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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-04
BAD CHECK MEN ACTIVE
Police on Lookout for Men Who Have
Passed Worthless Checks
in Richmond.

a few cases of check flashing have
recently drawn the attention OF the
police. Assertions have been made
that these cases seem TO he the work
OF gang Of professionals who have
come to Richmon in the hope of good
'pickinEs.'
One case brought to the attention o.
the police is that OF Il man who went
10 Sixth Street rawnshop. bought a
diamond ring for sos and gavc the
salesman SEQ in cash and check for
SO. The check was signed by Claude
bradford and made payable TO Walter
uNeill. and drawn on the Lincoln Ma
tional Sank OF :Jew Yorl.
The police are looking for man
claiming to be l.. Austin. who is said
TO have obtained cash to the amount
Of S165 and to>have given another check
for S4i for clothing. The $l65 check
vas cashed by the Richmond Cedar
Works and the s4+ check was accepted
by the Horace Wright Company.
Another man giving his name as c.
f. Carter and asserting that he repre-
sented lumber company Of Cincin-
natl. is wanted 70: passing an alleged
worthless check for ss6.3s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-04
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED
Methodist Ministers of Uichmond Nnme
Rev. II. ". Maxey as
President.

Tho weekly meeting of Methods,
ministers was held yesterday at Cen.
tenary parish house. The following
officers were elected for the coming
year:
Rev. r. NJ. Ma4ey. president: Rev
T. A. smoot, .. D.. vlce-president; Rev
II. NJ. White. secretary; Rev. l.. S.
Flournoy. assistant secretary; Rev
w. G. Boggs, treasurer; Rev. S. l.. Dunn
Vile. publicity ngent.
Rev 3 N Bockham. superintendent OF
the Ferrum Training School. was pres
ent and told OF the educational work
that is being done in Franklin and
Patrick Counties by the school unde,
his control. There arc $50 to 500
pupils enrolled In tho main school at
Ferrum and the branch school at
NowlinE Mills at willises. A modern
administration building has just been
built at a cost OF $4,000. Mr.. Beck
ham said that If he had the room he
could easily increase tho enrolment to
by the Methodist Conference of Vir-
GINA.
Rev. r. J. Murdoch. Rev. \. l.. Car
son, Rev. J. G. Unruh, Rev. l.. S. Flour
noy, Rev. T.. b. McSparren and Rev.
K. r. Proctor. new pastors of Branch
Memorial. West End. Grace. Ginter
Park. Barton Heights and Woodland
Heights Churches, respectively. were
present, and reported the outlook for
the several charges was promising.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-04
MAIL QUEsT|0NNA|REs
TO ALL LOCAL BOARDS
In Preparation for Second Draft,
Adjutant-Genera ONCE Sends
Out Booklets.
ONE FOR EACH REGIsTRANT
Booklets Will Reveal History Of
Each Registered Nian-Hoping to
Win Exemption, Mechanics Desert
Railroads for Shipbuilding Plants.

Questionnaires were mailed out from
Adjutant-Gencral w. W. Sales Office
yesterday 10 the local boards In Viz
ginia under the new selecttve service
regulations. These questionnaires. which
will reveal the history OF the regis
trants, will be rcmailed by the local
boards to all registered men not &C
cepted at mobilization camps. One-hfth
of them will be mailed on December
Is. and remaining fifth every week
thereafter, until all reEiStrantS nave
received tho books.
The following letter has been ad-
dressed by Governor Stuart to all local
and district boards in this State:
1T is OF the utmost Importance to
all persons who registered under the
sclcctivc draft act OH June s. 1917,
and who may have changed their places
OF abode and post-oficc addresses since
they registered to communicate i'm
mcdiatcly with their local boards
where registered and furnish their
present addresses. so that ques-
tionnaircs which will begin to he mailed
December 10, will reach such regis
trants without delay.
"All rcgistrants arc bound by law
to keep themselves advised Of all pro-
cccdings affecting them. and their fall
ure TO keep themselves advised may re-
suit lin their losing the right to claim
exemption or discharge.
"AIl members of district and local
boards arc directed to give the widest
publicity TO this statement and all
newspapers in the state arc earnestly
requested TO give continuous publicity
to this warning from this time until
the process of mailing qucstionnaires
has been accomplished.
RAILROAD MECHANICS
RUSHING TO SHiPSAVDS
1t was reported at Adjutant- Cen
cral Sales office that railroad COM
panies were complaining over tho loss
OF nearly all their mechanics who
are rushing to shipbuilding yards. IT
seems that mechanics arc laboring un-
der the misa apprehension that service II,
shipyardS. If begun before December
Is. will be satisfactory grounds for
exemption. 1t was stated that this VAS
ursustained by the regulations. Sec
ton No. 1862, which reads as follows,
was cited:
Employment under tho general SUI
pcrvision Of tho navy or the Emergency
Fleet Corporation in the building or
fitting of ships shall not be regarded as
ground for deferred classification. and
all rcgistrants SO employed shall he
classified by local or district boards
without regard to such employment"
General Sale daily receives letters
from registrants inpuirIns about the
supposed exemption Of shipbuilders and
shin filters. It is thought in his Of
fec that the ruling quoted above will
settle all ouch questions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-04
Suggestions Made
to Help Shippers
Express Company Prepares
Hints to Facilitate Christ
mas Traffic.

During the next few weeks express
shipments Will be heavier than ever
before. This Will be due to war con-
,dttions and the increased demands upon
transportation companies with the
Increased shipments. the difficulties in
handling them will be increased. The
Southern Express Company has inaug-
uratcd campaign urging the shipping
public to cooperate 10 the extent that
the best possible service under exist
ing conditions may be rendered.
With the approach of the Christmas
season. thousands ship by express who
never use this service 1T any other
time. AS an aid to shippers, and In
order that holiday gifts may be ham
died safely and speedily. the Southern
Express Company has inclosed in tho
Christmas envelope. which is distrib-
irons. ut this season OF tho year, Il
folder which contains shipping suB-
gcstions. When observed. they Will
aid greatly in Improving the transpor-
tation situation, officials say They
arc as follows:
Pack all shipments carefully; wrap
IN strong paper and tie with cord. Fra
silc articles should be in wooden boxes
or suitable cartons
Address plainly. using pen and ink;
don't use tags.
Indicate street and number when
ever possible.
Tut shippers name and address on
each package.
Describe contents OF package cor
rcctiy. and 6eclurc value at time OF
shipment. y separate department ia
maintained for the transportation OF
money and valuablcs."
in addition To the folder containing
these hints. there is incloscd in this
Christmas express cnvc'opc two labels
on which the address of the ono Ter
whoin mo package is intended may be
written. AS we'll as the one fror, yhin,
II Is sent and which bears; the warn
ing. DO not open until Christmas"
". a. Michigan. agent OF the South
erH Express Company in this city, IL
pertecting his organization TO handle.
Christmas shipments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-04
CALlSCH MAY DIRECT
JEWISH WELFARE WORK
Richmond Rabbi Called by Central
Conference to Head Movement
I'm Virginia.

Rabbi Edward n. Calisch or Temple
Beth Ahabah. left last night for New
York to. confer with Louis C;rossmau
president Of the Central Conference of
American Rabbits. relative to bccomiuE
director-geueral OF the Jewish welfare
work In all the training camps OF
America. with headquarters In New
York. DR.. Calisch is regarded as omi-
ncntly fitted for this work, but he has
not yet come to any decision in regard
TO accepting the offer Of tho Central
Conference. as IL would necessi.ate
moving to New York for the rcmainde,
Of the war and securing leave OF abb
sence from his work here in Rich
mond.
DR.. Calisch expects to return to the
city tomorrow. when he will announce
his future plans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-04
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
MISS FIELDS IMPROVES
Young Woman HUT I'm Auto Collision
Suffers Principally From


According TO reports from Stuart
Circle Hospital. Miss NJ. 7. Fields of
2ll West Grace street. who was badly
hart in an automobile accident on sun
day night. is much improved Miss
Field WAS hurt sunday night in col.
liSion between two automobiles on rho
Cary Street ROAD.
She was riding in an automobile
driven by c. j. Elant"n. who was COM
ing TO the city. The driver OF the
other car was w. NJ. W::sh. 1t appears
that although Miss Fields was picked
up and taken to the hospital in an
unconscious condition. that her fright
was really worse than her injury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-04
FINED AND JAILED
Heavy Punishment Melted Out to Men
Who Assaulted Mrs. J. l..

John 7. Talley and Rand Boyd were
fined $50 each and sentenced to serve
six months In the South Richmond Jail
yesterday morning by Police Justice
II. A. Maurice. The men were charged
with entering the home of Mrs. j. l..
Mosby. 1l3 West Fifth street, Satur-
day night and assaultins her with a
pistol and their fists.
In addition to the charge on which
they were sentenced yesterday morn
ing. the men also arc accused with
resisting arrest. and for this oTcnsc
they will be tried this morning before
Justice Maurice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-04
cred Cros. CHAIN Unauthorized

The Richmond Chapter. America
Red Cross. announces that the So
called RED Cross chain" postal cards
that havo been received by residents
Of Richmond have been sent out with
out the authorization of either tho
chapter or the Nationa! Red Cross Or
ganization. These cards are I'm the
form of 4 prayer for victory for the
allies. and each person receiving one
Is asked to make copies and send them
out every day for nine days. Several
persons have notified Red Cross head
quarters that they have received them.
The Red Cross knows nothing what
ever regarding the source OF these
cards. and has no connection with the
movement. Postmaster Thornton r..
Gently announced that Chain letters
arc held to be illegal by tho Post oi:lc,.
Department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-04
FORMING NEW COMPANY
Nephew Of Governor Organizes Coast
Artillery Unit in Southwest
VIRGINIA

Under the leadership of Henry G.
Stuart. .Jr.. nephew OF the Governor.
coast artillery company has been
formed in Washington County with
man" men from both Bristol and Alb
inrdon. Mr.. Stuart. whose home Is in
abingdon. viii hc chosen Az captain
of the new unit. lie tcle-raphcd TO
licutena mt Colonel 10 Lane Stern State
Inspector general last night that the
Command had been recruited to war
strength and was now ready for In
spection and mustcr-in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-04
POULTRY SHOW OPENS
re Thun ..aHh Fowls VIII he I'ut
n Exhibition To-day Mt
ShockOc Warehouse.
no twelfth annual poultr,

no twelfth annual poultry show
Ems III Richmcrd this morning at
- ockoc Warehouse. with n number Of
representatives from government sta
ton locks in attendance. There will
he more than 1000 birds pm; on dis
play by more than 300 exhibitors.
81 the same time, the annual meet
Of the Cornish and Barred Clubs will
be held Many silver loving cups Will
be awarded the winners I'm orter to
encourage the raising Of chickens. Nd
mission is free, and the public Is in
vited TO attend tho show and inspect
tho fowls The exhibition will, con-
tinuo through Friday night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-04
white House rucI>c.~ to spcn..

Under the auspices Of :ne Virginia
branch of the National Woman's Party
Miss Lucy Branham and Miss Mary
Winsor. both Of whom were recently
released from jail. following their mr.
rest for pickctinG at the White House.
Will speak in the Jefferson auditorium
Tomorrow nigh: at $50 o'clock. Both
have been active in suffrage work for
several years and are considered speak
ers :. ability. The National Womans
Party ,avors Federal amendment en-
tranrhiSlnE women.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-04
MIR. Waite Accepts Cn,I.

Rev. George 7. Waite. of Hcrndon
Fairfax County. to whom Il call to the
passionate of the church had been ax
tended several weeks ago. following &
series Of meetings which lie had cen
Quoted at Barton Heights. has decided
to accept The call to become pastor
of the Baptist Church of Barton
Heights. The announcement was Il
source of much satisfaction TO the
congregation, which has been without
n pastor since the resignation Of Few.
\. r. Eudd, who returned to Mexico
to resume missionary work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-04
"nlue" COMPANY Parade. To-N,rs,

Tho BLUE" Company. Coast Artii-
lcry. will meet at the Blues Arnlorv
gymnasium tonight at s o'clock, and.
after 4 short drill. will parade on Ercad
street. This viii he the first public
appearance of tho company. 1t is
promised that they will make up in
enthusiasm what they lack in uniforms
This company will continue to ac-
cept recruits for a few days longer ut
it's headquarters, 1903 East Broad
Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-04
Sol. n N M

Postmaster Thornton has received a
letter from Franz Elliott, of Kansas
City. Mo. :nauiring as to the where
abouts OF r., u. Moss. whose home. 1t
is understood. is In Richmond. MI
Elliott asks that Moss wire him at
once. "as his best friend is not ex-
peCted to live
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-04
Cn.en Are Continued.

Continuances were granted Yesterday
In the City Circuit Court in the cases
of Hester B. Hayes against the Grand
Fountain, United Order of True Re-
formers. Merchants Cold Storage and
Ice Manufacturing Company against
the ]. p. Morgan Company and Stem
hrecker against Kaehler
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-04
Debate on Woman suGr,rr.

The I'hI Kappa Epsilon literary So
cicty Will meet Tonight at 9.@O O'clock
in room i13. John Marshall High
School. Mrs. Moore and Mr.. tIaEood
Twill debate on the Affirmative, Mr..
Adams and Mr. Drinard on the mega
two of "Resolved, That the women
should have the ballot as war meas
urc." The public Is invited.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-04
BILLS Are Approved.

Tho Council COMMITTEES on Advertise
ing and Entcrpriscs last ncEt APP
proved bills aEgrrgatinE s277. which
wore incurred in the entertainment of
delegates to tho American Association
for the Prevention OF Infant Mortality
which recently met in i;ichmond An
Of $500 had been made
tr- liz PURPOSE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-04
To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

American Association OF State
Highway Commlssioners, Jefferson
Hotel, 10.
Mrs, Nellie McClung, nddrcss, JEFF
fcraon Hotel auditorium, $3.50.
y. w. Z. a. Wnr Work Conference,
Chamber OF Commerce, 8.
Academy -"E'erywomsn"; matt
nee, ESQ, night, $40.
Lyrfc-VaudevIlIe and pictures, 3,
tao and q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-04
rran.portinE Ardent sp,rlt,.

Nathan Gray, colored, who gave his
home rs SparrOw'S Point. Md. was ar
rested yesterday by Sargean. thinner
and Policemen Clark and Mandy or
the charge Of transporting ardent
spirits. When Cray was arrested hn
had thirty pints ol whisky i'm his pos
ScSSiOn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-04
Chrihtmaa Snlc.

The women's societies CT the First
English Lutheran Church will hold Il
sale # fancy work ut 1907 Monument
Avenue to-day rom to 10 o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-04
The Weather
FURNISHED by U. y. Weather Bur.nu,
Forecast: virginia

FOrecast: Virginia
-G c rail- fnir
Tursday ind We'd
nesdny; colder Tues
day in west portion
and In the enst por-
lion Wednesday,.
North CarOliuu-
Generally FUR Tues
dny md Wednesday;
colder Tuesday In
west portion ind In
tho cast portion
Nedncsduy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-04
I.Ocnl Rainfall.
Rainfall last.
Local Observation. mt 3 !

Rainfall las. twcnty-fOur hours. Trace
Excess in rainfall since March l.. 3.55
Excess In rainfall since January l. Ella
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-04
WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES
NAY he nEliI.,TI.HI.I,

Provision has been made for the
withdrawal Of the money. plus interest
to date at any time after the purchase
or the first war savings stamp. All
that is necessary is to give ten days
notice at the post-oficc. The So war
savings stamps are not transferable
after they have been attached to the
war savings certificate.
Before the So stamps are pasted on
the certificate they may be given away
When the certificates arc issued the
name OF the holder is inscribed. and
facilities have been provided for reg
isteTing them at any post-ofiice in or
der to protect the owner against loss
The 25-cent thrift stamps do not
earn interest, and they have been is
sued for tho convenience Of the public
IN saving Si.l2, with which TO buy a
IS war savings stamp. Though not
redecmahle. the thrift stamps may be
given away and are of value to any
holder, just as postage stamps
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-04
BUSINESS rs nRISK IN
SALE or ROTH STAMPS

Thrift stamps went on sale at the
same time, and the business in both
thrift amps and war savings stamps
was brisk from the outset. In Few
days thrift stamps and war savings
stores. trust companies. express and
railroad Offices, schools and other
agencies. which will be designated by
the Secretary of the Treasury
Save and Serve Will be the
slogan of the campaign. which Will con-
tnuc for one year. This is a measure
no, only for financing th9 war. but A
national movement to cultivate the
habit Of thrift
Thrift stamps are issued In dcnomi-
nations OF % cents When the first
stamp is purchased 4 thrift. carl ia
given, on which there arc spaces for
sixteen c5-cent stamps totaling 81.
When the thrift card is filled it MAJ. be
exchanged for Il war savings stamp on
the payment of an additional IL cents
The war savings stamps in turn. are
pasted on a war rawlings certificate
which! has spaces for twenty stamps
the face value of which is 800 This
500 will bc paid BY the government
to the holder at the end of five years.
In purchasing thrift stamps and war
savings stamps sufficient to fill the war
savings certificate. the citizen spends
only ss".Ao. Tho difference between
that amount and the 500 represents
the interest at tho rate of 4 per cent.
compounded quarterly. paid by the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-04
BRISK BUYING START:
WAR SAVINGS CAMPAIGN
Stamps Put on Sale for First Time
at Richmond Post.Office and
Throughout Country.
]. j. MARCUsE HEADS THE LIST
Local Manufactures Makes Initial
Purchase and Starts Dali Rolling
in This City--Soon Name Other
Selling Agencies.

war savings stamps and thrift stamps
were placed on sale yesterday at the
Richmond post office. as we'll as IN
every other post-once throughout tho
country. the day being :hat set apart
by the Treasury Department; for tn e
simultaneous launching If the great
campaign which is to raise s2.O00.oOO.-
600 TO supplement the bond issues and
other war revenues to help the United
States finance it's program foe aiding
the allies in making the world free for
democracy.
TO !. j. Marcuse. prominent local
manufacturer and member Of the
State executive committee, appoiateJ
By Colonel Thomas b. McAdams. In
charge OF the work in virginia. went
the distinction Of purchasing the first
war savings stamp sold in Richmond.
Mr.. Marcusc was the first caller yes
tcrday morning at the cashiers office
in the post-ofiicc. and invested s324o
In twenty-five stamps, which gave him
completed war savings certificate OF
the value OF 800. upon maturity, Jan
uary /. 1923.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-04
CONDITIONS IN IMPORTANT CITIES.

Temperature. Al humidity, -; wind.
direction. southeast: wind, velocity.
mile; weather, clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-04
Local Tcn,pcraturc.


IL noon temperature. ............. 40
. y. NJ. temperature. ............. A.
Max imum temperature to 5 i. Nj. a
Minimum temperature to Il. NJ. 81
Mean temperature ............. IS
Normal temperature ...... "a
Deficiency in temperature. ..... 6
Deficiency in temperature since
March | .............. 1G6
Accumulated deficiency since Jan
uary ............:.... 745
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-26
SeAenue anb 1agtpu.

- 9err Oscar Sdnnd, an Der
Baro urb poplar StraBs in gtlspus
rpobubuft. ipuros g.iisrn DtOrsen um
s3 llbr ourh Elm @srGuIh i'm sriten
Stod aug BEN S6Idf geipedt. Or
besab ii6 mad be untsrsn StOd, no
sr 81 fsiner us6srrni6uns bi. 6rOnts
tbiire often faub. Ia sr Ginbrstsr
oermutbets, fppIIte Ct bic poIssi tslss
pborifh bsuabri4tiesu. Sun ents
bedte er gu ieinsr rpeiter,n ueber
rnffilug, bab Der 9elspbonbrdbi
bur6i6uittsn mar. unb aIs ue6srs
rdi6una go. 8 tntbsdte sr, bub bi:
Girbrs6er feline soIoene llbr uno
9ette, $50 in gaargsIb unb Shmuds
laden i'm Wertbe DON Rdhe5u $500
mitgsnommsn buttsn. Cine 3sbubol'
lar gdntnots, ipslte auf bsm sOi'
lsttiit lag, buttsn bic Burden merit
iuiirniosr Deiis iiberisben. Msnn ss
Der gsGsDus poiissi ssIinesn Ioutc
bic ginbrs6er au ertpH6en, banH
niirbs biss bic 4. llsberraI6ung Isin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-26
Der ssentpids dsalub
osrmnSiisimIsenHs snm ntuen Seim
finbet Spnntae Radmittas itatt.

@or oreieig Sa5ren tuuroe bon Reu.
sSobn gSolano unb SRI. Wceabe oas
gop's Some on Der untern Spcamors
Strube aegriinoet, I'M beinatbloier
anaben elm Dacb 81 eebeu unb lie ben
6oien einftiiiien Der StraBe 5u ert'
,ieben. Sm Sabre 1915 eriinoete &eo.
Charles 6. gaoen ON nniern Broad
man ben 5einDid Stub, nm naeinite'
bcnbcn tatboIiid,en jungen WadInern
@elegenbeit sii einem Seim 5ii geben
geioe Stiiirngen batten eineil iinee'
abnten griolg, ipeil bard iie elmer
gsotbpenoigfeit ertiproden iporoer
par geiee slnitaIten reiten ieeo5 fiir
Iibre gebiirfniiie BET ipeitem ritJt Hebr
aus. Bon einiifJtigen Wndnnern mil
General Wlid,aeI Rpdn an Der Spibc
rmiroe ocsbaIb cine 9pridpnel5ung bet
Ser aniiaIten unb bic Grrihtung eines
eroben, ,rpcdentiprebenoen SebdioeS
in Die 8eae eeIeitet. Ger BIau nj 10
sueit geoieber, oab Der @riinoiieir
| gum neiien @ebd,loe ON SonlttaQ
9ia6mittae geIegt iperhen tnun. Goi
lSebdube beiinbet iih on Der 1ioneel
Strabe, in Der siabe bes groaoluat
uHo Die Soften tperoen ii6. eiuitlieb'
li6 bes @runo uno gooens auf $500,
600 beIauicn. Cine aalnpaane 1T in
Gong. cinihpeiIcn 100000 nui5H
briilecn inb bic iospeit ersielien @eiuI'
tate iino iiberaus giinitie unb oeriprs'
4enb. 9latiirIi9 nrub nod pieIes &C.
iban perhsn. bod boift man, onb be-
StIub Der aampaeue, am 8. Suni
oas GeIb bciiauimeu 1T. Tas neut
Seim fam 100 bcinEoibIoie ar,aber
auinebmen lnb bat aubcroem 9ldt
fit $50 fatboIiife iilnge @adnner. BIZ
ii1 nod bdusIiher llmsebung iebnen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-26
Der arisaH4s GraatDampI.r

Der sris9iidbs Gradibdmpfsr
/. .SbpFsus@, elm Stiff DON 3464 aon'
Iuen, bas gnbs Mdrs Don Relp Gr'
leans na9 WarieilIs abging. 1T am
LIZ. Gyril Don sinsm peutiteH Inter
IesboDi Dsrf,nii iporbsn, nj, 5nsi
Wann BON Der 9siaBuna' beibs @Es'
riiau.r, ausiaetsn, bic tpdbrsub oss
9ases auf einsm nOrpesiifen Dam.
pier bier antamsn. Das Sdifi hisb
iriikr ,GresOrios aipi,raios". Ger
gaams tpurbe iur5 sbe Der Ddmpfet
Rem Srlsans perIisb, abgeduoert
Sas Sdiff ipurbs in Der Tdbs Re:
franSOff6en 9iiiie Derienit.
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