i'm YeiiB eines 5arbisen.
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Netupprt.

Die Nirpurt Office fir bas Sin
einuatier golfsblatt" befinbet ;id IL
go. 339 gorf Srahe, seseniibsl
benz Guurtbonie, inaI.!bit Neuigfei
ten, guseigen II. I. iu. Bis 8 llb,
abenos entsegenaenommen ipethen
SeleplJun Sonth 2401.
- @Gbren6 Der Abtpeienbeit be!
Ssamilia oes CHARLES Sdalb, $40. 1922
1iinitc slpcnue, OuDton, pareu ee'
itcrn Ginbre1er in bas Smis ein9e.
i!icgcn. Sic anneftirien sol ilnt
mebrere Sd)lrnufiadlen. Die Slribell
periudtcn ipdter III elm Saus an oeT
8. unb GIap StraBe einBuoringen
Sle ereriifcn jebo6, OILS Der YoIi5!it
,Sronf @oee he.beifanL Die ,Sludt.
2el 9oli5iit feuerte ntebrere SGiliie
m:r oie ,Sliibti9en ab, rpeIdpn es je'
oodl gelang olr6 cine sllep 5ii ent.
tcm,nen.
- Ger 14iGbrige gSnl. Gports, an
Der 9lsranbriuYite tpobnbaft, ertsing
seitern elmer srobsn Sefabr, uls isin
5a5 in cine GinSaun!tng eingetietnmt
maroe. Or iaB dnf elmer Gin5aununJ
oil gnoe Der Sort 5bomas Strnbcr
paGnIinie, als er plctllfD nah biutsll
ilel. nobel icin Sus in Der Gir5au.
nir1g feitgchuItcn rpltroe. auf Ieine
&ulferufe elite Der Gr.Sberiii 5reO.
g,iller terbet, tpelt5em es geLang, ben
S1ubcn mls ieiner i6limncg Gage gu
berreien Der &leine par bereits bolt
itlrbig erid)Gpft. Gr fpuroc por bent
4oli5cifef 2cuis Goot na9 !Sai,ie g.
bradt.
- Rebrere biutbert gerioren bat
ten porseitcrn abeno 5ur 4bihieb&.
fcier, lpelte fir Die sur ,sabne Ginbs'
rrfenen peranitnltet tporoea iDar, po-
scr SrlternnI Soil in geaeoue ii1
ei.qcfuHoen. Gum SbluB fane eiut
5Gr5ltnterbcItuns ftatt. !Scittc aberS
iir>ct Die Mbi6iebsfeter IN 9apto1
ftutt. @prber ptrb cine grobe Parube
abgebaIten iDerbcn.
= Gbtparb SeIming pon Gincins
nuti purbe gsItern ouf Der 8. e. Y.
Bride perbaftet. Gr piro BON Dem
poIisiIten Glintsnbirb bes leihtiiHnts
gen 5abr.ns IN fsinem QutO beihuls
bist.
- @iola gasbprf, bic sc9ter Der
5rau Sattie Susbprf DON ylp. lib
16. Strabs, Clifton, ftarb getern I'M
alter DON "a Sabrsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-17
Seriemtt

DurSs i'm Mai Der ensli >
f6s Dumpfsr sRarp
gairb".
Gin atlauttf4s s 9ufeu,
16. Sept. Die Sunbe pOn Dem bersits
i'm Wai erfolgtsn @srisnteu bes briz
tif9en Oampf.rs .Murb gairb"
bur6 Elm beuti9es Sau9bOpt ipuroe
erit am Sonntas bier betannt, oIs al
gorb zines dmsritaniiGsn paFnsisrs
bampTers UiitgIisbsr Der 8eiaBuHg
bes Derfentten Dampfers onIongtsn.
Die .Ndrp Barb, Die on Der eng
lii6sn &iiits Derientt puros, ipdr elm
Dampfsr BON 1880 Conner uno Gis
sentbum Der qass S5ippins 60. in
2iperpOOl.
an gOrb oss pniiagisrbampfsrs
befanDsn ii4 felner aapitdn CHARLES
Dabis uno bier Wunn Der 9eiasuHg
bss omeritanii9en 9isrmnfters v9aus
ra 6. 2lnberfOn", Der ON 20. ausuit
30 Wleilen pon SGnre entfsrnt DON ets
nem beutf9en 9au6boot perisHtt tpurs
be. Ra6 oen Gneabeu bes aapitdns
bolten bic Dsuti6en, sbe lie basS1iff
Osrfenttsn, alle RGbrungsmitisIpOrs
rGtbs Don bsmIelben beruntsr unb
pdbrenb biefes Dor ii4 gins, Durbsn
er unb Isine 2eute aIs Gefanssne agf
9ed bes llnterissboOtss fsifss6alten.
Die .2auro 6. Qnbsrfon" gine am
15. Suli nit elmer ssmii6tsn aabung
ppn Rem Orleans aus in Ste