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The Washington herald., 1917-03-22
TIPS ON HOW TO SELL
IWASHINGTONMONUMENT
Dr.. Sheferman Tells Y. M. c. A. Boy.
of Type of Man Who Would Buy.

DIR. N W. Shefferman told his class
in character analysis at the Y. NJ. C..
A. last night just what sort of man
would buy the Washington Monument
from a plausible stranger.
"A clever character analyst would
pick out a man with wide open eyes,"
said DR.. Shefferman. He should have
highly arched brows and a high and
narrow head. His mouth should be
loosely set and loose in expression.
His nose should be fitting upward like
an Interrogation point. His chin
should recede. His eyes should be
outstanding to get every word. He
should be -boned. His clothes
should hang loosely and not be of the
latest cut. His pants should not likely
have a crease. and his shoes should
be worn off on the sides. His voice
should have an inquiring strain and
be rather high pitched"
DIR. Shefferman is teaching his class
how to handle prospective customers
and he told them the peculiarities of
each class.
The man with the long head is the
fellow who always builds for the fu-
'ture" he said. Show him the dura-
bility and usefulness of a thing. The
short-headed man wants to be shown
how he may benefit here in the pres
ent. The roundheaded Individual is
aggressive and reckless and takes a
chance. Close him while he Is en-
thusiastic."
The Washington herald., 1917-03-22
Here's way TO RICHES;
RAISE ROOF CHICKENS
agricultural Department Says 1t Can
Be Done Easily.

Why don't Washington apartment
wellers raise chickens on their roofs?
The chicken experts of the Department
Agriculture think it is quite prac-
ga idea. and they point to the fact that
II quite a common thing in New York
nd many cities
The things chickens need most are light
nd air and dry footing. They get it bet
Pr on the roof of some high building
han they do in many a dark and damp
farden or chicken yard.
| To raise chickens on a fiat roof one
Reed only enclose it with a chicken wire
|ence about eight feet high. build a small
Poop and get some chickens. You feed
hem just as you would in a chicken yard.
In Pittsburgh the janitors of most of
he high buildings have chicken yards On
he roofs. and some of them make almost
Rs much money raising chickens and SELL
Ing eggs than the presidents of the banks
hat rent the first floors of the building.
In New York they are not only raising
hickens on roofs. but building roof
ungalows with flower gardens in front
Jne of the most beautiful bungalows in
New York is owned by Earl Carroll. who
wrote Canary Cottage and so Long
Lefty" and it is on top of twenty-story
building on Broadway. He built it for
his honeymoon. and liked 1t so well that
he and the wife have lived there since.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-22

SO sat down and looked with so much
BmiratiOn at the knight that the latter
/ ughinGly said: When we have rested
. will go together through the wood
fayhap We will meet with some adyon-
|Irc.'
YoI may well imagine how delighted
fuss Junior was At hearing this. Pros
pity the knight arose and mounted his
eed. helping Puss up behind him
And now. fellow comrade. I'll tell thee
" name: 'tis 1aurcelot Of the Lake.
his almost took Puss juniors breath
|vay. The noble Sir I-aunCeIot.
Il hope I NAV prove mvseIf worth. -.
'pur friendship. said Puss in low
pice 'O"
/ OF sudden. they came upon an arobor
5ding behind tree.
"A was an Archer. and shot at q
rog-" Hold on. my good man =, cried
r I.auncelot. II have not the ti,,o -
lar you re,ite the Mother Goose aInbs-
T. Tell me. what town is that Wonder
ay?''
''Sir." replied the archer. '"tis Rrau-
ebush Town. because there lives the
VI who scratched out both his eyos bv
Ehping into a bramblebush. And that
Fstle Is called the Castle of the Briers
|r the same reason
stle?' asked Sir LaunceIot
"A wicked lord. my good sir knight, -
kplied the archer.
Setting spurs to his horse. Sir Launce-
bt rode OF toward the Castle of the
Briers Let US 60 and encounter this
Kicked lordling." laughed Sir Launcelot.
At our hand Is an adventure.o
At last they came to a long bridge
which reached to the island where lay
he town of Bramblebush. The great
,oofs Of their horses made a noise like
hunder on the planks. This made the
teeper OF the bridge run out Of his little
Aouse. Turn back!' he cried who
ares travel over Bramblebush Bridget.
md he seized their horses by the rein.
Fhis so Infuriated Puss Junior that he
Trew his sword and pricked the hand of
ne keeper so that he let go the rein.
IN which Sir Launcelot laughed and
purred his steed forward. leaving the
..eper - bind up his hand.
Copyright. Is7J
The Washington herald., 1917-03-22
HYPHENA1ES ARE LOYAL
FSAYS BISHOP HAMILTON
-hurchman and Educator Sure of leu
ton Expatriates.


What will the millions of Germans and
aus.rians M In this country do in event OF
6ishop John W. Hamilton, chancellor
|oI the American University Of Washing
|soh' ana for 30 years secretary of the
IrIeeomen's Aid Society of the Methodist
Church and wide traveller, declared yes
'eruay that America had nothing to fear.
While there is danger of Inflammation
among the hyphens," said DR.. Hamilton,
because OF mad leadership which may
eao few astray the vast majority of
rerman-oorn persons in this country can
se trusted to stand loyalty by the Presi-
ent and maintain the high ideals of
Americanism
This Is my conviction after travelling
every state in the Union and touching
Ill foreign classes in my work I have
ound that the great majority OF the
Ierman-born and Austrian-born who
hink for themselves are loyal, especially
Baltimore and other eastern sections" ."
Bishop Hamilton speaks many foreign
languages and in organizing schools
mong foreisn-born he comes in close
contact with them
The Washington herald., 1917-03-22
Rockefeller Visits
u. S. Money Vaults

John D. Rockefeller. jr., and the
ball player are brothers under
their skin.
The ball players affinity for the
ball park on his afternoon on is
well known.
John D., accompanied by Mrs.
John d. and their two children,
are spending a vacation In Wash
ington. Yesterday they secured a
guide and spent some time in the
governments money vaults in the
Treasury Building, where stacks
and stacks Of bills and coin are
stored.
Very interesting" said Mr..
Rockefeller.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-22
PUSS IN BOOTS, Jr,
By DAVID CORY.
Launcelot of the Lake.

Puss kept thinking over what the little
girls father had said about being a sort
|of Knight of the Round Table. 1T isn't
bad idea thought Puss, 'and if
could but meet some of those famous
knights, what wonderful adventures
TPuld have.
Suddenly. as if in answer TO his wish, a
Knight clad IN bright armor rode in sight.
pom seeing Puss Junior. he drew rein
bnd cried:
Sir Cat. tell me thy name. Methinks
have met thee before"
Il am Puss in Boots. Junior" answered
ur small hero No doubt it is my faith
whom you have met"
" 'Tis more likely" replied the knight
for you are too young. lThen he dis
hounted and sat down beneath a tree,
pr they were in a forest. Puss Junior
The Washington herald., 1917-03-22
SCHOOL CENTER HEARS
OF FOOD PREPAREDNESS

Agricultural preparedness, as the basis
Of all real preparedness movements.
crowded all other subjects off the boards
last night at the meeting of the Jefferson
Amidon Community Center Association,
held in the Jefferson School. Sixth and D
streets southwest. Prof. o. H. Benson
and Prof G. E. Farrel. of the Extension
Bureau Of the Department OF Agricul-
ture, were the speakers. advocating pre-
paredness In school gardens and on the
farm. C. N. Thompson. vice president.
presided.
The newly elected president of the as
sociation. Mrs. NJ. F. Thompson. was in
stalled. Mrs. Oliver c. Bovine sang a
solo, Love. Here Is My Heart" Ernes-
tine Jennet, secretary of the Girls Gar
dening Club of Jefferson School. gave a
short talk on school gardening
The Washington herald., 1917-03-22
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

New York March 1.-Money on call at the Stock
Exchange opened at ~ per cent; high. 21z per
cent; low,2 per cent; close, ~ per cent Most
Of the loans were per cent
Time money was obtainsble with freedom, and
there was a fair demand. Rates: ~ per cent for
sixty and ninety days: 34.a4 per cent for four five
and six months. Industrial collateral, to ~ per
cent for sixty days to six months
Mercantile paper was in moderate demand. some
Of the local institutions being out Of the market
Some attractive material was offered Rates: I TO
~ Per cent for the best names.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-22
Will You Stake
a Few Dollars
to Make a Fortune?

You may know man who remembers when building
lots on Main Street could be bought for $50 apiece and
you may also know the who BOUGHT them One is a
dreamer with big memory and small bank account; the
other is "doer with big bank account The successful
man. instead of dreaming about the Past does something
the Present because he's dreaming about the Future, HIS
future This is OPPORTUNITY for YOU! Don't delay; it
won't do you any good ten years hence to remember about
it. ACT TODAY
The Washington herald., 1917-03-22

the United States Treasury for the rs
cal year 1871 up to the close Of March %.
1917. sssl. .ss4.7co. The total ordinary dis
bursements for the fiscal year lsis up 70
the close Of March %. 1sls. tszs,8l. .S7.A
The Washington herald., 1917-03-22
EX.CZAR IN CONCLUSIONS.

Vienna. March N.-Latest dispatches
from Petrograd state that Nicholas Ro-
manor has completely broken down in
health and spirit owing to the overpow-
ering excitement Of the last few weeks
He is suffering from acute nerve trouble
and has weeping convulsions.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-22
10 Good
Why We Should Make Millions of Dollars
For Our Stockholders

BECAUSE we will make PAPER PULP Non-FbrOus CeuOse.
Alcohol and Fertilizers
l. BECAUSE there almost famine pulp for paper making
due the increasing scarcity of the right kind OF
timber, and all other products materials
for which there is large and steady sale at good
prices
BECAUSE expert paper pulp have pronounced pulp
to be one of the finest grades produced and
suitable for making the most expensive kind, Of
fine printing paper.
g. BECAUSE have first mill New IBERIA louisiana the
heart Of the Sugar Cane Belt almost ready to
start productive operation.
TO- BECAUSE of all the above and because of
paratively small capitalization which gives every
dollar invested with chance to BIG
DIVIDENDS.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-22
U. s. Treasury Statement.

The condition of the Treasury at the
close OF business yesterday was:
Net balance in general fund, $50, IA. .5ss:
total receipts yesterday. $685. ,24s; total
payments yesterday. $1.4S0,s67.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-22
NEW YORK CURB MARKET,

New York. March 2l.-The Presidents call had Z
cooling effect on the curb market today and this
coupled with realization in some Of the more ac
tive Issues served to check the upswing Mdyale
with a few Others continued to lead the market
although activity continued to broaden. lnterna
tional Petroleum under proflt-taking pressure
while Metropolitan Petroleum remained steady
The Standard Oils were quiet and about steady
The Washington herald., 1917-03-22

United states reasury for the fiscal year
1917 up to the close Of March 30. 1917. ssi7.-
H4.7se.2o. The. total ordinary receipts
for the fiscal year 1916 up to the close Of
March 20, 1916. s470, ,S73,5Tn.
The total ordinary disbursements OF
The Washington herald., 1917-03-22

The somers system of taxation, which
IA been in effect in Augusta. Ga. since
fapusry 1. 1913. has proved its worth. and
III the opinion OF the city assessor is
IouaIly valuable to assessors. real estate
,eaIsrs, property owners and the public.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-22

The deficit this fiscal year is s173, ,3ol,-
532. against a deficit Of Ss.07s.62s last
year, exclusive of Panama Canal and
public debt transactions.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-22

Sc we have patented processes for utilizing millions of
tons of sugar cane waste and rice straw now re-
garded as refuse by the sugar mill and the rice
planter
Sc we can get this raw material at very low cost
Sc our processes are so inexpensive that taking raw
material labor and overhead together the estimated
cost is only $3.50 per ton of material handled
Sc the products we make should be worth at least
$3.50 per ton. net profit of $23 per ton of
material handled, the very lowest estimates.
Sc our first mill will ultimately be able to handle 300
tons per day. There are 300 working days in the
year. Figure it out for yourself what our net
profit should be on each mill at an estimated profit
of $23 per ton. And so mills could be established
and kept busy.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-22

The total ordinary receipts of the
The Washington herald., 1917-03-22
tits the Pioneers Who
Make the MONEY

settle the praie in spite of the Indians but the who did
got their rewards Read what of the pioneers of business
say regarding investments.
The foundation of wealth is the first 500 well invested
j. p Morgan. The great 6nancier and railroad magnate)
Find the and greatest invention and buy its stock
Alexander Graham Bell Inventor founder of the Bell Tee
phone co.,
Five thousand Americans worth million each because
they invested their savings George
Inventor and Founder of the Westinghouse Air Brake Co..
One good investment worth than the savings of
lifetime H. Hartman. Financier and railroad magnae
81 invested my first 500 in idea and made $4,000
of Marshan Field Wod famous merchant and 6nan-
cer)
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Sm Susenlsni6t Itrnrtbsilt.
,sd,mmsiinfem nnS pfli4tperssiiens
Samilieapatsr miiien idper
bnheH.

5aesleu Gear, 3507 gsiooleioh
slrenne, Der iid. nit DSdod,sn pon )
un6 8 Ssahren in 9uruet Booos I'm.
3ianIihteiten erlnbt babcu Toll. MIR
D. seiiera i'm SsilgeuSgcrita 81 einein
Sabre 9trbeitsbous perllrtbcllt. Segen
Dos llrtbeiI miro ie0ob Serufiing ELM
ecleet iueroen. 9torge aper. pon Der
Springi,cfo gife. piiroe pon slidaer
Sbus. gS. Soiiul1n aus hentielbea
Saanoe 5u einem Sabre arbeitsbdus
urie aMberSem nod 3ir Sabluns einsr
c5eIoitrufe bon $1,000 rerurthetIt.
1-ypbn aniep, 141i Rleaioiu StraB',
Ger einen arlabeu ari Abiucgc gefilbrr
baGen ica. wnrSe ebenialls nit einem
ISatre slrbeitslduS beoott Rcbert
.3ruofs, 1922 1irr Strabe. Der fiir
ieial aus iieben Rirtbrn beiiebenoe
s5omilie midd eei0rst bat. mib oatiir
EN- Ssabr i'm arbeitsbolls biiben @eo.
Dpnnlbicn, 1900 gilbert ape, Der
gleid,faas fir iaine Sonrilie ni6t se-
inrgt bate. fam init orei geonntsrl
9!rbeits 5nitS 1opcn.
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Der exglHdbe Nabssnss
ntittels Eireffsr
erfIdrt, bob MIR feds pro3eHt oel
eetreibe1sGiffe oerfeHft ucreeu
ieieL
uno baB, faus Der Eaud,bootfrieg nidt
tpteSer enersifer eiliese.
englanb Bis siir natften gutte aits'
1nlten Tonne.

oonoon 1. Siini. 9euneop
eesones, Der 9ireftor Der Pabrnngs.
tnittel .seboroe, erfldrte ON Greitag Ell.
nem s5ertreter Der aH. preiie geeen.
iiber. baf @rpBbritainiers gerIlhtr
m RabrunssmitteID DSdiffeH ii4 niir
nuf feds gro5ent belnifen Srptoen
bob, oas Rabrimgsmittel .RiniiteriuHl
Sen gerluit. 9rasenbeH 20 gro5eut oes
ggerthes Der 2abungeu eriest.
Serr Soncs ingte, ais bos gsab'
rirngsmitteI. .Winiiteriim i'm lester'
Ds1rs einen Genius Der porbanoeHeil
gorrdtbe aiifnabm. babe e gei9ienen
baB 0robbritannien 5ur Seit Der Grlltc
nir nod fir bret @ofen @orrdtbe ho'
| ben tpQroe. 9lber Die aisiidten ieiei
inioIge Der gtationirling iuio bes aiid
gauges in Der 8erienfung bon Sdii
| fen beffere geporben, fobab mon mn
boiie, 5ir 3eit her Grnte nod elmer
gcrrotb fir srpolf Dofer 81 befiteii
pcrouseciest, oab bic segenwdrtie'
giate bes Supports aItre&t erbaltei
Iiper0rn f6nne.
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gNafbimstom pbme Nad)
ri6ten.
gnEtane Der @iliOn'id'en grfldrin'
gen BON ct. Sttersburs nidt
beitdtiat.

@tibineton. .. G., 1. SliEi
e.ioas iit bcl oem aabelbieHit 3iuiidlen
III. gsetersbura uno @aihinGten nift
an lromlns. peaigitens toImnt onS
5ea geantten Der Ger. Stanten Acgie.
rlrg 10 ocr. Seit 5naen lIio pon benz
5ot'faiter broncis MIR Selegranluic
.l6er a0utiEeindseH einaefroflen, aber
Seridtc iiber bic Gage, Ueldse jcBt iln'
,eDsuer pidtig iiilo, foninen offi5lcll
llica 6nrd,. Ties iii INT 70 rdtbielbnf.
ter, od 3eihinssbepeiden aaein an'
dcm Had) gar Hid)t aufsebalteH iDer-
.en.
Iie guinierfjanifeit ipenbet iidl Der
9ser,Gserimg offbieIler Depciden gaii,
oeionoers ~, neil felt iiber einer
..Scfye bos 5taltsbepnrtenieitt erili6i
tnt, RON ben @utif,nftrr Grnneis eiiie
@gitdtig,ing Ses Gupfangs Der GrfIa,
tuna bes BrGiibenten GsiIiou betreif'
| .sieine ainiesionen iislb frine GntI&d'
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3ie Sibertb Sonbs.
Sle miiiien mitiammt bem Coupon
buseu iOrsiam aufheiuabrt iperben.
gOilul telegraph 50. seidDuet Srei.
BeitsbOuhs, bis lire Anseitelltru &c.
Gen Guteu3ubGnmseu eriteben f5n-
nen. - Die Bdnnereine.

Der aGufer sines Bombs Der greis
beitsunIeibe srbGlt elm 3ertifitat, bas
ibm in Der bonn 9efeB DorgeI5riebenen
Jorm mitt6eilt, bab bas S6abumt
Der Der. Stanten bem8 8onbinbaber an
einem beittmmtsn SutiHftissn Soge
ben Rennpertb BEG 3erifitats ns6ft
3inien 5ur Rois DON 81 proasnt pro
Sa6r ausbesGblen Dirh. Qnge6efiet on
bag 3ertifitot If elm aouponboeen.
Der erite SpupoH tpdgt bas Datum
bes I. Sanuar 1918.
Rebmen mir bes geifpiels baIber
an. Der Bomb laute auf $1,000 unb
.laufe bonn 1. Suli 1917 ab auf' breibig
Sabre Sn bte, len Totle 5sSdst hos
3ertifitut, bag iih bts Resieuing Der
Der. Gtoateu perpFli6tet, b.m sSrbas
Der am l. Suit 1947 $1,000 in @oIb,
unb Big CUR SGntsteit bes Bombs
hdl6idbrlit, ndmli6 am 1. Sanuar
uub l. Suit 3inien 5ur Rate bon 81
pro5ent per dnnum gu bsablen. Det
Idngebeftete @ogen >entbdlt 90 Rpu.
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q jei cine ernuhbioenoe 1totiatx.
Inatr Gerr Sssones. Sab Der gerluit iit
uur ailf ieds pro,eHt beiarfe. ECO
Lies er bsrdbIidsn, bot I'M 2aiiie oes
wsonats Snni bas aabIreide SerisiIitn
DON S6iffen iih uieIleiht pieoerboleH
psr6e. mas 6anH aILerbiHsS Die Bs'
rennlnaen iiber ocH Saufrn tperfen
niiroe. Bon Der ndditen ernte err
,parte man MIR einen gorrdtb fiir
,rocIfgaoden. IA man aber uorausiese,
ons Iltr geit Der Grnte nod EN- gor'
-aft fir ebeuiaas spoIf Mrden ocr'
bant en- Eel. 70 rpiir6c fir "a @oten gs.
iorsi iein. Gurh dlberit peinlife Git
tbiIrng iei es pieIleifi moaIih. ben
nad, Ser Gri,te porbanoenen @eiamnlt'
porratb aui "a @oden aiissuoebnell.
cher oie nothieen gorrdtbe fiir bic
iibsieen is @pdeu oes Snhres nriib'
ten pom Guslant be3cgen peroer.
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e1reibeitsbpnss tperaeii
suemis bonn pmblifnnf
sefamff
GrtIGrt bic amsritanii9s Sduti'rs
2lNoeiaiipn.
Sie slaubt, bab bic Bombs gum a'a'
zen abril i'm gsiB Der gan.sn
bleibsn tptrbeH.

Rem yort, l. SuHi. - Rad.
frasen bel 1900 gaHtsn in o:n
aanbbiitrittsu babsu rg.ben, oaB
ipenn aud bic Grsibeitsantstbt ell ers
iola isin pirb, bas Bolt i'm erobsn
@an5sn iid nur in ssrins.m Wabe
bardn bstbeilist, mas Sur JoIs, babe't
ipirb, bab bic gOnbs IN Der Suu2ts
ia6e in Sdnben Der gdnisn bI:i5su
nerben. Dies purbe am Jreitds noa
Dem arieesdnleibs' 'acmmittse Ger
amtriiaHiiten GdHtiers ahociatioE
anaeiiiHbist.
Die aagr uurbe ala .fear brins,rb'
bssi6nst unh be afoeiatioH tiinoiete
on, baB lie sin Sipeites 3irtuIar aus
sei9idt babe, in BEN bic BouieH nod
einmaI aufsdorbsrt perben. bic srSbs
ten 4nifrengungen gu MAIDEN. um Die
Bombs beim pubfitum unier3ubrius
neu.
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Die Oerimdbe Der frsns6It'
idea xc3iaIiifes,
Sn etodbOIm IN gridbens' 'DissuhiO'
ousn sinsutrstsn,
Merten Don hn fransSfrf4su assis'
runs nidt ansriannt
Grildrts Der prsmisr Ribot in Der
Tsputirtsn aammtr.

parts, /. Suni. Der premifr
Rihoi ipurbs am Jrsiias lsbbait ap'
plaubir., oils Ct IN Der Gsputirten'
aammer antiinbisis. bab CT I'M Gins
Dsitanbnib nit bsm aa6instt ii4 ses
Bsistrt babe, ben @sriud Der fran5o,
Iii6en rabliolen SoSiaIiiten, nit beut'
itsn unb anbsren SosioIiiisn IN
Stodhom 1risbsns WP9Ii6isiten gu
bsiprs9tn, ansusrienneH. aaBer ben
Sosialiiten jubelteu alls 9tputirtsH
BEN premier gu, als CT faste: Der
i5ritee ianu nur ourn sineu Sieg
bsrfsissfiibrt perbeu!'
Pei Griebtns untsrbdnblunsen
lam tsins portsi bic Rssisruns bsr'
irsten.- iasts Ssrr Rib0i. .pseer ots
Sosialiifen nod bic taibolii6e par-
tel, ionOern ss mub elm fran3Oiri4er
sgrisoe fsiu." Gr fubr fort, Is III
Id9erIib, an3unsbmsn. bdb bur9 ein:
iuIbe aonIsrn, Der Jrisbt berbeige'
ftibrt perben ionnte. Di, Resisrune
f.i Dorb,reit,t. sessu seipifIe elemen'
ipeIds Is ouf llnrubn abeIeben hdben
snsreii6 sinsui6reitsn.
WIarceI Cabin, Elm fcsiaIiitii4el
Dspuiirtsr, iasts. na6bsm Der prs'
mier sssubet bate. man iDune ben
aartbe bic aun5e Ddhrbeit iesi ni9i
fus.n. Gr erildrte. er isi Dor iurssm
aus RublanS 5uriidsetebrt unb bdb'
Dutumente mitsebradt, tDsI9e ,r IN
elmer ssbsiinsn Sisuns Der aamms'
brr5ulseen piinfde. Der sebeimer
Sisuns purbs nit sinsr srobsn Wla'
ioriiGt auseitimmt. poraui bic GaIs.
rien oefdubert ipurbeu.
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Siaungen", peIde ipabrimeiillih iIh
ais cine Der ipifJtigiten erfIGrimgst
iiber oieien sfrieg eripcIien sutrb, 81
rr:piaugeit. aapien oieier GrfIarurJ
iiir bic @rsiie neroen iton ieit meD.
.trcn 1agen bereit gebalien, aber man
mlt aui ct. 4etersburg Ipurten, ely:
man Die GrfIdrnng peroheiitnlifsn
Fam.
Die R6alidteit III porbunbts. blb
Der amsriidnilas Bciihoitsr. iDsltsn
man in Der 2lnselssenbeit unter etn
llmitdnben srobe 5rsibeii 'afisn iUhr'
be, ss fir bas Bette hdIt bic us6sr'
mittluna bes Documents an bds rri.
iiid. goli bis auf cine siinitisere 3tii
sn perlsasn. 9ieasibi 1T Die inrcrs
SituatiOn cine iOlde. bab bic 9:tois
fentIi4uns Der ertIdruns gu biefsr
s3eii tb0ritt isin piirbe. gDas imnsr
aber aud bic glnseiesenbsit per5Ogsrn
maa, bds Sidntsoepartement bat .tln
atom pon Snforhaiion bdIiber.
9as ct. peisrsburasr aabsl geti
bur4 S9psoen. SffBisns Tepeitsn
oeben immcr inngfamer ols gsreboepc.
f6en, ba Gbiifrsbsptihen f1irersr ~
ienbtn iinb, aber cine 9srsostriirG
Don iiber elmer @o6e III suii6isosE
eiipas ungstp0hnlihss. gs iinb gn'
Tirensnnesn ssmndt porbtu, bieisr
9srj0gsrunssn auf bic Spur gu TOM
men, akr bis iest bat man nod ri%ts
eefuubsn, mos 3eiseu ionnie. OF 81
manb bospilIissripeiie bic Gbiffrsets
pef6eu Der Ger. Staaten Regierurg
aufbdl, ooer Of bic gtr,Seerunn ter
Gntf6eibuns bss goiitafisrs Grau:is
entIprinst, bic 9er0ffentliduns ser
BON tbm abalteun Rots urH S.sIs
3eit uidit an fprciren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-02
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5 m 9unbesseri9t in Rem
gort i9ulbtg bsfuns

Rem gort, l. Suni. Sm sitfis
gen 9unbssssri6i purbm am 5reis
tng brsi Wdnnsr, bariinter Elm IHs
ipolt, uelfk unisr Sem Rameu rWlus
laad Realtp anb Development &c"
@sIfGfts bstrie6sn, lhulbis befunbcn.
iif bur6 bic poit on elmer {, D.
f9pinbel 9sri6p6runs betbeiIiSi gu
babsn. Sic iparen ansetlasi, Don stipa
800 auslGnbern BON $4,000 bis
$4,000 srlnnet gu babeu. Die
Gumpfldnbersien, iDel6s fis auf hOh,
Qbf6Iass,abIuns bertaufien. mGrtn
gum pr.ii. bon 81 pro ader nnge'
iauft porbeu. Die gnssiIasisn battsn
ben aGuferu ssfast. bnb Walasc.
q. e., basu bsiimmt i.i. bic aribts
italienifts Golonie in ben Der. Etad.
ten Al perbsn. Geloanlnsen in Gns
bersisn bdislbF fsisH pom S6nia pou
Stali.n. bem 9lapit unb lbeobors
Ttoofepelt empToblen nprben.