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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-10
Mbt Grab unter 3ero.
Snfplge 8asmaugels fDunten Diele
@oBuBauIer uidJt seBeist ueroeH.

Die WetterItdtion in GliIto1 Dsrs
5ei9nete 9eltetn utorgen I'm 4 uAr
uHe ytteorIsltemperalur BON 8 Srao
inter ,3sro, eIne 2empratur. ME nj:
lie 70 tru9 I'M De5ember ieit Oem sab
Ire 1872 nI9t sebabt baben. Die AUS
il1ten auf milDeres Metter iino 3er5s
| li9 i9le9t uuO oDr Wtitte ooer gar
Gnoe DIT Bo4e 1T mertIifer lms
i9lag ni4t gu erpurten. IS fiel ge'
tern fuit ben gun5en Gag eiR feinar
S4nee, iODaB Der 2ufeHtbuIt I'M
6reieu ni9ts Deniger ais aRgenehl
mar. 2eiOer mar es in Oieleu Ao5ns
bduI,rn aud ni4t Oiel beTer, benn
bas iibIi9e @eriagen 6er 9as3uflbr
bate Defenders in ben 9lgeEDOrorteE
gang unleibli9e 3uitdnOs ssitaff n.
Die Sausfruuen batten Die sroBte
Mi6s, penigftsng IiitageIien gu be-
reitsn, DOruus9sieBt, Fe batteH oaa'lt
rib WprgTs begonnen. Bagr-ro
oes Na4mittags uub &benbs puros
bic Situatiou nod fdIeater. gbenbs
eifen ber3uittll.u mar einfach r.9t
m0gli9 uno bic gepo6uer iol4cr
5Guier, bic nur nit Classifying etn-
g:ui6tet Iinb, mubt:n sntpeber in Die
JeberH trie9en ober Ha9 ben @o!eIs
in Der untern Stabt aberiieoeIn. gu
alm llngemo4 osriagten in Clifton
uno i'm uOroli9en 5beil oon Corn
piae uno ut. &u6urn bas 2elIatqas
unb bas sIettrif9e aidt 5u slsidr>r
3eit unb es berrIdts stpl orciOisrte!
Stunoe lang egDptiI4. 5initermB.
gBiIiam 8. GOOt, 2173 Dana }lpes
me, poGte gsItern Morgsn in Ieiner
Slide nit Silfe elmer 5udel bic cingss
frorenen Dafsrrobrsn auft9ouen. Sin
Ssuer sntituno, bab rerIt DOn Ter
Jeusrpebr gel0i9t Deroln tpnnt.,
na9oom Elm S9aoen bon $1,000 ansss
rihtet tpOrbsn mar.
Sin iiberb:ister gdsofsn I'M Seller
BEG SauIss RON RObsrt SdHeIoer,
2310 Sarriion gOenue, ,ebts bas
5olsfU.rt in granb. Der aHgeridteti
S6aben bstrGgt $400.
9ura SeIbiknt5iinbun9 entftano
Elm 8runb i'm GeIer beg DON Tr7u
Warp Srpbsr betpobnten 6auies 2470
Net 6. Strabs. iobaR bi: 5euerreh-
gerufsH pernen mabte. Sdaoen
800.
Sin Sfornitsinbrur6 befGGbi1te
bds Do6 beg 5auies 1924 8roaopuO,
Gbriii Ssifert IN SaptOu, O., qc60rig
rnhebeuieno.
Gin ii6er6eistsr 6et'oprarat riGttz
ts Sci phiueos Bhilips, 1923 GarCna
apeuue, $25 Shaben an.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-10
TeripnaIs sWpfiSem.

Der Gigarrenfabritnnt Serr
Charles u. @otti9aIf, elm
befonriter uno genhteter giirser bon
Yoriuooo, lit geitern nn9 fur3em 2ei.
ben in ieiner 9obniing, 1882 Ser.
ington 4oenue, i'm glIter bon So Ssab.
rem geiiorben. OR mar ous Rbeoa in
@eitpbalen gebiirtig uno Dor 40 Sab.
ren eingeruan0ert. Die binterbIiebene
@nttin iSrau 2eno @ottidalf, geb.
5oIfenref, bot IN ibrem ber6en Ser.
lnit oos itnieite Witgefii6l ibrer 5abL
reiden sSreirn6e uno gefunnten. Ser
9erblihene biirterldBt ferner bier er.
na6iene ainber, brei Sodter uno Ell.
nen Sobn. Die 8eeroiguns finoet am
9ienitag Nafmittag bonn Srauer.
bauie aus Itatt.
6crr u. 3. Sftpors bot oas In.
ni9ite Ritgefibl feiner sSreunoe mo
gefannten onldBlia bes berben Ser
luites, pon oem er betroffen por6en
lit. Geine @dttin 5rau ANNA
fnors eeb. gefmann purOe
ibm geItern na6 Idngerem Seioen
burh ben Soo genommen. Die aage.
mein geafltete Srau bate elm glIter
BON 81 SSabren erreitt. Die Beer.
oigllng finSet om g1ittlpof Worgen
bonn Srauerboiiie, 43 8eit CORN
GtraBe, aus itatt, nornlif in Der ct.
@eorgius Stride elm feierlites &e'
aliem abgebolten tpiro. Gie geiieb'
ung eriolgt auf oem Ct. Rarien
Sotesader.
sssm boben 9Iter bon so Sabren
bat geftern Srou aun ID a ri q
aIaper Die sIngen gum elpigen
5dIummer seitloiien, iunia betrai'
ert Ron allen, tDeldlen eS oergonnt ge'
peien lit, nit Der tpafern @reiIin i'm
0eben suIammerBufommen. Die ge-
erbiarrng fin6et arn 2ieustag Raft
mittoo pom Sr1uerbaliie, 304 geed
glpcnue in Glmnooo 8lace, aus itatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-10
QusaepIanSert.

ilntr bic Rdu6er Ftsl seiierr GbenS
stgen isGs ubr GIbr.S ainIsH, Don
80. 1346 8ine GiraBs. CT puroe, aIs
s bic IL. Strabe in Der HGh. Der
glum trabs entlnns sins. bon bret
guri9en nnsefalIeu. ucn beusn elmer
NIT einsm NeDolDer beipnffnet mar.
Srobb,m ainlsp iia ncd ardften 5ur
Webr isbte, ipurb. ihm bon seH
Hdubln, bic ihm osr'9isbens WuHbsH
I'm gsfidt bsibrndtsu. feline Bar
i6aft i'm ge.rnss BON $40 abssrom'
men. Der geraubte melbete Isin
abenteuer IN Der Capitalization uuo
COB cine 5isnlid CUTE periunaIbes
Der RGuber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-10

IN bsrfnrsn. 20 rabm fses sIaf6sH in nns
truir DIN Ia cine edunes Sam nHe idbtG.
asiHs eansdrtsit fslbn ~ berritieH. 5a
pfnf8s. cas- isbs Iesbsnbe Jran arbia .. 1tut
tur's Heaeinbis GonpouHb pefn1t uns islof
onsfinss, pte gut ss IN = gran Gari q.
etsfe bee nerft abs., anrofa. 81.
Die arpss upabI bon fretpiniaeH 5efsuif'en
ln Der sseeiiirain bss 1iHibum eassra'Stinue.
BERN Sisis mif 9rIanbnib sdnvsiiie eercifsnt
ii9i perssn. firs eu graifisin sts 8erfbss
BON enbia a. Rtnfbasn's Desrubis GompeHHe.
In Der Bstanbuna neibIi6er eeibsn.
9sbt sranft 5rau IN ben ssreir'aieH efuafsH
n, bsrsIid sinselabeu. an bic eposa q. pinfedm
glsbitns 20. (bsrirdusnsooED. Conn, n'aii, Hn
fsssisrsn Haft su ffrdSsn. Gr ~ frsi. riro
SHEEN osiaHsorsi brussH nns niaa 5br esbsa
rsfffn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-10
6amiitpn.

- Ser SdnesfaG betrug a6t 3OG
unb ba Der Farte Dino ben ShRc'
5u buben Weten 3ufammengeIegt bette,
mar Der StroBenbabns uno Wdgsns
perfebr Samstas unb Spnutag Tiari
6ebinoert. Die re5erlonosiiee traten
nit itunbenlnnger gerIpdtuns Elm uno
man6e etreden FnO sdu3lta 6lOetlt.
= Die 2ibertp Ma4ine SocI 80.
bat Iid nit einem &npital bon $1Go,.
600 intprporirt. Die 5abrtt miro in
9inppoS gsbuut. SutorporotDrsn iino
u q. Mc@oun, g. 6. SeHer, 5rco.
u. 9aainger uno 6rdnt
8auabu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-10
Sic Subrlente
lind lie erbalteu cine eObuaufbefie'
ruus pOu So pro &Ohe.

Der ungeorobts 6u1rmannstrcti
iuirb niat eintrstsn, osnn sluii b.n
6eioen pnrteIsn 1T esitern elm usfers
eintDmm,u setroiftn purosR. gOie oeu
Mildpaoentuti6sru Dor einieeu 5ns
cen cine 2obnsuIage BON 81 per 0o'
de suaeItonSen puroe, 70 babeH NUM-
mebr bic Subrleute bieie Grruns:ne
ft,oft ebeufons gu persethneu. Tts
Union Der TubrIeuts bate cine 2obn'
erbohuno pm $3.50 per Bo6e o,rs
tsnat. Die Seom Dinners IH. brt
50 unb Der 8orprumib tpurbe geiteru
non eer lInipu cueenommeu. Bis he
SubrpertsteIfbe- bstnnnt oege6er ha'
ben. psrbsu Iie bic ap6nifs'ssruns ouI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-10
Grlitt idJluere gruubwunOen.

@dbrsnb bic 12sidbrige pbpuiS
Cunning, Sn6ter9,u oes @apt. Ros
bert 9unning, Superiutenoertsn oes
gertiGpu gurtous i'm B0Iis;ibcparte'
msnt, geitsrn friib in ibrer elterli9eu
DObnIna DOT bem &amMieuer fano,
lin ii6 su pGrmen, fingen ibrs <ts
Der Teuer unb i'm glu Itanb oas az 7'
&inb DON appf bis gu 5uB in Slams
men. S6ren Batter, b:r uui ibr: 3ll'
ferufe berbetgcetIt mar, gelang cs oN
Slammen su sritidsn, ieOoG niat. ,9s
bic SItine f5pere graroiuunoen erlIt'
Ten bate. uuF @ruub bereu iie ieBf i'm
Staot6ofpitaI in 6sbcutIi4sm 3atan'
be barnicberliegt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-10
Sic ensliidbe Siibme.

On Dem beIt6efanrten SiImtbeater
nif bem gine Strabe Berg, Der
9torolaub BIa5n, 1T fir Die
ISOLDE 6as folgenOe reitbnltige Bro
gramm anseiest: Rontns = .5OoIs
for 2ud~ 9aDlorSoImes; Dienitag-
r9one @oIf". Su5el Comm unO Bert
2ptea; @ittfUot-rG -rGounteB CHARM.
ing, SULTAN gltinse; Eonneritng-
Grille, Wlme. Betropa; 6reitag -
rDoung Wtotber Subbaro", Wurp
Rcalilter; Samitag - n40opteO
Son, guibman unS 8npne.
Sm 2prie 2 9heatsr Dirb in
bieTer WOde bic muiitaIif9s aOm6s
Die ser SoIoier Bon" oufgefubrt.
Dos Stid bate OOr Snbresfriit cine
eon5s SaiIon hirbu-d i'm 2IitOr.
s5enttr in glsp gOrt Die Qttraltion
aebiloe.. Gs 1T BON Riba SobuIon
qoun5 ssI9riebsn uno gmmerih
Salmon, Der 9omponiii BON rSari",
aat bic 2ieSer tompOnirt. Das Stid
'pielt T3 iresnO no in 9elgien as.
Cine 5Iinbs Uluttsr une lire 5otter
tarrsu bss Sp6nss, Der man, ME es
beibt sst0btst bat. Gin 3eitlings'
mann erIaeiut uno mon fGlt Jpn fir
ben grIebRten unb, Sa sr Ii9 in bic
so6ttr ptrlis6t, ldbt sr fd bies aud
gsfallsn, Bis Ct oer permeintIihen
S9psitsr zines sasss bic Su6loss
tntbiiQt. SuJpiIdsn 1T Der tOotgea
meloste Sobn aud aupelangt. Der
Sauptbnrfensr bes Stiides III Elm
cmsrltoniT5sr 3siturgsmanu, Der
ri9ts 3u berihtsn BAT, oa man ibu
ri6t na6 Der Grunt IGbt, mas Jpn
cher ridt n6bdIt, uisIe taartrdu6snoe
Sudsn ;uinmmn3ubrnuen, bic CT
i,in.m Setrstdr unb 0sgIeitsr bittirt.
SSSn Der grobsn sruppe bsfinOsn Ii3
6erppr,asenbe arGfte, uRter bisIsu
iino: Wobsl Besis, 5orreit Duff,
GpriI gbaSpid, aucciI, 9arbirer,
GGis @OrgsIp. Rario,is GnttsrIou.
Selma Ro6ert. Gburits 9arrpips,
6arofs ginnrb, gbo,Iss Oeridion,
9ral, Warnsr uno DE tIeine glartre
SnpSsr. Gin iursfdItig setpdbIter
Gbor fimmbssntt,r SGugsriuusn, Elm
orobss SrdsTisr unb trnntboae SSez
nsrisH Fuo osm Stiid 5rtsegebsn.
9luberpro,ntli3 TtGHe f3eniI6s
Gff.t.s unb aOitiims Der nuftretsnbsn
6 Eorbomen MAIDEN in oisIsr Wuhe bic
QortenuHg i'm Olympic z heas
ter gu elmer bsIonbe-s ar5ishsnSsn.
Die .Rsrrp Rounoers" Mnr Spiss
gsls IlrS ba. gs III bic brittle psr6eis
Terte unS oernsbrte Qussabe, bic Wdr !
rrdfertirt. gs piro no5 OisI gsferss
on Bacterial uuo Snbl.t ss6oten. Der
Gbpr III srobartis unb telt in Sus
ssnb, S60nbeit, aOItiimsn, snIsnt |
,um Siueen uno 5nnstn ales friibsr |
1s6oten in ben S6ottsn. I'm Der
SpiSe Der giISelodriteler IteheH Wbe |
Repnrlbs uno Tlcrenre Wins. Die !
5pisasliten 9eisuIaofkn esnisBsu
in be- gurlesie beoeutenosn Ruf. |
Nan amiiFirt iib grobartis.
Sm GmpreB Shenter psrs
ben nd bic geiuh,r in oieisr Do6e
iiher tie Sonstpus 9irIa, sines Der
auterbaItsnbifsu @orosuilIe Stiids,
oos reid ift an prddtiesn 9isbsrH uno |
1tlun9tnen S6ersen, sau5 fDitlia |
,miiFrsu. Die GsTe[li6oft bsItsbt nus
-ans uorsiieliben RrGftsn. bic Iih in |
Der WoubepillesWslt ii6srn1 Qn=
,rfenuuna ertporbsu. 5eruer fehen
luf bsm grosrnmm bic Glpins Sbsrs
rocbs. oneridnnte Tliessr; Stunrt, |
Der bcriibmts mdnnlife pntti, Der
nit fsiner Stimme 10 aubsroroentlis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-10
Seuer.

- Sur9 cine ii6erbei5ts gent.nl'
6ei3uns purbe seitern Gbeub elm hsts
Hss Seuer in bem Reitaurant Don
Gouis Wedlen6urg an Der uniperirtp
unb Sigblanb Qtbenue DerurIa4t, oas
iebOh fofort gslSIbt Derbeu tonn:e,
Iobab Der S@abeu it4 auf taum so
belduft.
- Sn ben QnIagen Der Gens-nI
qattsrn Dorts, Gigent9iimer 9eorge
uno 2ouis Sberlanoer, 80. 2229
Sud StrnBe, purbe gs1teru 9t6eno
bur4 etnsn ii6rbei3tsn Sfsn EN-
Ssuer oerurIaft, bas siusn S6lben
BON stna $1,000 berutfu6te, Der ieOO3
DOlis bur4 9erii4erung geOedt 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-10

giiresr inf Sod, bic ibrs Mdnner IN
6as Emergencies binsintriebsn, Serr
War Susr9eHs, UfiipersJa6ricius,
Fri. Dsonsr. D21rfba Aobtnbera uno
Hiadrb Seirfd; furs, es tDnrbe 70 lus
fiia ilno flOtt sefpieIt ME bas Stiid
fs fef5it mar.
giGfSitsn Gonnfag 1T 5ermonn
8abrs 9uiifpiel rDas aonaert", an<
sefebt nit 6srrn DITTO grnIt G9mio
dls @uftac 6einf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-10
: @etHssQegsnpart. 9ns

- @eiiteseegenp Ils
tiirSli6 @alter Sbearer, Der sebniihs
rice So6n tsr Syrou Morp Sbedrer
ppn Baltimore, in Der 9Ders Strose,
nabs ser 9iqbt Strobe, Don elmer
RanoiermoY6ine Der 9. Sc S.eGt er'
ba6n eetrpfFer nuroe, be'ab er qeni.
oenb geiTtes1ensufuart, ii6 flod ouf
ben gOben stptIhen ben ttioen Sdnie@
nsn gu lperfen unb fih ni9t Al ribs
rem. Gie GoFpmotioe FUR iiber thu
hirped, p6ne i'm su rsrleber; Der
Rrn6e tntte MIR eine flsine S+uitt'
rpurbe um Scpfe OopCn1traoer. Sr
nurbe pcn 9oForten mob 0dit'e 1e'
brof,t Seire TIuttsr mar ouus per'
speiFeit. ole re oon BEN llnFon be'
no6ri6tiqi plIrbe. Dem tleinen Wol'
ter b1tfc bic Grfabruus nnIheineTo
ni5t geT6obst.
- Ieberarbeitete iih. Sn Seattle,
WoI6., bat T1 Or. Stomas getlero,
AZ Sa6re ult, eri9o6eh. Or. gettsro
ror Elm Sponier. Gr bate on Der
rniperTitdt BON Barcelona itubtrt. Gr
IieB i'd in G6icnso nieer, mo er balo
erFofd uno anTsbeu erlanete Gr iibers
cr6sitete fid1 ieoo6 uun biibts babel
leiue GeTunbheit elm. @,sit 5tuei Snb'
ten prottisirts sr in SeattIe. SeiH
Qeibeu NOR tofFnungslD.s uro mon
fheiut elm tribes GuDs erpurtst 5a
hobsn.
Saugbdtte1in m q DIT
1ute geute. DoB aud @(Iter ui6t
Dor storbeit ThiBt, muBte Der 64jdb'
riue SsuronbTon ppn RsufUt6, Ja., 5u
Ieinem S6abeu erFabreu. Gr mar pon
fsrau G6riFie StteTuu. 63 Sabre aIt
RE Inn adt W1onate teu Sdus6alt
fii6rte, peoen grud hes @beOerIpres
6ens ouf $4,000 ShnbererIas psr'
lIaot pprben. gei Der in SumboIot
ItuttesFunbenen 8erbnnbIurg bee
9Iuae fpruben bic Seidtporensn Der
RlGee,ir $4,000 Gnfiddbigurs 5u.
sc eifi5irt.
.@riis' gctt, msin aisberl 9rnhi.
lierel Gu6 in ben Safer Der Gbe eiH'
eeiuufenl"
- -gitt' fd6u. uur etngegouaenl"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-10
sentIdjunaar. grhSer.

Der Seutf4s sllnsarii6s griiher un'
tern. ger.in fsisrt isin 8. Stiftuuss'
fen am sonntag. 20. December, IN tsr
Cosmopolitan SaIle bur6 Elm FIottss
aan3trdn3den. Dos Set besinnt I'm
6 llbr 9lbenbs unb Tiir bas amllt'
.m.nt unb bic gstufrtbuis Der Ibsil'
n.bm.r Fnb bi. teItsR gorbsrsitan3;n
qetrofisu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-10
aleine YpliseisN sNadjribten

- Glen Tlulsn pT SO. 233 pits
Strobe melbet. geftern Der pOIi5tr,
pab iis eeiisrn MOrsen nm feds uh-
als lie in Der ct. 8upiers air6e Der
MsIIs beitpobrts, nm ibre SanotaiAs
bsitoblsn purbs, in peLter ii4 Elm
Dollar goor, Elm nit Granaien oeis8=
ter Rofentrous iOuis eIns sOlosas
GriIle bsianben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-10
@htterflub Der Clifton edluIe.

Die monatlife gsriammluns finbet
9i.nifog, ben II. 0e5ember. Ra4'
mittog I'M 81 ll6r ftatt. Die Duras
fii6runs bes qroeramms Iisst in 9iu'
ben bss ainberqartsH Weuttertlubs
SeSes W,itslisb ipiro ben 8strug BON
1oc 6eifisusrn su BeibHadtssSeIt
ten fur Golhoten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-10

tH HHlfH lulo Den
ssiisH BE Id 70
inpad ipntoe, oaf 10
inirm bon eiHem siubI
5nm nnOereH stbeH
toHHte, mo 10 nerbos.
bas ID beim asriHaiieH
esrauidt aiiiidrerie.
IA mar b5nia aHfdhis
sn msiHfr Gaasdrbeii
nns sab Die eOifBnHs
aili. ie ipieesr aefaHo
su iperbeH. IA rietb
mir meIss s1lpelier.
anDia q. RinfbaHf's
gleoSfohFs Coutbuuilb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-10

DIE SenIation erregt; b~r humoriitif4s
Burt 9apis unb feline 4onturrenten
Stamp &c Stamp, rpelfje gang uns
riqtiii LID bic 2a9luf aaer geiu4sr
srrsgsH. llHb auberoem bietet bas
lniDsrfol Deetlp bic alerususiten
Wanbel6ilber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-10

tie Iiats Siifte I9OB. Der @srpunbst:
purOt nab benz itdOtii4en SOipitaI
gebraht. mo bic asr5ts ieinen 3us
f'anb fir Isbr bsbsntIi6 srtIdrtsn,
Udbreno ss Gun ssInng, feline gla4!
gu betpertftelIi1en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-10
ssralt 6iciu tranf
Giebc,t VsDmnte
Blebtr bn 0,sinnhbeit snsefihri
bnrd ebbia G. ginfbam's gsgs.
table COMPOUND.

uarora, %. -sis5er ESnais Iiii 10 an
insm grsasnieibsn, NIT fapersE e9msrssa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-10

Gine erfdltnna In tiHem 1nst 5H tHrtreu
nebme nan parnttbe eromo Cuiulr ms
tcsgn "a u,sf f,irirt q. e @rUbes tiHieD
i9rtit III aii ie6er S6o4tsl. SOC.
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t6re aun6f3aft oblnbsn uub ibrs Be
re6nungen entipredenb sr5O6sn.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-01-09

"Gentlemen, he said, "He is perfect. Quail
ity does tell. You can't fail to recognize
good blood. His mother was a Virginian,
his father an aristocrat of the Carolinas.
He comes from the very best stock-the
very sweetest, ripest, mellowest Virginia
and Carolina tobacco, and weWill raise him
right in one of the whtest, Cleanest, health
lest homes on earth"
Even then I was glad all over to hear his
words. It is a great thing to have real
breeding behind you, to know who your
folks are. It starts fellow right.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-01-09
DAWSON ENTERPRISES
DECLARE DIVIDENDS
LAST YEAR WAS ONE OF THE
MOST PROSPEROUS IN DAW-
SONS HISTORY.

At a melting of the directors of the
Dawson National Bank semi-annual
dividend of per cent was declared,
and a good balance carried to the
surplus.
The City National Bank also de-
clared a semi-annual dividend of A
per cent, and carried nice balance
to the surplus.
The Bank of Dawson, another one
of Dawson's strong financial institu-
tions, declared a semi-annual divi-
dend of per cent.
The Dawson Consolidated Grocery
Company declared a dividend of II
per cent, and the Southern Grocery
Company one Of 10 per cent. These
firms have just passed through one
of the best business years of of their
history.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-01-09
Executors Sale of Personal
Property.

Georgia, Randolph County.-By
virtue of the power vested in me as
executor under the will of r. D. Gay,
deceased of said county, will be sold
before the court house door in Ter
rell county, on the first Tuesday in
February next, within the legal hours
of sale, the following personal prop
erty of the estate of R. D. Gay, de-
ceased, to-wit:
Twenty (20) mules, one horse, five
tons cotton seed, more or less, 1000
bushels corn, more or less, 5000
pounds fodder, more or less. The
cotton seed, corn and fodder will be
sold by sample and delivery made on
the, farm of R. D. Gay, deceased,
near the village of Doverel, about
seven miles south of Dawson.
Under and by virtue of the same
authority will be sold on the first
Tuesday in February next, within the
legal hours of sale, on the farm of
K. D. Gay, deceased, near the village
OF Doverel, about seven miles south
of Dawson, the following property
of the estate of r. D. Gay, deceased,
| to-wit:
About twenty-five head of stock,
hogs, about fifteen head of cattle,
one grain thresher, two grain bind
ers, one mower, two hay rakes, two
disc harrows, five 2-horse wagons,
and all pillow gear, plow tools, and
all other farming implements of ev-
cry kind and description and all 9TH
er produce of every kind and descrip-
| ton now on the farm of r n Cow
deceased, near the village of Doverel
about seven miles south of Dawson
In Terrell county. Delivery of all
articles sold will be made on the
farm. This January 8, 1917. R. L..
SAVILLE, Executor of the Will of
R. D. Gay, deceased.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-01-09
THOMAS ALLEN DISPLAYS
HIS WORK IN TYPOGRAPHY
Burns Raw Cypress Into Famous
"Sugi" Tray of the Japanese.

Mr.. Thomas Allen has shown a
tray which he made from raw cypress
without the use of any varnish or
furnishing material. 1t was burned
just to the degree to show the mi
mute granting of the wood.
Possibly these trays have been
seen by many, but their name has
hardly been understood, being long
known in ancient Oriental countries.
They are made with peculiar finish,
which never could be produced from
any wood except that from which
the finish receives it's name, "Sugi
wood" Recently Americans began
the study of this finish and in the
last three or four years have found
the same result could be accomplish
ed by burning" raw cypress boards.
Mr.. Aliens work is an accom-
plishment, for his trays are not only
very attractive, but he has made an
advance in the science of typography.
These trays are on display at both
the Dawson and Horsley Drug Com
panies.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-01-09
ECLIPSE OF THE MOON
WAS VISIBLE HERE MONDAY
Was the First of Seven That Will
Occur During the Year.


A total eclipse of the moon, visible
throughout the United States and the
first of seven eclipses to occur during
1917, began Monday morning, Jan
uary 8, at 1880 o'clock, according
to officials of the naval observatory.
At that hour the moon first came
in contact with the earth's shadow,
and at a. m. it was entirely within
the shadow. For one hour and
twenty minutes the total eclipse
continued.
This was the first total eclipse of
the moon since 1913 and the first
that has been completely visible here
since 1910. This years eclipses of
the sun and moon will be the great
est number possible in any one year.
There will be four eclipses of the
sun and three of the moon. Not
since 1887 have these same number
occurred, and a like occurrence will
not again be seen until 1882.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-01-09
BRONWOOD CHILD
RUN over BY AUTO
SON OF MR.. JULIE GLASS HAS
NARROW ESCAPE-OTHER
BRONWOOD ITEMS.

Those among the college set who
spent the holidays here were Miss Ida
Mae Pruitt who has returned to An
drew College; Misses Wilma and Ell
ma Martin to G. N. & |. c.; Mr..
Watts Murray and Mr.. Robert Nor
ton to Emory College; Mr.. Franklin
Stapleton to Mercer University; Mr..
Claud Pruitt to Palmer College; Mr..
Griggs Miller to Gordon Institute,
and Mr.. Frank Shipp to the A. e M.
School at Americas
Among the teachers who spent the
holidays here with homefolks were
Miss Annie Collins of Fairburn; Miss
Nanilee Saunders of Brunswick;
Miss Marilou Bridges of Reidsville;
Miss Alice Miller of Pitts; Miss Clara
Miller of Herod; Miss Elva Cowart
of Rift; Miss Eldora Howell and Miss
Dita Saunders of Pelham; and Mr..
Lawrence Woolbright of Commerce.
What might have resulted in a Sc
rious injury was that of Thursday
morning when Master Wilbert Glass,
the eight-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. julie Glass, was knocked down
and passed over by Ford car driv-
en- by Mr.. Osborne Turner. The
little fellow was uninjured.
Mrs. j. M. Ball, who has visited at
the home of her son and daughter,
Mr.. j. Fred Ball, and Mrs. J. w.
Bridges, left Tuesday for her home
In Jackson accompanied by Mrs.
Bridges, who will return today ac-
companied by her father, Mr.. J. M.
Ball.
During the holidays Mr.. and Mrs,
j. R. Davis entertained at beauti-
fully appointed six o'clock dinner in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Melon
aid. Before her recent marriage
Mrs. Mcdonald was Miss Annie Ran
dali of Smithville.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Simpson of
Smithville and Mr. and Mrs.
Will Barnes of Dawson spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Harris of Cuth-
bert, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Worsham
of Fort Gaines, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Smith of Sylvester recently Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Massey.
Mr.. Claud Harrison of Bluffton
motored to Bronwood and spent
Sunday Miss Martha Gunnels re-
turned with him to visit Miss Aileen
Hayes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Whildon of Madi-
son and Mr.. Paris Hill of Atlanta
were recent guests of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Hill.
Mrs. L. V. Efurd of Pamela, Ala,
and Miss Pauline Efurd of Hartford,
Ala, were guests during the holidays
of Mrs. j. L Mcleod.
The Sunbeam Band will meet Sat
urday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at
the Baptist church All children are
urged to be present.
Mrs. A. A. Capel and daughters.
Julia and Lee Ella, have returned
from Louisville, Ala, where they Wis
tied Mrs. N. Lee
Mrs. j. w. Gurr's car was turned
over one day last week while she was
driving near Brentwood. No dam
age was done.
Mr.. John Bryan and Master Har-
old Glass spent the weekend in Sum-
ter City with Mr.. and Mrs. j. C.
Wise.
Mr.. ]. Fred Ball has bought and
moved into the residence on Main
street known as the Wells place.
Mrs Monk and Mrs. Glen Sumner
of Sumner are visiting their sister,
Mrs. Ed Massey who is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Williams and
Miss Garner spent Sunday in Daw-
son with Mrs. B. H. Garner.
DR.. and Mrs. J. B. Stapleton of
Dawson spent Sunday at the home
of Mrs ! I Stanlntnn