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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-04-20
Program for New Theatre.

Friday. April 20, Mss Billie Burke
In the 10th episode of Gloria's Ro
nance with a good two reel drama
and one comedy.
saturday, April 2l>t, Roscoe Ar
buckle in two reel Kyttane comedy,
the best comedian in the movies, also
a good two reel Western drama
Monday, Afril 23rd, Miss Mary
Pickford in Less than the Dust. This
is special seven reel production
D Da't miss It,
Tuesday, April oath, Earl illiams
in the Scarlet Runner with several
good comedies. A sample Of Honey
Fruit Gam will be gi zen to each pa
trou.
Wednesday, April 25th, Miss Pear
White in the fifth episode of Pearl II
the Army. with one Weekly and s
good comedy.
THURSDAY, April 10Th, The Evi
Thereof in six parts with Frank Lose'
a ripping human photo play that i.
startlingly true to life.
Fresh Butter Kist Popcorn 10 solt
- the New Theatre every night ant
Saturday afternoons.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-04-20
| ffedelkk Leads
II AbbIe btoith

According to oficial reports Of til
Virgins Horticultural Society, o
which Mr.. William p. Massey, o.
Winchester, is secretary. the apple
industry OF Virginia for 1919 amount
ed to 1855. 19l barrels, the past year
being the best apple orchards have
ever had in the Old Dominion, ex-
seeding BY more than 100, 600 barrels
the season OF 1915. which was pre-
viously the best year.
More thaa q third OF the entire
shipments OF the state were made
from Winchester, the aggregate from
that city being $40 $40 barrels. the
product Of Frederick county alone ex.
cseding the combined apple output Of
the states Of Oregon and WsshisR-
ton.
The shipments from Virginia, &C.
cording TO official figures, haye ag.
gregated more than 8. 500, 600 barrels.
the record for those yesrs being as
follows: 1908, 1862. 4O5; 1909, 37s, ga;
1910, 1,O3l,99l; 1911, 6l5,3l7; 1919,
l, l33. 8l8; 1918, 63l ,164; 1914, 1888. 1872;
1915, l.5O4. 061, and 1916, 1887, 1al.
The prospect In the Piedmont Sec
ton Of Virginia was never brighter
for an immense crop this year, and
with hundreds OF thousands OF young
trees ready to bear their first crop,
many orchards will be added to the
market this year.
The Lynchbure Chamber of Com.
lnerce Is arranging to send represen.
Eatives 10 appear before meeting OF
me Virginia Horticultural Society |
board of directors at Staunton, April
II, at which time Lynchpurg may be
'elected for the place for the next
Meeting of the society, when the state
lpple show will be held. The meet
ng will probably be sent during the
month of December instead Ct in
January, as heretofore. -Winchestsr
star.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-04-20
Spelling Bee.

On Saturday night. April 2ist, in
Court House, at Woodstock, Va,
there will be an Old Fashioned SPELL
ing Bee. The first match proposed
is one between the professional men
of the town: The Lawyers, Doctors
and Ministers against the Teachers.
The second match will be between
the married people and the unmarried
people OF the town It has been
argued that married people a. . rule
are better spoilers than unmarried
people. Come and see il this theory
holds good.
1870 P. NJ. 10 and Is cents.
Refreshments free.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-04-20
1 Communication,
Winchester, Va, Ne tch %,

Winchester, Va, March 90. 1911
To the Shenandoah HERALD
My attention has been called t,
rumors afoat concerning the dis
loyalty Of German-Americans to til
United States Government.
In justice to myself, my family, my
business associates, and my numerous
friends, I feel that the public should
know where I stand. was born IL
Germany, from whence emigrated te
Amerlca-I then being Is years Of
age. On May 1st, 1888, after attain.
ing my majority, I took the oath oil
allegiance to the United States Gov.
srment at Port Hope, Huron County,
Michigan.
l came to America because my
father advised me to do so-he think
Ing that l would have greater op-
portuEities here than could possibly
have In Germany. After living In
this country, and seeing Its oppor-
tunitles for individual freedom and
development, l wanted 10 enjoy the
benefits OF american citizenship,
Ever since I renowned my allegiance
TO the Emperor of Germany, I have
been loyal to the country OF my
adoption. l have Eve boys-all born
In America-who are loyal to the
land of their birth.
have been doing business in VIM
chester for over twelve years, and l
established my home here nearly four
years ago, and every interest that
and my sons have in the world 10
here.
When Germany was engaged IL war
With other European powers, my
was naturally with the
and of my birth; but now that the
United States is about to be drawn
INTO war with Germany, my sympathy
Ind that of my sons. is with America
irst.
To those who know me, it will like
y seem ridiculous to even intimat
hat either or my sons are lacking
In loyalty to the United States in
bis hour OF dan ger when our loyal
support Is most needed.
Respectfully,
BECK'S STEAM BAKERY, Inc.
F. A. Beck, Pres.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-04-20
Father and Mother Goose PLAY.

Children of the Reformed Church,
assisted by children OF the town will
give Father and Mother Goose
Play" Wednesday night, April 25th
in Lantz Hall. Imperson atone, songs
and melodies. Chorus Of 40 chill
dren's voices. Come and enjoy =
peasant evening. Pay ut the door.
Admission, adults Is cents and chill.
dren IS cents.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-04-20

Miss Sadie Kathleen Keller, Of
Woodstock, Virginia, and Mr.. James
Hansford Fox, of Front Royal, vir.
ginia, were married In Rockville,
Md, on Monday, April .. 1917, by
the Rev. John q. Schoolsy, pastor OF
the Methodist Church, the ceremony
taking place st the home Of the min
lister. After spending . few days In
Warrington, Mr.. and Mrs. Fox n.
turned 70 Front Roysl, vhsre theg
Islu mako theis hpme ~ ~ pspoesB.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-04-20
Collision

A head on collision between freight
train No. "A and a yard engine CO.
CURED ct Strasburg Junction last
Wednesday night. The engines were
considerably broken up, ~ we'll As
some OF the cars. and engineer OF No.
"A was hurt. but not seriously. The
track was torn up, but the regular
trains we're delayed but short time.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-04-20
One OF the first 10 Answer
The Call for her Country,

Mas Mable Hollis. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene ] Hollls, OF
Washington, D. c., has passed both
mental and physical examinations
for stenographer and typist and en-
listed as yoeman In the United States
Navy, and assigned to shore duty at
Navy Department, in the Bureau OF
Supplies and Accounts, State War
and Navy Building. Washington.
Miss Hollis is the randdaughter OF
Mrs. Newton Brumtauah Of this
place.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-04-20
The Owls.

The Owls I'D social meeting and
banquet Monday night, April 9th. At
their hall In Woodstock. A number
Of members and guests were present
Speeches we're made BY Rev. J. r.
Jacobs and Rev. W. q. Causey. Rel
freshments we're served and oil On
] Dyed the occasion.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-04-20
Court Proceedings

Perry J. Holler appointed executor
OF the estate OF Mark C. Rics ard,
decd.
Will OF Mary Stricken, decd, ad.
mitted to probate.
D. Nj. Ryman appointed admins.
traitor of Michael Pence, decd, pen
sioner.
Copy Of will of Henrietta Stuart,
decd. of the District OF Columbia,
recorded in Shenandoah county.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-04-20
Feeding u. S. Armies.

How Uncle Sam will feed his forces
IN the field; valuable points have been
gained from the allies in Europe aid
from our experiences along the
Mexican border. Read this timely
article in The Washington Sunday
Star. A pril %
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-04-20
EGGS FOR SALE.

White orphington Eggs s1.Oo for
setting Of Is. Brown Lsghorn Eggs
75c. for setting OF Is Also wo4White
OrphiHRton BOOSTERS, aged I year
% 90 each.
Baby chicks-3 weeks old.
W. A. FEW,
Mar. 23-4t I'd Woodstock, Va
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-04-20
The RrseI voirs.

Both reservoirs have been repaired
and Ut present are holding water we'll.
The large reservoir 10 full and the
water 10 running over. The smaller
reservoir was cleaned few days age
and IL rapidly hlling up. The sup.
ply pipes have BEEN examined and
some leaks have been stopped.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-04-20
FOR SALE

l have decided to sell my home on
the corner opposite Mr.. F. S. Bow
mans store. ANY in ormation will be
cheerfully given by Tom Il. Magru6er
Jan l-pd Mrs j. W. Magruder.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-04-20
Plants For Sale.

All kinds of early vegetable plants
for sale. Frost Proof Cabbage Plants
of ell the early varieties, ready to
plant in the garden now.
MISS NELLIE FRAvEL.
Court ST, Woodstock, Va.
March Soft
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-04-20
Civic League.

The regular meeting of the Civis
League will be held at the High School
Building, Friday evening, April 10Th
at 7:30. A patriotic program will be
given. Sec.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-04-20
For Sale.

offer for sale my residence locat-
ed in Woodstock, Va. rear South
ern Railway Station, 2 story frame,
II rooms, water, electric lights, 21
acres ground including 2 desirable
building lots, splendid location, very
desirable, reasons for selling For
price and terms call on or address,
NJ. COFFMAN,
March 80 Woodstock Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-04-20

eHe was certainly brave to craw
under the bed and engage IN iiis
ana death struggle With that burglar.
sWhen he crawled under the Deo
= thought tAs burglar wss 10 -
honemwE@H1uDten Roee
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-04-20
Chick Feed For Sale.

Chick feed At last years prices
All fresh stock. CASSEL'S CHICK
MAMMA will start the baby chicks
OF strong and healthy. Satisfaction
or money back.
E. HOMER ARTZ,
April 10 Ut pd Woodstock. Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-04-20
Cash far Old False Teeth.

VIII pay cash for discarded false
teeth. Send them or write Box d.
Woodstock. Va.
April 13-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-04-20

A letter from Powell's Fort was not
published because the name OF the
writer was not given.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-04-20
Pasture For REM.

A acres Of good pasture with rum
ming water, 81. so per month. Year.
ling colts desired, May LIST.
CARL s. GILL,
r. F. D. /, Woodstock, Va. !
April Git
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-04-20
SHENANDOAH VALLEY LOAN AMI
TRUST COMPANY.
WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA.

Ioney loaued at 6 per cent. on real
state or good collateral security.
savings deposits received in sums Of
81 90 or over, and interest allowed on
iame.
~ For particulars address the
Company at its home Office. or call on
]. W. Eberly, Strasburg; F. s. Penny
hacker, Mt. Jackson; or s. r Hoover,
New Marked, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-04-20

GENERAL ASSEMBLY SOUTHERN
RESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
BIRMINGHAM, ALA.
Account the above meeting South
ern Railway will have on sale at
Washington, D. C, aud principal
points In Virginia reduced round trip
iare excursion tickets. May lith to
18th inclusive, bearing 6nal return
limit of June LIST, 1917. Consult
Agents for details, or write X d.
DeButts, d. P. A., Southern hallway,
Washington, D. G..
April 1876
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-04-20
WANTED.

Four or five men needed for work
or North Main Street, 81 SO per day.
a. Morrison, Jr.,
1t Chair. ST. Com.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-04-20
Horse and Dairy Feed

Just received car load OF Alfo-Coru
Horse and Dsiry Feed.
= b. B. chaSnsa + Co.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-04-20

Alfalfa Hay For Sale.
CHARLES r. BURNER.
Apr. 20 st pd.
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Ulit nur unbeo:uienbsH Snfanteriss
gltiionsn an Der britiifsn TrpHt.
Sn MsIOpotamun betdmpfsn iib bic
5tr,sn unb sriten ssssnfsitis mi!
Glisssrbom5sn.

Berlin, %. Suui. lleber 2onbon.
III. oberiis SssrssIsituns bai am Sons
neriiag bic folssnbs offisisas Betaunts
maauns erlaH.n:
.WeItIitsr &riegsi9auplaB. 9rs
msssrupps bss Aronprin3snRup
llnisrs ifperen ipeittrnseubn gatte,
risn b.ihpiien am Wittpod bic bris
tii6 fran30iii9e Ssss5situns Diin=
iirfen nit iidtbarsm Grfols. glls
WisberDsrseIiung 6eidoB Der -Jsinb
Sitenbe, ss ipurbe bort uber iein miT
Iitdrif9sr Shaben dnseridisi. Die
nritiifsn Grd6sn On Der aiiite purs
ben infolgs siuss 8ombaroements
burd uHIere 4-tillerie uub RinenDers
fer fart beIdibist.
RAD einsnl FiilIsn Rorseu fano in
einigsn abfdniilsn an Der Jlanberis
ftsn unb Der 4iiois 5ront 3iemlid
lsbbaftes ariilleriefsusr iintt. Siibs
0iiIi9 BON Risuport purbe sin belgis
idtr 0orpoiitn BON uniersn 2ruppen
iiberiaaen unb aufgeboben.
an Der Hdbs bon Sooss uurbs cine
fsinbIi9e Griunbigungs abtbsiIung
5uriidsstriebsn.
.Siibli9 Don Der gambrai Nrrns
GtauFse erlittsn bic Briten nnishns
IiGs 9erIuits an Sobten. 9ertpunoeten
unb Gsfansensn, als iie Don rbeini'
ifsn unb fpsiipbdliiGer 3ruppen aus
einsm @raben pertrieben purben.
.Jm @Orsslinbe uniersr pciitionsn
BEL St. Quentin fdnneH msbrert iIeis
mere 0tie6ie 3ipiIden unisren 9or>
pOit.n unb 5riiifhen abtbeiIungen
jiatt.
.Qlrmeesrupps bes beutI6sn arous
prin3sn: Sn persin5eIten abiGnitisn
n6rbIih pon Der 2iisns, n0rblit bpm
Mbsims unb in Der peItliaen ehams
pasnt fanben Isobafte 4rtilsrisssiedte
itatt.
.armssgrupps bes5srSoss albr.dt:
9luf bsm Sdrtmannsipeiler aopf brans
gen 4btheiIungsn BON sinsm piirttsms
bsrsiihtn Nesimeut in irans0fii9e
Grdben Elm unb brnhtsn cine an5ahl
Gsfmgene 5uriid.
.DeitIidfr arisssfddupfab: an
Der oTtgaIisii6tn grenss finben Isbs
bafte artiIlsrisssfedte ftati.
.Sn WnStbonisn bat ii@ Hi9ts
@idtiees ersisnet.
Die am abeno pom beutifen6nupts
quarter srlniiens fpeiiere BsinnHtmas
funa Inutet ME fpIgt:
.abssisbsn Don IebbafifH @sfsGien
su.As S<szssstsras GSaa5a ON Saar
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Su 9e5ug uuf peLde bic Reiuunsss
1erf4iebeHbeit often gu Sage
tritt.
Wdbrgrlb Der Senat I'M olIgemeineu
fir Elm @erbot ber 8rmlnt,peins
Seriteuuug if,
Brad Ssnutur 2o0se cine 2urr5e fir
bic 8efbebaltung bes 8ters
limb mics auf bic 9efabreu unb bic
Ra3tbeile bin,
Delde benz 2uube aus Der SdlieBuns
Der 9raMereiea entiteben fpiirben.

8af6rustou, %. sSuri. - Ser
9ampf i'm &pnsrsb IN SeSug auf R.s
eierungs Eontrole ii6er geubruugs,
mittel uub onOere n0tbise Sebsnsbe'
0irfutfIe bef4rdHtte ft4 am Dom
neritas 10 5ismli4 artf bic prnaibis
tipnsfrage.
S1n Senat tpurbe bic Dom 4ders
bau Spmmittse amenbtrte Sauss
nOrIage unterbreitet, porallf bic De-
bate iofort begann Der Senator
9obge erDffnete iis nit einer Rebe gu
8uniten Der JortTsbuns Der 8iers UNI
Dein 9erettung. Die Borldse, lpit
iie bonn Senatstoulmittee dnenotrt
purOe, perbietst bic SerIteGung aaei
6eraui6enbeu @etrdnte, autprffirt ie.
bod ben BRA <Seuteu, cine 2lisnG5m'
nit Weiu 81 MAIDEN.
Der Senator Sdrbtpid ite[fte Der
4ntra9, bic Yorlaee an bas RpH'
mittee 5uriidSuIenben, ba bic prpbi'
bitiuns &lauiel uno dnbere fptatig'
parngrupben IN herisfbeu un4Uuitttu'
!ipneg ieisn.
Sa, ME psrlautet, Der Senat m
ongemeinsn Su @unifen Der @tnftei'
luna Der SeritsGung beftintrter 9e,
trGnte lit, ,pirb fh bic Debutts au
Sier uno Ueine tonceutrirer. gs rpiri
piellei6t Der @erfuh gematt perben
gum erfenmaIe SufIu6t 5ur neuer
,Gloture' RegsI su uebmen, I'm bt
Serbeifiibruns Der sQbftiurmuns a
beI6leuniGen; a6er Siibrer ertldrel1
bdB in 9lnbetro9! ber 70 aUffdllerb 81
Sage tretenbsn Metrungsperfbieberr
belt in 9e3ue duf Die GrIoltbntb SuI
SortTebunq Der SeritsGlne Don gtel
es unn6eIih lei, bic gfeeel N 4rpsl'
bung su brinsen.
Der Senotpr Chamberlain, fpslhe'
bic ameHhixts Gprlase unssrbreitets
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ben prsts bon $5.75 auf So unb $3.50
bera6.
gur bic peftli5 bon Suinois seles
geneu Oiitrttte = Sonia, DDonting,
COLORADO, Oklahoma unb Der Siibs
peitsn, bic auf Der Sonferens ni9t res
praientirt pGren, iinb ni9t IN bic
Wereinbarung siugeidlofen. Die ge'
dmteH iinb a6er feft baoou ii6er5eugt,
bab audi ite in bic preisbsrabieBung
Dillisen Derben.
Oie IluterbonSlungen nit ben grs
tbracit Sruben6efiBern tperbeu naf
benz /. Suli oufgsnommeH perOeH,
Die probu5euter BADEN aber bereits
bic Rsgteruug bsna9ri9tigt, oaB iie
berett feisn. dbnlide Rebuttipnen 81
MAIDEN, iDie bic prpbu5enteH b.I
Beiato6le.
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Or. Gpnftamtin 4umba
Der frii5sre 5itsrrei4ifae 9otf4Gfts1
in @aibtnston.
Befirportet einsu Griebeu obne Ge
biets GrtDeitsruHg ober Eriegs'
sntIadoisuug.

4mfferbdm, q. Sunt. - Sr
gonfantin Sumbu, Der friibere Bot
I3dfter in Waibinstou, befiirportet IT
einem artitel in hsr Diener .Reas
;greie preTe" sinsn Griebsn ohne Ge'
biets3utua4s ober ariesseHti9dbi'
aung, 10 enttduidsnb bies aud fir
bic Gbaupinifteu isiH mag. Gr fag'
te, er ipre9e bonn oiterr. ungarilfer
Stanbpuntt aus rub Jet Der anftT,
bas Sefterrei9, peun bic ierbti9e Se'
fabr bur6 bic permansnte Getpinnnna
beg St5rsnfriebs I'M S9d9 sehalteu
iperben tonne unb bas 0iterrei9Ha'
G,e6iet irtatt bleiSe. urIabe babe, eis
nsn ipIdeR GrisSsH wiItummsn 81;
kiBen.
Or. Tum6a's Gsbautsn iinb surl
bieIe:
/ gauBlanb eie6t tas bsI.Bts 6fter'
rei6iIds 9ebiet hsrous unb eThdlt ods
fir tas BON ben Orfterrei6ern uno
8eutfden beIebte ruifiite Gebist 5u'
rid. golsn rpirb 5u efrlem undbhdn'
oiaen StoatsmeTtn srbcbeH. DETER
reid matt i'm Snterefe ber Cider
tsit sspiiTe Grsna Seri4tigursen.
Die rumdniide Meiseu ausfubr
mub pertragsmGbig ben G.ntralmd6.
ten aefitert psrOsn. 5tnlien mus
@alouu rdumen, rnb bic freie S9tffs
fabrt auf Der aoria mrb earantirt
perben. Seiterreidl tpirb Rubldno
belfen, bdb es ungebinbette 0ur1fabr.
burd, bic Darbanellsn erbdlt, nnb bic
siirt.i folIie elmer geri6tisuns Der
,autaFTfen @rsnae su 9uuften Rubs
lnnos nidt rpiberftreben. gulgdrtsn
iollte bic 0pbrubffa unb ben 6ulsas
tiiden 9beiI BON WRsbonieu erhdlten.
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gtansre6,tli6 eri6pHea
Murben in SolOuiti pssen 9sr'
i6tp0runs Msitsliebtr elmer isr'
bif&en gebeims9eieai4dft.

Satoniti, %. Suni. Dor ben
s6pren Snlonitis fanben am Wlitt@
ned msbrsre itnnpre6tli4e Sinrid''
tungsn itatt. Sn gsrbiubuns NIT Der
@eri9n5runs elmer fsrbifaen e.bsl'
men GeIel1i6Gft. bas politil4e Regis
me in Serbisn gu jiiirsen unb Elm:
oIiaor6iIfe Resierunasform sin5us
rid)sen, purben Der Sberft 9imitriss
pid, Der Wlaior 8ulUpi6 nnb EN-
literrsi9if9er 5reifDilIiser Ramers
Malcbaba6 eriboHen uno pitle ans
b.re su lansiabris,m Gsfdnsnib psrs
urtbeilt.
So5iaIbsmotrat sum 9Os
Iisei3ef ernonnt.
Berlin, %. Suni. llsbsr 2onbon.
Sn 6ref6eib, nobs SoIinsen, puree
gum srftsH N2aIs in preubsn EN- GOs
SiaIhsmctsai iuzi polHi4sf ssnaaat.
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Wsebr als $500 friessge'
fangeae 9eutfdJe
Sm ooriseH Wonat aus
Stu bIdnb enttomm men

Sm portgeH Wtonat aus
Stu bIanb sRttommen
ct. petersbura %. SUM-.
Die 3eitunsen fdssu, buB mebr aIs
$500 beutide 9sianseus, barunter
100 Offi3isre, i'm Oorisen Monat aus
perihiebenen 1beiIsH Rublanbs iiber
GinnIanb eutiommsn isieu. uno bab
bic 5innldnber i.br neuig getbaH
bdtten, I'm BEL bsm WieSerstufonsen
Der eeute ;u bslfsn.
Opfer ber uRterfeebo ote.
2onbon, %. SUM-. Der Dams
pier ~4bodb- Don Der Cher 9emp,
fer 2tHie III am IS. Suni bon etnsm
bsutifen unttriesboot tprpeoirt NOR
ben. a9t Utann purosn bur6 9e=
| i9iisfeuer getobtet. Die uebtrIeberbsn
iuurben am 16. Suri, Radmittass um
flint llbr, bon einem frau3Oiii9en
Dampfer aufgeupmmn.
aopenbag.n, g. SUM. Der
aapitGn nes bdniiten Dampiers
rSpigtut", bon 456 3onnen, bat BEL
isiner antunft bisrielbit beridtst, bob
isin G9iff bon sinem beutfheu uHs
isrieeboot nubsrbaIb Der seiperrttn
3one unb obne Examination Derieutt
porhsn Isi.
Der &apitdn fagts, oab iein S6iff
bon Der eefperrten 3ous nett ab sslpes
zen isi. ala obne isos Darnuug elm
Sorpebo auf es dbgeiboTeu poroeH
lei. Der Dampfsr puroe dber Ri6t
beihdniet. oenn Der Sorpebo eins uns
ter bem aiei BIN. Dos lInteriesboot
tau6te oann auF uno berieniie ben
-Spistut"' nit 9sidibfsu.r. Der
aommdnbeur beg 5au6boptes Iieb bic
gefasuns bes odniften Sdiffes in
ihrsn gootsn. loo R.ilsn bonn 9ano
sntfsrut, suriid.
E6rau BON Suhlmanu In
RoufantiuopsI se'
ftorben
gaieI, %. SUM. 9lus &pnItnntis
nopsI ipirb beridtet, baB bort 6rau
pcn aublmann. bic Satin Ses Oeut'
fGsn 8otifaftsrs in Der siirtei, lm
9ppbus ssitpr6sn lei.
Or. bon &ubImonn mar friiber ei1
sIttode Der osIii6su gDii4aIt tn
@alssnstOn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-29
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