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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-06
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Die Gpuinstomer Cifiee iir oas
rGinciunatier Gplfsblatt" befinoet
iid in bcm @ebaube Der Escples
Gapinss Yanf & Sruit &c., Beit
GedJite Strahe. an5eigen, Ttttbel'
lnussn nnb geitcllungen irgene pel'
der Nrt ipsrben bic nenn l1br gbeuos
baielbit entgegenseupmmen. Sele'
pbnn Suuth 1854.
Gin Mabnruf an bic
8Irser.
Der Siitritts >2lulpaIt bes 8unbess
9eri9ts 3. SlatterD bat an als
gouutpanpdIts, Sbsriffs, Staatan1
pGlte unb poli5ei9efs bes Staates
Elm SdreIben s:ridJtet. in tpelaem in
lebereinltImmuns nit bem SuItiBs sSes
partement CUR 2lufrehterbaltung bes
9efeses irseno pelte sepalttbitigsu
Sfnblungen pber Danballde @uss
i6reitunssn perbinbert tperbeu lolen.
Sene Wtittel, tpel4e oa5u oieneu fols
len, bic frteoIiden 9e3isbungen Stpis
i4en ben giirgern unO yai9tbiir9era
3u itoren. ieien III tontrollireu. grf
fahrunsen in anDeren 2dnbern baber
seSeist, ouB tlsr5 na9 benz 4usbrucb
oes arieses uniduIbis. perionsn ibr
2eben einbiibten, ober bur6 ben p6s
bel an ibrem gisentbum seifdtist
tpurben. Sn maHaen SGlIen isien
bieie Qusi4reituHsen iosar bon Seis
ten tunierDatiDer 8irser ausssfiibrt
porben, iDelte ibr gefunbes urtbeil
bur6 einen seitipeilisen Qusbrua hcr
Geibeni4aft untsrbriitten. Sas eSuz
iti5s sSepurtsment peiIe barauf bin,
bab irseno pel6e GenalttbGtiqtsit
geget, Terionen irentoer NationnlItGt
ober neil Sol6s sesen Elm 2anb, nit
tpelaem Imerita IN &riegs3uftarb
iid beriilOet, cine frelInolide Stellung
einnebmen, ben Ramen bieIes 2dnoss
bei4muben piirbe.
Sene Gusldnber iebo6, nit oeren
Seburtslanb Qmerita Sriea fiihr!,
ipel9e ii6 ungeiebIi6e SanOlungen crs
1auben, tperben bem Geieb gemGB Be-
ftraft perbsn. 9ieienigeH, ipsl6e bos
Gefeb befolgen. tDnnen ungeItDrt ibren
friebli6en geiddfttguusen naagebrn.
= Dor ben StaOts&ommiIiGrcn
eridienen seitern me6rers .iSrduen,
ipelae gegen bic @er6sFeruns Der
9ine Strabs, spii9en II. uno unb
19. Strabe, proteitirten. Ha1 elmer
lebbaft sefiibrten Debate nurbs bic
0erbeferung troBoem nit 3 gegeH 2
StimmeH augsoronet. = Der Stoot>
@oli5itor Durbe beouftragt, qeoen 2
@runOeisentbiimer, 6s6ufs 9erldrasz
rung Der Solman 9lpenue. bas Hprs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ansuitrengen.
- CLAUDE 6. Sambrit bon Htds
monb, Sp., purbe geitern untsr Der
4ntlase Der Jdli4uns ben @robges
i9Dorenen iiberpisien.
- Sm gunoesgeri6t purbe Der
Utorl9du U. 2B. SHeMpre, rel5er
einen Wonbf6etner Hamens Wlofe
GeItner gst6btet bate. DON ben @es
fhporsnen freiseipro4en.
= Seiratbsfdeine: Geo. .. Rilep,
20, uHb Beatrice Resb, 81, beib. pon
GinrinHati. - Sscar Stren5, %, lnS
Wfdrp Brennan, 81. 5eibe DON Gtncins
nati.- emmett 9. Waplanb, So, BON
Sanbers, ap., uHb Srau Wauriee R.
Grlgler, 80, bon grlanser, Hp.
- @eiisttteL 8erarroerungen: Sp.
8ebrtnger an Geo. @. &abn eine Got
bon 70 bel 60 fSlrb on Der Rorbieite
Der Deter StraBe, 81 81; 8m. Cor.
Itne ai wuI u. weaaS, cine Sot an Der
DSoropeit.@de Der 13. uno BbeeIer
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-06

Strabe, 20 BEL SO SUB, 5u ST; 6. 3.
Ial1lanoigbmn II. u. an Com. s..
Wacaennn, cine 2ot an Der Siibieite
Der IS. SiruBe, iiibli9 Der @reemlp
iStrabe, 20 bel SS SUB, sr 81; geliie
%. 8eler al Geo. 6. @aomberg, cine
BOT on Der 33. Strabe III Siio.Gop.
ington, 100 BEL $50 SUB, 5u 81; Sp.
gebre1ls OH 8nt. 9ohrneier, eine 9ot
an Der Rorboitefe Der @ontcIair glpe.
uno Nlnorep StraBe in 2libIotp, 3S BEL
107 SUB, 5u 81; bic Sort Mitfea
60. al Warp W. Sssafion, eirlen Strei.
len Sanb bon 10 Sllb Sront on Der
Gooington uno 2erington Sitrnpife,
gu 81.
SIN Gircllttgerift tpurbe geiterl
bon bem aentlifp 9al,Derein go. 1
gegen 5 E. @arIe alif 3ablung BON
$2432.S0 cine &Iaee eiiteerei1t. gu.
aleib miro I'M ben @erfauf zines
GrunSItiifes an Der Sitieite DER Sunt.
ington slpenlle geIegen ilabgeiudt. -
Sn Der alnge BON glnna Sdneioer &c.
gen Or. $. @iIIan, in pel9er Die stlG.
germ $1,000 S@aOenerias tpegen an.
1eblid idlled)ter 3abnbebanblung be.
batte, crbteIt Die Gldgeriu
geitern S175 5uertonnt. - auf slns
trdg 0es StaatsanlpaIts 0lafeIu ipur.
Den Die snfIasen gegen Jlopb Battle,
Sa,ncs Sirf ullo Oscar NfcG}aifp,
Iuelde beidruI6igt iplirocn, aiif 9laine
Sbielbs einen Haubperiuh ulrternom.
men 81 baben, nie6ergeidlagen. =
Gie auf $4,000 laliteilbe S6oocn.
lriastlase bes +. 8. Wunfer, 0a6lat.
uer!oaIter bon 6. 6. Sadion, ge0en Die
3. = 8arner Wadiuerp &c., fir Den
Soo SSadionS, lit gesemDartis in Der.
b1lIblung.
- Der ct. Warp eltbIetel.aIub
nil l42 Refrutcn aniperbeu. BIS lest
boDen iib % 9titslieoer bes aIubs
uemeIOet. gIm rddften Iienitag gtbeno
fir.0et cine 8erinilnluue itatt, in mel.
der bic notbige Gnsabl erlangt uer.
ben ioll. Die Retruten !perben an bd5
ariegs'8eportentertt boS @riuden itel.
len, boB iie in Sort 9bemas cinercrs
sirt weroen ioqen. s5ritatIeute iinS
glei6fals cr1gala0en, Der aompdenie
- Snt 2uolom Roli8eieerid)t nalrGs
9eitern &rnit 0iiggs, 80 Sabre alt, elm
Don ben Jii9ter Sontins
81 500 @eIolttafe mo so Ecgen @e.
fdngnib Derurtbeilt. Aiegs, neIdRr
eine RubeItorilug an Der
slm uno garneal StraBc ini5enirt
hntte, mar off 8erunlciiilne BON 6. 6
Stabert perbaftet aporoen.
= Der Snbuftris Club bat i.in
2ptal fir bic Retrutirung Der Rs1iss
rung 3ur @erfiiguns seiteIIt. Suglei4
lpurbe siH 9ommittee ernannt, mel.
bes barauf ieben Ioa, bab iebss 'sens
tier in Der Stabt nit bsm Sternen.
banner ooer ben NdttonalTarben qes
i6miidt pirb. Solte giirger, tpel6e
ni6t bic Waittel 6efissu, eine Slasge su
taufen, fDnuen biefe Don benz ROM
mittee erbaltsn. Sn bas Gommittee
lpurben bic Serrn ). Robert &elIep,
Hatbon RoieHbers, @m. WeSntofb
unb 6. 9. Dilion ernannt.
- Der Sarmer Samss ginbel fanb
geiterH uuterbalb 8romlsp, 5ipiIden
gromlsb unb 4nberion's JerrD bic
aei6e zines unsefdbr 45 Sabre alten
Wannss. Die 2eide mag bofdtens
3 Gage I'm DaHer selegeu baben. Sn
Der Rodtufhe bes llnbetanntsu tpurbe
sine gineinnatier Gasre6nung gsfun,
ben; jsbo9 tonnte Der Rame, tpsl6er
pur9 bas WuHer berlDfdt fporben
tnar, ni4t fefseitsat perbeu. Derl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-06
8,pei Der Mdbd,en,
WsIde am Wliittpo6 In ber bisfisen
Wunitionsfabrit 8ranbtpunoen
erIit.sn, iinb seiiorben.

Serf.p gitb. q. s., 5. april.
- 3psi BON ben stpan5is Mdb&en.
ipelGe am Wiitpoh 4bsnb burh
gsrbrsnn.n bon rauhlcTen puIpsr in
Der Munitionsfabrii an Dstpilsr
Strabs psrlebt tporben iparen iinb
am 9oneritna in sinem SofpitaI &c.
itorbsn, bic 10 Sabre aIts Rofe Ros
gers unb bic 1Ssidbripe Gleancr Wdr'
Stl. 3fpei anbsre Mabhen tpsrb,n
sbenfalls iisrben unb Der 3uiianb Don
ipeiieren bier IN f.br betenflih. 8i.
Cpfsr battsn an einem aontrait fir
bic rufiIhe Regisruns eearbeit.t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-06
SeHenme mnb 3abton.

- Charles $. 5ausmanu BON
geneOue bepirbt iid nm Die repu6litas
niI6e domination fir bas amt bss
StabtcIerts. Die primdrpabI piro
am a. 2lusuft abeeanltsn lptrben.
Sausmann, pel6sr felt 45 Subren in
gelepue anfGffis 1T, battle 16 Sabre
lang als StaSt.QFeHOr fungirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-06
Teutid).gm. staotperbano.

Sir bic bsuis efbenb i'm Dtutitn
a!ub iiaiifinbenbs WerIammluns oes
DeutiHamerilaniihen Stabtperbahbs
iieb,n pitiise Srassn auf Der 9asest
orbnung unb bic anlpeisnbtit auer
Delesat,n foipis Der Gin5sImitglisbsr
iit babtr brineenb ertpiiHffi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-06

Die gsempprt Office fir bas Gin
cinnatier @plfsblatt" befinbet iid il
Wo. 339 Dorf etrnir, sescnibe,
benz Gourtbouie, lppieIbit glenigfei.
ten, Inscisen II. |. IN. Bic 8 ltis
NbenSs entgegengenommen tperbcn,
Selephun Sonth 24O1.
= 9eiibtiiel 9erdnoerunsen: =
Or. @6efter 20. Doriep en- so6n 6.
Ramieb. cine Got 25 Sup 5ront an
Der Siioieite Der 0ierten Strabe. -
Sames 8. Sentins an emma Sauer
breb, cine Got an Der Siibfeite bes
9emple place in Sputbsats 40 bel
100 SUB gu 81.
Seiratbsid,ine. 5reO Tus
Itabel, 3S, unb slmanba 8absntaa,
%, beioe BON Cincinnati, 8. - Bals
ter gilitan, q, unb glmiia $. Wteier,
p, beibe BON Columbus, 8. - mis
dael 5. Callahan unb SaseI RDrris,
beibe bon Campbell Gp. - @eorss 5.
8antat, %, bon Cincinnati, uno W.
Sbap, 25, bon TOrpppo, .. -
Mleab Smitb, 2s, uno Winnifreb
ROonep, %, beios ppn 2Ouispile, an.
- Sm SruIiseratb pon Clifton
tpurbe angebIib bic Reiianaticn bss
Stabts tsSnsenieurs Geo. 2inoiag pers
langt. 2esterer ioIl ause6Iid bic ges
iebliae giiItisteit Der ungsoroneten
8erbeherans an Der 16. unb Nain
Strabe beSpeifslt ba6en. - Die Oeffa
nung Der 9lnsebots fir bic eripGbns
ten @erbefierunsen tpurbe biz gum
ndhiten Mpnat berf6pbsn. 9eo. u.
MiGsr, WitsIieS beg Sruitesratbcs
reIignirte. 9ln befen SteIle purbe
SauI 2inbbol5 srpdblt.
= Sm gircuiiseri6t psrtlasts ges
fern Carl 9Iasier GarI aepis auf
3abluns BON $500 Gfabenerias ne.
gen angebIi6er geIdGbisuns Der
9dume auf ieinem @runbitiid ON
Reliog pIace.
= Sn Der SdabenerIubtIuse bic
glbabetb gilbert pesen 9lbipenitiss
ma6ung ibres 9atten. Gilbert SiIbsrt,
sesen Scbn SoIspb, 9}ster, aate lno
pbilomena gilbert anseitrengt bate,
srbieIt bic aldserin $500 suertunnt.
Sic bate auf $4,000 SaaOensrias
gstIagt.
$50 Rstrliteu fubren seilern
Wlittas mitteITt Der s. unb ., 9abn
na4 bem Often, po iis in Sort
Brisbt, ". o., sinem Resiment 1usss
tbeilt iperben Ioasn. anbere Rs,rIier
iinb fir 81 ssaio unb Sort 8liB be-
ftimHt. SurdfdnittIid treffsn tag
lid 100 Retrutsn in Sort 3bomus
ein.
- Sm Gountpseri6t tpurbe seIiern
Sobn u. Oebel, tDelder beIduIoist
ipirb, auf 8. u. Daniel seidoHe1 gu
baben, ben grobssi9pOrenen Ibers
ipisien.
- gbdrlss MiilIer, Elm @stsran bss
fpaHiiasameritanif6sn aritges, ipe!'
der am IA. Suli 1899 in bas 81.
Jrsipiniseu Snfuutsries sRsgiment :iH'
eetrstsn unb mad bem Gelb5ug s5rsn'
bon entlafIsn ipprben mar. iu6ts ae'
tern I'm ben giiresrbrief nod. Gr
murine in mnnhkhurn nehnrpn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-06
6Ietme Doli3einad) d)rid)ten.

- Warsaret aearnsp BON 30. 318
on Griite Strabe, Nsipport, ap.,
bic ols Wsrtdrfertn BEL Der Cooper
Rubbtr Co., 80. 717 Main Strabt,
onseitelt IN, tpurbe seItern bon einem
gaunsr, Der sinen ilsinsn giniauf
ma6te unb anfdnsIi6 nit elmer 3ebHs
boIlarnots be5ablsn ipoIis, permittslft
bss besannten .me&ftIsrids' um $5
bssnunert.
- Die pOIiSei fu6t ssesntpdrtis
.na4 siasm elegant ssslsibstsu Gcu'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-06

ote iI INuia w. Psh~
bam'ss BosiatIs Com
pounb fnr Nefben
unb far tpsibIins
aronibsiien sinnatm
uno % mid sn gutter
Gsfunbbeit tra6ie.
I'd arbsifs fan be
sauae 8eii. esnn mir
Iebsn' ouf Der 5arm
nnb ID babe bier
Didb6eu. 90 bsforss
aue sldbarbsii unD
anbsrs nreeit nit ibs
rfr 6tEfe fo bQk 10
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-06

Coroner Dr. Rife ipirb bic Ee8nuns
Der Gineinnatier Gas 60. ssisen, um
ipsnn mSsli4 cine Sbentifisiruns gu
er5ielen. 0ie 2ei4e tpurbe na4 benz
gtabli6ement BON DpnneIIp unb Gar.
rpq sebra9t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-06
aOmpantea.faaft. 8 0 m

sd bore. bic bsibsn baben Elm
ganisei&aft aesriinbet; mas mag Ia
ipobI jsber tingsbradt bobsn9- -
Der cline bic 4enHiniITs unb Der an.
.Ssrs . s5rIi4s Gsii4s!'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-06
Giit St5an1Inrg )st
yitrutn.
Gran ersGbIt, ipie ibr 9sbia 6. Sins'
bam's 4ssstabIe Gpmp0anb
baIf.

Beft Tanbu. q. $50 tobs bic eanse
Belt msiuss aebens an ben nrten ssItiisn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-06
Weiuport.

Die @empurt Office fir bas Gin
cinnatier @olfsblatt" befinSet iidJ in
Wo. 339 Dorf etrahe, sescnhber
benz Gpartbouie, iupieIbit glenisfei.
ten, gln5cisen II. |. IN. Bic 8 Title
Ibenos entgesensenpmmen iperben.
Selepllpn Suntf 24O1.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-31

Knocked him unconscious for awhile
ana when he recovered he was so
dazed that he had to descend. 1t
was a wonderful fight and all the
trenchman cheered when the Boche
fell.
L don't know where you heard that
tale about a bullet going through my
helmet, but 1t isn't true. l have seen
several such helmets but usually the
fellow was in no condition to wear it
afterwards. The thing that did hap
pen to me was that a shell exploded
close to me and threw a stone which
put dent in my helmet
Am enclosing some pictures which
L have just gotten developed. The
one is of myself and Steve Dresser,
the boy from Maine 1 was telling
you about. 1t was taken while we
were on repos. The other is n pic
ture of my car which ran down the
hill and turned over. Am having
some more developed and will send
them later.
Yesterday l saw the first Ameri-
can soldier in the war zone. He
wanted to see what the front looked
like so we took him to our post; just
as we got there the Boches started to
shell the place and nearly scared the
pood lad to death. OF course he was
not used to it, but it certainly was
funny to see how terrified he was.
He felt better after We got him in
side an abri, but he didn't want to
see any more of the front and left as
soon as We could take him down.
1t looks very much as if am here
until the end of the war. l sure do
wish l could come home for Xmas,
but 1 guess it can't be done. You
see, since the L. S. has taken over
the service, they want us all to stay
and are making it very hard for us
to leave; besides, I'd hate to quit
now that 1 am needed and am cap
able of doing the work. So l guess
you had better give up the idea of
seeing me for awhile.
m oil r.irht and on innirncr m ,-cnl {
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-31

lot. so don't worry about me and
FOR goodness sake don't imagine 1
am reaching up and picking bullets
out of the air or looking for them to
bite. I'm using all the care ! can
and am reasonably safe. Except for
times when the Germans lombard
the road or batteries along the road
or shoot at us directly, which doesn't
very often happen, we have n good
chance of getting away with 1t.
did a thing last week which very
few people have the opportunity of
doing. l can't tell you anything
about 1t, as much as l would like to,
but will leave 1t to your imagination.
| saw Verdun, the city itself and
went all through ii.
L suppose 1 have told you all the
news and am anxious to get some
more from home, so write soon.
Any time you feel like sending
some cigars or tobacco, don't hesi-
tate. Tobacco doesn't last long with
gang of fellows like this. So-you
get my point?
Love to all and write soon.
FRANKLIN.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-31

betes for years. 1 heard about
Warmers Safe Diabetes Remedy aud
1 tried some of 1t and got myself
in good condition and went to work
again. One man said he doctored for
two years and that one bottle OF
Warmers Safe Diabetes Remedy did
him more Sood than all the doctors.
l am much pleased and so thankful
for your life saving remedy that l
cheerfully recommend it to anyone
troubled with Diabetes and l hope
this will be the cause of helping
many sufferers" (Signed) James
Platt, Natl Military Home, Dayton,
Ohio.
Warmers Safe Diabetes Remedy is
made from a formula tried and test
ed and used with remarkable results
during the past 40 years. AS the
name indicates, Warmers Safe Dia-
betes Remedy is absolutely safe and
is made solely from herbs and other
beneficial ingredients.
Sold by leading druggists every
where. Sample sent on receipt of
ten cents. Warmers Safe Remedies
Co., Dept. 266, Rochester, N. "
Adv
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-31
"SUCH A BIG CHANCE"
SAYS MRS. zIEGLER
Used to Feel So Tired and Miserable
But She's Bright and
Happy Now
TANLAC THE REVIVIFIER

Words cannot tell you how happy
1 am over the return of my health
and energy" cries Mrs. S. Ziegler,
of SAG Rockland street, Lancaster,
Pa, whose happy smile confirms her
words of praise for Tanlac. the mas
ter medicine.
II was a sufferer from nervous in
digestion for over a year and all
that time everything l ate caused me
pain. Even cold water would dis
tress me and when 1 did force a lit
tie food down such quantities of gas
would form that l would have a
heavy feeling in my stomach and
1 would have pains in my back and
around my heart, that were so bad
sometimes I thought 1 would die.
II had awful headaches. too. 1
was so nervous / couldn't sleep or
rest and would get up feeling so tired
and without energy or ambition.
Finally / started taking Tanlac
and it gave me almost immediate re-
lief and now 1 have so improved
that ] can eat anything with a relish
and never suffer a bit afterwards. l
sleep soundly every night and wake
up fresh and rested and L haven't
had sign of a headache in weeks" +"
Tanlac, the famous reconstructive
tonic, is now being introduced here
at Gorgas' Drug Store. who has Sc
cured the exclusive sale of this mas
ter medicine in Harrisburg.
Tanlac is also sold at the Gorgas
Drug Store in the p. r. r. Station;
in Carlisle at w. G. Stephens Phar-
macy; Elizabethtown, Albert W.
Cain; Greencastle, Charles B. Carl;
Middletown, Colin S. Few's Phar-
macy; Waynesboro, Clarence Croft's
Pharmacy; Mechanicsburg. H. +.
Brunhouse.-Adv.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-31
FLAWS PICKED
IN SEMAPHORE
TRAFFIC SYSTEM
Means of Using Signals to
Advantage Yet to Be
Worked Out

Since the appointment of Mayor
]. William Bowman there has been
considerable agitation regarding the
placing of semaphores at the inter-
section of busy streets in the city.
Mayor Bowman has given the matter
considerable thought, rather leaning
toward the plan on the principle of
supporting anything that would
benefit the police department and
be an asset in solving the traffic
problem.
The feasibility of the system. how
ever, now is being questioned for the
time being at least. The system, it
is said by some who have studied the
matter. could only be operated on
Market Square without necessitating
considerable inconvenience.
Semaphores are used in practically
every large city in the country. New
York City, the originator of the sys-
tenn, has semaphores on parts oil
Fifth avenue and other streets where
the street car congestion is heavy,
Harrisburg streets are said to forbid
the use of semophores in any place
except at Market Square. Placing
item at the intersection of Third and
Market or Fourth and Market,
would cause the extended paddles
to reach over the car tracks. AT
Fourth and Market streets the sys-
ten might prove adaptable as there
are not many cars passing up Mar
ket street to Market Square. How
ever when a car passes it would be
necessary for the policeman in
charge to remove the obstruction.
Police Chief Wetzel is not very OPP
timistic over the outcome of the es-
tablishing of this system. 1t has
been suggested that semaphores
could be placed on the corners of the
streets, and thus do away with the
policeman standing in the center TO
operate them. This system has been
tried in other large cities. Chief
WetZel said to-day that he is ready
to accept any proposition that will
alleviate the traffic congestion espe-
Cially in Market street. However,
the present system of having police
men guide the traffic by whistle sig
nails, had met the requirements fairly
we'll on nearly all the busy corners,
and the chief is loath to change un-
less something better and more
adaptable can be suggested.
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II had been troubled with Dia-
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plane comes. When it comes We all
jump out of bed, grab a coat and 4
pair of slippers which we always have
ready. and beat it. The other night
they dropped bomb which made a
whole five feet deep and ten feet
wide; when we went to look at it.
the pieces of bomb We're still warm.
Now we are all working hard digging
a ditch seven feet deep which we are
going to cover over with five feet of
logs, railroad rails and sand bags
and then put a layer of dirt and
rocks on top of that.
Two days ago we &C word that a
King was going to pass by our camp.
OF course everybody wanted to see a
real live specimen of royalty, so we
all sPorted up. and went to a sharp
turn in the road where he had to
slow up. We did think of putting
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Sept. %, 1917.
Dear Family:
At last l have received a letter
from you and the second box and
! sure was glad to get both. l want
to thank you all for the stuff, it sure
will come in handy.
OF late, the. only excitement I've
had is lodging airplane bombs. We
are still camped behind the lines in
an old farmhouse and every night
the Boche planes come sailing over
and drop few bombs. We used to
run to the abri until one bomb hit
within fifty feet of the place and
knocked dirt and rocks down on us
and made the place unsafe. Since
then we run to the open fields and
wait for something to happen. Every
night We have to stand guard to
warn the fellows sleeping when a
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tacks and broken glass in the road.
but decided that he might not like
the delay. After waiting about 10
minutes a whole procession of vol
lures" came down the road. King
Albert of Belgium and President
Poincare of France were in the first
car which flew the flag of France on
the left and the flag of Belgium on
the right. Albert is certainly fine
looking man; he has fair reddish
hair and his features are fine enough
to be called noble. He certainly
looks like a king. He was dressed in
generals uniform of khaki color.
President Poincare was not so in
pressive; he is rather fat, wears a
short gray beard and was dressed N
dark blue uniform. In the next
car came General Petain and Bel
gian General and then Joffre and an
other French General and then a
few more lesser lights. But the
whole bunch saluted us, even Az
and Ray" There was also q swarm
of aeroplanes overhead watching 20
prevent a Boche from dropping
bombs.
Which reminds me. yesterday 1
saw a wonderful air battle; n
Frenchman and Boche met right
above our post and went for each
other like n pair of roosters. They
circled around. lodged and jockeyed
around for a favorable position and
at last the F'renchman got it and
opened up with his mitrailleuse. He
got the pilot of the Boche plane and
the machine started to fall, turning
end over end as it fell. The French
man circled around and followed
him down like a hawk. About 100
feet from the ground the Boche
recovered himself and started to
glide away. But the Frenchman was
right on his trail and pumped a few
more quarts of lead on him and he
had to descend, which he did about
q quarter of n mile from us. 1t
seems that the Frenchman shot the
Boche pilot through the nose and