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The Detroit times., 1917-06-04
NATIONAL
AID men TO
BACK LOAN
Association Firms Ex-
pected to Subscribe
100000
TAX ON
ADVERTISING
Declare 1t Has Proven
Big Asset In Bust
ness World

Firms represented in the Associa.
ton OF National Advertisers will
contribute approximately 100000.
900 10 the Liberty loan bond, and
their employees VIII give an amount
OF about the same proportions
This was the announcement made
Saturday morning by Floyd Keeler
chairman OF the press committee OF
the association. which closed its
semi'snnual meeting Saturday after.
noon in the Hotel Statler
A list OF questions concerning TIE
attitude OF employers toward the
Liberty loan was submitted 10 the
members. Representatives OF 81
great manufacturing firms OF the
country filed out the blanks. which
showed the following results
Forty-three Of the IS firms already
have subscribed The total amount
given by them is slI935.0A0
The amount given by Tho cm.
ployes Of these firms as individuals
totals sl7,265,000
Forty-two OF the So companies
have made special arrangement
whereby they viii give financial as.
sistance TO their workers 10 enable
them 10 purchase bonds on The lu
stallment plan
Altogether. 265 manufacturers ot
nationally advertised products are
represented ln The association 10
~ by carrying out The ratio estab
lsAed by the IS frms which an
swered the questions thai The esti.
mates given by Mr. Keelcr are ar.
rived at
The association has adopted reso
buttons protesting agains. a special
war tax on advertising. The pro.
tes, points our that advertising has
proven itself to be- tremendous
asset IN bringing honest goods be.
fore the public at reasonable
price. and that il IL the one great
element in the successful cistribQ-
zion ~ meritnrious product a
burdensome tax. a. Is maintained
viii work harm TO tho manufacture.
ers. retailers. consumers and the
country a large
MANY OF the members ~ tie asso.
citation favor a tax which will assess
all manufacturers alike, regardless
OF whether their product may be
considered as a luxury or as com
modify in some other class .nca,ior
The automobile and actessories
committee OF the association has
adopted a resolution pledging ITSELF
TO devote It's efforts to promote ut
most efficiency during war lines 10
increase production distribution and
reduce expenditures TO the limit
The Detroit times., 1917-06-04
AD. EXPERTS
SPEND DAY HERE
New York Delegation Stops of
On Way 60 ST. Louis
Convention

70 About t56 members IF the New
York Advertising club, including
Herbert 5. Houston, president Of the
Associated Advertising clubs Of the
World. arrived In Detroit Saturday
morning on a special train. on route
20 the thirteenth annual convention
of tho organization 20 be held IN st
Louis, June 81.
a long string of automobiles pro
vided BY members Of the Detroit Ad-
craft club met tho New Workers
when they pulled In az the Michigan
Central depot Most OF the day Was
given over TO a sightseeing tour.
First. the visitors were taken to
the Ford plant. After inspecting the
factory, they toured over the Seven.
Mile-rd TO Jefferson ave and then
over TO Belle Isle. Luncheon WAS
served In the Detroit Yacht club. The
delegation was returned 20 The De
troit Board OF Commerce in the after
noon. and was entertained In various
ways until the time OF departure,
8 35 O'Clock this afternoon.
Among those who came in the
NEW toIh Wfi'bNli'h WIZ F'i4' ~
the most prominent advertising and
manufacturing men In the world, in
Guiding Frank l. Blanchard, George
ID. Hendrick. William n lngersoll,
J.. r Pratt. and the Rev Christian +.
Reisner, father Of church publicity.
Sermons on why churches should
advertise" will be preached In most
OF the ST. Louis churches tomorrow
morning Clergymen from al parts
of the country will tell Of The bene-
Ats which advertising brings 10 con
gregatlons.
Hugh Chalmers. of Detroit. rs
scheduled 10 make an address Tues
day afternoon on THE relation ~
the factory 10 the sales organiza-
ton"
The Detroit times., 1917-06-04
Children Org
FOR FtETcHEn's
& a 9 TO R; a
Why Glacier National Park
is the Goal of Summer
Tourists

IL 81 any wonder that this Park.
set aside away NJ in Montana has
become the goal Of out of-door peo-
pie all over the United states7
II u strange that vRcationists have
turned 10 thia scenic wonderland
right In our midst Those who have
been there do not think soi
Let me tell you OF the vacation de-
lights 60 be found in this ideal spot;
of the great pine forests: Of the sixty
living glaciers. OF the $50 clear lakes
nesting like rare gems In this
Rockyrnountninland, Of the sport 20
be had. nshing for trout: OF N.
beauties that Nature has ievished
thcre with an unrparing hand.
Accom- m odR tions are IDEAL You ear
rough "" or stop At one OF the
famous mountain inns, chslets or
camps Your board and lodEIng will
cost You from one 10 I'VE dollars
q day
Send me your address on q pos
tai and I will gladly natl you book
lets and maps giving full informs
ton, and explain how comfortably
and economically the Burlington Rail.
road can take you there
=. Francis. Gen. Pass AIT, e r.
a o r. r.. 5tT w Jackson Blvd.
Chicago. ADV
The Detroit times., 1917-06-04
A.E.L. ARNED
RAPS BOND
SLACKERS
Chairman of Liberty
Loan Campaign Is
Disappointed

Detroit manufacturers were ar
|Falgned In vigorous terms FOR their
Fpahs in cooperating with the Lib
riy loan committee by Abner f.
larncd chairman OF The salesman.
hip committee. al the Saturday
|noon luncheon of The committee IN
pa Detroit Board ~ Commerce.
|When an additional sl250,745 was
reported raised making the total
|norc Than A6,o00000 10 date
Mr. I.arnod based his remarks on
Eeports from ms 900 team captains,
Eome OF whom complained that they
| experienced considerable difficulty in
rcach.ng manufacturers az their
|D,hce
"a loo of people are waiting
|around tor somcone 20 tell them how
o help ibis loan instead OF coming
+ Die irons and getting busy" ho
declared Gov Sleeper called a
|neetine of 1000 manufacturers OF
lDctrou iast Thursday and only 100
responded Whore are the other
poo
"lt is ihe duty OF every Detroiter
o make THIS Dan a success II Is
be- duty of every employer to take
be- message OF tbis loan 10 his work
men Thousands stand ready to sub
crihc % ihc loan. but they do not
sno" ho~ They need the co-opera-
ion OF Che employer who must go
Inio h ia olY and call them to-
sethfr toi t''l them how they can
tnabe .heir dollars Sight
am 300 tOud ci what Detroit
done This ionn is not reaching
hc pn9ri as hould We have IL
lcariH hali subscribed and there are
'nls oo9i @-o9 subscribers There
IuEhi ic hr 10000 ubscfihcrs
you can tails Of making cold
hl'ef+ fHa Dp and down me kaiserS
The Detroit times., 1917-06-04
When You Eat

w h en- You Eat
Bread you are entitled
TO everything in the whole
wheat grain. DIR. Wiley
says: Wheat is a complete
food containing all the ele-
ments necessary for human
nutrition" But be sure you
get the whole wheat IN a
digestible form. Shredded
Wheat Biscuit is whole
wheat made digestble by
steam-cooking. shredding
and baking-the best pro-
cess ever devised for pre-
pairing the whole wheat
grain for the human stom-
ach. Two or three of these
crisp little loaves of baked
whole wheat with milk and
berries, make a delicious
nourishing meal. Made at
i, Niagara Falls. N. Y.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-04

The Kerchavalave Improvement
association sent a protest 10 Police
Commissioner James Couzcns Satur
day concerning the removal ~ a
traflc Officer from the vicinity of
the Van Dyke school The asso
Citations communication says thai
the police have bern negligent In
checking up speeders on kercheval
ave. and that two fatal accidents
have occurred during the present
week.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-04

DO YOU remember. Margie." said
Paula when she told me about Flos.
sizes pearls chat story called The
Jewels by de Maupassant7 The
wife, you know. was always showing
her husband beautiful jewels which
She Invariably declared were imita.
tions and her husband believed her
and rel' sorry that he could not give
her the real gems she 80 greatly
loved
Finally the wife died and the
husband found that she had a for
tune in hor wonderful gems
~ would have been splendid
thing Margle. IL Flsosie Smith had
died suddenly and her porhdy had
been found out in that way Some
how things don't happen SO artist.
catly IN real life. could nor. how
ever, help linking OF that story OF
dc Nsupassant As Flossie Smith
trippod down the hallway. her pretty
liitle hand clu,ching The white beads
al her throat beads that | knew
cost thousands ot dollars
"Msrgie. j. has always seemed to
me that husbands and wives are
always the last 20 know and believe
ANYTHING wrong OF their wives or
husbands
"FlossIe Smith however. did not
comuit the one sin for which a wo-
man is punished by being sent 10
Coventry True She lied and stole
and Eillcd a- directly as If she had
actually stuck knife in'o Frank
smiths heart But for all that. she
WAS good woman as the world
calls woman good. and so she
has been rewarded by being happy
ever after / suppose.
"a utlo while after Mrs Smith
had left the Office. Congressman
smith came back looking very much
worried md F1ossic say anything
about buwng an electric automo-
bilo3 he asked
ahc said something about hay.
inE licked ono out. answered
"Wc1. 81 she comes IN again viii
you ten her ! did not speak against
tLc bin and fha / voted with the
dries, and YOU might also say 10
her. be went on, his voice showing
great excitement. that when I found
that she had been offered an cleo
trio automobile by Mrs Carpenter
as q present. / then and there decid.
cd not To- speak or vote against the
measure.
Don't you think you better tell
her that YOURSELF suggested
softly
Oh. ! suppose so. he said wear
ily. and then he seemed 20 come 10
his senses a little and realize that
he was making some criticism OF
his wife
"He pulled himself together and
looked up with the pitifully honest
and appealing smile that was 10 me
his greatest charm. You see. Pau.
Ia. he said. calling me BY my FIRST
name. apparently without knowing
Il, F1ossio does not realize just
what ~ would mean 10 accept an
electric automobile from the wife
of The man whose brother Is one OF
the biggest distillers IN The country
Even 10 the woman who would give
her the car Is her dearest friend,
whose husband is big stockholder
in tho electric automobile company,
O. would not do AZ all. bu' Flossie
does not think things out like that.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-04
BY Condo.
Outbursts of Everett True.

-. AID F A NAN CAN'T eHLLsT, HE SHOULD HeIp
The SoVeHh1skT m oTHcR GATS. IT'S VeRT ~
The Detroit times., 1917-06-04

FLAG-RAISING is
FATAL TO DOCTOR

Or. James c. Rutledge, IS years
old. 42s MontcIair-ave.. brother OF
Inspector William Rutledge OF the
police department. died suddenly
Saturday morning In Receiving hos
pital, the result OF ruprlring blood
vessel Memorial day. while raising
Gag in front OF his home.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-04

Mrs James g McKlmmon has
1ccn appointed by GOV Beckett to
membership on the State Food Con.
sergaflon commission Of South Car
Dllna
The Detroit times., 1917-06-04
16 FOOD BARONS
ARE INDICTED

CHICAGO. June - Sixteen indi
vidusls and nine firms dealing In
butter and eggs were indicted BY the
federal grand jury Saturday after.
noon for alleged violation OF the
sherman antitrust law.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-13
2tmf ie 80 Setupbxer
Goulntt IN oeu 8ererr,i1tert Stnater
elm Iltcr1otiI.

g8aibington ~. SJliIi. -,
slus eirer Stutiittf, tDelds am 9on-
nerItag pom gln6egbureau fin 2nno.
itraBen peroffentIibt fDIrbe, gebt ber.
ror. oaB altf ie 30 9eipobuer Der 8er
Gtaaten ein 2lutonrob!l fonrrrt. Somo
itebt nit eirem gllttonlobil fir ie II
BeriOneH OIL Der Spite Der Staaten.
Dchn foIgeu &olifornien, Rehrosfa
uno Slo 1afotn. 3ulest foutmt Der
tStaot 9lrfanias, in tpeldent crit al,i
ie lie 9efpobuer Elm allttono6il
foulmt Die geeuenglmrb 1Stoaten fms
in gleidr1dBiglr @eiie nit @ltton1obt.
len periorgt ME irgero elm anberer
Gbeil 52s 2aroes.
AIs feiuoli9er 4usIGnber
oer5aftet.
San Diego, Gdl., IL. Suli. -
Carl Differ, Der elm beutiter Reieroes
Sffi5ier Isiu ipa unb Der BET Der @ers
tbeibiguug BON &iao Si9ou bet6eili1t
mar, tpuroe am Sonnerfas uuf gef:bl
bes 8eneraIanpalts 9regorp In
WdIbington pou eiIteem 6ilfss9un.
oesnarldau als tetnbIt4er NusIanbe,
br6aftst. Offer bat felt ,fpei Sabrer
in San Diego seIebt.
Sum 3obe oerurthetIt.
6Iemiugton, 81. S, 12. SSllli
g(in 9ouneritog purbe bier Saul
WicypoOn Ses @nroes id,uloie 6efltn
0cn !uno oo5u oerurtbcilt, IN Der go,
dle rom t9. 2lulltit I'M eIefttiiher
GtubIe III Iterben. Or mar perhaftsr
r5crocu nndbem sInfnnes SSrni 8
8. Gucen, feline SSrol uno Sercn God
TEL ouf ibrer isorm BEL Ioltnt YIea
iart toot aufgefilnben rDorocn Daren
Sle pare1 nit elmer slrt eritIaeer
'3nlScn. Maulpoon NOR oIs &nc6t otl
oct Iarm beid6ftigt eepeien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-13
gitmna bes arieAsratbs
Bon 20 Gompnsnien Stimaaroe iimo
bertits q siuseifjiuorsH.

Sn Der aeftrissn Sibung Der Gre
futipe bes gintinnotisr Ariegsrathss
nnttr6reii,te Sol. Gborlts %. 5ats,
Der tommanDirenoe Sffi3ier. sinsn
geri9i, nonod 20 aompdenien 5eim-
saros orgnnfIiert uno Bis duf Sfpsi sins
gffportn iinb.
Ro6 elmer lGnasren Gr5rterung
iiber bic Befpafinurg Der TlnnHffdfz
ten tntihieb man iif fir 4drdbiner
anIfoit Repclper unb Sol. 5afe fDuroe
ermd&tiat, 1000 adrabiner 81 beItels
len. Die apften iperben aus priDdts
mittsln btifritien. GuBsrbem fiub bic
uniirrmsn Der asuts in Guftrae ssgss
ben.
sesm Ganssn IoIen 30 Rompdgnien
a bunbert Monn aisfdlisblid Der Otz
fi5iere rstrrtiert fpsrbtu. Diefelben
iperbcn an sfpti ober brei Ibenben IN
Der Wode i'm gdiebdllparf. Der fir
bisfs 3ipsde sur 9erfiignns seitelli
iporbeH III. erer5isren.
SoIbaten pom 1. Milisrssiment,
bic ri4t bier anfdiIis iino. fOllsn fif
an giirssr um Rabruns eepanbt bo.
ben, iuis Der 9.rfTmmlung berittsi
iuurbe. goI. Sdfs mahts barauf auf-
m,riiam, baB bas tSllis nnn0tbig lei
benn bic Golbat.n brdufen fih nur
an ibr.naompagnisdef gu tpenDen, bsl
fit ibren 2sb.nsunterbalt foldns'
iorat, Bis bi. aompngnien fir Der
dfiipen 9isnff psrsibist iinb.
WiIfiam W. 0reene. Der Setretd'
beg Griessraths, tpurbe Der eIstutip'
beiaefiiat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-13
4O,49S MSaaa
sat Der Staat Otto als
ieine &Ouitriptions,
Ouote an iteIfeu.

bus, Sbio, u. Suli. -
Inter ben am U2itttpo9 bon bem Gsns
iusz8ureau Der0ffentli4tea 3ab!en,
pel9e auf Der &OnItriptiOnssReeiitris
rung bsrubsn pirb Der Stadt S9io
4O,498 Wiann ;u fteqen Ddben, sine
beoeutsnb gr0bere an5abI, alb bon ben
8eamten anfdnslia gef6dBt porben
mar. Die 8eamtsn ertldrsn, bab Die
erbobte YeDoIterungs8ttter etn5eIner
StGbt. uuf ben 3uaug bon Utnri,
tionsorbeitern suriidSufiibren lei.
Den neusn SenIusz3abien 5ufolgs
iii Glebelanb ieBt bic tiinFigr6Bt:
Stabt bes 2unbeS. Seine Gintprbnsrs
sabl in auf 1,25O,O0 @selen seIhdBt.
Die BON Der Office bes gotDerneurs
am Donneritag OsrDtfentIi&ten HsnOIs
terunss5ifFsrn nebit ben refpettiOen
RonifrtptipnsaQuoten iinb tpie fplgt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-13
Die britiihe ResierHns
gr,ldrt fia bersit. bic ginfubr bsaii'
Iianiiasn RafFsss unisr seipiien
gsDiusunsen ipisoer su
seItatten.

Rio btSaneiro II. Suli.-
Die britijqe stsgierung bdt Sralilisn
burA isulsn @sianbtsn in Sonoo1 st'
men pidn unterbreiiet. uHter pem bic
ausfubr braiilianii9en auifees ncS
England pisber auigencmmsH petasn
mag. 9as briiiite Ostret Dom ifes
bruar, oas unter anberem audi cine
8sIardniuns Der einfubr bon RaIs
fee Oerfiigte. mar Elm barter S4.as
fir 8raiilim. unb befsn Rssisrung
bate Dor Ginger 3eit ibren Gsjanbtsn
in 2onhon anseipitfsn, barauf gu
Ibringsn, bab groBbritannitn bieisu
S9ritt in Wisbtreripdsuas siebe. Sssi
Bat bic britiids Resisruns grdiilIsn
inioruiiri. bab iis seusist fei. ben
Smport BON braiiIianif9sm aaffe,
untsr Der gsbinsuns pisber gu stfnts
ten, b1B Der aaffte bur9 btuiIfe Don
Braiilien beI1ldgliabmte G4iffse bs.
fSrbsrt iptrb. unb bdB bisIs G6iFfss
and onbtre Rahrunesinitiel na6
gnglarb bringtn.
Dds braflidni54e asiBtDdrtigs @mi
inIruirie barauf ben G<IauStsu IN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-13
Slpstbefer 9biefina.
Gie Stants gpotbefepereiuisnng
ipdblt i'm 81 ibrem BraFoenten.

Die Ohio etate pbarmatsutieaI
2lHceiation bat ssitsrn ibre Jabr.s'
periammIuns in gebdr point gu Gnos
gefiibrt. 6. 8. 3bieiing Don bier lpurs
be gum praiiosntsu ssDdblt; ). W.
Dpsls, Waristta, gum sritea unn
GharI.s aron., 6amilion, gum 5iDei'
ten 9i,s 20 raiibsnien. S6eooor ..
gDetteritroem bon bier purbe als Se'
iretdr ipiebsrsetpdblt uub ebenio 6,
80. yunb bon Columbus jun S4as'
meiiitr. Gugsn R. Seljr. GIeDelauo
Der fsitberis. prdifbent, ipurSe ala
Qa9folser Don 5. 8. GalIober, Dap
ton, 1um prdiiSenttH bss gerpal'
tungsratbA s.ipdbIi.
Der Deripaliunssratb purSe er'
md9tist, bic Gsfd,dfte FOLDER Ttit'
slieb.r su iibsrnsbmsn uHb obns
9iubsn fir bic aHociation tusiter5u'
fiibren, pslde fir ben Hrieg siuse3o'
gen ipsrben. aubebem ioa auf ein:
RepiIion Der nationaIen Dsrtbeioi'
'sunssaite sebrungsu iDerSeH, bauiii
Apotbei.rtprps iotpobl fit bas 9eer
als auH fir bic Warine sei4affen
iperbsn t5nnsn. Jnner berldngeH bic
apotbster @ertretung i'm naitOnaisn
Yertheioieunssratb.
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jein uub jsbe NuHmer tpiro fofort.
na9bsm re ee5ogen DOrOeH, aneetiins
bigt Derben. Sn ben Rdumsn Der
nIeIiien neutrality-suspicious. iinb
bic rotben Rummern Der Regiitrirtsn
bereits angsi1lagen, fobab Die Betrefs
>snben bereits iebt in Grfa9rung 6rins
gen fOnnsn, ipel9es ibre 1ummsrn
iinb. Wenn iis biss gtban 1aben, finb
iie iofcrt mad Der 3isbung IN Der
Gage gu piTsn. oh iie frlb Obsr i2at
einriidsn miifsn.
gs iIt ndtiirlid), bdb 1o6e Rrms
mern 9e3oaen iperben, fir Sis es in ben
tleinen 0iitritten feine forrsiponbis
rsnben 4ummsrn eiebt. 8em gern:t>
men na9 BAT cer ileiuits DiItrift i'm
Qanbe nur 1877 Hegiitrirte uno Der
srobie unsefd6r 1000. gBenn baEer
cine Summer seSossn pirb. bic b05sr
lit, als bic 606ffe in einem gege6enm
Diiirift, 10 bsbeutet biss cine Raa fir
oieIen OiItritt. @enn bide 5benrie
ii9 uls prdtiiIh ertpsiIt, bonn tperben
in ben grobtsn Dijtritten fOrtpdbrsn6
me6r 2eute ge5ogeH, als in ben tlstS
neren, unb 5tuar mad elmer pro rata>
gaiis i'm @sr6dltniB gu ibrsr 9r0bs
Die 3isbung finbst Hi4f in oieier
Do6e itatt. sic pirb ipd6rI9einIiG
in Der am %. Suli bsginnsnben $50
DE itatifinben, giur "A Stauien bas
ben bic Organization ibrer QusmHItes
runss6e60rben poasnbet uno bic I'd.
tben gtummern dneei6lugsn. Die ,3ies
6ung lam niht sbsr itatifinoen, als
Bis ale Stdaten i6re Organization
pollenbst babeH, fobab tsin S6tDinb.l
| nit ben Rummern gttrie6en perbeR
fam.
gDie ss i3eint, tpirO bic 3iebung in
Der Deiie erfolgen, bag bic Rummsrn,
auf biinne papierfirsifsn geitempeli,
in unbur6fntigs geIdtintapIsln ges
it.dt tperosn, bic bann in siHen grob.n
9lasbebdltsr getban psrbsn, aus BEN
| iie cine mad Der anbsrsn bsrausg:bclt
tperben.
Die 3nbl Der aupfeIn muB naiiirs
lid nit Der b09fter 3abl in tem
er0bten 9iifritt forrefpoubiren. lin
ter bem i.bissn plan miiTsn bemrqG
1000 Rummsrn se5ogen tpsrbsn.
0iejsniaen, bic fir militdrfri er.
ifdrt Derbeu, tp.rbsr tpdbrfteinIifj
Elm @b5eider aus Bronze erbalt.n,
bns bic aufT9rtft .Grsmpeteb - u.
g. trdnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-13
Sier WaBreseln
I'm bsm 3u5ug bon Regern aus benz
SaOeR GtnbaIt gu sebieten,
8urbsn in elmer Staatstpnfereu3 in
Columbus IN 9ori4Iag ses
bra4t.

gpIumbus, g., u. Suli. Sn
Der bier ftnttfinbenbsn Staatstpnfes
ren5 iber ginpanosruns BON Rsgsru
aus BEN Siiben srtIGrts am Sons
nsrftas 6reO. 6. GrOyton, Der 9Ors
iibenoe oss Qrbeits Bureaus bes
Sbioer 3psiges bss RationaIsn 9ers
tbeibisungsrat5s, onB bier Retboben
m0sIi5 ieisH, Uni oem 3u3us bon Re:
germ na3 oem Ioroen Gtnbalt 81 gez
bistsn. gritens tonne bic Bunoesrsgies
runs cine unteriuauns anitelIen uno
Die guslpanoerlns BON gIeeern aus
BEN Siioen perbisteu. Sine Speite
Nlabr@sl Iei bic, 6ab bic Resieruns
unb bic StudtsbebDroen bic ReprGh
isntonten bon arbeiter 4genturen,
ipeltt Qsssr i'm Siiben Oeranlohen,
nab BEN Rorben 3u geben, MIR gu
BEN 3fped, um BON beniel6en fir Be
i6Gftisunssna9psis SOmmifionsn
gu erlansen, HOtbisenfoGs gertdtli9
belanaen. Sin orittss Qbbilfsmtttsl
iei, ben Rsssrn in ibrsr Seimatb
bauernbe gsI4dftisuus gu beiOrgen.
unb elm pisrtsS bas, baB bic eiuseIuen
aommunsn ben Rsgeru pIGBe fir To-
siale 3uiammsntiinfte unb llnterbals
tunsen CUR @erfiisuue iteIIen, bamit
Te ni6t ge5punsen isisn, iia in
8irt9I6aftsn berumSutreibeu. llno
bdnn ioIlten AID ole qrbeitsgsber.
pelte Ressr 6eI8Gftisen, anss6alten
perben. bisisn @Ohnungsn gu oers
i4affsn.
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Set ber 3iebang fir bic
6efrutea. clash bebmag
@erben niat nur bic @dnnsr fir bic
trfs armee disgspd6lt,
SonSeru ss pirb fir idmmtIi9e Re'
siftrirt. slst&seitig bic Rsib.n.
fOIse f.fissfent,
Jn Der +. fir bic fpdtsr gu biIbenb.u
arm..n beranse3oeeH tperb.n.

Wafsinston, D. G., II. Suli
Dos 3i.beu Der NGnuer fir bic Re,
trutenausbebutJ Dirb nibt nur be.
ftimmen, iptr fir bic srfe armet 81
ben aabnsn ssrufen ipirb, Ionbern si
tpirb aud srse6eu, IN pel9fr Reiben,
folse bi, onbtrsI Rssiiirirten bienft,
pfli4tis perben, uenH bic fpdtersr
4rmeen organiiirt tpsrben.
Gs irurbe am Qbenb bstaunt, bat
sin 8isbunespIan befolst nerben
iDtrb, unitr bsm einem Ssoen bon ben
MiIipntn, bic regiiirirt bd6en, Elm
beftimmt.r plab auf Der @drtss9iit,
seseben ipirb. Dieienisen, bic IN ie.
BEN Oiitritt ;uerif se3oesn iperbeu,
miiHen 3uerii DOT ben 4usmuites
rungsbeb5rbsn erfdfinen, unb bic ans
bereu nsrben ooun Der Reibe nnt
folsen. 70 Ianse Nauuf9aftsn ben0s
tbst tpsroen.
Dies bebeitet ridt. bnb elm be-
ittrnmter Rnme ober eine beitimmt.
Rummer fir isbsn Der $500, 600 gie.
siitrirten ssjoseu pirb. Sn Wirtlifs
teit reprdf,ntirt iebs ghimmsr, bic ees
apeen fpirb. inter BEN plan mebr als
4450 Mdnntr einen fir ieben Re-
siftrirlmssbe3ir.. Die Gin;elbeiteH oes
Spitems fnb nod ni9t perOffentIthi
tpor0eu, in Der 6daptiu6s III Der
PInn nb.r foIstnber:
.Sebs Resiitrruuesbsb6rbe sat bic in
ibrsm geiib beiinbIi6eH Sarten nit
rotber 5inte nunmsrirt. mit ems
anfangsnb unb 10 bod sebeno, ME Die
3abl Der in bem Diftritt Rseiitrirten.
8ei Der 3iebuns uerbeH Rummsru
bsnust, bic pom Gins bis ;u Der b59s
fen 3abl IN bem sr6btsn Regiitris
runes 0iitritt i'm 2anbs nufitsist.
Die erite Summer, bic ae3osen
niro, pirb befirmmen, tpeIdsr Mianu
IN isbsm Oiltritt susrF beran muB.
Sit bic Rummer ). 3. 5sbn. 10 beoeutet
biss. bab Der WaHn tn ieoem Diiiritt,
Der bic aarte NIT Der RUNNER ssbn
bat. autrft Dor Der ausmuf,rungsbes
borbe ,rideinsn mub.
Die stpsite Summer, bic eesogeH
pirb, beifimmt. nslher Wnnn in ie-
BEN NiItriii als speittr bernu mub
unb 10 neitsr. 70 lause gldnusr Be-
n5tbist perbsn. Disienisen. bic nidt
fir bic ,rfs gfrmts btnOibiat percsn.
blsiben in ihrsr RsitsnfuIge nuf Der
eijts unb hief, ttftimutt. per ipdtsr
su,rf stnsesostn wirb.
Die 8ieHnng piss cine 5ffsHt!i4s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-13

Serr grortOn fnete, bub brei llrs
laden fir bic 4usDanberung Der
Reger na4 oein gOrben Oorsunben
feisn. 3undhit iu9ten oi.islben, iid
in tnbuftrislIer unD io8ialer Stnii9t
gu berbeFern, punn Diirben iie aud
nnmentli9 in Snouitrie @entren, in
oeuen gr3Be arieesfontrnfte mIses
fiibrt psrbsn, terlangt. Gbsr bic
6nuptberunlnTung fir bic slusnans
berung Der Reser nd3 BEN Rorbeu
isien 8srtreter BON 4rbeiter Ngentus
rem, pelae ibre 5df9en nit &pmmii'
iionseeLoern au fiiIen fuden.