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Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1917-05-18
One dollar OF the price OF any
Women s Shoe in our stock
at 81 70 So

During Dollar Day you may take
your choice Of any OF our high cut
boots, oNfords, pumps or slippers
for women in the Street Floor Shoe
Store, regularly priced 81 TO sl2
and buy them for one dollar less
than the marked price. Buy your
shoes here. Dollar Day. CT
wi save 49,. .-..-.. 1880. "
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1917-05-18
Undermuslins at S1

All Is to y less than regular.
White Skirts in three styles-silk
camisoles in four styles. envelope
chemises in fVe styles, night gowns
ia three styles, Billy Burke papa
mas In one style. Choice, q
Dollar Day, at.,.......t,,. pa
Men S Caps-S1
Imported English tweeds, new
patterns, new styles for men and
young men CT
Dollar Day price..........,. -
Oval Paintings-S1
Genuine paintings. landscapes or
marines, framed m pian gilt
frames, l0yl2 inches. ItN1a, IlNlG.
s6Xa0. an worth three or more
times the price CT
Dollar Day Observation-Disclosures. "a
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1917-05-18
Children $ Dresses at 81

Sizes 10 b-1s 10 y less than
regular prices. Bloomer Dresses
OF eaambray, also plaid boomer
dresses. roman striped bloomer
dresses, dresses without boomers.
White skirt with colored Bolero
jacket effect. G.
Dollar Day .-............,... @A
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1917-05-18
PetticoGts at 81

Black and eolors-3 clever styles.
Back Satin Pettlcoats IN cluster
of tiny ruffles-rose sateen petit
eoats-fancy percaie pettlcoats,
rose pattern, choice of any CT
of them, Dollar Day ........ III
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1917-05-18

Tony.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-12-19
Riceville Doctor i'm Narrow Escape.

Usage, Ia, Dec. 17.-Dr. Frank
Lee OF Riceville had a narrow es-
cape from death a few days ago when
he fell headfirst down the chute of
his silo, a distance of forty feet. He
managed to break the force of his
fall somewhat by pressing the walls
of the chute with his hands. He
landed on his shoulders on the ce-
ment floor, and although 10 bones
were broken, his injuries were at
first expected to prove fatal, but he
is now recovering.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-12-19

Music may have charms to soothe
the savage but its the popular airs
that give them that tired feeling.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-12-19

each year property worth more than
5000, 900, 900, equalling the gross
earnings of an army Of 100000 men.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-12-19

Vanity makes lot Of remunera-
tive work for the beauty doctors.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-12-19

According to the Department of
Agriculture. rats and mice destroy
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-12-19

You will find practical gifts here
for the family or for each individual.
DEBORAH FURNITURE CO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-20

Good quality Outing Flannel
Night Gowns, purchased last
year, otherwise the price would
be much higher. A good assert
nent Of patterns
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-20

Now Have Splendid Quarters as Re-
suit of Renovations

Finishing touches have been given
the renovated quarters Of kennebec
Tent, No. Is. knights of the Macca-
bees, and the home of this now flour
ishing lodge is, as a result, extremely
attractive and in every way adapted
to the requirements, both as a meet
ing place for the members Of the or
der. and for public Functions. The
quarters were formerly occupied by the
Elks. and, as used by them, were di-
vided into W rooms. The partition
has beer taken down and one spacious
hall is the result. The floor space is
large enough for almost any public
function. and the floor, which has just
been scraped and sandpapered, pre-
sents a fine surface for dancing. The
walls are tinted in pleasing shades Of
grayish green. and the ceiling is white.
The west end of the hall is used as a.
lodge room and the other end as an
armory, when the quarters are being
put to strictly lodge purposes.
A very active and enthusiastic
branch Of the lodge are the Maccabee
Rifles, with a membership of A. Near
Iy all are fine marksmen, and the in
formal competitive shoots are keenly
enjoyed. The men OF this division are
not wanting in public spirit. as is
shown by the fact that on several
public occasions they have given their
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-20
CONY TO AID
IN LIBERTY BOND DRIVE

Cony students are going to partici-
pate actively in the Liberty Loan drive
IT this city. Friday morning Charles
Pettengill addressed the school assem-
lily on the subject Of Liberty Bonds,
telling them how this system Of invest
nent is carried out and urging the TAX
ing of bonds as a patriotic duty. While
it is expected hat all students who
arc able will subscribe to the loan,
the particular service that is being
asked of them is the obtaining of
subscriptions from the citizens Of Au-
gusta. Each class Will organize as a
team. Principal Cobb will keep a rec
ord of the accomplishments of each
class in obtaining subscriptions. and
will daily make a bulletin of the stand
ing of the teams. 1t is expected that
the element Of rivalry will have a slim
uiating effect.
AS a stimulus to individual endeav-
or Gov. Milliken has offered four prizes
two for boys and two for girls.
Prizes will be given the boy and girl
getting the largest number { sub
scriptions. and also to the boy and
girl obtaining subscription. for the
largest total amounts. The wo prizes
for the boys are silver watc- fobs, and
The records of the work of each stu
dent will be kept at the office of Boyer
& Small. The meeting was held
with the approval and consent Of the
Liberty Bond Committee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-20
"oUR OWN"
Employees at Gannett Publishing House
Issuing Neat Little Magazine

The Journal is in receipt of Angus
as newest publication in the maya
zine line in the shape Of a neat little
book entitled, Our Own: A Maya
zine for Comfort Workers." and as
might be imagined 1t Is issued from
the Office Of Comfort" on Willow
street. AS 1t says In it's announce
ment. the magazine is published now
and hen by the employees of w. II.
Gannett, publisher. Inc" and is a
novelty in its line. 1t is printed in
octave measure, typewriting type, con-
tains 16 pages and is enclosed in a
neat paper cover. The editor is Miss
Elizabeth NJ. Murray and Ernest
knight as assistant editor, while the
d department. representatives are
Charles Getchell, Mrs. McCausland,
Beatrice Evers. Edith Nelson, Ernest
Knight, Gladys Boynton. Bessie Dodge,
John O'Connell. George Fuller and
Mrs. Umberhind, and the magazine is
brim full of matters of interest to the
employees of the Gannett publishing
house. Here's to Our Own"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-20
NO CURE o
RIGGS DISEASE
All Depends Upon Whether You Con-
suit a Dentist or a Physician.

NEW YORK. N. Y.-Ask any dentist
and he will very likely tell you there is
no cure. for riggs disease. Physicians say
there is, and that it is a germ disease of
the gums. caused by catarrh and cold
bugs. Anyway. the following distinctive
features are observable in the treatment
of riggs disease by patients using pyorigg.
The progress of the disease is promptly
arrested and soon stopped. The color of
the gums Is restored to a healthy pink
condition in the course of a few days.
Undue redness of gums disappears. In
~hammation. soreness and sensitiyeness
disappear. Gums build up and fill out.
receding stops. Separated teeth come to-
gether. Loose teeth tighten up and bleed
ing of gums ceases, Shrunken gums are
~invigorated and healthiied. Pyrorigg is
a prescription specially for riggs disease
which comes in the form Of a medicated
, massage unguentum which STAYS where
It is put, unaffected by saliva and Is be-
ing dispensed in original packages. price
one dollar. at best drug stores. including
Observation-Disclosures Co. in Aususta.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-20
Red Cross Notes

The Augusta Chapter Of the Red
Cross Society has received notice from
the headquarters at Washington, D.
C.. that Henry P. Dawson. chairman
Of the Red Cross War Council, and
Harvey D. Gibson. general manager Of
the American Red Cross, are planning
a visit to the Red Cross headquarters
at Atlanta, New Orleans. Philadelphia,
New York, Boston and Baltimore in
order to render a complete and per-
sonal report to the people of the
Southern and New England tates of
the manner in which the Red Cross
war fund is being expended and to give
a detailed account Of the activities Of
the Red Cross during h past six
months. This visit will take place
after their speaking tour through the
West which starts today.
A few other cities of Southern and
New England states will probably be
included in their itinerary. Following
their return to Washington next
month, plans will be announced for
conferences between Mr.. Dawson and
Mr.. Gibson and Red Cross officials and
chapter workers at the headquarters
Of the Southern, Gulf, PENNSYLVANIA,
Atlantic and New England divisions.
In the past six months the Red
Cross membership has been increased
to more than 100000 members. scat
tered among $500 chapters. The reor-
ganization Of the American Red Cross
necessitated by this rapid growth and
added war activities, resulted in the
decentralization of authority from Ma
tional headquarters to the managers of
the 10 divisions, and makes necessary
the closest possible cooperation be-
tween National and divisional head
quarters. a-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-20
AUGUSTA LOCALS

George Allen. who has for the past
W weeks beer confined TO his home
on Crosby street suffering from lame
ness. is reported to be slowly improv-
ing, and his friends hope that he may
soon be able to be about town once
more.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-20
REPRESENTATION FROM
COMMERCE
ASKED TO HEAR BRAND

G. J. Brand, chief of the Federal
Bureau of Markets, will hold a con-,
ference at the State House at 10 A.
NJ. today Saturday, to which repre-
%sentatives of all chambers of commerce
are invited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bigelow of AS
bury Park, n. J.. who have been
guests of Mrs. Bigelow's aunt M I'M
Gle. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Merrill, cor
ner OF ST. Catherine and Brooks street,
left Friday afternoon for Nova SEQ
tia. where they will visit at Mr.. Bige-
lows old home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-20

Former Alderman A. n. Soule fas
had a letter from his son, Reuel, who
is serving Uncle Sam in the navy and
is at present stationed at Norfolk. Va,
in which Reuel a hat he is en-
joying good health and is glad that he
enlisted in the navy rather than some
other branch of the service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-20

services as volunteer police.
The membership of Kennebec Tent
the present year.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-07
FORBES BOOKS BOUTS
FOR AURORA SHOW

Harry Forbes, former bantam
weight champion of the world has
been engaged by Jack Sagers. Aurora
boxing promoter as matchmaker Ion
his club. Forbes will be in charae
of the next Aurora show. which viii
be staged Monday. Sept. II.
Forbes has had wide experience in
booking boxing bouts and is nepoti.
ating with Clint Flynn and Sailor
Freeman for the feature bout of the
Aurora show Mike Eulo viii prob
ably meet frankie IzZo in the semi,
Wlndup The two windup bouts will
be over the eightround route. and
two pfelims, will also be staged
Marty Henderson. who boxe pea.
nuts" Dundee at La Sale Sept Is
training faithfully for the battle with
the Rock Island speaders. More than
800 Joliet fans are expected 10 ionr.
ney To La Sale 10 watch the bouts
A special car over the C.. O A p
railway VIII leave Ottawa on the NIGHT
OF The fight II Will return after the
bouts are completed
Spike" Kelly, the Welterweiebt
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-07

To the man that is forty. WIN has
made moderation in all things his rule
life has only well begun and fame /,
still possible. The best things in !
mans life usually come 10 him attei
the age Of forty.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-07
TENNIS STARS UNDER ARMS.
Every One Among the First Ter Is
In One Branch or Another.

William VI Johnston Of San Fran
cisco, national doubles tennis cham
pion, has received commission as ell
sign in the naval militia Of California
He left for the Pacific coast after
Withdrawing from several tournaments
to he played in the east.
With Johnston in 'hc navy. the
Omitted States National Lawn Tennis
association announced that every Amer
lean Of the first ten ranking players Of
the country now is in SOME branch Of
the government service except Il. Lind
ley Murray. who is doing his bit" rs
manager Of chemical plant whose
product is important for war purposes.
\ man robs himself If he does moi
make the best Of his time
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
ST Louis. 4, Chicago, 3.
Philadelphia. ); New York. 2.
New York, :; Philadelphia, 0.
No other games played.
Games Today.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Boston 90.
Philadelphia at New York (2)
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-07
STANDING Of CLUBS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Boston 3; Philadelphia. |.
ST Louis, >; Detroit, >.
No uthsr. g9mss played
sG Gimss Today.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Detloit at 81, Louis.
New York at WASHINGTON %
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-07

a man robs himself If he does not
make the best Of his time
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-23

geB unIsrer aIboberl5eit einen Duri.
0eriamen 9feiS aus uTi0 Die yeanien,
0ie mir aus 0ein ghni6 Der Gebrer
horten lino oie lsir'in unieren Hetbdni'
id}en @ieSerboliHgen perltiimnteiten.
idienen il.ls nit nIagiiber Strait obne
eigenes 3utbi.u sum ssnllaotlum Der
gSiiieridaft fiiEuen 81 foniien.
g3enig nrtoers mar es auf Der uri'
reriitat. 2ln6 bier rrtroe unfer @eiit
geblenoet ron Dem bellen 9idr, oas oaS
aelebrte DelitIdlorlb pon alien SeiieiI
ulf uns nieSeritronIte. lleberoa trn.
ier mir ailf oeiItibe gsdinen. 3ie
9crtragsiprad)e mar iaHch ftnIieiliih,
ober Die slusorudspeiie Der 9oseilten
aur oft 10 ounfel. ,oas iie iulierer nod
nid)t geaiigenb iuloie gehcimnilie Der
boheren Ridhr eingcipeibten SrtelIi.
peB binifig SdruieriJteiten bereitetc.
gair fonitm oanlnls nidJt beereifen,
ohne ans 0ein Oeutitt,eu 81 iiberfesen.
,tuE ni5a INNER Die leif,teite aiifgo5e
III. llno 6od ihritten iiiiiere StlsoieR
intter Der 9eiting Der oelItiden De.
Iebriamteit tort. Gs NOR Gin gnr5er
.Inaebeuer reibbaItiar appnrui. Der
| TIidl nit Der ibm eiuenen sraft ben
freiciien @eiitgrrj BEL inis niribrdugtc
60 mar cs in bedHedItsniifenid,oft, 70
NOR ts aberniA.mfi ben azosreu Ge'
tietea be- DtierA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-23
Gin .2Dblieo aui bic beiltiae
Gnltnr.

gngeIidts Der nieien SdurGbungen
|bati6er saiIhir, Defenders bon iei.
ten sstaIienS, oas BON Dem eeIebrten
OeHtfcpInno an nleiten profftirt bat.
tit es UNI 70 erfreiIider, bab geraoe
jett ein itaIterrii4er SeIebrter Den
RlIt9 bat, fiir Die oeitid1e Siiilhir cine
2oi5e gu breten llns liegt elm artitel
Der Weaildnbcr ,SytaIia~ Sr, M bem
Den GroiciiOr Ses 8erfadiitrgsretpts on
Der unioeriitiit IN Mom GarH1elo Ga.
riiiia nit oeuen abredYnet, Die gegen
Deutid,IonOs ipiiieuitdftlide &egeHlo'
ate ifueien. or 'hreibt:
@as nab oleiem arieee eeffefen
,Diro. peib th iidt, es lit aber teines.
,nces uuseddIoiieiL 6nB jene, Die ieet
ben meiiten Sdrm gegen 0ns llebergs.
lmidt Der beltidet gSiiieHid)nft III
Stalien erbeben uno dTH tboridlien bon
ben inteaefhleaen @erbriIoeuIugat
if,indseu, 5u einem gegebenen politl.
ihen gueenbIid ei1IigerraSen tlibl
mllf 0as. mas irilher mar, anrildtom-
men iuo nit einer ifneIlGi 8erioh.
mug ibrer alien 9iebIinssmitoren
Dieoer oornebneH fper6eu. @eger
Die poIitiihe Alitb Der afnberliithe!,
Ino mrBerotobentiiden geooiiiiiou
ION beIte itebt eine nod iebr nruge
8ergan9snbeit. Die neoer bic sSrrtbil.
mer nod Sie S@refen oes arieges
oereeiien Iofiu Mrfe: Gin Geilt.
idser CAB itns Die eriten llntcrrid)ts.
5rimSIag9i Der @prod)e girgils imO
GGiors, EN- Seltidper enb Die eriterl
GIemente Ses @riedgidDen, 8eiitids,
ltoarcn es, bic uns init ben beIiebteiteH
&asgaben Der Iiternriihen gaeiiter.
Derfc, beiaitet NIT pbiIpiopbiffer Br.
onnterie tab belfdem mh,oen rer'
iorgtet
Drs seIebrte Dsttid idIalI6 lite 10 IN
Liza sasf fes aal6 aut - aEarsiis ztsM'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-23
Reripaal- -Rptt5em.

0ie trbti8e SiiGs bes om Sauts'
tag plGtIi9 aus benz 2eben seI9iebe'
nen Serrn @iIIiom SetIig g I
nurDe asIterngtu3mittoe ppm Sruuer'
bauIe, 3214 Wppoburn 2loeuue, Gils
alIf Spring 9rppe CUR epigen Rub'
ee6ettst. Sus grpbe 9efpl9e iotpil
bic 5iile berrIi9er 8Iumsu tporer
3ei6en Der 9tdtung urD Werrb'
f6dbuns, Der Der @ertli9ens ftd In
ipeiten &reiien gu erfreusn bate
paitor $. o. GiierlIOar urD gteO
ROug1ten Ieitstsn ben Srnuergottes'
bienIt. 8iirgermetfter 9udtu, ST.
Waapor SoIepb S4pegmunn bon Ct
8ernarb, Wei3deI RulIen, peter Set
ffer, SeHrp 8pgsI, Charles RaeeI
sSpIep6 Splparb, Gu1it Bauer, Gbas,
Sinne1 unb Sui. GpersfielD 3attsu aIa
8abrtudtrGger fungiert.
Serr SobnJep Sr>. Elm unse'
febener uno gen6teter Biirser, 1T ses
tern Ieiner Satin Srnu Morp Gnna
Sea, geb. Stigler, in S0be na4ge'
folat. Der 8erblifRne, tDel9er Elm
QlIter pon 66 Sdbren erreifts, tpdr als
15ziGbrigsr aus fetner olbeHhrrgii4er
Seimatb na6 Cincinnati eetourmen,
betrieb lanee Sabre m gummiuspias
cine Srpcern nit NarthTbQft, bate
fi9 iebo6 it,on DOT 10 Sd4ren BON
@ei8dff 3uriidgesoesn. CT btuterldbt
fieten ainber, bic Serren S65n Sp@
iep6. 2Gbert uRb Gorl Sgep, 5ruu gn'
na 8cn3ing, 5,au Rpfo apbI uno
sgrQu Clara 8ettner, Die in ibrem Der'
ben 9srluf bas ber5It6fte UtttgeTt5l
ibrer 8GbIrsi6en 1yren1tbe uub ge'
tqnntcn bdben. Serr Sen esb5rte benz
ct. 8pnfFo3nig llHtert. 0erein, BEN
ct. BonifG3ius WdmHr0erein, BEN
OIbenburser 8ersir iDtrie beI .. ".
&. @ottesodergsfsnf6aft an bic tbu
bas @elsit gu 9rdbe eeben fperben.
Die geerbigung ftnbet bonn Sraurs
buufe, 4253 atrbp aoerue in Gums
minsotue aug itatt urb SaDm am
s5reitau Mprgen. Gin fehrli6es Re'
quiem Diro in Der ct, 8onifuaius
&irft ab9e6alten,
StabtrhbSutitglisb Wt6asl
RuIlen erretfhe seferu ben go.
Ulei1erftsiu orf fei1wm 2ebeuspfobe
urb fegbTtre6e1tb tDurbeu ~fbm pon allen
SsiteR bic bsraIS@fRa Slii6minI4e
boree5rdtt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-23
@robe @iIberantauf!

- W D z - y 9 " " AA '
b er Regierung. Tenn Geiipiel
Der fricgfiibrenben eurcpaiiden gto.
iioaen foIgen6, lDeIde ibren i'm Jelee
itebenoen uno Defenders ben i'm aus.,
lamb fanlpienben SolOaieu ben SoIO
m SiIber aiis5ablen. mil Gigenitlein.
Iid aut Die @unoesreeieruns iolge;i.
9lon itIiebt oaS aus aroBen SiIber.
nt1ufen. oie IN LETTER Seit eriOlgt
ms6 fiir Die WairBpr1ee anitalteu II
QbiIabelpbia uno San Trancisco be-
itimnrt ihib. 60 bot In LETTER @Ofe
eos Sh1tanrt folgeiiOe gInf6uie &C.
inad,t: BON Der american Snieltiiig
& Refining 60. 100000 llnSeIL iilr
9ieferima nab San fSraneiseo. gum
greis BON $0.7775 per llii1e; BON ber
9Inleriean Wsetol 60. 100000 llri5en.
fir eieierhng nab sSbilabeIpbia, Sit
so. 1925 Der llrpe uH6 100000 lin.
,en, Al s0.7520 per llrBe; bon Der
llniteo @etul Ceiling 60, 5000
llBcn, fin 2ieierine nah 9hiIaDe!.
phia, su 0.75375 per llnss. Ssitbem
bobtn ARtdufe BON Deiteren 250,C00
llnsen fir eieierlfna rob benieIbea
9eitimmunssorten iidttgsianbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-23

9ln oisien 2botiedlcn fmIu ocr
arieg geIpib ridt dnsvrn, tros aIler
Ianaen unS t5aenoen Steon in 4taoe.
mien uno orberlpdrts. Widn oelltt
an uiduS sDeHiqer oils Gn eiteH ir'
|teaethlcdeil B:erperbmlb. Der Sllnadlit,
I'M before Graebriiie els Der polltlIhe
All ersieisn, periudJcn nriiBte, iit init
eirliger Seimlieteit iiter ieine eigene
8eoeihng anberen gegeniiber liar ~
lrereen. Die iebr neutrality-suspicious.
Serren groielloren, sic beitte nit lli'
acnbIidyem @ntbuiinsnrus iIiio nit
Dem @iier BON 9lcoptpter iiber bic na'
tiCnaIe auItr rebeiI. iollten aber &C.
ipiIie 3batiudIen I'm guae betnlteIL Die
aud bic &uionen aller GrmeeH nno
ole 9ariumertsreOen 3iiiaHlneu nitt
ans 6er gSsIt idsoffen. @egeH DIE tnbl
reldgn .,2ebrbDd|er, @rfiDe, 9ett-
id,riftet lIlb anbcrcs", IN oeuen ulls
los eelebrte 9eittihIaio feline Ssiilen.
idoit uerinittelte. 5u lui'tten, mag eiIie
id,oue @cit. iein, beionoers I'M Ssrieee
GID pom Der Qorberrid)dft Der oellt.
ifen 91ltlr 81 befreien, mag eiD lob.
l,der gorins iein, inls 6ahig.eiien
uno gtesialnfeit ibm entipreben. 81
mlnlifen, oab 6 Geiti6Inno friiber ODER
ipater eiile pslenlonie rerliert. ore me-
benbei geidgt, uiemnno ic nriideno
oher ernicorigenS iane, foiWte bis Dor
,reniaen ssnbren, diit' cbne Oen 0'eoan.
fen an lpiiieaidriilide Grei.. gicrpcr.
bGnSe oocr anoere Sdderlid;teiicn,
cine 9eroiite Sciimina lem. uenn iie
ernlt e6rli@feit flno 9teid,ibnm Der
I9,eaabuna begleiten. Hber es lit nidlt
aniianoiq. iel6it inter ben Snreden
les aric1es. 81 bergeIien. 6aii lnd,t NE
niee BON 0elier, Die heilie ons sSpb Der
telitihen Asiiienid,oft nit Boricn ab.
snihiittsIu perludlen, .in6 ole s6,Iedlt
Iino rcft cine eeDiiie piiicnidyaitIide
geriihnttbeit erlnngt boben, iIift egl'
Iiieren niirben. tpenn >cieie aiiltur lie
iridyt srteiipt unb rsidlich geliubrt
bate.
giel arbeit ntut nod gefeiitet r5er'
Iten, nm etns Seeenonie nbi&iittelr 80
yOssu. Ia IA GEsdt sinaE ia4zslaa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-23
S5n eiaembf bffentlid9en 2Ses'
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GuIeituns.
Die Srngen bel ber Regifrtruns be
antpnr:et tperbeu ioILtea
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beantinoriet peroen iolltel. Gr ere
tlGrt, Dap bic gesierung ietnespsSs
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beberL bic Die ein3ige SatiiBe 1r'
genD gines U6orules, einer 5pGA c0sr
einss &inDss 1T. petit a0er Ddraaf 9nl
Oa bteine 2usHahme. gem19t Deroeu
t6ane, ipeun Dies ni9t Der 5da iei.
bile ipi3s periOuen. Dsl1e t0rpsr'
Ii9e Defstts, ME ben 8erilit etne5
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aber iber ale. dHberea @eiurbe I'm
8efrsiune Dom NetlitGrieRite h;rb ben
ben LotaIen Ge90rDen eH99ieSer
perbsn. Der @tppIitaut 1T geboI!en,
genqu iiber tea @barutter ieiner ars
belt austunfi gu seben. buiHit bic Be-
b6rbs i'm Startbs iit gu enti4eiosa, OF
cine @usnahue Gagebru9: II.
rDenn Sic zines gerbreders 'ihh'
big befunben uurbeu, ober pegeH iOu'
fiigsn EoralT9eu 9efettes pom Wlis
IitGrbienif befreft fem molen 70
tbeilsn ca Dus tuIs mit', beit es in
bem DeGrDeiier.
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gc6prenen nnb eiiiem naturaliFrteu
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anf biRsetpieien, onR ieibit feiaOIid,t
9lnsldnbsr tnnerbaIb bes feftseietter
alttrs geaumnsen isisu 5n regiitri
ren, ipern Es aud aiGlt ansaebsbsr
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