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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
WILLIAM PRICE OF esLl9iH;s'
FATALLY INJURED IN WRECK
YESTERDAY.
coaid Havo Saved Himself BY Jump
Ing, But Remained at Post--oe-
raiin,ent on Pennsylranla Line.

paek on the lob as engineer OF the
r,orninp passenger train No. oil. on
the Ohio Valley division OF tho Penn.
syfvan1a railroad. after vacation OF
eight months. William Price of Bell
aire, plunged to death with MS en-
sine Wednesday morning at POM
on the little branch line that conneCGs
Bellaire with Powhatan. about MID.
way between the two towns. and hai1
a mile below Pipe creek
Price could have escaped by desert,
ing his post, but with half hundred
passengers on the train he held outS
before safety and the penalty OF his
devotion was death.
The train. which leaves Bellaire for
Powhatan at 6:16 a. m, was proceed
inx slowly down the line when the
scene OF the accident was reached.
the engine In front. but reversed, Win
tender ahead. Suddenly without any
warning the tender jumped the track
and plunged into the hillside. ~nlle
the locomotive with couplings broken
went over the steep decltvtty that
ends at he edge Of the Ohio river
The big machine turned over on Us
side, and landed in a bed Of Stag: Price
was caught IN his seat. and neIa
pinned beneath the engine. Tnougn
crushed about the abdomen, II Is not
thought his injuries would have oeen
fatal. but for the escaping steam tnat
cooked his flesh and entered MS
lungs. ,,.
The 1remanjhad escaped BY jump
ing. The baggage car. while deratleo.
remained at cross angles on the rignt-
of-way. The passenger car. IN Wmcn
there were nifty people, remained on
fhe rails. and While some Of the pas
eenrers we're badly shaken up. none
was injured. Scores rushed from tue
car to the assistance Of the englneef.
Miners from the nearby Johnson
mines at Pipe creek quickly arrived
on the scene. and with practiceo
hands quickly dug into the sag ana
released Engineer Price. He was con
scious and suffering great agony. Dut
bore up with the greatest fortftnde.
Bellaire was ouicly informed OF the
accident, and a special train WIN
physicians hurried TO the spot. Eng1-
neer Price was rushed to the Bellalre
CITY hospital. where everything posi-
Die was done. but his injuries were
beyond human skill. and he passed
away at 100 in the afternoon.
Within two hours two wreck Trans
ware on the scene and the work OF
nlacing the locomotive on the rails
proceeded quickly. Late in the al
ternoon the line was again open 10
traffic. cs
The train was in charge of Couduc-
ton Coplin Of Bellaire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
0UT-THE-PIKE
Led Croaa Meeting.

An open air meeting OF the BED Cross,
combined with the local chapter Of Elm
Grove. will be held Friday evening at
o'clock at the Elm Grove fairgrounds
Speakers have been provided who Will
give full information about the wonder
full patriotic and humanitarian move
ment which is being felt from ocean TO
ocean
4 particular invitation Is extended to
the farming communities and parking
space will be provided for automobiles
and other vehicles.
The committee in charge wants you
to take advantage OF this opportunity
Of learning of tho Red Cross. No adj
mission will be charged.
The Elm Grove local chapter has ar
ranged an automobile parade TO be held
just before the meeting.
The members of tn" Elm Grove auxil-
larry Of tho Wheeling chapter of tho AM
erlcan Red Cross were at work y"ster-
day In the town hall Ev"r since the
town hall has been secured for sewing
room they have heen hard at work. and
a great deal has been turned out by
them.
Mrs. Harry Ktmmins Is chairman Of
tbs membership committee. announced
last night that the local auXlliary's mem
b.rship totals almost 200. The parade
will assemble at The Elm Grove school
house at 80 in the evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
Personals and Briefs.

Misses Dorothy and Elizabeth Citizen,
Of Cleveland. are visiting Miss Martha
Miller. Of Twentieth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson and children arc
visiting relatives nj Philadelphia.
Mr.. Frank Dowler left yesterday for
GAINESVILLE. where he will attend tho
funeral OF q relative.
Miss Alice Almond, who has been Ill
for the past few days, Is we'll again
Mr. G. w. Ford, of Grafton. W. Va. Is
here on business for a few days.
Miss Helm Sliffe went to Bethany
yesterday to take up the summer course.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
station Co1uplote.

The new station at Thompson. which
was erected by the West Virginia Trac-
ton & Electric company. has been COM
plcted and presents very pleasing
view. The station on the outbound
track was built OF concrete. surrounded
by an iron railing. while that on the In
bound is composed of the same with a
roof. Neither one was built in the Same
place as the old
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
q, Help the Soldiers.

The r"ii,mi;t:r on Rcd Cross work IN
warwnnf1 extends Il cordial invItat!on to
all the ladies ri this town 70 parttctnate
in the sewing Tn" Glenus Fun school
is opcr every afternoon from n .
O'Clock to any one desiring 10 help. Each
,lay a lady i appointed 20 take charge
Of the sewing for The following day. Mrs.
Mahu will nc in charge today.
DO no, hesitate 20 come. the Red Cross
needs y6'ir help. Even your half hours
work will comfort q poor wounded sol
der on the hattie field.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
BOARD OF Education Meeting.

The board OF education OF Triadei-
phla district held q special meeting last
night in tho WnodsIale public school.
but nothing of Importance was trans
acted. AZ the president OF the board
will mot sign the check for the pur-
chase of the Clarke estate near Green
wood cemetery for q high school site.
great deal OF controversy has arisen.
When the nsattos concerning the new
high school for the district will be
settled 10 a question. ~ the matter has
been up before the board for the past
three or four years. and no satisfactory
agreement has been arrived at.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
Girls Gle-e Clu b.

The Girls Cilec club met Tuesday eve
ming in the NJ T.. church and organized.
The following Officers were elected:
President--AIISS Eva Rivers.
Secretary-MiSS l."ta Johnson.
TreaSurer-AIiSS l.cIh Miller.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Arch. lmhoff.
Tn girls arc making excellent progress
in their work for the shorl time II has
been meeting. as they have already
started on their first selection.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
Otto ObseQuiea

The funeral services for Mrs. Eliza
beth Otto. Of Triadelpha, who died at
the family home last Tuesday evening
at 5:45 o'clock. will he held from the
place OF death tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock. Rev. f. &: Alpers. pastor OF
the 81. Marks Lutheran church. OF Elm
Grove. will officiate. assisted by Rev.
f. S. Bishop, pastor OF the Trladelphia
NJ f. church lnterment Will be in
the Stone Church cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
WARWOOD
To Treat Children

4 very pleasant afternoon mas neen
sunday school near the Richland mines.
for Friday. by The Warwood Kings
Daughters.
The children will he taken to rho play
grounds from thstr homes inHautoS. an
s+trartivr program has been planned for
the =. occasion consisting OF games and
story telling. Mrs. NJ. Z. bunker and
Mrs. Mahon being IN charge.
\ picnic LUNCH will be served 70 the
children ahou, o'clock. Each King
Daurhter - asked T" contribute some
article Of: food. sandwiches preferable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
Kinz"s Daughters Entertained.

MTS. IarI SeFlS VIII deIlRhttUIIy ehtoT-
tain the Kings Daughters OF the First
Lutheran church OF Wheeling this after
noon at her home in South Warwood.
A Splendid program has been planned
by the hostess, one OF tho special at
fractions Of which is talk by Mrs. S.
P. Christian. on the work OF this organi-
zation in New York City. A dainty
luncheon will be served at the usual
hour
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
New Mins In Pike District.

Another coal mine has been put into
operation in the pike section. This
mine is near Fulton. or the Rudler
place. and Is owned by the Pittsburgh
and Wheeling Coal company. Work on
the sinking Of a shaft vas started some
time ago. and. although the work has
not been completed. coal Is being takon
from Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
Rowors Funeral,

The funeral services Tor Mrs. Mary f.
Bowers. aged 81 years. whose death &C.
Cured Tuesday morning when her home
was destroyed BY fire. were held from
tho home OF her son. William Bowers. OF
Elm Grove. yesterday afternoon at
o'clock. Rer. l.. 3. Lewcllyn. pastor OF
the Stone Presbyterian church OF Elm
Grove, otticiated. Interment was in the
Stone church cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21

We wish 10 thank our ncighbors and.
friends for their. hearty and efficient help
Tuesday and assure them that in the fu-
'ture they will find us ready and willing
10 reciprocate the favor II opportunity
offers.
WILLIAM BLOOMFIELD AND FAM
lily.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
Personals and Briefs.

Miss Dorothy Tillett Of Elm Grove
has left for Belmont. O.. where she Will
spend some time visiting relatives.
J. l.. Caldwell Of Adena. O.. was in
Elm Grove on business matters yes
terday.
Harry Moore. eldest son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Moore o. Triadclphla. is re-
covering from injuries received in
fall. Several ligaments were torn lin
the fall
Miss Juanita Summers Of Washington.
Pa, Is visiting friends in Woodsdale for
several days.
f. K. Johnson OF McKeesport. Pa was
also an Elm Grove caller yesterday
w Robert Hermann OF New Martins
Vile is the guest Of relatives in Eds-
wood for the week.
Miss Georgia Martin. OF Fairnont is
visiting friends In Elm Grove for sew
eral days.
]. c. Smith Of PITTSBURGH was n bust
ness caller in Fulton yesterday.
Miss Anna Kcyser returned to her
home in Elm Grove yesterday after a
visit with relatives in West Finley. Pa.
Thomas Theakston Of Brownsville, Pa.
IL visiting friends and relatives nenr
Dallas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
Pretty WeddiuT.

4 very pretty wedding was solem nized
yesterday at the Hofreuter homeiu War
wood. when Miss Lorraine ttofreuter was
welded to Mr. Walter +. Clrtch, of
Pittsburgh. Rev. August RaSch. OF st.
Paurs church. performed the ceremony.
Miss Irene Stoehr attended the bride
as maid OF honor while the groom had
as best man. Mr.. Henry Hotreuter.
brother Of the bride.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
Mans rornmtttee Meets.

The mems commitre-~ on Ped Cross
work met TUESDAY evening at tn. Pres-
bvterian church "a plan campaign for
raising FUNDS. The money raised. inn
war~ootf will b given over to the
Wheeling committee. which has pledged
s15O.0nn Pledge cards were given 10 the
members o: the COMMITTEES. to he dis
tributed among the people az the town.
The commistee feels that II has the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
w1u Hord Lawn HStA

AT a recent meeting Of the Edgwoed
volunteer fire department plans were
rSade for a lawn fete to be held at tho
Edswood park. 1t will be held the
evenings Of June %. -. % and 20, and
a large attendance !s expected each
evening. Tho proceeds will be used
for the benefit Of the fire department.
and a large line OF refreshments Will
BIZ In evidence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
ED Cross Meeting.

The orl-the-piiee division Of the RED
Cross will hold meeting tomorrow aft
ernoon at o:30 o'clock. at the home Of
Mrs William Mccoy. OF Trtadelphia.
The afternoon will be spent In sewing
garments Cor the comfort Of the sol
dIers. y full attendance Of the ladies
is requested. as Il great deal OF work
* required
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
Lawn EAfa

The lawn fete given by the North War
wood firemen last night was attended
by y large crowd and everyone seemed TO
enjoy himself. The Warwood Baud add
cd a lively tone to the affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
Lecture and Social.

a lecture and social VIII be given in
the Buckley N. E. church. at Edgwood.
tomorrow evening under the auspices
OF Mr.. Martins Bible class. The affair
will start at o'clock sharp. and. as II
Is for the Red Cross. a large attend
ance 10 expected. Immediately aftc-
the program, the ladies will serve all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21

The members Of the Ladies' Aid OF the
Presbyterian church. which met Tuesday
at Mrs. Shearings. have mad" arrnnge-
ments for lawn fete to b. given We'd
ncSday. June -. OF the church lawn. Tor
tile benefit OF the Aid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
ADnon- Mt Cont.

William Harrison. Of WarWood ap-
peared before Juvenile court yesterday
morning where he was instructed TO
pay So a week for the support of his
child
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
Resting Easily.

Earl Smith. we'll known young man OF
Elm Grove. who was painfully injured
Tuesday afternoon at sixteenth ana
Market streets. Wheeling. was reported
70 be resting nicely at the North Wheel
ing hospital at late hour last night
lie was riding on one Of tho Wells Fargo
Express wagons when tn" horse scared
and he jumped to tn: ground; AS ne
Jumped tho horse kicked striking him
above the ankle. causing compound
fructIlre
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21

kinds Of refreshments. The program
follows:
misunderstanding Lies Battles
Mrs. S. D. klegg
instrumental Musica.
Solo Miss Virginia Hall
Music.
Observation-Disclosures Banner
Miss Elizabeth SarVer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
cnantauoua ended Last Might.

The second nnnuuI .EINuIuUQua % Ue
hold in IN. town of West Alexander
closed last night with a splendid per
formance. This various programs for the
entire day were we'll attended. The ar,
tcrnoon's; list OF events was composed
Of a concert by Tierra's Royal Hawaiian
singers and pageant. Good Fairy
Thrift" ny the Junior chautau1uans
They also performed at tn" evcning ,s
X clark on ideals of Public Duty
completing the seasons affair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
ENGINEER KILLED FIRST DAY
ON JOB, AFTER LONG VACATION
Lawn Fete BY Lad1es' Aid

support q: tho people back of it. aud is
anxious TO sc-. what il can do.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21

church-They say the Kaiser's eye
sight Is getting bad
C1otham-All the better He can't see
what's coming to him then,-Yonkcrs
Statesman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
Let Cuticura Care:
for Baby's Skin

It's really wonderful how quickly hot
bath with Cuticura Soap followed by
gentle amounting with Cu.icura ONT
ment relieves skin irritations which
keep baby wakeMl and restless, per-
mits sleep for infant and rest for mother,
and points TO speedy healments in most
cases when it seems nothing would 90
any good. This is only one Of the many
things Cuticura does for the skin when
used for everyday toilet purposes. the
Soap to cleanse the pores, the ONT
mcnt to soothe the first signs OF irrlta-
ton. redness and roughness. twill be
hard to find anything superior to these
fragrant, super-creamy emolients.
i, Sample Each Free by Mail. Address
postcard: "Cuticura, Dept. &c, Bos-
ton" Sold everywhere.
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Nl1tsi ispsbl Startn
lIj Nirrir 10 )itisI
ssbrihd lnstu6bHsn.
Elm gias bsiAss saaiIes an tsssm DasT'
esn trasi bssn bsi ssA mir re'n'
s mnutsr nns irifM aasisses
aub fiahlsh

gsur foltts. Sur6 beren efbsrn reines, ae'ilr'
4es DInf fiiebt, iinb ellfii6, better uiIo niin'
Yer, Yrdffia nnb ltbbnft: nir toihe bdben eine
refine Snut, cine uniiirlide. asinnoe 0ehGfs'
ymbe NIB erfreusn I'D bbuioer Geiunbbstt.
alrb ,pen, nu iebe Srau unb iebsr wlan''
arnsteu, tpsI6e Bnnber eii niitriitts aPcr'
Genbns aufpeee prinat, pei6 erfrealicpe seh'
hernnA piirbe biss bepirfsR-
gnftntt ber Gauienoe Dor frdnfIihen, blut'
Grmen wednneril. Snnen urb Dinsdden MI
fnbIer. uiirensr Geiihtsfarbe: onitatt ber ;ael'
rsitbsn Herfoner init S5nie absefpornfsn Rer'
ben rnb eri@Iaffreui aSrper nnb ser Sieen
gefimtften mfrsen mir ffoernn Yrditia ausie'
oenbe, ostimiitifdbt, rotb,panaies 2eiite nm
ms feeit.
Cir iunerIines Sab berfhaffrr trir ms.
irbem ptr ieben g,orsen Dor bsm Srfibffif
Elm wIn3 beibes MGi'er init etnem 1beelbfiel
ron 9irieItcne @bcspbate su urs neSnten, nm
Sen wtdeer, bic 2sber, bic Gierer niib bic 80
SUB IaHgen Gebarme bon ben iirberSnrlirei
giejten, ben lauren 8dIeu ur,b Bttten bcs cors
heraebcitben faees an reiItiscn unb ben se'
idnuten eSeife. unb s,ersaminesianuI Sn &c.
frifUeR. ete ipir neue ga1br1tus III iiutereit
W,aasn antnebmer
when fpI6en. m<Ins an Aspffnmerstr, 2e'
berbef@tpsrben, iteeIrienenbem utbsm Eteu.
tpnttsmus ifub grfnrtuno Iriben. uub riarsnt'
lid folhen bic cine 6saae. bIei6e @eiihts'
sarbe bdben nnb cieI bon Dsrifopfrns beiriee'
fiidt iirb. tplrb ernitIicb seratben. ie In einer
spcihefe eiH giertfIrfirrb 9tme'torit Rios
stdfr az faufen, has riir etne aletni8fett fo'
M aber eenaat nm bic fdnen nno nterfwdr'
biae Menbsruna i'm Uefunbbetts5uitanb nno
bsm snsfeben sr bentonftriren, beiIen ith fol-
DE erfreusn ipeIGe oiefer innerIiter aSrper'
reirisnna obIieaer. Iir biirfeT mot Serseffer.
bab innerlt6e steinlit5ieit bon srbberer mth'
fisfeit 1T ole bic dnberlite. neil bic SGit
Yetne tiureinisteiteu ahforbtrt bur6 tpeIde bns
8iut beri6IeGtert iuirb, ipie oies burn bic DO
reu Der 80 Sub Iansen Sebdrns sefdtebt
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3amittpa.

ftmier Iaent in Samiltpn 1T SER
Gbuarb @rud, 449 Siib 5iiuits Ctr.
Nea Sci. 476.3. Some Tboue
1631.I.
Sm Weres Spfpital III Jrau
Mnna Rpdbolb, @attin BON 5errn
sSobn HpdboIb, AZ Gbeftnut Strabe,
i'm Utter BON IS sabrsn on ber Guns
genentsiinbuns seftOrben. sic piro
auber ibren @atteu iiberlebt bon afpei
9Dhtern, tbrer Wiutter, elmer Shfpes
fter unb einem Bruber. Die Bsrbis
guns finoet an Samitas Nadmitta1
I'M 2 lbr i'm 9reenDoob Jtiebbof
itatt.
Trau +. g. Raper, friibsr BON
Samilton, iuurbe sur Stenosrupbiftin
bes Staatsfenats In Columbus era
naunt.
Snfolse Der Weissruns Der
W1itsIisber Der WeiIt grobucers QHos
eiatipn, gum ieitberiesu p-siie fernsr
Nilh gu lieferH, ftebt AUDI 5dmiIton
cine WiId Rotb beoor.
- gcurtnep Soruiden. ipel9sr IN
Nerbinbung nit Dem Spbe Don Deuep
Wulonep bes Morbes angefIagt tpurs
be, betannte fih seitern DOT Rihter
Taurpbp beg gobtfMass fhufbig uno
rpurbe dnf unbsftimmte 3eit eem
3uhtbaus iiberipieien.
- Tie 9ouIeparb llHteriNbunss.
ptrein ip1hIte an Usittpod Mbeno
foIneube Beamte fiirs Heue Subr:
prdfbent, Inibonp 8rint; PrOt5toQ.
fefretdr. ". 8. Weufe; Jindn5fstre.
tor, Gbeobor. aroeger; S4asmeifter,
5eurp 6aDer.
Gin Oatf.uer In Dem 6dnfe
Ro. 633 gait @benue, in fptlhem
6err Sreb. Mntensu ieineH @ittualien.
Iaben betreibt, tpurbe pDn Der Jsuer'
iDebr gelOfdt.
= SDbn %. Rini uuo georae W.
Hinf purben neeen uneeblih beabs
fihttgten SiibrerbiebftabIB DON bsr
poliasi in 5aft ssnpmmsn.
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o.rIauisi, oab bic stusfubr baperiIasr
giere Hnd ben iibrigen 5xilsn
DtuifHlnnbs nod mebr singsiGrduit
iuerbsH ioa. Der $4,000 osuiI1e @aIi.
piribe umfaiieubs Deutit. Gar
uirtbspsrbanb bat iith etnsr Don 500
beuifhen 9rausrsisn uHter5sihnetsn
giHgdbe an bas &riseserndbrungsamt
angsihloHen, in Der auf bic empfino,
lihe S6dbiGung Der auterboneriihsn
GaItlDirthe burh ben AuEfau Der gu.
fubr BON baRrfdem Bier hingepisisr
piro. .5n Der 9ssriinounu bsibi ,s
u. o.: Die auberbap.riTden 8ie.'
Smporisure uHb osren abnebmer Mir
ben niai in Der Gag; is;n, ben 2lusr
ial an bapsriihsm Bier eurA anbtt.
etipa nprob,uiite 9isrs gu erfsbsu,
tueiI'oas 90ntingsHt Der ncrbosuiidpsn
grausreieu 10 bsihrdutt 1T, onb tdum
Der bisbsrigs Abiat Der rcrobtutittp
8rauereien gsbedt iuerbeH innn Dir
Bier Jmportturs baben aus eigsneu
Mitisln iebr grobs. in bic Wlillionsa
sebsnbs 9strdss bel auntsn. bic bas
bapsril6e Bier pom ibnsn 5t5ietsn, IN
psitirt unb bdften iiberbi,s ben bnp,s
rif9.n 9rnu.rsisH fir sian 3bsil Der
BON bitI.n btrgtge5snen grobsn aas
pitalisn. Ssbr piele Sp.jiulausidan,
te fiihrm uusfdliebIi6 bapsriite
HIRE. DieIe 5ablrsiftn 2lusifuntseos
tag. miibisR bei sir,r psittren Gin,
ihrdntun1 bes bapsriitsn 9isrsgi'
ports aeialoiIen perbsn. Die Bier
5mporitiirs bdben idmmilih iebr sros
&c sis.us gstriete. Sic unt.rhnI!sn Elm
arpees gerionnl pon 8ursnubeamisn.
8ertrstern, Aeiienbsn. AutiHern uno
Qrbsitsrn aller art, bic broiIos ipers
ben Diirben, ipenn bic 9itrs 5mportsIs
re ihr. gstrisbe itIisbsn miibtsn. Dir
+. Gefnhr Der gttrisbsHnifslluug III
i'm 10 gy5btr, ala nit sintm adnSlis
den anfb0reH Der gssapsmosIiHisit
Dftsrrsidifb.n 8ierss ssrshnst ipsrbsa
mub. @isi. 2lusIGantlos1!r 6apsriif,r
gisrs. bic Don ben Bier Smportsar'f
sum sbsil In gsneinid,aft in ben
bnperifGtn grduersisn gspdhist iinp.
erforbsrn sintn srObsu Mieihsaui,
tDonb, Der bGufis 100000 Inrf I'm
Sabr. srraai unb iib.ritsisi. 2frI.Ia
bz Risiitausofl Der tbsusrsn eoiaI,
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-12

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