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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-22

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turser 8asemfabrt ipurDs id in bas
Wilitdrsefdngnib gefiibrt, mo- i'd ben
Steuermann pieOertraf. Wir paren
in sinen grOben 3immer untsrgss
bradt. Die 5eniter iparen fart bera
sittert, bic 8elpa6ung bur6 poiten
duberit iturf. Sn ben eriien Sagen
mar uns ni9t erlaubt, 2benbs 2iht
5u bremen, ebenio poren 3eitunsen
unb Rnu6en Rrbpten. grlaubnib gum
9rief1drtiben er6ielten mir erit nnA
langen 8emiibungen.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-22
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1.S0, am Sdlub $1.78; fir gull ST.
50-1.51a, am S9luB $l51.
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1.O2, am Salub $L01a; fir Suli
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17.40, am SdIub $3.50; fir SaIi
$17.32-1745. am S@lub $17.35.
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--16.37. am S@lub $16.27; fiir
JuIi S16.3o-16.45. am SaluB
$3.50.
Butter. = gaartt nisbriger; Grsa'
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Sdinten 20-204c; picnic SHaltsrn
141-15e; 9reatfait Bacon 21-
23c; S6ultern in padet.n 14a-15e;
Rep yort Gut 14a-15c; trodsn.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-22

Sic ilmidbe I'm bieIissn Glsarinsbsus
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-22

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placid.
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Uranes (S&petaj 1916.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-22

Whtstep.
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filters 5iniIbeb GoObs auf Der gaiis
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gutter 17qc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-08
State Physicians
VIII Be Requested
to Aid Draft Work

The physicians of Oklahoma as well
As the states attorneys, are to be given
An opportunity 10 aid the nations ex-
elnptIon boards N the matter Of helping
young men cortee,ly fill ont Question.
halres, According to a newly Announced
plan.
Litu,enant Claude A. Thompson Of
the u. B, army n,ediral cotps, now at
iached ID the Oklahoma sdlatant gen.
efals department. Is engaged IN dis.
trictihg 0klahetNA Ahd appointing med
ical advisory byafhs in each district.
Each boAfd will have a membership
Of hot less than three physicians and
in most cases, more will be named, no
limit being placed on the number that
may serve on board
All selected men who are rejected on
the grounds Of physical defects must
be passed upon by a member Of the
medical advisory board before being
released from service, Selected men
who are accepted by the physieiana Of
local boards and WIN are dissatisfied
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-08
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-08
Sim Feiners Are
Ready to Fight
In Flanders Line

LONDON, bee, 6,-ln the midst Of
great anxiety sbou, Italy Russia and
Rumania, and the outcome Of The STU
pendous battle OF Cambfai Ireland, ~
all places, Is sendins out news OF good
cheer.
For some time Il has been evident
that the Sim Feiners who refused 10
enter the convention were becoming
more friendly toward II. Yesterday
their leader De Valera, stated that Sinn
Feiners will fight In Flanders when
they have solid ground for believing
that lreland's freedom can be won
there, and that were England 10 SCI
free Ireland tomorrow The allies coald
have the hall million inch said to be
available IN ireland. The fact is thai
these Irish have been promising a fiph,
and been brepated for a fight and are
spelling for H.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-08

grateful many times that the officer
selected my shoes Instead ci nAysef
| only wish he had selected my trousers
and shirts.
The captain informed US that those
who desired to attend the next officers
training camp should send in a memo
randum expressing their desire.
They are selecting only rNen WIN eS-
press a desire to attend, | sen, IN my
Name ard am hoping that n Is given
tAyorable consideration.
wrote some time ego about men
talking IN their SHEEP, Well I'm guilty,
too. AT hast was informed last FL.
day that | simply TALKED oil the night
before on everything from drilling A
squad 10 battalion drill I deht believ,
4 but just wonder n that Thankssiv'
ing dinner and supper had anything II
do with H.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-08
10 SIT 4
WAETuERA&
WILL run aoADs
President Considers AItsrna-
tIves In Railway Matter

WASHINGTON, Dec a---President
Whom was aevotms All Ne s*tAsatm
today TO the railroad problem tish the
intention Of making a quick decision on
whether the government shall operate
he railroads for the war emergency Or
whether Il shah extend aid IN the wty
,he railways ak.
II wss said that ote of tht ehitf Az
fleulties N The way Of shocAint spssfM-
trstN operation was that oi lindtno 4
railway administrator. One ut Mc
principal cohsiderations, Il Wei ssASsd.
vas whether u would be besSef 10
Moose A railrcad mAn Of sosns hlthk
developed administrator from another
Inc OF business.
Railway executives are ,eAetf 10
avoid government operation BY hAvihk
consrc. permit, the practical unifieA.
tioh N all the roads, by suspendlhe up-
Grafton oi The antitrust and. ami -v0ol.
Ing laws and further having tfk govern
nttht Or BY GUARANTY of sttatitiet. bro
ylk the roads Without about I MNth
dollars for road and tefmlhAi equip.
ttvnt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-08
NATIONAL ARMY LIFE
frss the diary Oklahoma City patsr
81 the tfW selseted for army service. he al Camp
Travis saA Aatonic rssssA
Quarantine On Again

| atm afraid we crowed a little bit
too soon about being uut pi quarantine
We were out about four days and then
another case of measles developed
Just think Of fourteen more days in
camp, I'm afraid the fellow who has
them will not get much sympathy from
the men. Every fellow who feels The
least bit sick has several solicitors
friends advising him to run over to the
hospital and let them look him over.
It's difficult to tell whether they are
interested In his welfare or il they are
afraid he will be the cause of an ad-
dltonal two weeks to the quatantihe
term.
! was on quart again yesterday I've
been gathering my share OF this duty
There are ONLY three sergeants to pass
1t to In our company, so you can see II
comes around rather regularly. There
is nothing particularly hard about il
except the twenty-iour hour stunt and
losing 30 much sleep,
Penalty for Dirt.
| got off at go o'clock this morn
ing Just N time to miss Inspection,
We were inspected again to-day be.
cause of the poor showing we made
Friday morning Company A made a
very poor showing then and you cah
bet the captain had blood In his eye
this morning. The result was that We
did our best Saturday afternoon and
night and Sunday saw some real clean
barracks,
They were to be clean or the whole
company would be confined to camp
an additional two weeks. | don't be
lieve they could have given as a VERSE
sentence. We were informed that every
time company got a black mark in
an inspection the officers OF the COM
pany were denied a pass to town for
two weeks and they claimed that they
were not going to stay IN camp by
themselves
Last Tuesday | went out to the tar
get range with Lewis machine gun
or automatic rifle. was afraid |
would be gun-shy hut after firing II
once | felt as II | had been used to il
all my life. have not fired a gun in
several years and YOU know how one
becomes afraid Of Il. think I'll be
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-08

able to operate one now BY myself
will probably set to 40 TO Leon
Springs with them TO take part in some
Cornbat firing
Thanksgivins Enjoyed.
We had a regular holiday Thanks
giving Nice dinner and a etta, foot
ball game between Kelly Eeld and
Camp Travis IN the afternoon II was
some game and Camp Travis won
| was just beginning to think was
getting real tough and would never
suffer any more stiff muscles bu, the last
week we have had several exercises to
develop the arm wrists and hands 50
as to be able to hold a rifle for
some time without becoming tired.
These exercises are something awful,
My arms are 50 sore can hardly
move them We are getting ready to
go to the rifle range sometime soon.
! firmly believe that the instructor
takes delight in getting us in some
uncomfortable position and making us
hold It a long time. expect it does
look comical to watch a company or
platoon of men stretched out on the
ground. face down aud raising and
lowering themselves with theit arms
and hands, We all get red IN the face
and every 30 often you Will hear one
give a etunt and hit the ground 10
stay
4 ran my nose into the ground that
way myself The ground was none too
soft either don't believe some of ~
will ever be recognized when we come
home we will be so much better devel-
cped than we were. was very care
full to mark down The size of all the
clothing issued to me so that | would
not have to be measured again.
Training Is Upbuilder.
The sizes are no good now. | have
already thrown the list away and am
cndeaVoring to change some of my
clothes for larger sizes, They either
shrink from washing or | am growing
considerably larger. | suspect it is the
latter When | first came here they
gave me shoes that were so large that
II took four counts instead Of two for
the TO halt II took the extra two counts
for my feet TO catch up with the shoes
They fit fine now and ! have felt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-08
'OMM|ES REvEI
IN IN"n0TELS"0F
H|NDENbURC LINE
rltlSh Withdrawal Gives Sol
dlerS Good Quarters,
Bp the Amorinted Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BRITISH HEADQUARTERS IN
RANCE, Friday, Dec 7.--The Ger
an today continued their work Of re-
cupyine the devastated area be-
eathed to them by the British, when
neral Byng made his withdrawal
I'M the Cambrai salient
II was All unsavoty task that faced
e enemy. The Bourbon wood still
is reekIns with poisonous gaSi Gram.
srt, Ahmed Cantoiue, Noyelles, Mar.
Ing and Mashietes, where a waste of
ins and the low-Ring ground on
iIch the Germans apparently had
aimed 10 dig their new trenches, was
erlooked by the British positions.
Into this desert the big guns were
Ring tons of explosives and machine
nners were whipping a constant
eam Of bullets into the ranks Of the
emy sent forward prospecting for
sirable points avilable for defense
eanwhile the major portion OF the
itish army was sitting comfortably
their new home, their consolidation
rtuslly had been completed before
" started to retire at midnight Tuest
~
As a matter OF fact, part of their
,tk was done for then. by the Ger
ans In the famous Hindenburg
inches,
The wonderful German dupouts and
|twofk Of front line and communica.
IA trenches were all at the disposal
the Tommies who look out with un.
|nssrned satisfaction at the former oc.
pants now labofinR miserably to
lid underground habitations
III is impossible to give an adequate
timate Of the number of German
oops employed in the operations
Dng the new battle line since Gen
hl Byns began his push on November
but it is probably not far out Of the
by to say that the enemy had some
tns like 25000 men.
'The British artillery fire upon the
aetuated zone is very heavy and the
.rmans have suffered considerable
sualties. Something like 1000 Ger
ans were killed north OF Flesquieres
stsfday afternoon by artillery fire.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-08
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Daniels Con111ends
Louisiana Sailor
for His Bravery

WASHINGTON. Dee e--W 2.
Esehhsrdt one OF the ARMED naval
quart Of the American aitArer
Rochester sunk by Z submarine, Ms
been commended BY Secretary DANlsls
fpt gallAnlfy displayed during he
absndehfAent oi tht sinking ytssA The
seat,,eh .rsiussd 10 enter 4 ifsboAl aAtii
saliAfied that hls COMMANDED. had ott.
Mh away In ahethtt boat, Ehtnklfdt
was the last man 10 lsave the koshetyef.
He II 2l years of aye aud from, NSw
Orleans