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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-26

n. de In R.-Como e! nombrc de Ia
poblaci6n en- que ocurri0 el hecho Il
que Sc refiere Ia information anterior
no estuviera contenido en- el servi-
clio que recib!mos, acaso por III error
de traSmision, hicimos diversas gcS-
tones para ohtenerlo, pero hasLa Ia
hora de fntrar en- prcnsa eSta cd'ci"n
no 10 habiamos logradO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-26

nuestrO servlclo, 81 IA rcvolucIon 10
huhicra permitido.
.Ahora. Ia Republica conStruye tam
biea Sus maravillosas maQuinas de
volar Y las construye tan perfcctas
como las cXtranjcraS.
La escuela y talleres de aviacion.
Nos da los informcs de esta bre-
We nota, persona que ACADIA de v!si-
tar en- IA capital &c Ia Repub!ica. Ia
EscueIa ) Tallercs de Ariaci6n, =
competcntc en- Ia matelia.
Dicen que en- ella sc eStan usando
va, para Ia practica de los alumnoS.
diez aeroplanoS De distintos :ipos,
construidoy todos en- los mencionados
tal!eres.
Sc han fabrtcado monoplanos y
biplancs, de diverSos tamanos y for
mas, habiendo sido hechos desde los
diseRos y proyectos, por ingenieros '
obreros nacionaleS.
Acaban de cHlpezar a construirse
los de Ia serie D., que segun la OPT
MON de pe-itos, son magnificoS, por
Sis condolences de potencia Y equlll-
brio, Y su disposition, que permite
que el photo pueda en- eli vuelo, ir
explicando al alumno que 10 acom-
pana el funcionamiento del motor J
todo cuanto he meneSter eXplicarlc
practicamente.
Sc fabrican ahi motOres perfectos,
marra "Azatl," que Sc han aplicado va
los aeroplanos con exito insppe'
rable, Y acabap de empeZar a cons
truirse helices de nuevo modelo, su-
periores la mayor parte de las exis-
tentes ' cuyo diseHo Y patente son
mexicanos.
La nueya helice, que Sc llama
! "Anahuac," constituye un verdaderc
triunfo en- Ia industrial aerea.
! Diriie Ia escuela en- Ia actuiladad
e! coronel carrancista Alberto Sail
mas. siendo en ella photo en- Jefe. e
Sr. Horacio Ruiz.
Condiciones de aviadores.
Nuesro informante nos manl1Ies
"a que la escuela de aviacion lie di(
dos halagadoras certezas acerca d
los neMcanos: de que son magniil
COS obreros, capacas de emprsnde
con Gxito, toda clsse do cbras, y i
Dc uue nuestros j6venes lenen e.
cepcionales condolences de aviadores
Entire les alumnos qujenes vi
verificar vuelos, algunos de gra
altura, advirtio pericia que 10 Sc es
peraba, Y, sobre TODD: una adnlirabl
serenidad, que es la condici6n eser
lc:aI de los hueaos aviadores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-26

j.ayvron las primeras, Y Sc hubieran
coNstruido todas las necesarias para
nuestro servicio, 81 Ia rcvoluci0n 10
huhicra permitido.
Ahora. Ia Republic& conStruye tam
bitA SuS maravillosaS maQuinas de
volar las construyc tan perfcctas
como las cXtranjcraS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-26
TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee LA PRENSA has
larger circulation than any other
Mexican newspaper in the Unitad
States. ...-.,-.--
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-08
POLICE OFFICERS
START WAC" WAR
Habitual Frequenters of Pool
Halls and Drug Addicts to
Be Rounded Up.

VIVA,
with the arrest OF three persons
Friday by police detectives ana tho
subseouent trial. IN ,,,u,,,.,,,.,
nm ah.u u''''pai court
y" e"afse ot 'agrancy, campaign
10 clean the city of drug addicts that
has been In progress for tho ,.s,
week w,s y,,,o, -,
"e"eu impetus
any. according to members of the
pohce department into whose hands
.he campaign mas been placed. there
10 10 pe no cessation OF arrests until
az haoituai users or narcotics have
oePurteu.
Ierhaps at no time In the history
oi tne municipality has the city been
30 cohscsted with drug addicts. Hard
"a session OF municipal court is
caIieo that AT least two dope fields
"ie MOI upon the docket charged with
eitner Dcins vagrants within the mu-
nicipanty or Tor having committed
"''""o'.
"c" houses.
ror the past several days police
nave mad various houses In the city
uhue! sutVeiliahce. IT being their be-
iei that drugs are being sold therein,
put SO lar nave been unable to find
supphes OF dope. altho persons known
:" oe urug aouicts nave been seen
" enter.
utihs yesterday afternoons ses-
SION OF municipal court Z. A. German,
cEargeu with vagrancy. was fined
80. I.urihg the trial the police
prosecutor attempted 10 show that he
was user Oh dope this failed, how
ever MS ACTIVITIES SO tar as obtain
Ins employment were regarded as IN
consequential py the court
for tne second tiine In less than
inon'h surrey Weiis was placed on
.,'ui on charse Oh Vagrahcy ana al
tho ne was acquitted on similar
charee apou. three weeks ago. the
court he,u that the evidence was such
Inat sev i,he WouIo De assessed.
~ waS ule a"nouhcehieht oi 'he court
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-08
PREFERS MARRIED LIFE TO
SENTENCE IN STATE PEN
Wedlock Saves Ono Man and May BE
RcsOrted TO by Another
Now Held Here.

To escape penal servitude, j. II.
Adams yesterday afternoon agreed to
marry Mabel Stevens OF West Tulsa
when this avenue of escape was
opened up to him by County Attorney
George Reeves, who took this action
following Adams action in pleading
guilty In Justice Lee Daniels court
when arraigned on charge of seduc-
ton.
Shortly after 8 o'clock yesterday
evening the couple were married by
|, Justice OF the Peace John j. Slack.
In the municipal Jail Harry Nc
Closkey. formerly pitcher for the
local baseball club, Is being held with
Olene Taylor on technical charge
while an attempt Is being made to
communicate with the girls father
seeking his consent to a marriage be-
tween the couple.
early Saturday morning McCloskey
ana the girl were arrested at the San
derson rooming house. When placed
on trial the couple was not asked to
enter plea. McCloskey stating that
he would marry the girl.
TWO sworn statements we're intro
duced In court to the effect that the
girl was only Is years of age, II. how
ever. being her contention that she
was II. The girl told Judge Evans
that she wanted to marry McCloskey
and that her parents did not care what
she did No sentence was passed by
the court and none will be until Il is
determined whether consent to the
SirIs marriage can be obtained.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-08
COL0RED FOLK DESIRE
ROOM ON STREET CARS
insufficient Seating Space Is
Provided, Claims Petition
Filed Yesterday.

Colored citizens Of Tulsa are to
make an attempt to show Tulsa
county court that the Tulsa Street
Railway company Is providing insult
ficient seating space ror It's colored
patrons. A petition arranged for nu-
mcrous negroes. who are to appear as
plaintiffs. by Attorney /. II. Spear.
naming the street car company as de-
fendant was filed yesterday afternoon.
1t is contended by the petition that
only two seats are reserved for the
the colored patrons and that in mos.
instances they are so arranged that
the occupants are compelled to. ride
backwards. Recently 4 delegation Of
negroes Travelled to Oklahoma City
where they communicated their COM
plant to the corporation commission.
they were informed that the cum
mission had no jurisdiction In that
particular matter. Later they ap-
peared before the attorney-general
and were informed that the only
method by which they could obtain
action would be to file suit in a
Tulsa county court. This was done
yesterday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-08
IMPOLITE BY OWN CHOICE
While on Their Wedding Trip 1t Was
Done as n Ruse.

At an East Cleveland women's club.
where the ladies are now spending
their time knitting socks for soldiers,
this was overheard and related to us
by one Of the knitresses
would you think" asked club
member. that my husband and !
would be v,ken for bride and groom
when we make a little trip"
"Why, of course you might, dear"
answered two or three. You neither
one " you show your age, and"
Thank you for your politeness,"
went on the lady, but wasn't fishing
for anything like that 1 was merely
introducing a topic. When we were
married-16 years ago next month
we figured out way to deceive the
train people and the hotel people and
the strangers | carried a big grip, of
which my husband never attempted to
relieve me: and he read the morning
paper at breakfast. This ruse we con-
tinued during our entire honeymoon. i"
WAS it successful?'
20. yes-fairly so. But that isn't
the question. The next trip we made
1t was a year later-my husband was
still afraid that we might be taken
for bride and groom.
Again / carried the baggage and
again he ignored me in favor of his
newspaper, at the breakfast table. |
didn't enter into the spirit of the thing
quite SO readily on that occasion.
But the custom had been estab-
lished. We went to New York last
week-and / carried the hand bag
gage. When / protested, my husband
said: What's the matter-do you want
people to mistake us for honeymoon
coupler
What I want to know is this How
old do we have to be before 1t will be
safe for my husband to begin to be
polite to me?" - Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-08
Mems Palm Beach Suits SS.45

Mems Palm Beach Suits SS.45
Genuine Palm Beach fabric; in
shades of gray. natural and fancy
mixtures; all sizes, pre-shrunk:
pinch and plain backs; also better
models: hand tailored collars:
suits that sold for $3.50. Semi
annual Clearance price -. .$8.45
Mems Palm Beach Suits $8.95
Made of Palm Beach fabric: in
natural colors and gray; all sizes,
hand tailored collars, three-button
models, pre-shrunk; regular SELL
ers. Semiannual Clearance price
Mems Summer Suits s9.85
Finest grade of genuine Palm
Beach and mohair; solid colors
and pin stripes, plain back. three
button models; full range sizes;
elegantly tailored; values to $15.
Semiannual Clearance price $9.S5
Boys Suits at $6.45
One lot of boys finest quality
Palm Beach suits: solid colors and
pin checks; sizes to IS years;
belted and plain models; nicely
made and guaranteed to launder;
values to $40. Semiannual Clear
ance price $0.45
Mems Work Shirts
Made of standard grade blue
chambray: soft collars and all
sizes; regular 75c values. Semi
annual Clearance Sale, each Ace
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-08
Must Work or War.

OKLAHOMA CITY. July 7.-"Go to
work or go to war" This was the
edict to loafers issued today from the
county attorneys office. The sheriff
was instructed to wage vigorous
campaign against vagrants. offering
them the alternative OF working the
county roads If they did not care to
enlist
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-08
Local Needs.

Visitor-I suppose you have some-
thing laid aside for rainy day?
Farmer-Not in this part Of the
country. What we want Is something
to see us thru drought.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-08
SILK popLIN SPORT SUITS ss.ss

SILK POPLIN SPORT SUITS $8.85
These suits made from the very
finest grade silk poplin; fashioned on
strictly sport lines. large collar and pock-
ets pearl button trimmings, shades OF
gold. blue. Nile green, navy. copen, as
we'll as black and white. Suits worth SIS.
This week at Semiannual Clearance sale.
ss ssur s....'.'................... choice $685.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-08
Waists Marked for Clearance

Waists Marked for Clearance
One lot of pure white wash waists
in organdy. French lawn, voiles
and batistes: fancy large collars;
lace trimmed. hemstitched and
tucked; regular up to So sellers
Semiannual Clearance no.
your choice ............. COC
One lot of tub silk waists; also
China silk and crepe de chine;
white and flesh: sizes 36 to "A;
lace trimmed. hemstitched and
fine tucks; values to SO. Semi
annual Clearance OF M
price O eOO
One lot of georgette crepe and
crepe de chine waists, in shades
of flesh, pink, light blue, maize,
gold. Nile green and all white;
sizes 3S to as; trimmings of lace;
large collars; some knife pleated
and fancy hemstitching; values to
81. Semiannual Clear GO NJ
ance at ............. SDAsOO
Others at. .S3.95, S4.95 and $5.s5
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-08
Mems Ncckwear 74c

One lot of Wilson Brothers fine
grade silk neckwear: in all new
patterns; values to 81. Semi
annual Clearance sale price 74c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-08

Time as n Shoemaker.
Time will heal all things. they say,
But the saying is not true;
1t heals things every day
But II VIII not heel a shoe.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-08

House Dresses ut Csc
One lot of house dresses in fine
quality percale and standard ging-
ham; neatly made for general
house wear: sizes from 36 to SO:
belted and some with trimmed
fronts; stripes and solids; values
c,ss1.ns. to sl,7S, ssmlannual 3, Or
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-08
Mems Silk Shirts

200 fine grade silk shirts; in solid
colors and fancy stripes: all sizes.
Semiannual Clearance sale at fol-
lowing prices: SLAB, $1.85, $2.45
and $2.05.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-08

Mems Dress Shirts at 79c
In this lot are values to 81, made
of fine quality percale and ba-
tiste; many different patterns:
with and without collars: stiff
and soft cuffs. Semiannual Clear
ance sale zoo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-08

Clearance on Underwear.
Included are mems and women's
gauze underwear in regular and
extra sizes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-08
Boys Suits at $4.S5

Boys Suits at $4.S5
Made of Palm Beach fabric in
natural, gray and fancy mixtures;
pinch back and belted models;
ages to IA years; guaranteed to
wash; regular $3.50 sellers. Semi
annual Clearance at ..$4.85
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-08
LADIES', SPORT SUITS AT S..

One lot of ladies' sport suits; made OF fine
gaberdine in solid white and colors; fame,
and wide belts; throw ties. Full sweep ski
that formerly sold $40. This week at
Semiannual Clearance sale ...............
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-08
WASH SKIRTS AT s1.1e

WASH SNTNTS NI $1.IU
Made Of good quality gaberdne and lint
white and white with dresden designs:
pockets: plain and full back; regular
sizes: skirts that are worth 81 to $3.50.
at Semiannual Clearance
sale .............. ..................
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-08

VHIIurCHS WISH DrCsscS
Made Of fine quality white or
CANDY. Ages to IA years: fancy
trimmings of lace and embroidery
Wide belt effects; pleated skirts
with hemstitching. Very dainty
styles. Dresses that are worth up
to 81. This week at the Semi
annual Clearance sale in three
lots at ........ Csc, S1.95, $2.0d
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-08
SILK DRESSES AT Sif.s5

This lot consists OF entire sample line from
OF the best known dress houses OF the materials
OF fine chiffon tafeta de chine and combina-
uons with sleeves and collars georgette
The styles present many ideas In fashionng
", Dresses that are worth to 'aaSo Semi E11 *
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-08
LADIES' KHAKI SUITS $s.45


Fine grade washable khaki suits in regular army
shade strictly military lines. button trimmed
wo-toned embroidery; just the suit for outing
motoring wear former $3.50 values. This week at
Semiannual Clearance sale CD TX
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-16

int 9eoden erlitten. 81. fpurbe na@
BEN ct. Glifobet9 SofpitaI gebradt.
ipo bic &srJte ibren 3uItonb als sinen
fritiI1en beseihneter. Sbre Wiutter.
syrau 5rsp. Courier. tpel6e bic Glams
men su eritideR psrfudte, bate babel
oil ben SGnben mebrere 8ronbpuneen
erIitten.
= Der 8obIenbdnbier Sobn greife,
pUn Der gorf Gtrabe, sIaubt ni4t,
baB Der &oblenbprratb In Reipport
eine Wp6e dusrsifen ipirb. 3rpsi
@nesonlobun3sn nit &pblsn, pel6e
fir Reppprt b:ftimmt tuaren, tpurpen
unierpees toniisSirt. Die 9. II. &.
&pbIsn So. glactt, bab TN nGbiten
Wlonat Elm eeniioenrer 9rhIenporrat5
aug ben Sentndier GobIenn,inen bier
tirtreffen ipire. gluG oiirfte oas
Steigsn beg Slrfes, ipeIhes sripnrtet
pirb, boSu beitsasen, bab Sunoerte
ppn 9obIsnbdrten am biefsitigen
fiubufsr Idnbsu peroen.
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Nempprt.

Eie Sclupurt Siiire fiir ons oGin
ciRuatirr @oIfsbIntt" befinbtt fih IN
glp. 339 9orf SHafe, geaeuiibrl
benz Gunrtfunir, luoielbit Reniafei
ten, SInjrigen II. (. III. bis 9 III,
9Ibenbs eutgcaenaenommen weioeu.
EelepfIu Suntf 2401.
- SeirdtbsTteine: Gbas. million,
%, unO GIiis 1bOmpion, q. 9sibe
BON 5rup, O.; 5rant 6. RuItOm. DON
ROrpoOb, O.. unb SOhuuette Grisbs
Ter, Opn Repport; Sarulb Ssnbrid,
ion, DON Reppcrt, unb 2usIa aru.
msr, DON Clifton, &p.; Grneit 8. Mcs
aes, %, uno Gbitb Robinipn, q,
BON 5raSspsbur9, g.; SObn Ober, 27,
Oou QpnOou, g., unb Dine Glif6s
nsr, %, BON Rem Martinsburs, 8;
Ql6ert 9. Ddsmonb unb emma
Wors616, geibe BON bier.
Sm GircEitgsri6t in QIsyanbriu
gelangt morssa bic auf $4,000 laus
tenbe S6absncrfastlase Der Tnrp
Sener gsgen Ric 2uB II. u. 5ur 9ers
burbIung. Die HIdgsrin fiel an Der
S6euns BEG 9ertlogten bur3 cine
Oeffnung uno ruroe berlebt.
- @anbolen, fpeI6e pprIebts glaft
IN bic 6odl6uIe in Sort 5bomas eins
esbrurgsn iparen, lsbrten bic puIte,
iiohIsn mebrere Grtitel uub SeritDrten
zine Qn3abl ipsrtborner giider.
- Sn 4lsronbria ipurbe aeitern
rer Ssrr;in bes Girtuitgerittes er6ffs
ret. Solgeube @eihporene purben
rereibigt: 9ouis Glart, 9ormann;
g8iGiam ginb, 5. $. @bite, Sarrp
sSobn McGOrmad, peter
SeB. GborIes DrOsoe, @sprge S9ulb,
Rcbert stitsr, SamueI Darlington,
3. :. Daniel uno Stobn giBbOlb. Mit
ter @erbdnbluna Der Gnflaee eegen
Sohn gebel, fpeId,er befhuIoigt fpirb,
in Grauts Gid auf 4rf6ur Daniels
GefhoiIen gu babsn, plrbe gsitsrn be.
sonHen.
- Der @ertauf Der neuen 'Sreis
feits 8pnrs in ben Iebteu spet Dos
fen niro pom ben psrf6iebenen 8ons
len :pie iol1t berehnet: gtetpport Ra=
tipnal gart $91, 500, 9eutf9e Seat.
Sant $62, 800, Central Soping gant
6, 1ruft so. $4,000, gitiSsns Gpms
neriaf & SdpineS 8dnt $4,000,
Dopton, Sp., 9ant $3.50, Campbell
Spuntb 9aut, gellepue. $4,350.
- fFrGulsin 4uno Qaurier, %, bon
10. 258 nj. pleofant QDe., Sort
S6omas, bate bei Dem @eriu6 einen
SnsOfen un3usiinbsn, I1lpsre 9ranbs
ranoen i:a 9efi6t, an Der gruIt uno
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-16
8leime YpliseisW sWa6riHtem

- Gin Defetteur fpurbe eeitern in
tsr perion bes 18 Sabre aItsn Der
non Sarpep berbnfttt, BET ieinen Grs
eaben suioIse Ti4 Dor nunmebr brei
Mlpunten anipsrbsn lisb unb bem %.
9uubesT Taupauerisresimeni ifberlpieIen
purbe. Sarpep ipiro nod isinsr @ars
niIon 1ort OsIetborp. 5uriidseIonbt
,psrben uuS bort feline Sirafs erhaIs
ten.
- qIs permibt tpurbs 9sh,rn Der
poIiSei Der 10 Sabre alte ". u. 5s.ie
BON gso. 2134 ct. Sames apsnas
eemelott.
- Gin stpas toiijpi.Iists atfsns
teuer erIsbts geitern 4benb Der slIs
mGns pauI Rsbor BON Io. 4s1S
Spring @rope Gpsnus. or psriud.e
an Der Ss9fsn Sirabs, in Der 9ate
Der Central 4psnue, nit siatr far5is
gen S6onsn an5ubanbeln, Der .r IN
Elm Gdbden folsie. no bic Wssir.
ibn furSer 5anb gu Boben IttIus unD
I'M s64 beroubts. Sic fliidtstr ii9
bann NIT Der gsuie uHb BEN arinen
SeufsI bIieb nidts onbWss ibria, aIs
Der poIi5ei isin @benteusr 81 beria!sa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-16
Sies unS 9as.

= IN ben DsrfdJisbsusH GtatiOnen
hts Rotben areuS iiHb D.rsangene
2Do6e 1863 esitridts Gtssnit6nbs fir
rnIere SoIbnteu berseiisIIt iporben.
auberbem purben iiber tauIenb @es
a,Hitdnbe, Die fir biz aran.snpflegs
benOtbist iInO, bsrgeittIIt.
- Der itdbtii9e Sirdbm5abntpu,
miiiGr GuItiHs BAT giirgsrmsiIter
pu9ta gsiterr ipieber einen ldnaern
gsri6t nit 9e3us auf gorf6lGs. un'
terbreitet, oi, ibu aus ben arsiisH bsr
Surssri1dft biHii9tlid Der Grip.ite.
ruug bon llmiteisepripilesien susesan.
gen iino. Die WebrSabI eitTsr 9o-s
ihIdge tuiro BON 5trrn@ uItins Fir
unprattiih ertldrt unb oab.r nidt
befiiriuprttt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-16
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