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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-22
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and costs little.


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tAdvertiselnent-i
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-22


The Olive club will be entertained Fri
day evening, Nov. 30, at the home of Miss
Mae Cremer Grattan street.
Lewis Wilkinson. 1905 Quincy, accidental
ly shot himself in the foot Sunday when
a revolver he was carrying fell from his
pocket and was discharged, the shot pene-
trating his foot He removed to
local hospital undergoing operation. He
is much improved and has returned to his
home
Mrs G. IL Tuggle is ill at her home.
Lake street, threatened with an attack Of
Mrs A F. Wolff. 929 Madison street. had
as her guests Wednesday afternoon MEM
bers of the Golden Rod Card club. Cards
securing the highest score and Mrs: Frank
Morris second. Those who played were
Mrs. Frank Morris. Mrs. J. II. Taylor.
Mrs. c.. L. Dougherty, Mrs. Clarence Fair
child. Mrs e. r. Gross Mrs Henry
Huber, Mrs Harry McNair. Mrs. Roy
Bunds. Mrs. Walter Schein, Mrs Harmon
and Mrs. c. f. Hammond. The members
will meet again in two weeks at the j. II.
Taylor home. sos Elmwood avenue.
Mrs. Otto Luthey, AL Jefferson street
who had her tonsils removed several days
Harry Crawford and p. Leuenberger
have returned to their respective homes
after short stay in Kansas City. No
Mrs. Carl Schultz Woodruff avenue. is
quite i'll. She is threatened with an attack
of typhoid fever
A cottage prayer meeting will be held
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs A.
Robertson. 621 Lime street.
A numer of ladies, members of the Xesta
club. met recently at the home of Mrs. E.
L. Jones. Grattan street. to prepare and
pack Thanksgiving boxes to be sent to
sons of members of the club, who are serv-
ing their country i'll various training sta
lions The afternoons guests we're: Mrs.
q. X. Gross. Mrs. II l. Derby, Mrs. c. f.
Cox &e. Mrs p T. Thomson Mrs A P
The Parent Teachers association of Lin
coin school will meet Friday evening at
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-22
Looking Blackboard In State
Journal Society Column
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY

Mrs Frank Willard entertained infor-
mally at cards last evening. Her guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. George Parkhurst, Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Wear. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Foster, Mr. and Mrs. George Whit
Mrs. willard Hail, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Hardt, Mr.
and Mrs. J. w. +. Hughes, Mrs. Louis
Wolfe. Mr.. ana Mrs. a. c. Davis, Mr.. and
Mrs Boyd. Mr.. and Mrs. Lininger The
first prizes We're won by Mrs. Norman
Wear and Mr. j. W. f. Hughes, and the
second prizes by Mr.. Lininger and Mrs.
Frank Foster.
Miss Mary Thompson has returned from
a visit to her sister in Pittsburg
Miss Grace Foulks will give II card party
Tuesday afternoon for her guest, Miss Eva
Henderson.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-22

The entertainment at the Railroad "
Friday evening will be given by the
"Dynamos; which is male !qurrtette from
HoIton They will be assisted by Miss
ThelIna Day and Miss Agnes Hannigan,
readers.
Iva Reynolds of the auditor of disburJe-
ments office who underwent Il serious
operation at st. Francis hospital on the
9th of November, is reported improving.
Mrs. James Hughes has returned to her
work in the general claim department after
spending few days at Fort Sill
]. Z. Moore, of the stationery depart
ment. has accepted position in the office
of the general manager, +. e. Fox. Mr..
Mark Dunlap. from the stores department
is filling the position vacated by Mr.
Moore.
William Morgan has returned to his work
in the stationery department after Il few
days spent i'll Rochester. MINI. Mr.. Nor
gan accompanied his father to the Mayo
Bros. hospital at Rochester.
q. J. Fleish. general travelling store
keeper, and William Shaw, supply car
foreman. have returned from business
trip to Amarillo. Texas.
Gus PyetzH, who until recently has been
apprentice instructor. is now night ma
chine foreman.
Miss Nellie Coleman. stenOErapher in the
auditor of disbursements office has re-
signed her position to take up work with
the knights and Ladies of Security
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-22


Mrs. A. f. Peterson and Mrs A j. War
ner are spending Thursday and Friday in
Usage City attending the Topeka district
conN ention of the WOmens Foreign Mis-
sionary society of the Methodist chnrcht s
A number of members from the Topeka
Methodist churches are also in attendance
Elmer and Barney Stitt have returned
to their home Oakland avenue, after
motor trip of several days spent in Kan
sas City on business.
The Oakland W. G. T. {. met Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. George New
bolt. Sumner street. The program given
follows: DevotiOnals: the roll call
was answered by members of the society
giving Reasons for Thoughtfulness: Mrs
[. in Foreign Lands :" Mrs. George Hutson
gave reading: The Liquor Trnffic" and
paper read by Mrs. c. II. Buck; Mrs. J. L.
Heller read a paper ON The Home of Mis-
sionary Work of the w. c. T. u Mrs
X. 2. Taylor read Il paper ''Will the Co
airy Societies Advance the Cause of Mis-
sions?'' The guests at the meeting in
Mrs. Maud Eastman, Mrs. John Stamm
Mrs. Buck. Mrs. Mary Huey, Mrs. Thomas
Cottle, Mrs. Dora Sinner, Mrs. Sarah
Keamy, Mrs. Emma Hutchinson Mrs. r.
W. Mohler. Mrs, Mary Hertzzier, Mrs
Mary Donaldson and Miss Bell Cottle The
next meeting of the Union will be in two
weeks at the home of Mrs. Dora Dressler
Wabash avenue.
The Rev. Mr.. Peterson will talk on
Methodist church at the special revival ser
vices which are being held The chorus
under the direction of c. w. 'Swatz will
have charge of the music for the evening
Next Tuesday afternoon members of the
w. c. T. L. will meet ut Mrs. Mary Huey's
home to mitke comfort bags for the boys
in the army and navy who have gone from
Oakland. Later they will make the bags
as u part of their guar W. c. 7. L. work
Mrs. Rachel Counts. :SG6 Wabash avenue.
is visiting her parents at their ranch near
OZawkie-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-22

A marriage of interest to many
Kansas people was that of Miss Lu-
Gle Pollock and MIR. Frank Harvey
Jennings, both of Kansas City, Kan
sas. which was solemnized Wednes-
cay. November q, in Kansas City,
by the Rev DR.. Bernard Kelly, of To-
peka. retired Methodist minister and
United States army chaplain.
The bride is the daughter of Judge
John G. Pollock. of the United States
district court for Kansas. The wedding
took place at the Pollock home. The
Pollock family has many friends in
Topeka in professional and social cir
clos Mr.. Jennings is a business man
of Kansas City.
After a wedding trip of a few weeks
to Memphis Tenn, and other south
ern places. Mr.. and Mrs Jennings
will be at home in Kansas City, Kan
sas.
Mrs. william Frederick Sapp, of
Galena, announces the marriage of
her daughter. Miss Helen Margaret
Sapp, to Mr.. Nathaniel w. Davisson,
which took place in Galera, Monday,
November 10 They will make their
home in Springfield, Mo. Mrs. Davis
son attended the university three years
where she was very prominent in So
cial circles. She is a member of the
Chi Omega sorority Ga
zette.
MIS- DAWSON mas ITIeHQS TO j o.
peka who will be Interested in the
news of her maria ge.
X X X
The Research club will meet Fri
day, November %, at the home of
Mrs. G. w Hunt, 215 East Eighth
street.
Mr.. Herman Springer will give a
Studio Recital at III West Sixth street
Saturday night at o'clock to which
the public is cordially invited. The
program is as followe:
Aria Vision Fugitive (Herodiade) Massenet
Mr. Herman Springer
b. Because Love You Dear Dear Hawley
a. Mother Machree .................Ba Ball
Mr. Carl Lowry
a. The Prayer Perfect. ........... Stenson
b. In the Time of Roses. Rel, hardt
e. Bird Of Love Divine. ............W Wood
Miss Silvia Silverthorne
a. From the Land of Sky-blue Water
c. Love Never Faiieth ...............E Root
at Miss Marion McAfee
5. Aria: It Was Not So 10 Be. .N Ne f4er
MIR. Ralph Holland
q. She Never Told Her Love. ....... Haydn
b. My Mother Bids Me Bind My Hair
m, s,,:,,, H.. -, Haydn
Miss Gertrude Bunning
a. III Not Complain ........-. .Schumann
b. To Observation-Disclosures. Speaks
c. HindOO Chant -...............B emberg
Mrs. Herman Greenbaum
X X
The Minerva club will meet with
Mrs w. E. Atchison and Mrs Fred
s. jackson Monday afternoon of next
week. at the home of Mrs jackson,
sol Lane street.
X X
Miss Lillian Trapp, who will be
married soon to Mr.. George Sawyer,
was the guest Of honor at a knitting
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-22
BEAT NONUNION MEN
Fifty Piczets in Oil Field Attack
Five Workers.

Houston. Tex, Nov. 22.-Fifty oil
strikers pickets attacked five non
union workers at the Goose Creek oil
field late yesterday. painfully beating
three of the nonunion men, according
to word reaching here today.
Four of the union men have been
rrested Soldiers and civil officers
stopped the trouble before it got un-
der full Roadway, preventing a serious
outbreak.
Constable Dave Mckinney said to-
day the pickets were drunk.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-22

hich caused the fracture occurred
at the Y NJ. C. a. He IS at the home
of his parents, Mr.. ar | Mrs. Robert S.
Gordon.
Mrs. M w. Cardwell and Mrs.
James Flowers motored to Usage City
today, sent as delegates to the Wom-
ans Foreign Missionary society.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-22

the new building at Z 30 O'Clock A musical
and literary program will be given to
which all persons living in the vicinity are
especially invited.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-22
EAST SIDE NOTES

Notes and personals from East Side
by Frances Jones. 211 Grattan street
Telephone between s and 10 II. M. $3.50.
other hours. 4T51 K-2
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-22
SANTA FEE NOTES

Notes ana personals from Santa Fe
by Frances Jones. 211 tirattan street.
Telephone between = and 10 a. M. 800:
other hours. i1oI k-2
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-22
OAKLAND NOTES

Notes and personals from Oakland
uy Frances Jones. 211 GratIan street.
TelepIone between $ and 10 Il. III $3.50:
others bours. 4T5l k-2-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-22

anything but a sport suit, but today it
is a part of the most expensive and
formal gowns worn.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-22
Odd Little Bracelets.

There is no end to the queer little
bracelets that are used on ankles and
arms these days, and nearly every
sleeve is caught to the arm by one of
them. Several of the new evening
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-22
HIl97f ;. DRESS I IS S.
lES QNQGl By 1r~De Rite n house


Curious short sleeves that are taken
from the carly centuries, have sud
denly appeared in evening gowns
and arc sure of acceptance.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18

fer unb bem Sultan itattaefunbeu
babe. Der &atfer mar DON Or. DON
&iblmann beglettet unb Bel benz
Sultan befunben fi9 Der &riegsminis.
fter gnSer paI6a, Der @rDbpeTir
8alaat 8eb un5 Satti poI6a, Der
tiirtif3s 8otf4after in DeutI6IanO.
True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on October l7th,
1917, as required by the Act OF Octo-
ber 9Th, 1917.
g. d 6GIftsSsGanbgebra6t.
Rem goft, II. Ottober. glm
WlittpO4 pur3tH bier Fiinf IN einem
S9iffsbaubof bei6dftigte 0eutI9e
BON agenteu bes SuIti5 > 0epartes
ments Oer9aftet unb 5tpeds meiterer
unteriu4ung mad guis SsIunb ges
bra6t. Sic Ifnb angetlugt, bic groz
flamation Oes Drdiibenten 8ilIon in
8e5ug uuf biegei6dftisung BON feinb.
lt9en 2lusldnberu in SnbuItrieu, bic
NIT ben ariegsOOrberettu in 8ers
btnbuno iteben, perIebt All buben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18
Sefanttter algeriiber
Sdnger
Sn Raab, in 859men tns
ternirt.

Rep gOrt, II. Stt. GiRem
griefs 5ufoIge, peIaer bier BEL &uses
ne Boulder eiHtraf befinbet Ii9 Dinb
Giap, Der uteeriids Barton uno
friiberes WiitsIieo Der metropolitan
Opera Co., IN einem Snternirungs-
lager in Raab in Seiterrei1. Der
Brief mar battrt BON 81. auguit.
Rep Yprter sSreunbe bes SGngers
besannen Iofort nit Der Qufbrinsung
zines Sonbs fir beuielben.
9iIp bate 2OHbon brei Soge Dor
Qusbru9 bss Srisees perldfen unD
befanb fi6 auf BEN S6IOb StrGB in
8Obmen, ols sr als fran50iii6er lin
terthaR in Daft geHommen Duroe.
gta5 5tpei Sabren purbe er ouf lem
eigeres 9eiu9 nad etnem Snternia
rursslaeer geInnbt, mo- er fir Die
metftsn fstner RubrltnssmitteI beja4'
len uriiB.
True translation filed with the Post.
master at Cincinnati on October l1th,
1917, as required by the Act oi Octo-
Der eth, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18
Sas italienii9eY eYarlmment
Steat !piftigeu gr6rterinsea gegelp
iiber.

Eurin II. Sftober. Sas ituIics
niihe PGrlnne1t bot ieine Sisurrgen
m Nom inter eigenartieen unltii,s
ben tDie6er aufgeltouurelL gs liegen
1Uei 10 Ipt9tiee &ngeIescnbciten Dor,
oab ielbit cine W6niiterfriiig ni6t
alts9dhloiicn III. SSSn Gnbetredt Der
gtotr Der 9lrgelegerbeiten Der6en
oleie Dabrffeinli9 m .gebelnrer Sigz
iIna 6eiprodJen peroen. Sie cine be-
5icbt iid5 nltf gefabrli9e lnrlben.
DeIde ii9 i'm lestcn Sgeile 6es alis
quit in Gurin ereigreteit, lu1o 0ie gum
SJeile 61tr9 ben @er5ug in Ger Ser,
frottansirlulg Der StaOt init sertiis
ge,Io Grot peritriaft pirreen un0 gum
Gbeile Inn lln3ufriehene 81. beiduisen
Sic an6ere Grage be3iebt 'i1 auf
Die oQeernetne gsuhrlingrrtttelsariii
ir gang SteIier, tpeltbe 5ir &eiignaa
ton bes geobrungsmittelzSo
leluS Gjtrieppe @anepd fiibrte, beiien
gtochfolger General 9Ilfieri 1T
Sic ltnaiben in Surtli 6auerter
nlebrere Gage Iro Die geboroen pas
ren ee5uungen, SeidJlise III AntDens
burg 5u br:ngn, pntreno Elm Sbsll
Der 8arrifaoen 6lirrb BON Jliegcrn
getrorfenen @oulben 5eritort puro,
Gs mar 0ies oas erite Wial, hob aeros
plane iiir etnen fol1en 3ped 6eruttt
mlroen. GS iplrr5en feire ofii5iellcH
8GGIen in ge5ug oltf bic GnsabI or
Eorten un6 @erpun6eten peroffcnt=
lidt: Sie S9dslingen bortiren ton 30
ooer go biz GU 800 Sooten, be Iette
8ahl mar IN oe.u 9cridte elmer nlft'
itaIicnii9eu 4ittpritat m SlIrtn erts
boIten
Ole Gruse in @eug allf 8prritbe
on @eisen, RotIe ruo gSoQe lit elm.
J.ionbers ernite. S5talien pro5u3irt
ferne aobIe; Die geiarnrrten 8orriitbe
uriiiien iIltportirt perben. Seine
@oae iit ougciifts oes inuueilisn
aonilurs fir llnifornen noaig url3us
rctteno. glber Die oaerDihtigite an'
geIegenbett 1T bic geotbpe1oigfeit Der
ginfubr BON orei RiIionen Ionuen
@ei3en. Sbne cine ioIhe tpir6 es,
ieIbit bel ben elird, 9rottarten mtFcr'
legten giuidrGntunssu uuuDsIi9
!ein. Biz sltr uafSten grrIte ousSi.
baIteu.
2ie Reeier1tng miro bonn Tarlo'
mertt aufgefor6ert tperSen, ibrer SAL
tltno 6ieIen 6eiSen Girlationen ges
aenfi6er ,n reftfertieen. G6.r mas
lnrncr Sos ReiltItnt oltdJ icin mat
70 lit 6ie gsation entibloiien, enttuebe
inter Dem gegerupnrtiaen Miuiites
rium nter inter eirerr uei,en 2abi'
uett, Ser Rrieg 5ii etneru iiegrethen
SnHe 5u bringen u,rS sic Nnitrergiln-
3cu scr utncrIohnItfseu Sosioltiten.
weIfe oeriltf)ert, llrt3ufriebcrbett uns
Ter oen Sruppen 5u erregen uno tie |
4 uperanIoiien, nitrt Finger oIs bis
sum 81. Sftober 81 tarlpferL, s1tttd]t. |
3ll flfQoeN.
True translation fled with the Post
master at Cincinnati on October l7th,
1917, as required by the Act Of octo-
Der 9th, 1917.
Der SuItan unb ber beuts
f9e 8aiier ptrletheu
IT'D see:ufsittg bo9s
Srben.
Imifsrb m, II. Sftober. Die
aus &pHitantinopsl berihtet pirb, bat
her Sultan Der Siirtsi BEN aaiIer
Bilbslm ben Strrn bes SSftitorsOrs
beus nit 9tamonten, ben bodften
SrSen Der Sdrtei, D.rIisben. Der &ols
Ter Oerlisb benz Sultan BEN S.srn bes
Srbens nit DiamnRs
ten unb Der &ette.
Die Depsi6e fisi birsu, bob cine
sDsitsts Rpsttrszs lra@sa BEN Rn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18

True Translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on October lIth,
1917, as required by tho Act Of octo-
Der 9th, 1917.
Grans0fif4e arisssua4'
ri9ten.
paris, II. Sttobsr. Ssftise Nrs
tillerieseIe6ie iinb an Der Berbun
Sront, Sitli9 bon Der Ruas, i'm
Gange, ME bus Griessmtniiterium
mtiin6ist. 4us;iffs Der 9eutiden in
Der Rdbe Ses @albss DonGbaume, bei
Soubintourt, on Der aisne 5ront unb
in Der Rdbe bes Ulont gdmilslt in
Der Champagne iDurbsn u6ssi4luSat.
9is bs3iislide Yelanntma4uns Iausst
pis folst:
.Jn gsigisn bra9t.n unfere 2rup'
pen bon grtInD,sunssSiisen Dor unfes
rm ainien breibig gefangene 5uriid.
.Dn fflu9.a m.brers Qngriffs ab,
bic iib6flih pfn SoupiHcourt, In Der
3dbe bes Utpnt gdrnilet uno on Der
1ront nSrolid bonn Walbe Don
Gbaume senodt purben. Sn Der lss'
tsren Gegenb lpurbs Der @rtilerie'
iampf ipGi in Der Ra4t Elm iebr bsf'
tiger. Dir fii6rien einen trfolgrei@en
angriFf auf siRsu bsitI9en 9raben
an i}ube Der or Der Waans gelesentn
4n666en aus unb bra9ten gefanssne
suriid. 9om ii6risen 25eil Der Gront
1T nidts au beri9ten.
Cine auf bic 96Giist.it Der 9niati,
fer gs5us babenbs 8slauHtmaaunS
lautei ME folgt:
.am 9ienitas gbeub nm feds 1br
tpurbe Ranep in beftiser Weife bon
fsiubli6en aniatitern bomb0rbirt unb
es purben babst ;ebn gipiliiteH ses
i6bt,i unb pisr5is perpunbst.
.am 10. uno 16. Sltober trurben
fiiHi bertI1e 61usJeuse 5erit6rt, bier
'&dmpFen in fer Cuff unb ems BON
abtpe6rtnuonen. auberoem tpdreH 20
beutI6e WaI9inen i'm 0erlduf bon
att Rdmpfsn IN Der Cuff sssiDunssn,
in bei66bigtem 3uItanbs innerbaI5
Der beuii9en 2inisn nieb.r3usehen.
.llnT,re 5liessrssI9pabsr unters
nabmen sine 4nidbI grpebitionen. gs
tpurben sablreihe proietiil. auf Nis
litdr GtdbliHtments tn golfinssn,
bic giienbobnitniionen Don 9i.bsns
bofen, Ws5isres s2essWeb unb Boips
pp. ME aud yabriten in 9nsonbanss
unb ROmbo9 atSeporfeu.
Die tpeitsre am @btnb erlnifene 9e,
fanntmo9uns lautet ME folst:
.gln perId)iebenen 9bsiIen Der Sront
boben lebbafte 2lrti[lerieesfsdte itatts
namentiitb in ber Gesenb
tss ailIss spldteaus uHo am retten
llfsr Der Wenos Sn ben qrgonnen
Ipurb.n 3rpei feinbiide lIsbe9dlle boil
ftdnbie obqsihlogsn.
.geIeif6er gerift: llnfere qrtiles |
tie bsidcb am Disnitng in erfOlsrsis |
fer DeiIe bic fetnbli9sn Berse Dor
1irmube. liuisr artilerisfeusr bonn
Is. unb 16. Sttober bat ben fetlnlis
fen SrsnniIntionsn Is6r grober
Shaben 5ueefiigt.'
True translation filed with the Post |
master at Cincinnati on October l7th,
1917, as required BY ths Act of octo-
Der 9th, 1917.
mas Ct. pstsrsburs bss
ri@tet.
ct. petersburg. II. Sttpber. |
Sine am WlittpOh BON sfriegsurirtis |
Iterium srlaHens- Offi,isns 9sianntmas
4uus lnlitet ME fclst:
ran Der Sitise bat Der s5einb, bas |
tubiss, ibGns Weiter aiisnubenb, ouss |
lsbsbnte Rsioglos5irunsen nit ieiner |
euiifIotts ssino4t. hanpsId9li9 BEL |
ben boltifhsn SnItln. llnisrs Glisssr |
Ttisssn auf, um ten sJsinb au5ugrsifen. |
Sn ,iiism in Der 9uft itattssfunbsn,n |
fnmpfs i4ob unisr abiaiiter Gaips |
nom EN- ittnbIiGss Tlusssus ob, bas |
innerhnIb unisrsr ainisn Hiso,rfieI.
Gin 3spVsliH f!os abss ban Wlsos'
l6uuk
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18

ben, pie bas nortpsgif9e ausDdrtFgs
amt antiinbist. Die jdmmtIi5sn Ntit.
slieber bsr 8eiabung tDerben Dsrmibt.
Di. .ssmis" mar Elm 9nmpfsr BON
7402 5onneu, fpurbe 1911 gebnut unb
seb6rts stnsr syirma In Sonsberg.
True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on October l7tbr
1917, as required by the Act Of Osto-
Der 9th, 1917.
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bsn gsoauten trassH, SdB Der aan5ler
trrs Der Sppoiitirn i'm Rei6stas i'm
amts blsibe, ii;b aui be llnterftiiBuus
Der Nilitdrs perlaFsuo.
Sonierp1tiDe uno iosialiitii6e 3sis
tunssn in 9suiI6Inno babeu istt sis
niger 9eit cine Hontrooerie iiber bas
9b.ma elmer Siitatur sefiibrt. bic @ns
selesenbeit por absr bisber cine ioIGe.
bab RisuIanb baroH ba4tt. iis srHft su
nebmen.
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5beilnabme an Der aOruiIOhs sfso0lte
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SUB brei gleilen NOD Der giienba9n'
itation Su geben, ipo iie perbo9nt, nit
allen m0sli9en @egeHitGnO.u beDorisn
uno Don einem pGbeIhdufen bon msb'
reren tauisab perfonen beOrobt ipurs
ben.
Sisr eing.laufenen Deri4ten 5ufplse
battsn bic Offi5iere Is Der 9etitesgss
geupart zines Uaitglisbes Der Bd6e1
5u nerbanten, bag fie nit 5tm 2ebsn
bapou tdmsn. 2ebteres DtrdnlaBte
bic Gbfabrt bes 8uses, uIs Der pGhsl
auf benIelbsn 5u f4iebeH btSann.
Die 9efangeren tDareH I'm 8 Ibr
NbeRbs Don bem Wa6thauie mad e.
nem pIase eebra4t poroeu, no glu'
tomobile ibrer pdrteten, bic aber BON
einem feiu0Ii3en pobelbaufu umge'
ben paren. Sie aus 36 Wadnn bette
benbe Date batte grpbe Ttiibe. ben
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marii6er 9eitrafing Bergebu perben
ioIIen. Der p6bel Derrpeisrte beu
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@utomobilen a6sufahreu urb bsfauo
barauf. bub fe ouf Der Idngften Route
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General afrlpff tpurbe bon eirsH
Wurfgddob ms guge getroffeu unS
General 0anpufstp ipirbe am Rid
graf sefdhrli4 berIebi.
Nlspie @efungenen bte Giferbdbns
ftation erretdteu, rsrldugts Der p6beI,
bab fis, aHftatt In einen. PaTagier'
Wdseu, In einen @efangersn>r r1nssr
sebra6t iperben iOIItsu. Dur9 sineu
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ben GepGdtrugsu; abr Der g0bel ipei'
eerte ii9 nod tmmtr, ben 3ng obfab.
ren 5u ldfen. DIS bic Sitnntipn e e
brUbenbe tpurbe unb Der D5bel sFeusr
nuf ben Sug edb, befdbl IN WisIiso
Der Wahen bem 2ctumotipfiibrer, 70
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True translation fled with the Post.
master at Cincinnati on October l7th,
1917, as required by ths Ast Of octo.
Der 9th, 1917.
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