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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-19
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING
At W|HNEMUCCA

n most enthusiastic road meeting
was held in Winnemucca last Satur.
day night, according to those who at.
tended from this place. Representa-.
tiyes We're present from Ogden, San
Francisco. and all points in Nevada
along the line of the Overland trail.
and the machinery was set into mo.
tion which will insure a splendid high.
way across the state following the line
of the Southern Pacific.
From the appropriation of seventy.
iy" million dollars made By the fed
oral government for road building. one
million will be given To the state of
Nevada for the building OF one or more
roads across tho state. In order to
get this amount or any part of it,.
however, it will be necessary for the
stat" TO raise a similar sum. and the
whole amount will be expended under
government supervision.
The governor OF the state is to ap-
point a board of three managers. and
this board will appoint an engineer. A
resolution was passed at the meeting
requesting Governor Boyle TO appoint
aa member Of this board. Mr. Robert
lesson Of Elko and Mr.. James T.
HOodin of Loyclock. Better sclcc-
tions could not possibly be made.
in order TO meet the states re
Hf IN
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-19
ZEPPELIN BUILDING
TO BE INCREASED

BEiNE. March 19.--Thc Zeppelin
works in Friedrichshafcn are incrcas-
in Gthcir working force again. Ad-
Vcrtiscmonts in German papers show
that they seek Sc machinists. 90
metal turner's, 10 toolmakvrs. 10 tin
smiths and number OF other skilled
workmcn. This proves conclusiycly
that tho German government has no
idea of giving up the construction OF
Icppclins and that the report recent
ly published by French aud English
papers that the German army admin
isration had definitely decided to dis.
card tho giant atrships was false.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-19
STRIKE IS AVERTED
RAILROADS YIELD
GRANTING DEMAND
FOR 8-HOUR DAY
Agreement Signed A Sis This
Morning After Fifty Hours
Conference
RAILROAD SALARY LIST
INCREASED SIXTY MILLION
Supreme Court Now Holds
That The AdamSon Law Is
Constitutional
BY Associated Press


NEW YORK. March l9.-The ma
ton.widc strike was aycrtcd this
r,orri,r v,bor ,, .,o,,.a,,,,.
''-
''s'' ~ '' '''''' '"" "''''''''S anu 'H'
brotheFhoodS after a hityhour con
ference"
The railroad officials welded n IN.
o,,.,., ~, pr,..i.,..,,, ,,.,,.-..
'''''''''' " '"' "'o'''"' '"""'
lot payment on III" basis OF an eight
hour day. This Is regarded as a com.
pletc surrender to the brotbrrBoods
oncr rho n,,,tors,,, ~, r... ..r...,
'""
''"''" - was P"' U" tue ''.'
i''7'"'"' wilson m"HIators con
icFr"d with the railroad managers and
brothcrhoods for about Gnv lorr. and
the orrr.m,r, ,r,. r,, .,,,.l ,uI -.,-
o'clock This u,nrrir~ rh, s,.,..,.u,r,
crisis with Co,,p,rp,. ,,..,, ,r.o if,, Co.,
tor in bringing obout tho sc,,lnuo,,
The Increase IN salaries Which or
fcc,s about 300. 600 railroad workers
means an increase to the railroads of
.bor, xco oon ooo
Adamson Law Constitutional
WASHiNGTON. March lg.-Thc
United States supreme court this
morning handed down decision hold
ing that the Adamson law Is consti
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-19
GERMANY COMMITS
OVERT ACT BY
S|NK|N c THREE
AMERICAN VESSELS
Eighty.Five Americans Were
Members OF Crews And
% Are Missing
VESSELS WERE VIGILANClA
CITY OF MEMPHIS, ILLINOIS
u. S. WarshipS Will Now Be
Sent To Clear Ocean Lanes
Of Submarines
by Associated Press

NEW YORK, March 19.-Three Am.
erican vessels were sunk by German
submarines during Saturday and Sun
day. The vessels were the Vigilancia,
City of Memphis and the Illinois.
Eighty-five Americans were members
of the crews OF these vessels and
fourteen men are missing from the
Vigilancia.
All three vessels were sunk without
warning and the submarines did not
appear on the surface.
Germany Commits Overt Act
WASHINGTON, March 19.-It is un-
officially admitted here this morning
hat Germany has committed the overt
act for which the administration has
been waiting, and that virtual state
Of war now exists. a
Should it be officially decided that
Germany has committed an overt act
the next step for the United States
would be the dispatching of warships
Continued on Page Four)
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-19
GERMANS LOSE
MORE TERRITORY
ON WESTERN FRONT
ZeppelinS Make Another At
tack On London: Drop
Bombs Ara Return
BY Associated Press

BERLIN, March l9.-The German
war Office this morning announces the
evacuation of territory over a wider
sector on the French front from the
Arras to the Ainso rivers.
The Germans also stormed several
lines of the French trenches over five
hundred meters in extent in one sec
ton and along a line 500 meters in
another section on the Verdun front.
The Germans captured 80 prisoners.
ZepPeIins Raid London
a fleet Of Zeppclins made another
attack on London last night lasting
an hour and half, dropping bombs
and returned safely to their base.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-19
ELKS EXCURSION

Elks excursion March 80 TO 81. On
thcsc dates Southern Pacific will sell
round trip tickets Elko to Ogden and
Salt Lake for 1925. Return limit ten
days. Pacific Limited leaving Elko
$50 a. m. arriving Ogden 11:55 n. m.
In addition 10 regular Pullman equip
mont also carries upto-dnte chair car
m3O
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-19
MAKING NEW UNITED
STATES CITIZENS

Il. n. Littleton. naturalization OK.
amincr, is in Elko tody, and with
Judge Tabcr is conducting cxamina.
tions OF applicants for naturalization
There are eleven applicants as
follows: James OXley. Wells: Thomas
King. Wells; Rafael Figueras. Row.
land; William L. Cleveland. Metro.
polls; John a. Talbot. Metropolis
Henry Brauning. Jarbidgc; Ferdinand
r. SChnackenbCrg, Lee; Mario Leppy,
Elko; Palino Gusti. Decth: Thomas
PicrCth. Elko. LOWS a. Gily.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-19

Paul Bennett was given ton days in
the caliboosc today by Judge Doughty
for soliciting money on the street
While the accused had no money on
his person hc had about $500 in
checks. The Judge Is always mcrci.
fui 10 a man who is in hard luck, but
Do" thought that Bennett was able TO
aatisfy his hunger with the checks
he had. even with prices as high as
they are. Bennett is a German.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-19
PRESIDENT SPEEDS UP
AVAL:CONSTRUCT|ON
BY Associated Press

WASHINGTON. March 19.-New
aggressive action for the protection
OF American shipping now appears
certain. President Wilson has author.
lied Secretary of the Navy Daniels to
spend $l15,OOO,OOO to speed up the con-
struction of battle ships now under
way and for the purchasing of auxili-
ary craft presumably for submarine
chascrs.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-19

n the membership of the EIks order
continues to increase it will not be
long before the "TiIlls" will outnumber
any other society in Elko. There
ar" upwards of fifty in the antlcrcd
herd her" now. and on the night Of
tho @9h about forty more will jour
nCy to Ogden TO be initiated into the
mysteries of the order.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-19

The ElNo Nj basketball team met
with bad luck in their game with the
WinncmUCCa boys last Saturday even
ing. TLny were beaten in one of the
fastest games Of the season at that
Dlac" by score of 81 to Is. They
have gone to Reno where they will
play tonight with the boys of the
Reno Hi Better luck to them.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-19
LONDON MAIL BAGS
RIFLEO AT SEA
BY Associated Press

NEW YORK, March l9.-Whcn the
big Cunard Liner Saxonla arrived in
port here this morning it was found
that four of the 2G mail bags addressed
20 Washington and the British EN-
bassy at Washington had been rined
during her trip across the ocean.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-19

Sheriff Harris returned from Oak
land this morning on No. 10. whcr,
he went last week for the man We'll
who is charged with having passed ;
worthless check about a year ago O,
Claude Armstrong.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-19
o. S. L. ORDERED TO CUT
RATES ON SHEEP
BY Associated Press

WASHING. 7ON, March l9.-The in
t"ratatc commerce commission this
morning found that the Oregon Short
Line rates to Los Angeles on sheep
and goats from Utah, Idaho, and Ore
gon were unreasonable. The railroad
was ordered to cut the rate to the
same charge that they make for haul.
ing cattle.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-19

c. a. Brown, travelling Grrirht and
passenger agent of tho Southern Paci.
fc company, Is in Elko today. meeting
his many friends. Mr.. Brown was for.
mcrly the s, r. agent here. and IT was
from that position that he was ad.
yancCd TO his present position.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-19

w. E. Freudenberger, of the public
service commission. is in Elko on Off
cial business. He is looking Over
the lines of the Elko county Tcle
phone and Telegraph company.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-19
GERMANS SINK
BRITISH DESTROYER
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press
LONDON, March ia British de,
stroyer and 4 merchant vessel was
sunk during German naval raid off
Ramsgate last night, according to an
announcement issued by the admiral
ty. Another British destroyer was
badly damaged
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-19
NO EXTRA SESSION
BEFORE APRIL 10TH
BY Associated Press

6y associated Press
WASHINGTON. March 19.-Several
members OF congress have been ad-
Nised that there will be no extra ses-
sion Of congress on account of the
summarizing OF the three American
vessels. II is stated that the call for
April 16 will be allowed to stand for
the present
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-19

Or. Legan yesterday operated on
John Howe. the young man brought
down from Wells couple Of weeks
ago with frozen feet. Howe Is Cpilcp.
tic, and In III he stood in snow
banl, for number OF hours and frozc
both Of his feet Tho doctor found
il necessary 10 remove the loft foot
AT the upper joint OF the mCtataraal
bones. and the two small toes and the
outer portion of the right foot had
to be removed TIowc Is mentally
deficient, and his weakened physical
condition made the operation Il scri-
ous one. Several times he ceased to
breath. and II was only by heroic Of
forts that he was kept alive until tho
operation was finished Artificial
respiration was rcsOrtcd to for moro
than an hour. II Is believed today that
he has chance to recover.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-19
INTEREST RATE FOR FARM
LOAN BANKS Is 5 PER CENT
by Associated Press

By h6sociatcd Press
WASHINGTON. March 1g.-Thc
farm loan board this morning an
nounc"d that the interest rate through.
out tho country to be charged by fed.
CrIl loan banks would be five per cent.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-19
COZ E E
TO LOVERS OF GOOD COFFEE

There nothing satisfying refreshing as good Gun of
e0ee IN the mornns quality of your
Coffee and strength we o vou to
try sunset Steel Cut Coffee Sunset
company by NJ j. B. you oct
the best and pound aaye sold in bulk
why buy tin eans-buy cans is expensive
SUNSET STEEL CUT COFFEE POUND ..... . ase
SUNSET STEEL CUT COFFEE IN rs POUND E. M 27e
SUNSET STEEL CUT COFFEE IN 100 POUND DRUM ... 27o
Other Brands We Garry in Tins
NJ J. B. COFFEE, POUND CAN ...~........~.... m soo
M. j. 3. COFFEE, 2Ia POUND CAN .-..... ose
M. j. B. COFFEE, POUND CAN ...... s,zo
MOTOR COFFEE POUND CAN .-...-.. s5e
MoRToR COFFEE POUND CAN ..... sion
cHERu8 COFFEE, POUND ........... m 45c
POWER COFFEE, POUND CAN ~..~... a4e
-HSN'N'N 10rFIe NOoNO CAN ... Csc
We cut prices the entire
patrons from thirty guaranteed or money
back-orders delivered II you DESIRE
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-19

Silver, 73e; copper, eleetroIytie,
A,ru ss@35e; July 81 1-a@32Re;
lad. ga; speItep e. st. Louis,
to7se. .--
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-24
I'm Chicago
ST SnlOmom Gohn, Der pormalige
SDnffleur oes biciisen Scrtidem
Sbeatcrs, seitorben.

Sn Chicago, mo er isit sinisen Sab.
ren aniGiiis gspeIsn. 1T Salpmon
Gobn, Elm 8eterau Der beutiden Bib
ne in Qmerita, aus Dem Geben aeihiez
ben. Die Sunbe Dpn feinem a6leben
tpirb aud bier in petten areifen nit
auFridtissr Srauer bernommen pers
ben, benn Der @sritorbene bat DON
ieinem friibersn Wirten ber bier einen
groben iSreunbestreis 6interIafTsn.
SaIomon Gobu, beHen @iege in
Ratel aeitanber, mar bereits i'm
SABRE 1872 nab ben Der. Staaten
setommen unb anfdngli9 iaufmdns
Mid tbGtis setpeien, Bis er i6Iiebli1
als Spufflsur an bic beutI6e giibns
tam unb i'm 2aufs Der Sabre an ben
beutfdeH 5beatern in Nen Yprt,
Cincinnati, ct. 2ouis, MiIpautee
uno auIeBt in gbitasO tbGtig mar.
!oier pirtte der tIeine Gobn" gu
perifiebenen MaIen unb 6ot F6 audi
aubsrbaI6 bes giibnentretTes ourh
leine ebrIi6e. seraoe Natur, Durh
Isin tsrnbsu.ite5 WeTep pisIs 6reun=
be gu erluer6en sepubt, bic Inn ein
treues 9jnbenten 6epabren lperosn.
Gohn itarb an 9ienitas in Gbicasp
i'm bortigen Gusuitana 6Oipital an
ben Solsen siHer Operation, Der er iid
unter3iebsu mubie. unb feline iterbl
DE 6iille prros ieinem WunI6 se
NAB ben (dutsrnbeu 5lammen ii6srs
geben unb bic Gtrditerung erfpIgte
am seitri9en Ia6mittas.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-24

10 iti9baItistn Griineen iperbsn Bic
WGbler cine osrartiee gonoausgabe,
bic audi ipeitsr niats als cine tpeitsre
9ersoaerung 'bes 8abnbofsbaus b.s
beutsu piiree nie uno nimmsr guts
beibeu.
Sd boffs babsr aud. bab tpciter
nidts eei9ebeR ptrb, als bic Glib
babHtruitees gu ermd9tissn. nit ben
9abnsn bs5iisli6 eines pon ben gifens
bubnen 5u erbauerbsn gabnbofs gu
beratbfdlasen. Sierburd piirben mir
bas erbaltsu. mas uns Rotb tbut unb
pos mir jest foroern. oaTen Sic
uHs ale treu 5uiammenbalten unb fir
bic 9erpirtliduns einss planes ar
bsiter unb mir perbsn oanu erfolss
reid fem"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-24

lnetcn's @eburtstag eing es bonn
@nbc Der J@eltrpooo StraBenbubn'SI
ME nod Mianlitotpn. 9ieicr slusflilg
purbe gornlittags unternclnnien. SSn
.Riamitopn nabnen sic an oieienl
4ilsiluge theilncbmenOen 10 Serren
ms Q 9anten III 9etis Sotel ell BON
;bnen porber beiteQtcs Wittagsmabl
elm. gpGter ON yeadrittag iuuroe bic
&iIaeriabrt na6 Glere5 peiterqefilbrt.
Sn aQem legten bic Serri1aitcn ettpa
~ WeiIen 5uriid.
I)iorgen Radnittag trirb Gin Spa-
5iesqang Don Clifton naf VT. SealtGp
lmteinomnen. 9lne Gle iih oaran BE-
theil;gen n1nlen, limb eriud)t, Conn.
tas 9'ahmittag H2 llbr an Der gfe
Ger Clifton unb 2uSIop 9(benue 81
eriteiuen. Serr Ssfar Diebl piro als
2e;ier inugiren unb Srau CHARLES 6.
2eiier ala 9egleiterin Der 9amen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-24
Zhdbelbrnh
rras Der Gnbaner @alter Glarf oa.
pUu, als er anf bem Sransuort
nod bent Gountpaeidnsrif
enttpiideu ipplte.

gliit einem s9ibeIbrud ruihte &C.
iiern scr 30 Sabre alte Siibaner @al'
ter 9lart, Der oes ginbrudJsoiebitabls
aneefIegt itebt, ben geriub biiben
aur Dem transport npm 8eri6lsge'
bluoe nnd) Dem GountpgefGngnib gu
e,laplid)en.
Glarf, Der bon Sen Silfsiberiif!
9eierlein uiiO gicgfallp nit peritle'
oenen onoeren SdftIineen in einen1
9tuiunobil nadl ocru GountpgefaugniB
t,cnsportirt pur0e, mar es auf Der
;Sabrt eeIlmgen, bie Sanbifellen, nit
0ellen er on iciue SbidiaIsecfabrtcll
geieiisIt mar. obSuitreiten uno ais bas
auicnicbil in rollcr SSahrt Sie arerJ.
lng Ger Straigbt Strabe ilno nc
02lden 2luemie erreidlt batte, iprang
Glnrf nit filbncm Sat ails Senl Sc'
,a9tt lno idlug nit poaer @utt ailf
eas StruBenpilaiter, nobel er i'd oen
aupi auiidlug. Iroeocm sclanq eS
.gm, ruieber aiif tie 9einc 81 fonlmeil
NIB er ralnte bic WcaRiden 2I0euuc
entIang, perfoIJt bon ben 8llieIbertfts
GciCtleiu luo Mcgsallp, lpeIde Die
Sbbut ii6er bic fiinf anoereu 9rrc'
'ialitcii irppiid,en Hlel)rereli giirgern
anJcrtraut batten Rabe Der aIooiion
.,nb @Ii3a Strobe mar geierlcit oem
5liihtigen JienlIib nnbe aiif oen sScr.
ien liao gab eiuen ,Sdredidplb ab, aber
G!arf belt al6 lest nod nidyt az ino
- fam ,n elmer fl,rsen Seeiago olr1
ore Si6fe peri6ieoener Soiiier, bis es
idlieblih gsIong, ben aus einer aoof'
iOlnbc blutenhen ,rno fait r0Ilig er.
Ihopitcu SIiibtIina binaieit an ma.
hcn. er puroc oann porerit ;llh Dem
itiotiifsu Soipital gebradt uno bort
perGunbcn nohbem Die aerste einen
Sd,1Oelbrub fcuitotirt batten.
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4exti@eS 9beater.
Morsen Nbenb Grnit u. @ilbenhr,id,s
beriiBmt,s Sdanipiel uSie Saa.
beulerde" in slanseubsr
geietung.

gincs Der Soften @olfsIS SfNauipiele
Seiitider 9itterotlir tpiro morgen nui
unierer oeItid,en gIbne sur 9lufiilD'
.ung gcllngen uno 3par Die D!Salibcn'
!erdje" bon grrrit BON @iloenbrild,.
9ieies ipi:fun5spolle @erf lit clIt
itdnoises Iapertoiritiid nQer beutldJeu
gIbnen unn miro aub in Cincinnati
3rpeiielloS 3agfroft ,rio GrfcIg mlf
oas Eublifum aiIsilbeu. Gtnitc UNI
torpicgen5 beitere Ssenen folgcn III
cngene6lncr abpedslung uro haltrr
oas Ssilter9iic oes 3u'dauers bon sln'
lang bis gum Gnhe gefeiielt.
GrniI bon 0iloentruh lit teltte ct'
Ter Der anerfannteiten uno erfolg'
reitiien @iibnenid)riftteaer unb Die
.Saubenlarde" iii robl iein iuterci.
iauicItes uuO beites &crf.
Sic .Saubcnlerde" aibt iebenl Gar.
Heller poa ino ganS QScle9rnbeIt, IiG
Drn Ger bciteu Seite 5u 3eigen. Die
i.eIroIle" ipieIt Gle Sd,nub.Gortp,
enc @artie, Die ser aiinitlerin outer
orhc:ltlid gut lie9t, Die moeren
Saaptroaen ba5en bic Oumen 0toieI
iSrty, SeIenc @uerger, Die Serren
lid. Seui6, ". &Hnmerebl, Hob
Sci@enberg unb 8lap Dieorib, Ieb.
tcrer einc gang famoic aon1ifere
reue. Die Spielleitung liegt III ben
8diioen DON q. Ieper @igen ltlo al
les oeutst nlf eille geoiegcne 8teoer.
eabe oicieS beoeutenoen @erteS bin,
giIe,nano io1te oieie @oritelung
periaitmen me Die asRitgIieoer uno
0ircftor Sdmio pom Telitiden Sbea.
ter :ppellicren on bas ocrll1e lSnbli.
fun, iidD Der beutideu 8iibne IN Gin
bic aIle5eit beitrebt lit oelititls
SSsotale allfreft ail erbalten nno ~
ror0ern, in ipobIipollenocr ino that
frdIi.ser @eile clBunebmen.
ysintrittsfarten fiir mcrgen slbeno
limo bel BOB & 2afamp, Gpotbefe,
9ine lrlb 12. Ctr, Eel. Canal 1911,
io.plc Inn @ran5 Opera Souie, gor
Giiire, Eel. Canal 401, 81 baben.
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Dies unh 9as.

Der Oudport6 Democratic
Club, Der betanntIiA CUR Snaueuras
tion bes prGIioenten Wilipu idbrt,
pirb ii6 am Gage Isiuer goreiis ben
ginciruatiern in ieiner parabeunis
form prGientiren unb burh bic Stras
Ben mad pem 81bnbof maritiren.
Die abiabrt erfplgt am 3. W6rS I'm
5pei llbr Rabmittass mtttels Suu.
bersuges Der y. u. 8. 9abn
Wtit Der 8erlegung oer itdbtis
ihen Releren5bibIiotbet BON Ratbs
baufe nab Der uniperTitGt tpurbe am
seftrige1 Gage beeonneu.
giirgermeiIter pu6tu unb 4rs
beitsoirettor Sprnberaer iiub geitern
pon ibren 5erieuretien 3uriidsetebrt
uno bGben ibre Imtsobliesenbeiteu
ipisber iibernpmmen.
Das Stdotratbs &emHtttts
fir Straben beibdftists fih seitern
ipieber nit Der neuen TertebrsorDis
nanS unb Der Sibuns pobnte auA
Der SiIfsitdotanfpalt Rpcu BET. Der
8ertretsr elmer grpber Snouftriesgln.
luse fuhie borum nad. BOB aus oem
OrbinanSentpurf bic 9eitimmune ses
itrthen tpurbe, lart tpeI1er ule 2dhs
automobile gum S6us bss Strabens
pfI1iters NIT gumminretfen ausess
itattet fem nliiFeu. Bis er ertlarte. mfrs
bic bic Ourdfiibruns oieier @eIttms
muns Der Jirmu niht tpeniser als
$20,oo0 tpfen. 9us aomnrtttee pirp
iid bic Sa6e iiberIsssn.
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UerssbIi6
@etdmpfte yiirssrmeiiter padjta bas
Habnprojeh ber Sabbnbntruitees.

Raioritdt elmer aonfereno DON 20
@ertretern BON Diirgerpereiniglm'
gen erflart ji4 gu Grniten oer BON
ben Siib6abntruitees tefiiriDorteten
Wonbalsgabe bon $40, 10000 =
Dlii tpelGen fir bic Dabngeieaihai.
ten elm Geittralbabnbof erbaut tDer.
ben ioQ. - Der 8iirgeruIeiiter Der.
triit ben forreften Stanbpunft, oaB
Die 9abnen bic 9aufoiten oes gabn.
bots be3ablen ioaen. - @eiit fer,
ner oarauf bin, oaB er bereitS ielt
ieinem glutsantritt IN Der Sadje
gerbanoIutsen ,sefiibrt bat. - Die
ceninG9it 6riidte tragen oilriten.--
Tie 9iirgeriAait luito. wie Serr
Pldta periiter:e, Die 8onOansga6s
ilie uilb niruner gutbeibcn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-24

Tir Naaberfnaben.

9ehn Serren nno iieben Sunen be.
tbciIietcn iih amber lleberIano Ear.
ibie bes Gireinnatier @erbanbes ocr
qlmerifaniidrn aitbgineer @cieIl.
ldnit bonn g1tbe Der Glberon sloenis
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ilah slnberfon
oerrp an 0orisen SOnriag. Gn @aib.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-24

gcItern bei Der 3lueiten Qlerbanolung
Se5 JalIes leer alis, inSem bic @e.
i6iucrcneu iit nid,t eiilisen fcnnten.
sSrau Dle9ngblin beiano ii1 i'm
Sabre 1916 anf einem 3uge Der @c.
ianihait. als oil: Dem @eIeiic
elm Iorpeoo erplooirte, oeiien Split.
Ter oi.rb oaS 8aggonfeiliter flogen
ilnN tic oerart am slr!ne traIen, bal,
lie etDeblit'e gerIcsungen SnpontruJ.