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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-16
Evening Program.

DR.. r. A. Pearson, assistant secretary
of agriculture, with an address. on Agri-
culture Inspection and the War" will
open tonights meeting at the Raleigh.
to be followed by a timely talk on
THE Effect of War on Milk by DR.,
w. A. Evans of Chicago, president of
the American Public Health Association.
Tomorrow morning the members will
assemble at the food administration
building. 916 10th street northwest,
where Herbert C. Hoover, United States
food administrator, will address them
on some of the problems offered by
the present food situation. The CON
nights session.
That increase of per capita consunlp-
ton of milk in those sections where
a low rate of consumption always has
prevailed and the maintenance of the
present high per capita consumption in
other sections are essential to the con-
servation Of the public health was the
statement of DIR. William II. Price. for
mer health officer of Detroit and now of
the public health service. in his presi-
Dental address delivered last night.
''Ircrea sed cost" he said. in part,
"has resulted in decreased consumption
of milk to such an extent. in certain
communities. at least. as would indi
the people. notably children and those
predisposed to tuberculosis, must re-
suit It Is worthy of note that dis
tricts of highest pellagra incidence, for
example. are those of lowest milk con-
sumption"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-16
MILK INSPECTORS
OUT SIGHTSEEING
Members of Association Begin
the Day by Touring the
Capital City.
MEETING THIS AFTERNOON

Members of the International Asso-
citation of Dairy and Milk inspectors
here for the three-day sixth annual con-
vention Of that body spent the morning
in a complimentary sightseeing tour OF
the National Capital. leaving the
Raleigh Hotel the convention head
quarters, at $50 O'Clock.
The first session of the day was con-
vened at o'clock in the afternoon and
was featured by further committee re-
ports of technical character. These
committees, with chairmen, were as
follows:
Rules and regulations necessary for
assuring a clean and safe milk supply,
Ernest Kelly of the Department of Ag-
riculture, chairman; cost Of dairy and
milk inspection, A. n. Henderson, CHIEF
dairy inspector, Seattle, Wash, chair
man, and care of milk transportation,
DR.. James O Jordan, Boston, Mass, IN
spector of milk. chairman. A paper by
DIR. II. A. Harding OF the faculty of the
University Of Illinois on "A Possible
Basis for the Grading of Milk con-
cluded the session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-16
HOME DEFENSE RIFLE
COMPANIES ARE MERGED

Col. NJ. \. Winter, regimental COM
mander of the Home Defense League
Rifles, has merged four of the smaller
companies into two units for the pur-
pose of producing a more cohesive drill.
Company ] has been merged with Com
pany NJ and Capt. Thomas w. Bramhall
of the latter has charge of the reor-
gained company. Company b, compos-
ed of Clumbian Commandery. Knights
Templar. has been merged with Com
pany \ of ShrinerS of the Masonic
order. and both companies will be I'M
der the direction of Capt. Charles d.
Shackelford.
The Home Rifles yesterday entered
upon the tenth week of the regular
drill schedule AS a result of the drills
in that period the 1000 rif1emen com
posing the organization are now able
to make 4 good appearance in public
drill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-16
Have Been Flocking to System.

Scores of such Institutions have
HoCked to the system within the past
three weeks. among them some OF the
largest trust companies of New ork'
Philadelphia and other cities, me
movement to the federal reserve system
has lacked only a final impelling force
to assume the proportions OF iahd-
slide Within less than three weeks re
sources Of such institutions in the sEs-
tenn have risen from S1.20o.0O0,ooo 10
more than $500. 900, 900.
Libert. loan financing. the resultant
activity in the money markets, the ef-
feet Of the governments huge financial
transactions upon the bond markets and
the stock exchanges of the country nave
made ii Imperative, in the View OF the
administration for the federal reserve
board to control, not a major fraction
If the gold reserve OF the country, but
the entire amount. The recent embargo
on gold exports has made it highly de-
sirable that this control be acquired as
speedily as possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-16

Lord Northcli1e has left for Toronto
where he will open the autumn CAM
paign in Canada for the British Red
Cross.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-16
President Wilson's Statement.

TT is manifeStly imperative thar
there should be a complete mobilization
of the banking reserves of the United
States. All who are familiar with
financial operations must appreciate the
Importance of developing to the maxi
mum our banking power and of provid-
ing financial machinery adequate for
meeting the very great financial re-
quirements imposed upon our country
by reason of the war.
"A vigorous prosecution and satis-
factory termination of the war will de-
pend in no small degree upon the abil-
ity of the government not only to fl
nance itself, but also to aid the gov
ernments associated with IT in the war,
which must be kept supplied with mu-
nitions, fuel, food and supplies of all
kinds
The banking problem involved is one
which concerns all banks alike. Its
solution does not depend upon the ma
tional banks alone. nor upon the state
banks. The burden and the privilege
must be shared by every banking in
stitution in the country. The important
functions of the federal reserve banks
in the sale of the governments secHri-
ties. in receiving and transferring the
billions of dollars involved. in supply
ing credit facilities and in protecting
the reserves Of the country. have be
come so familiar to all that I am sure
it is unnecessary to dwell upon or ex-
pound them.
Law Sufficiently Broad
"The extent to which our country
can withstand the financial strains for
which we must be prepared will de-
pend very largely upon the strength
and staying power Of the federal re-
serve banks The federal reserve act is
the only constructive financial legs-
lation which we have ever had which
was broad enough to accommodate at
the same time banks operating under
powers granted by the general govern
meut and banks whose charters are
granted by the respective states The
the complete mobilization Of reserves
~ ching 'il' uiioai''eitai "a ci'les
."Tbe state hanging institutions for
some reason have until recently seemed
inclined TO hoid aloof. Congress Few
tar,,s ~, ~ - ,G,,;ssio, - s,o,.a
banks into the federal reserve system.
which have removed the objections
lr,,,,tJa,i, , nen
.a5 !, - in.l ~ nc "a
hanks ~ trnst cNn,nan;.tS. ,',,o+ioan
d;.,tt - -, - -, ~,
80 ~ nv $3.50 re VI az. .ie
"a "a y ING poM ~ upon lheiil
Iei. - 70" - u, 80 hiao III
,I,;ai 49, 49,. o'i - upoIi
mar u'ithdrau fron, tho s,ste,,, pony
.Gto,,e - - ,ara.. $50 49,
- - ~ tdi < 80 sldee oaihs tiid
=, ~.
nm II pei. ltaiiHllS ma 70 " ~ ne war
" mus e"i,ser " AZ 81 the phlslcal.
~ ', s,,i o. our
''Etitl -'hdt our iindnseS must rest
,s lioh' ana
- " ti'eS mus " h''equalels ana com
p stantIy tn evsrr Iesiti :" tesp % m
I'ittis - les ~ iiiiate demand.
i+r',',,t. ,',i ~ -, S"haitloh De
=. o.,S u, apout anu ~ ii'ade permanent
~, 80 'mai - 'ht concen-
y 'l.'i % ,ne "a hlhI strength OF our
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-16
MRS. DE SAULLES INDICTED.

NINEOLA. \. Y. october 16.-Mrs. BIZ
anca de Saulles. who has been in jail
here since she shot and killed her hus-
band. John II. de Saulles. once a noted
Yale athlete, at his home in Westbury
last August. was indicted yesterday by a
grand jury here.
She is charged with murder in the
first degree crime for which the PEN
atty is death in the electric chair. Mrs.
de Saulles, who was a Chilean girl. shot
her husband when she went to his home
in an effort to obtain possession of their
child. She will appear in court later to
plsad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-16

structure must rest. Permit me to urge
that every bank officer and bank di-
rector owes solemn obliga ton to the
country which L am sure they wish to
discharge. 1, therefore. wish again to /
Cypress upon them my solemn convic- |
ton that they can best measure up to
eheir duties and responsibilities through
membership in the federal reserve sys-
TEN.
"WOODROW WILSON"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-16

creased greatly. 1t was also brought
out yesterday. and the opinion of dele
gates was to the effect that unless
there is a relative increase in the
prices obtained for milk. dairy cattle
the country will be slaugh-
tered for beef, and the nation will face
the most serious shortage in dairy
products in its history
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-16
Change in Milk Test Suggested.

The convention yesterday adopted a
ton that the new method
of testing milk for bacteria, adopted
year ago. be replaced by the culture
used before that time. which was rec
commended by the committee on meth
DDS of bacterial analysis, OF which DR.
George L. Boiling of Brockton, Mass
is chairman.
The cost of every item entering into
the production of dairy goods has in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-01
LABOR UNIONS TO AID
IN RED CROSS WORK
Mnss-MeetinE to he Held In Bijou
Theatcr This Afternoon mt


O'Clock.
Final arrangements for the big or
ganized labor meeting this afternoon
at O'Clock in the Bijou Theater in
clude n half-hour band concert as the
initial number ,of what promises to be
a most entertaining program. There
VIII also be vocal number under the
direction OF Walter C. Mercer. Mem
bcrs of the Wednesday Club are tn-
vited by Professor Mercer to &c in at
tendance and assist III the music. Spe-
cial seats will be reserved for them.
The object of this meeting is TO in
terest all the union men in IKE city in
the work of the American Red Cross,
and it is held under the auspices of the
Central Trades and Labor Council OF
the city of Richmond. G. l. Wilcox
VIII preside, and addresses will be
made by Henry ". Anderson Howard
r. Colvin and Mayor George Ainslie.
The Red Cross committee of the coun-
ell is composed Of q. J.. wilcox. chair
man: II. r. C"lvin. c. +. Harwood,
Jesse &. Duke. ]. r. Kitchen. o. L..
Koch. Joseph Wasserstein. Frank a.
Jones, Frank kruck. +. K. MoXey. ]. e.
Waymack and J. H. Lawder
The Richrnon Musicians Union will
furnish the orchestra. Of which Moses
Stein is director. Members Of this or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-01
Y. M. C. A. ISSUES APPEAL
Directs Attention OF Petersburg md
Hopewe!i to RESPONSIBILITIES Of



New Camp.
Resolutions were adopted at the re-
cent annual meeting OF the State exec
utive committee of the Young Mems
Christian Association directing "the at
tention of the citizens of Petersburg
and Hopewell upon the grave respon-
sibility which falls upon both commun-
tiles" because OF the fact that 10000
soldiers are to be shortly mobilized
near those cities.
The association urges them TO do
everything possible to secure for this
camp all helpful and uplifting environ
n1ent possible. and to theoretically and
spersistently Danish all evil in1uences
and to these ends we appeal particu-
Iarly to the churches of every sect and
ITO the civic betterment clubs and the
organized business bodies OF every
namo to give practical and determined
aid to. all officers of tho law in their
endeavor to enforce laws. especially
those which apply to the illegal sale
az liquors and to vice.
I've believe that no higher express
SIGN Of practical patriotism at this
time can present itself to the men and
women of Petersburg and HopewelI
who shall unite TO effect these results
for Virginia's young manhood in camp"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-01

500 pairs Ladies' White
Canvas Pumps, low and
high heels, representing
$500 and $500 values.
Inventory Sale price
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-01
Gated at panyilie. South Richmond and
Gloucester.
Ia. BOARD Meets ro-Morrov.

The meeting OF the State Tax Board.
which was to have been held yesterday
at noon. was postponed until to-mor-
| row ct O'Clock. Governor Stuart. who
has been out OF the city for several
days. not being able to be present. At
this meeting the board will elect two
examiners Of records to fill the va
| cancies in the Fifteenth and Seven
teenth Judicial Circuits. caused by the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-01

chestra. which will add to the pleas
u'c and interest Of this meeting, are:
=. ~ ROSS. NJ. Grolack. B. winograd.
j. Gerlech. B. KIasmer. J. Reinhardt
j: LaFrata. II. LaFrata. II. Stitman.
n. NJ: Thurston. @. A Thilow. n,
Maschio. y. Socoleze. c. S. Hitesbcw,
v. Co"ardin, w. NJ. Putnam, w. Ores
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-01
Gard Party and Lawn Fete.

Is For the benefit OF the Working Girls
Home there will be given under the
auspices OF the Catholic Woman's Club
card party and lawn fete on the lawn
OF Mrs. j. W. O'Connor's home at For
est Hill Park, tomorrow afternoon ano
evening. The afternoon card party
VIII take place from to o'clock. and
the evening party from $3.50 to 10.
Many beautiful prizes will be award.
ed. tits hoped that all who are in {.
Bterested in this worthy CHARITY will
attend,le
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-01

organized battery of coast artillery.
which Will go into service with an en-
listed strength of cighty-ive men.
Three other batteries OF coast artillery
are in process of organization. and
will lie taken into the service within
tbe next week or two. They are To-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-01
rcsignationS OF Harry Flood Byrd. OF
Winchester. and W. II. cardweIl, saf
Killed by Cole. KICK.

WOODSTOCK. VA. June so.--c,inton
Rau. the ninc-year-old son OF MIR. and.
Mrs. Isaiah Rau. OF Woodstock, was
kicked by Il colt on Thursday after
noon and died fifteen minutes after he
was struck The child was trying to
curry the colt when he was injured,
He was the only child OF Mr.. and Mrs
Rnn. .fls.t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-01
Nuxated Iron Makes Strong, /.
Vigorous, Iron Men and Beautiful !.
Healthy Rosy Checked Women
DIR. Howard James, late Of
the Manhattan State Hospital
of New York and formerly AS
sistant Physician Brooklyn
State HOSPITAL. saws:

Iron is absolutely necessary to en-
living tissue. Without il. no matter
how much or what you eat. your food
merely passes through YOU without
doing you any good. You don't get the
strength out of 1t. and as a consequence
YOU become weak. pale and sickly
looking. just like a plant trying to
grow in soil deficient in iron. y pa
tent of mine remarked to me cater
having been on six weeks course of
NuXated lron), 'Sny. Doctor, that there
stun TX like magic.'
IF you are not strong or well. you
owe 1t to yourself to make the follow
ing test: See how long you can work
or how far you can walk without be-
coming tired. Next take two fve-grain
tablets Of nuxated iron three times per
day after meals for two weeks. Then
test your strength again and see how
much you have gained. From my own
experience with Nuxatcd Iron. 1 feel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-01

VirEinin Bench July Fourth.
$l.66-sround trip Leaves Richmond
4 $40 Am Leaves Beach. e:35 P. NJ.
\ Ne W.r-no change OF cars.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-01

set. H. Stone. o. Milde NJ. Georgeson,
l.. j. Ahearn. J. Shapiro, II. Engle-
meyer. d. D'damo Glenroy Stein, A
wagner. Sam Sklar. e. T.. Titus. A.
wrenn.
Will Muster In Battery.
colonel 10 Lane stern will leave
Richmond tomorrow for Roanoke,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-01

1t is such valuable remedy, that, at
should be kept in every hospital and.
prescribed by every physician in thfs
country"
NuSRted Iron, recommend above by DR..
James. il for sale by Tragic Drug Co.. Folk
Miller drug stores, Childrey Drug Cos and
all good druggists an absolute guarantee
of success and satisfaction or your money
rcfundcd.-Adv. -sis. s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-03

6d BE Rampftbdtigieii Der beuii4eu
Sruppen bebeutenb ,useuourmeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-03

SiBrng tDurbe bur6 bic gntI6eibung
bes .girgerrriIters @iniam
Gale s5cmpfou Ct.
m6glitt.
Wef4er Der polb.i bic WstTtng ga6,
ben Delegaten allen S6us an
seSef6eu gu IaFsu.
tIngeu9tet Der sesenfkiIigsn Gnorbs
rtuns bes Souoerneurs GraHt
8. 2otpben.
Gouosrueur 3otpben fnrhte u1rner5iig'
Ii4 Dtr aompusnieen Tiliaen
aus gprtagfielb na9
G6icngo.
Eruppen trufen isOO5 81 fpdt en-, I'm,
bic Organization per5inberu
5u t6nnerr.

Gbieago. Sa.. 2. S.pteHtber. -
Ta@ben .r dus Srei Staaten pertrte.
ben iDorbsn mar, eelang es am Conn,
tag benz peoplss Council of @merico
for Semocraep unb Serms Of peacs
fi9 IN elmer 0ffsntti6en gsrfdnullung
in GhicngO 5u orsoniifrsn.
Sie Berfdmmluug fano urrter pos
li5eili4em Shub ftatt, Der arf ges
feHl bes 8iirgermeiIters WiIfium 6ale
Sbompfon, entssaen ben Mnorbnuns
gen bes 9ouOerHeurs sSrnrf .. 9ctpe
een getpG1rt tpurbe. Bier som.
tognieen eer Staatsurifis, bic IN oIler
Giie ouf sirem Sonberslrg aus Der
St1otsbouptitaot noh gbicago aes
ianot tpltrben, I'M bic 0erfammlunq
gu perbtnbern, trofen bier erft Elm.
nodbem Der 3tpet bereits errei9t
unb bic 8erfammlung bertagt trorben
mar. Sm Sorntdg @benb erbielter
bic WanuTdaften Ses 3neiten, Sic.
benten uno 4ften Reairnents Der
Stnotsmilis, bic IN ben gunbesbienTt
iibsrrommeu tpproen finb, bonn
Srieasbspdrtement m @uibinqton bic
Weiiung iib uuoersiigli5 in ben @af.
fen6dlIsn .tr3uFtnosn unb gum Sietfi
berett gu baIttn- Die bier pom Sou,
berneur 2otuber aus SpringfieD ges
11nbten MliIistourpagrrien truFen I'm
aht lin Gberrbs hisr eiu unb bd6er
bie @eifung bic &b6dltunq peiterer
gerfommluneen bes peopIt's Council
su perbinSern.
gefanntlih bdtte @otrperr,eur aofps
ben am Samftao tur6 bic TtG6tfT6c
poliaei cine 8erTnrmltr1 Der Sries
hensfreunbe tnhibiren ldifen uno als
Biiraermeiiter Shrmpfou, Der ii6 in
feinerl Gpmmerbeim In Cafe gpreit
befaub, hieroun srfubr, erffdrte er,
RAE Der gouperneur feline stmts1sfpolt
iiberf6ritten babe. CT gdb 6drr Dem
9otiseiaef Shr,ttier ben 8efebl bic
Ntboltunu Der @erfonntirng al ee>
ffatten uuo ben 9sleddten ben Sans
Der qplisei ongcbtthen an foiTen.
SoboIo Die syiebersfreuroe bon
t;eTer GntfheiSuuI bes 8iireerweis
fiers IN 9snntnib aefest tporber ma
rem ipurben an Sofrrrtud Wtorder
unpersiioIih bic porbereitenber Shrit.
tc fir bic Mbhaltlna Der @erfumms
luna aetbon. Sersn gr6bdTturo psoer
in WinHefotd, RorbDotptu oosr Wiss
ccrtfin m6qlif grpsisr NOR unS bic
Der @ouperneur pon Sainois oIs uus
potriptiih urb fflcpdl beaeid1ret botte.
9es Sdubes pon Seiier Der Qos
liSei berfihert, perfnnmelter fi1 Die
Teleqaten fur, no9 her Wtittasss
,itunhs ira meitisitz atabituztirn an
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-03
Baron DON Ridtbofen BAT fhneu
fsasisHu suftiiss i'm Deitsu sr.
rungsn.
Stalisniids glisser befddSisen boz
sr5biid0fIi9e paluis IN Srisf.

Berlin, pid 2onbon, 2. Sepf.
Die Rampftbdtisteit Der Oeuti4en
auf bem n5rbIi6en ruiiideu ariess'
f9auplab nimmt 5u uub ipie bic ober'
fte 5seresleitung melbet, fnb erfolg'
reiHe llnternebmunsen fiib6itli9 bon
gtiga ousgefiibrt tporbtn.
Rorbpeitlih bon Dotf4dnt purbs
Elm Geseuansriff Der RuReu uRb Rus
minen absenisieu. Der 8eri4t Inutet
tpie foIst:
rRampffrpnt bes prinSen aeopolb:
I'm ber Dina, in Der Hdbe nonSmprs
son unb Bel 8arOnppidi bat bic 5Hds
tisseit Der artilIerie 5usenomrnen.
Giib5FIitb bon Risa. BEL Griebri6tabt
unb Sllutif Daren Glide unIerer I'M
ternsbmuneen erfplgrei&.
Weiflid DON 2utsf haben unfere
Sturmtriippen Bel eintm Dprffob @e'
fangsne uub ariessbeuie sena4t.
aampffront bes Gr3herSogs Jos
iepb: 3piIGen BEN Prutb unb Der
Gu6apa ipurbt Elm perbsnenbes 7rsuer
untsrbalten unb es tam 3u SepldHisln
sipifhen poreei9obenen Sruppen.
4ampffront bes Gelbmarf4aIs
BON Waadenlen: Jn ben Bergen norbs
fpeitlih bon Totfhnni perfu4ien bic
Rumdnen unb RuTen unfertn 9rups
pen bas bon linen eroberte Gebiet
Frsitis su MAIDEN, nber beftige Gtssns
ansriff, bss Geinbes perfagten nit
Jtiperen Berlujisn.
Mosebpnifhe Rdmpffronf: Sn ber
Rdhe bon gsonaifir ma4ttn bic 5rdn'
spfen einen ansriff nit ifarteH Srups
peninaHsn. I'm Der gnnbfrdBe na9
g,rilep snilang irurhen bie feinbli3en
grupptn, bic IN unIere 2iuien einses
brunatn ,poren, entfpsbtr niebsrges
ma&t cber eerieibsn In bic @sfansen>
f&nff. Der mnariff. Der bauptf6dIih
on bieftr aanoffrobe stina1t ipnrbe,
ipurhe iiberon BON ben gufsuren ubses
tpieftn. Grnsuis Mnsriffs Der 6erbcn
ouf Dcprrpolfo rrnmen 5ulonnmen.
BON peRIi&en 2rfesss
f6aupIas.
Berlin, 2. September. usber bic
Worsdnss duf BEN ipsiflihen sriegss
iddupIab bsrihiete bic oberfts Seeress
Isitung am Gpuntds ME foIgt:
.Rampffronf bss 2ronprin5en
Nupprt9t: Der bsftige @sf6iibfnnpf
sestn bas Centrum Der Front inJIans
bern bnutrt Gag unb Fn&t an. adms
pfc I'm Worbtrtreffn nn4men sinen
fix uns giinfiiesn @srloiH.
5n Der gaShs BON St. Quentin nnb
~ kz piis kat sh SfE1iaisit ass
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An Ni9a
&ourrnen sic oeuff&eu Truppen NIT i6rer
@fenfpe ttnmer nd6er 6eram.
ee mb iib5f pom ea beretts iiber be Sina sesamsem

uH4 p bon HH4H
- n
naa4ta atf$m@s sba ans Ha sanns fSs 5n on,
uTHe sAunsm oH
I'm 5pup Aen be admRf f4 a~a aDs
usbf&04x pahh bf4dDst Sefaf 6RH
aa dmm gau@ = 3tmf4s gaYa a5a @kn
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81 Gbira9o
Sat itd Ser Nepple's Council for Semucractt
ano Serms Of Yeace ursamiiirt.
Sarsermeifer ssaiam Sale s9ampon 9ate gneut sefeu

eaUbn fans
bod ne
nsaas a6u mm 4alar as Oef4h
ud4fn gnfammaag I'm
OGFda DhSem S 1gao fdu
fdnG gofdF BET GrTnu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-03
SNefterteridst.

O6to: Detli9er @eptttrregsn am
wlpntog Morssn, sefolst bon f40nem
Detter; f16nes Detter am Sienitag.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-03
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6m BE Hampftbdtigieii Der beuif4en
9ruppen bebeutenb 5u9euourmsu.
Bon ruHti4er gdte tpirb susefaubsn,
hab bie Deutf&kn bic Dina &C.
freu3t baben.
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Goipie, bob cine ipeitsre Offniipe In
Der @sseHb bon Tfitau bssounsH
iporben III.
Die Defierrei6sr utlben, baB fe er'
Heite ansrifIe Der 5taliener om
Sfouso abseipieien baben.
auf bem peitliden 9riessi9dupIab
bat f4 ni&ts BON Bebeutuns
neignet.
Sn ;yIanbsrn rifisn ii9 bic Qaiirten
diigeHt4etulidh 81 rituem BorltoB.
llnterbaIten unausgeIebt Elm Sef4iis'
feusr sesen bas Centrum Der beiit,
fAen StellnngsH.
Baron DON Ridtbcfeu bat ftneu
fsasisFsu suftfies i'm Deiten er.
ruugen.
Stalisnifde glieser befddbistn bas
ersbiih6fIihe paIuis IN Srieif.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-03

llntrbaItn unaussefebt Elm Sef4iis'
feusr sesen bas Centrum Der beiit,
fhen GteIIungen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-03

Sn yIanbern rifsn ii9 bic afuitrtsu
ausenf4einiid gu neusm Dorfob.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-03

9fuf bem ueitliden ariessf9dupIas
Fat f9 ni&ts bon YeSeutuns
reisnet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-03
bon ruHii4er eaie ipirb susefaubu.
hab bic Deutiden bic Dina &C.
freu5i baben.
Goipis, bob cine ipsitrre OffeniiDe In
Der @sgmb BON Witau tesouHsH
tporoen TT.

Die Defierrei6er ntIben, baB fe er'
ueite ansrifFe Der 5taliener om
SfonsO absetDieien baben.