davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-28

But there is still a lingering suspt-
cion that he is trying to have a little
fun with the rest Of his brother fools
by stirring up race and religious pre-
judice.-George v. Wells.
i 18TH WARD PoLITIcS.-WouId
Grogan, Touhy or Lewis (Grogan's
straw mani keep whisky and religion
out of politics if elected? Do they
believe education is both right and
duty of the state rather than the
church? Do they hold our public
schools above their parochial
schools? Do they believe in a uni
versaI system of education or would
they vote as others have done to
give the House of Good Shepherd
$4,000.
Would they first give consideration
to their constituents and secondly to
their church and thereby risk eX-
communication?
Do they owe allegiance to any for
eign sovereign?
Would they vote to close the City
Hall on church holidays? Do. they
believe in free speech and the sep
aration of church and state? Do
they believe in the taxation of
churches and like institutions?
Has their training and environ
ment been such as would make of
them fUll-hedged citizens? Would
they try to make the 18th ward a
safe and respectable place in which
to live? These are not private qUes-
tons, but information that any citi-
zen has a right to know and are
being asked by the voters Of the 18th
ward. We know how Harry Green
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-19
JEWS OPEN QUARTERS HERE.
National Organization to Keep in
Touch With State Officials.

national headquarters of the
Rumanian Jews has been opened in
Washington. This step was taken be-
fore several conferences of the exec
utive committee. Because OF the plight
Of the Jews in Roumania. and the pos
sibility that a commission of promi-
rent Jews being sent to that country
TO bring relief to them. it was decided
of the Jews In Rumania. and the pos
close touch with the State Department
md the diplomatic representatives
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-19
Supported by Republicans.

Even more significant as an indica-
ton OF decreasing republican strength
IL the result in the recent mayoralty
election in Greater New York. There
has been much speculation as to the
source from which Morris Hillquit, the
socialist candidate, obtained his in
creased vote IN the New York NAV
orally fight. A comparison of the may
crafty vote with the presidential vote
of 1916 makes it evident that HlIlauit
gained many of his supporters from
the republican party.
1T is apparent that the Hughes vote
disintegrated into the Mitchell, Bennett
and Hillquit camps Even if the total
vote for Mitchell and Bennett be COM
bined ignoring the undoubted fact that
Mitchell must have received many demo-
cratic votes, the united strength of
these two candidates amounts to only
about 100000, or 1885, 900 less than the
Hughes vote. The greater portion of
the Hillouit vote came from former
republicans There can be no question
as to this. by whatever process the
vote may be analysed"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-19
SERVICE FLAGS IN HOMES,
PLAN FOR CHRISTMAS EVE
Illuminated Stars to Blaze Patrio-
tism if Red Cross idea
Succeeds.

A transparent service flag in the win
dow of every home, with lighted candle
behind it, on Christmas eve is the unique
celebration being planned by the Red
Cross. The Red Cross service flags are
10 be a feature Of the drive to acquire
100000 new members before Christmas
The flags are made of transparent pa
per and bear the Red Cross emblem The
display of Red Cross service flag in a
window will mean that a person in that
home is a Red Cross member Space is
provided in the white field of the flag for
placing additional Red Cross emblems for
additional members of the household who
Join the Red Cross
With every possible home and place of
business marked with the Red Cross sery-
ice emblem during Christmas week the
chapters Will lend their efforts to seeing
that at z 80 on Christmas eve a candle is
placed in each window behind this sery-
Ice emblem. so that on Christmas eve
there may be given expression to the uni
Nersa1 aspect Of the Red Cross
To lend still fruther Significance to this
Red Cross Christmas ceremony it is sug-
sested that chapters, as a part of the
more detailed plans, arrange with local
churches to toll their bells at 13O on
Christmas eve. at the hour when the
candles are lit, and that they continue
their tolling at half-hour intervals until
o'clock. the suggested duration Of this
Christmas display: It IL planned that in
each community Red Cross workers be
organized into groups to proceed through
each neighborhood. singing Christmas
carols
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-19
SHOW G.O.P.L0SS
OF TWO IN HOUSE
Democrats Announce Gain for
That Party Since Last
General Election.
HILLQUIT VOTE EXPLAINED

The democratic national committee,
from headquarters here. has issued
statement pointing out the net gain Of
two seats in the House Of Representa-
tives since the general elections year
ago, and claiming that in other dis
tricts where there have been by-elec
tions, there is no falling of in demo.
cratic strength.
The republicans have suffered a net
loss Of two members of the House of
Representatives since the last general
election a year ago." says the state
ment. In North Dakota a republican
vacancy was filed by the election of
John NJ Baer, a former democratic
postmaster. who ran as a non-partisan.
in Pennsylvania a republican. who re-
tired after entering plea of nolo con-
tendere to an Indictment for violation
OF the federal election laws. was sue
ceeded by Representative Beshlin, a !
democrat
The reversal in the Pennsylvania
district was the most significant OF
any of the results in the congressional
elections on November g. In this dis
frict of the Keystone state year ago
republican was elected TO Congress
by majority of 1000. In the recent
election Beshlin. the democrat. won by
more than 1000. a change in twelve
months of 5000 votes.
Seven Congressional Elections.
There have been seven congressional
elections since the general election of
November. 1915, when President Wilson
was reelected. Six of these elections
IL
elected republicans The seventh oc-
CURED in the fifteenth district of New
York city. where a democrat was re-
turned
me nrst New Hampshire, sixth Indiana |
first North Dakota twenty-eighth |
Pennsylvania. fourth Connecticut and |
sixth Massachusetts.
In the first New Hampshire district. !
formerly represented by the late re-
publican war horse" Cy Sulloway. the |
democrats reduced the normal republic
can majority by nearly 1000 votes. In |
the sixth. Indiana republicans elected |
one ofs their number. Representative |
Richard, W. Elliott, to succeed Repre- |
sentative Comstock, republican, de-
ceased. |
Vote True to Form.
Connecticut and Massachusetts, voted |
true to form. and elected republicans |
to the vacancies Democrats likewise |;
maintained their supremacy in the |
fifteenth New York district, where i
Tom Smith, secretary of Tammany |!
Hall, was elected to succeed the late |
Representative Conry
In none OF the districts where the |
special elections were held was there
any indication of falling off in the |
democratic strength The first North |
Dakota and the twenty-eighth Penn |
syivania districts, disclosed disaffec- |
ton In the republican ranks ,
The reversals in the North Dakota
and Pennsylvania districts are all the |
more marked when it is considered that
combined maJoTities in the six repub-t
mean districts. where vacancies oc-i
CURED were 3s.s74 a year ago. /
Supported by Republicans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-19

Left alone at her home, in Baltimore
Mrs Rosahe Baum, sixty-seyen years
old and blind. was burned to death.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-01
0anlen! Oun6e(t
guer graues 9aar
@ebranft @ruhmntters Salbcitbes-
nnb SdiuefeI.slsSept unb gsicmauo
iuirb es iuabruebmen.

Ter 1ebrauh boH SoIbsi uub edfpcfeI fit
bic s9teberberiteHnne oerbinbteu. arauen Saa'
res sI feiner naifirIi6en 5nrbe ontirt in Grpb'
IHHiters 5eiteH snrfd eis asbraunte es. nm
ibr 6aar fdoH btanH. sIdnssub uHb anSisbeHo
81 erbaIien. sseHHiHrner ibr eanr ieuss matte,
rerblabte cher iireiiise ausfeben beiom ipurbe
Sieie eiHfade gaiffuna nit DiurberUpIem Gr.
icee dueepuRet.
aber bic 9erifeuuHs 5n 6ntde III miihfam
uno unmooern. SeHtsutaae erbaIteH sic BET
Der @Gdfraae mad elmer Slafae bon sgSnetb's
Gage nHo Sulpbur COMPOUND IN elmer stpos
tbefe oieies beTtIbltte Re5ept, oerbeitert ourth
bic 3ugabe bon lnoeren 5eiianotbeileH alf
ioeldoes man itb sl,r 0eriieluug hes 1dares 'nr
Hdtirlid)en 6Grbe uno SChbnbeit oerIdiieH lam.
Gin nnblbeianHter glpoibeier in Der tluier'
ftnot iast, sab Is bas pddr 10 ndtiirIi6 uno
ehenmabia buHieIt, Sab 9iemnne auHebmen
teHHie. es iai gefhrbt sic ieahteH etIieu
SctipaiHm ooer cine peihe giirite hdMit al
iiHb seben beielhe ourh eaS Sddr, iileem Gle
inluier nur cine S1nriirdhre auf einu1al beboHs
hein. sis 5uM @spraeH oeriimtHbet has grane
SSNddr, uHo nan einer cher spei peiteren We,
bunolunaen ptrb es fcbon ouHteI nno elhn5euo
-gSneths cage aHo Sulpbur gomnolmo- III
eiH drgeHeblles Ioiletteureuuifit fir lieelis
Gen, toete ein iugenoltcbes alusfeben ipiinfhen
@s N Mot fir Ae heilIna. ainber,ng uno
@erbatnHg bon aranibet beubh1tiet.
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Mnfdae.

= Der 27iSbries Sduiirsr HpD
Sii6er, 37O3 Msdb absnus, purbe
e,itsrn 4beno an ber WcgulIousb
Strabe, aIs sr bic Geleiis Der penn
iplDonia gdbn iiberi9ritt, Don tiner
Hangirs 9otomotiDs estroffsn, sliidIi,
9ertpsifs dber nur 70 unbeosutsnt psTs
lsbt. bab er cbne SiIfe nod 9auis
seben tonnte.
SHfOlJe bss 3err,ibens eines
&abels itiirJts in Der @nlass Der Rpan
Soap Co., Spring @roOe 2lpsnu,, ein
JobrItubI, in bem ii9 Grant 9pif,
6ouItmr gOurt, unb sSobn MorriIon.
1904 Central aDsniis. bsfanbsn, Rom
eriten StOdrpert IN ben aslltr. gtiOs
Rdnnsr srIitisn famer5bofts, jsooa
Insefdbrlide gsrlebnngsn unt ipuro'n
bebufs gebdneIuns burh pairclaut9
giO. a nu4 ban SiabtbOTpital 3..
bra6t.
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periomals sWotisem.

Der beItsns ktannt. 3immsrmsiiter
unb &outratior Georse Stage
II on. 0isHitas i'm 6ofpitaI gum
garuf.rjissn Samariter nod IdHgss
rem 2sibsn, ,rf 80 Sabre ali. ssitOr'
ben, uno ieiu alsu friibss Siaideibsn
:pirb oOn tinsm groben areis bon
Freun0sn uno gsiannt.n aufrihtis
sstrauert. sisies WitssfiihI piro Der
@ittipe Srnu Milklmtna Stasse.
rsb. gnnbOrf, In ibrsm bsrb.n @,r'
tuIt torg,braat. Der gsrfprbsns mar
in Iisb,nspiirbiger Snmernb, Elm
itrsna r,dtlideu Wlaru. Der iith Der
algemeinsn aG.ung sIfrsuis. gr mar
Elm ositdBtes Witslies bes Ohio Ris
tsr 2uunt Slubs. Die 9ssrbisuns
'i.Hb.' ON Gsrsitas Ro4miitas 2 ubr
pom Srausrbauis, 127 9al,nciu Ctr.
Gus tatt.
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Die zpar,pod,e
2mrd cine Nlaiismpsriammlumns pon
5ramen iuurbe iie seitern esn'
eeieitst.

SIN SniereHs bsr Sparp3de fam
ssllern Ha9mltiag i'm emery Iuo.to'
rum cine Beriammluns ppn Jraasil
itatt unb 10 ltart mar Der IupranS,
odb 5unperte uHfebren mubtsn, fusll
i'm Jnnsrn isiu plds mebr aaf5lirsls
ben mar. Die Spariami.itss, tsip.
bic .i5ooo pltbge" sDofe, bsrsn aufs
eabe, ,SisI unb 3ipeds seitern in Die
len Spalten bsrsiis bsipro9en purns,
lparb bon ZEN Rebnsrn aIsfiibrliG
bebanbslt unS, bic babel 5u 1ass &c;
foroertsn Gebanisn uHb Sheen tpirosn
nun bon ben Grausn ausgefiibrt .rers
ben. Rsoner iparen Der Ge5ensmittas
abmiuiltrator ppn Sbio Jrtberid 8.
erorton, ID. q. SULTAN bonn ginc:ns
ratier arisesratb, Or. Sarrp u. @ars
fielb bonn Rotben areu;, .. 8. arogtr
unb Sduliup.rintenbent Or. R. ).
Gonbon. Ssrr grorton iasts, bic
6rauen BON Ohio bdtteH Is in Ger
Sanb, bic 9tbsnsmittslpreife Su rssus
liren unb sr CAB ben Grauen ben
Ratb, gum 9Obcott 5u srsiisn, ptnn
Elm gambler ss ii9 6sitomH:fn Iailen
ioIts, unssbiibrIi9 bObe pr.ii. 81
forbsrn. Q. 8. arostr fprah oaDoii.
nit Der Seifs 81 iparsn unb bic aI'
bsren Reonsr bsleu4tstsn BIZ Jrase o'r
Observation-Disclosures ppH aHpnsR
9eii1tspuntttn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-01

@iola 5untamp, 9uslIa Sitins unn
eorstta Ssbm sufnmmsns.febt. Tts
brittle gltt snblia fiibrt uns IN bic
ylobe Der Wartburs unb bier ipar has
lonbibdftli9s SSeuarium am ,pirts
fdmiten.
Der srobe 9or;us bss Gtiidss
Iiegt in ben @oltsIcenen iinb Die &c;
sietunft bate ollerliebite giIber BEG
peutIden 9oItslebens aus 2urbcrs
3eit auf bic giihn, sebra9t, bic orrdl
cntipredenbe aoitiimiruna in Der
Wirtuns nod srbobt ipurbcn.
9tubsr ben Srdeern Der beioer
Souptronen, 1oltsr Snupt ols 2ui5sr
unb 80. 8. .Wleisr nls SstsI uuo eln
bereits eripGbntsn Gbor ftnnbsn nahs
bsnnnnte iungs Gsutt i'm eniemDis
beg figurnreiftn Siiides: 0sorse
Buffer, SeIsn 9raunipart, 5raiit
@eller, gllbert 8oering. George
8int, aiorn 3immsrer, GIiffcro Sos
gdrt, Gorotbu arocle, 8Iora Sdenf,
SiIba arpeIe, Gliie Weber, 5rsb.
S9nsiosr, 0eurl, DelIer. Ssrmann
gralin, alfreb etneiber, Gmil @irs
li6, Rpbsrt 2usrsde, Spbn 2ptb, Gl'
mer grinfmann, Gbrtii Dtttomstr.
Malttr Gdattamp, Martin 3inte. als
ma astterIins. GInbis praHs, Wtaris
aristemsisr. Glf, 80. Wnann. Gu'
Iiap Gebbart, Gharl.s ga9mann,
Winiam Ded, William Raplpoob,
gm guIe, asr,S. S6usiotr, afunn
grinaeImann, g}arg. Saefrer, @lilo'
rso abom, Sa3.I anobsl, emilte
Suud, S.rbsrt glngsi, NBm. BOB,
Ssnristie arpslc, Charlotte 5aupt,
Qnbrtp Sib unO SObu Mais. Trl.
9luauft, gotraTic battle aIs Souflsuis
funsiert.
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sdder iiuion @dnuerdjur.

Der 8Gdsr union @annertor Der.
rnitoltst CUR Gr0ffnuns Der Snifou
I'm Samitas, 3. PoDsmber, in Der
grbeitsrbulls sinen sroBsn Bal, gu
Rem RE gorbsrsitungeu BON sinsm
iii9tieen aOmmiiies srirOffsn porb.n
iiub. gsfrsunbste @ernns iinb 5u Der
JeiiIi4teii etngslabtn unb nlIen9bsil'
nsbmrn itsbsu Dsrgniigis Stunbsn in
iihsrep Qusfidi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-01

6. @race. Soiepb 9aipion, CHARLES
%. SrInno urtb 8erritt s. 6res
orids, Sr.
Selegentli6 Der republifaniz
f9en Notwithstanding, mil Oct
am nG9iten Samitas elbtnb on Der
Gde Der McMidsn 9lpenue unb 43als
nutitrobe bic aampaens gum ab.
i6lub ssIanst. lpirb Der ggIiEs
Wien's Blaine Club nit ieiner sans
ssn StGrte BON eipa $500 WiitJlie'
bern ben Heonsrn unb republitaltls
inen Sanoiboten als gbrsnesioste
bisnen. Die parabe 4utltsGIng
erfrlst lin Z llbr pDr hfm aIubbauis
uno i'm a8 llbr erfolst Der abndrlh
nit benz Brdiibenten Geo. s. Sdlptt
an Der Spite. 9ns G9rsnsnrbe ioers
ben bic gr prdIibentsn bss Elubs.
Auoplpb 81. Spnidn, Sulius 6lsiIGs
mann, 2tusuif Ssrrmnnn, Am. Eaes
oers, Ser. IN. 2ibbIss, eugene g.
2sipis, g. 80. DUR, Rab 5. Stntn'
brano unb 9fidarS 3. Nttt fuustrtn.
Dos Obertommanbo fiibrt aIoolp1 U.
@rubsr, nit s. 6. arug, SObn Nroes
tor unb SEQ. 10. glatt dls aojutdns
ten.
Cir ole Marfamuiit 1T SGmittisS
WtiIitGrtapelIe enengirt poroen.
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SsutIdlcr Yiouier ,g.reiu.

Die Observation-Disclosures bes
piOnisrs0sreins finbet bal'
tr 4bsHb I'M Deutiten 2Iub itatt.
Serr Garl gIsb fpirb ben Serrn
man6erlsi nus Der Geidiftt ibrts
.igensn gereins sro6bIsn, Der iit ia
gum aoIbensn JubiIdum riiiiet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-01
Qlnf bret bis bier 0yfillips
men Dollars
gsldufi i4 Der e4absn,
bur9 ben granb Der piers
in Baltimore psru,Iudt tpurbs.

gaItimors Ib., 81. DIT. am
9isnFas abenb brad bier Elm Deusr
aus, ipsl6es 5pei Der bsiien pliers Der
Baltimore &c Obio Babn in 2oeuit
Point ssrit0rts unO ii4 uuf einsn bris
tifdsn Oan,pi.r p.rbrsitste, Der .bsn
an sinem Der piers 8ipsds Ginnabme
'insr 2abung psranieri norbsn mar.
Wan sIaubt, bab tpahri4sinIid fitbsn
Wsuf9eulebtn psrIOren sinetn, unb
Sab eiR @erIuf DON 100000 bis
5000, 900 perurlaht purbs. Giinf
Ter bsrmibtsn Wdnner tparsn Wits
sIisbs: Der gsiasuns bss Ddmpfrs.
ilnti ibneH b.finben ii5 sipei Der Of
ii3isrr bss Saiffss, Iotpis Der erits
aanOnisr Der aus lRitsIisb.rn Der
tritif6sn Narins teitsbsnbsn geI4iis'
btbienung.
Der 9i5e prdfbeni Der gaItimpr.
II. Din 9nbu, J. Wl. Dapis, iagie,
BOB es Babnbsamtsn Der anii4t isisn,
'ab nas Jsusr auf 9ranbfiiftuns ,u.
riid5ufiihren f.i, ba slnubpiirbiss
2eua.r sr,ldrt battsn, bab fait sIei9,
s,iiis an fiinf Deridisbmsn punii,n
ser ttiben pisrs Jlanmsn auissiti.s
gen i.isn. Die pOIissi, ptlfx iOfort
iHs llnterfuauus aHiislIis, bait Dors
.aufic sin.H Raun oui @srba9ts.
eriinbe bin fsft.
Die piers rsprdfmtirtsn sinsn
&rtb bon $1,000, 900; bic auf bsns
ieI6tn nufssiiapeItsn 9aufmannss
pnarsn einen 9etras n sIsidsr SSk
9no Der Dampisr unb feline Gnbuna
s!nsH ioIhen bon $500.000.
Der 9ampf.r ipiro in isiftts Wais
isr ssidltppt p.bren, pp man psrs
iu9en miro. bic sSlammen. ipsI9s um
II llbr am Mittrod 0prmittas nod
INNER in feinsm 2abtraum tpiit5e.sn,
gu I0Ihen.
Der Snmpfsr batis adtjis Gts
fhohs 5ur qbipsbr bon Snuhfoots
an 9urb, bic, aIs bas
Sdiff in 9rnnb serietb. nit Iautsu
Detpnationen srplobirten.
Der Chef Der goliasi Der gaItis
more C Sbio 8nbn besann iOfort,
nadoem ibm Der H1HtpGttsr bss
piers seneibsi battt. bab sl.id Ind
bem ausbru9 bss Gtuers flint obsr
Is9s MGnner in Gle bas pisr go.
? perli,ben. NIT elmer unteriuGung.
Btibs piers parsn felt Monaitn ron
b.paffnetsu Mdnnsrn bepa9t .pors
ben.
Dor ,tlif,en Wlpnnttn NOR in sineni
Bageon einss Der Gstrsibeipsifer Der
8nbnsefeQihafi in 2oeuit ppint cine
auontitdt Dprcmit ssfunben iprrs
ben. 1as getreibe ipar fiir eiHs ssr
Reeierunssn bsffimmt. gius
Jla9fprifuns batie srgeben. bdb es
I'M mittleren Weiter bon Oeifers
tsifern IN ben Masgon berInbsn ipors
ben mar.
Bier .glp. 10. auf iptl6em DeiSsn
fiir bic ausfubr dufseitnpsit iit. mar
I'M Wittippn Wore.n sbtnfalIs in
yefobr. in f5lammeu uuf5uesbsn. gs
Ss Itano nur cine eiu5iss 1eusrmnaer
Iipifdsn bieftm pier unb ben beibsu
Gs bsibt. bub fbcn sinise Stun'
zen mad 4asbru& bel tsusrs gssnsl
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Der itaiieniide 9Dremier
sat brei S0bne an Der
Gront.

Rom, 81. Ottrbsr. - Der uhi.
iialisniide preniisr. 9iitorip Srlaus
30, tat brei S6bns an Der 5rout.
giner itanb nili Dem gainiij3a sSlns
teal, Don ipeldem bic Stalisner beim
gelinn Der eessntpdrtissn beutf6s
fiierreidiifsn Offeniipe psrtrietea
ipurSsn, uno ts III nidt bstnnnt. mas
aus ibm gefporbsn TT. Gin pisrt.,
Gpbn bes Yrsniiers, Der fir ben Was
i6insHseipebr 9isnii ausssbilb.t
ipurte, ains am 5ass tts gesinns
Der OffeniiDs na4 Der gront nb.
True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on October 81,
1917. as required by the Act Of Octo
Der 9th. 1917.
MitsIieber bes ameritn.
nii4en Sonsrsfiss in
paris angstommtH.
paris, 81. OFT. 2sbn Ritslitbsr
iss amsriianiIbsn aonssHss trofsn
ON Ulittipodl m pnrts etn. Sie be-
abiidiis,n, Der JrOnt sinsn Bsiu@ abs
suitaiin. General perjbins Iu6 re
fir ben abtnb 5u sinsm Diner Gin
NIB Der nmsritaniifs goii6nfisr
WiIliam @r1pss Sharp ipirb ibnen
5u Glren am Donnsrftas Mbsnb nm
8 libr sintn gmpiang peranitaltsn.
Die Serrtn iptrben Iid am Grsitas
N bas Eager bsr amsriianiIden1rups
zen bsgsbsn, ipp Is EN- paar 1aes
tlsibsn ipsrbsH, iporduf lie Der fran.
10iiidtn unb Der britiibsn 5ront BE,
suhs abitntten irtrbsn.
Sslestaptifas gsoii5sm.
paris, 81. OH. - Dx iransr,
iif6s Hsgitrung bat lrdulsin alnni.
WOrsan bon Rem gort in ansrtsu.
nuns ibres Msries in syraHtwiG Das
arsu5 Der GbrsnIssion perlisttn.
sotio, 81. OH. - Grant gbam.
pipn, Elm amerisuniiasr Gliss,r. Tii;rsts
am mliitipod bti sinem s5luas iiNr
ao&i ab uub ipurhs Sst6bkt
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Ianssn ipurbs bon Der g5ris prompt
nahs,iommen. Serr 9ooDer bate srs
Hart. bab pdhr.no Sss arissss bic
prsiIs bur6 bic WaritpsrhdliniFe re,
sulirt tperben IclltsH..
DIR Glsin Butter g6rfs bait,
hati6dIib felt sintm baIben Jabr'
funbsri bic guitsrprsiis in ben Der
@iaaisn ionirollir!. Die BON ibr fsf,
ssisbtm preifs batttn ben Stnnbarb
Iiir das anb.rsn aanosstbeiIs sebiIs
let.
True translation fled with the Post
master at Cincinnati on October 81.
1917, as required by the Act Of octo.
Der 9th. 1917
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srIaa idrrn gerIetunasn.

Die nsunjdbrise glfie s9ant, 9llc,
2ean unb 5drriTon QDeHus, to.lb. cor
ttfua einSa Wpnat bon eirtr Gar s.s
trpffen purbs uub fid5 isiibsm TN
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Guten Samaritsr 9olpitat bsfuubn
bat. TT bort eshsrn Ta9miiias ibr.n
Werlebungtn srlsetn.
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8. G. GtasmaH. uua6bdnsigr
adHbibat fir Munisipolridter, 1T ron
ben Republitonern eubofiert tporben,
neil sr fir bas amt. pel6es sr Iubi,
nlsemsiu befd6igt 1T. StasmIn III
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-01
Tirs @Otbe arens
Cincinnati foil fir feline 5tpsds
S500,OOO aufbriugen.

Cine @erIammluHS bss publi3i'
tcts apmmittHs, ptI4es fir bic
lssts gotbe Rrsp, aampagns tbdtis
s,ips'sn. fanb scit.rn I'M SOtsI Glib
;pu itati, I'M fir cine sptite aam'
payne bi. am Y. gscbember besinnsn
iua, tie 8orb,r,ituneen gu treffen.
@crfter Wm. &. proetsr bate bic
9sr,ammIuns tinbsrufsn. Die y. ID.
6. u. bes Gano's nil fir Rotbe
Sreu1e 3pede rdbrsub be sariesss 35
Willirn.n SpIl1rs eufbringsu unb
auf uniere Stoo ,utfauen als alntbtiI
$4,000. GoISsube purbsn BEN
spmmitise sueEiiist: 20. 8. WiIsp,
g. M1. IlilIerL Soiepb Suaiodn.
9erbcrb 6uelimanu, Woies Strdub,
elm,r Jries uno Rdr gursbeim.
0ie 1e Seams aapii6ns, ipelds in Der
sriisr anmpasHs tbdti5 ipareh iOIIen
pisbst trunegossn iperbsn. Sic ptrs
ben az elmer gsrlammiuns etus.labtn,
lie am 5. Robsuiber ir gaaiaaI bss
Sot.'s Gibion jiatiFinest.
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Die braiilianiidDe 2lrmee
angeblih im iiibliHrn
Sraiilien npbiliiirt.
Il m sinen m5sIiden auf
itnno ber bsutf9tnaos
ipnittn ptrbinotrn
toHnen.

iontfeH ptrptnptrn
t6Hnen.
gutnos Aires. 81. Oit. Ra6s
rittsn aus Rio te Janeiro sufols:
ipirb bic 4rmss i'm Iiibli4sn grafi!ien
m0biliiirt, I'M, ipsnn m6g!i4, einsn
auffenb Der boriissn isbr SahlrsideH
esutittn Solouisn 5u tsrbinbsrn.
aus fart esuIirtsu Dspsfdsn ssbt
krp'r, ouB bic Rssisruns grOb.
Sdpisristsiien nit ben 9sutifen in
j.Hsr @sseub bat. Ran slaubt, bab iis
iid untsr benz 9orpanb bon Streiis
esssn bic Resisruns srbo6<n. ipie biss
rOr msbreren Monatsn sefdsbsn 1T.
True trpnslation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on October 81,
1917. as required by the Act Of Ceto'
Der 9th, 1917.
Opfer Der llntsrfee
bpote.
aonbom 81. Oitober. @sf
renp Der psrgnnssusn Mrhe fpnrb 4
"a 5ritiI9e 6anbeisi4iffe BON mslg
unt bier pon ipsnnsr als 1900 1cn
nen perienii. ipie DIN 46enb bas Wlo
inesWiniiferium bsrtiinbeis. g.
purbsn feline giI4erfabr5eiss Der
isuit.
RI III. 81. Stobr. Wis az
Miitpod offiaisa nnseiiinbisi mi.
be. tpurDsn in Der rersaneensn Mofis
;lpei italisnii6e 2ampfsr DON mshg
ais 1900 9pnnsn uno elmer BON me-
niger ala 1900 5cnnen bsrf.nii. Gin
9ampfsr, Der ansssriffen ipurOs. .Hi.
lam.
True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on October 81,
1917, as required by the Act OF ucto-
ber 9th, 1917.
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Gttpo 300 @eih1ftsleitte unb groz
feiiioneae bielten geItern I'M @ibion
Soltie eine @erianurrIung ub, in
ipeGfDer oas Citizens @epubIican Rue
bicial Campaign Committee, nit
!Serrn @eo. 81. aslatt ais @oriiter
lnb Gbos. 81. 9ofer il. als Setres
tar organilirt pur6e, nm 5u 8uniteu
Der @rtDdbIune Der republifnniiten
Mifter 4onbioaten 9idenlooper,
Sgeotmun uno Stagrlnn cine energie
id,e agitatiou gu bctreiben. 9tls Gree
futiosAusfdnB iper6en bic folgenoen
Serren oienen: 9fifter SSulres g.
Siping, 9lnos g. Softer, 6. ". Sur=
ref, Senotor 2ouis g. Binf, Or. a.
.. 3Did, Rifter Soparo 5erris,
DaDion BInfmore, 9fidfer Gon1uel
@. Snlitb, ST., Sarres Gaaen, q. 6.
Dalton, q. See gentp, SSomes sIbert
Green. Or. 2ouis Shfpab, George
S. S9lid)te, q. W. Sders Gbarles