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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-31

Inner Ngent in Samiltou 1T Serr
Gbnaro Srnd, 449 Sao eyiinitc Sfr.
gel Sci. 476.Sl. Some ybuus
163t.9l.
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3n Gn0c uno Der 8erfcDr puroe pIe
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erleotat nerben lolen. Die Dsdnncz
naiaHen Oieien 8oriGIag an uno er.
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tplaoa. oaf;;ulebmtn. lin DGtter-
nadJ: lpur0cn omul bic Streif.
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Cincinnati gebradDt uno Wurgens I'm
$3.50 llbr uuroe Ger Strabsnba9nuer.
iebr luieher aufganomlncn. 9lnpalt
Genten Cppenbeimer Don Cincinnati,
fer Mniieorrlpolter Der Cincinnati,
Gapton unb SDIebo Sroction Co.,
miro beute raG SorHilton fomuscu,
nnt Die Qaln. GifTerenjen 5rpiiHen ser
Ccieliinait llno Den 0tdunern Domog.
LID bei3ulegen.
Gie alnoarion & Sbaffer Co.,
pcIdc pop Der Stubt Sarilton ieiner
Seit ben &ontraft 5ur 2ieferung pon
$500 Gonnen &oDIen er1ieIt, but Die
@taotnerDaltllng eriudyi, pon bent
Earaerapben in oem Rontraft, mel.
der mir cine Nidyteinboltung bes Seq.
teren cine Strniiuntnle BON $3.50
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nebmen. Die Geieai6ait matt gel.
trtlo, oab iie ieit Der uiltcr5eibnung
hes Sfontrafts infolge Der aobleniitua.
ton bereits $4,000 perIoren babe, ir.
Gem lie ielbit einen boberen 8reis als
Den &ontrattprei5 De5aDlen miiiie.
- Sancs Speioel, ipel6er geitern
pegen gerlesung Der glutonlobil.Sr.
b;nan5 I'M Rltni5ipalgerift 5lI erihel.
ien batte, lpiIroe BON Hityter Sbanf
5u einer Seloitrafe Don $25 perur.
tbeilt
- 90. 9oainger, geeen nelhcn Die
@robgeitpporenen eine gnfIage pesen
MISUNDERSTANDING erboben uno
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riidgebraft pirbe, befonnte iih ge.
itern Dor &ifter Sarlan ifyuliois. Rad)
ner @ntgegennnbme Der Seugenaits.
iagcn enti6ieb Der gfi6ter, baB DoIlrn.
ger Iiir ben llnterbaIt ieiner beioeu
alnOer inter 16 Sabren n>o6entIih
le $3.50 be5ablen iolle. I'm bic ge5ob.
hing Oieier Sunlne au iih I'm, tpurbe
bon 0olllnger cine 9iirg fbaft BON
$1,000 oerlangt, fDelde gel tern geitelIt
iruroe. gSad ieiner erfole ten Sreilai.
jung rciIte Oollinger ioi prt pieoer
mad 5loriba ab, Ipo er Die gteIIung Ell.
mes @c't,dftsfiibrers in ei,1em Sc.
partenIentslaben befIeioet
- Sn Der Sabresper iammluna Ses
gerbanees Der aleinfa afIeute Don Sa.
rTlton alH 10 Se6ru ar, pirb q. q.
@orber bon Strab burg, g., Der
5miptrebner iein. g. ,rper lit betannt
als Der erfolgreidft'. GeifdftsnIaaln
alier fleinen Srtifo item i'm staate.
- Glnrence aaq ernlonn lpurSe &C.
ftcril BON 5fifter G icnnaugbton tbege,t
unterbnltsoerpeif jerins gu go Ga3en
arbeitsbaus oeru !rtbeilt.
- Sn @fifbl' .tplpn lit geitcrn Hcp. !
sSnatban WoritD , Der 8ater oom@eorge
sR. ynritp. nes Hraiioerlten Der 4me.
ritan yoaing Dtia Co., i'm Sllter Don
90 Sabren gel torben. Or mar 81 Sabre
ions als Wse neutrality-suspicious. tlGtis |
aeweien. Nf. geerbigune fiiioet NOR.
gen ailf Der a Spring @'rone 0riebbDil
IN Gincinn adj itatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-31

Der Oitprsubsn Ollie Der Der.
Staaten III 6srr 9ubert giGts, 30.
90 lrtfpn Sallc... gieu gorf gitp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-31
Sn berfauien - Sduier.
gu berfaufen - @rnnbeiarntGnm.

@ 90 iier otfe, mabilorpiGs. g6tr an.
erciBeub on bic ISerrissaiblicfbd: Wlnt FIR
Monbbnus. Grocerb cher Gdioou: 1000 Mntos
mobile p1iiiren bitieH 9Inh an Gonrinaeu
Gut fnr SHbner w7ebr ais 1900 Cots per'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-31
Yu bsr!anfeu - gntomobile.

1913 qddurb.T 9aHaaiere, elsi.riffe ei6s
ter, ueuer Top. I'm perfeiten 3nifnrb, este
Car flr eiberh,Gci6dtt. D. R. Gueor. uniou
Sto6narbs. gbont gssIi PAST. Si-c
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-31

9e' arp Sobnion, bon go. 1923
ProbIoei zee StraBe, meIbete eeitern
Der Tol bet oab ibm aus feiner gaob.
Inng 20 N ganr icroie brei SBoor
Etisfe adtobIeu rus,rbett
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-31

gpttIsr. .Pianos - 50 Eptrn rrriaii
ororb, s2i5; ME nsu: perte $500. Ssrrrs
gncirr giefrrIa. 3ssp Gnrftnas Grenrf. Qils
ton. nnbs 3oeloclfnen 0dr1fn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-31
6aniltcn.

llnier gsent in Samilton 1T Serr
Gbnarb Srnd, 449 Siib syiinftc Sr.
gel Sci. 476.Sl. Some Tbuus
t63f.N.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-31
8u periaufcn -gerIdieoenes.

grtrafetne frif6e wiiIt.albs, beftebsre
aus SoIfteiu. 9erfen urb @smiffisE. Hdf'
snfraetn saT. CERT, sarm g. q. q. 30. !.
Satriio1. O., ODE. ksu,. Gerti. e5s g me..
msidsu 9bs. SdH.2e,3i, ,ef6.A
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-31
SHUTTER in9te,
probiere cs.
Qgbia q. Fiufbam's geaetable Com
pounb fnrirte Gram Gopher,
nadbem aerSte niflt
belfen fonnten.

Cincinnati, Cbtc.--.s6 iunnf6e Spntn NIT
sutteiIen. tpds epbia q. pinfbam's eeaetnble
10 .7l7E n.-..~..s h0,,tna f1r
Arizona republican., 1917-04-19
Installnent Terms

Do not understand that will instament afford this class of business because thirds business the We offer the for ready cash optional with discount the already low We u-and all accommodations formerly offered with along with purchase of piano during DISSOLUTION PIANO SALE.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-19
Table of Discounts for Cash and
 Part Cash

These discounts apply ALL pianos at the slashed prices:
 $25.O0 cash down gives you receipt for $5O $37 50 down gives you receipt for $70 $50 down gives you receipt for $85. $6750 down gives you receipt for S100 5000 given for each S100 and $500 given for each S5O paid after the first payment in cash within 30 days.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-19

For instance, the STEINWAY PIANOS have been strictly one-priced to everyone, and to con- vince the public what this great reduction sale means---we quote the unheard-of discout of E ! off on this product in stock. This is DARING to say not FOOLHARDY, but---to get immed- fate results, and to convince the public that AB- SOLUTELY NOTHING IS RESERVED we place on sale for the first time, the CREAM OF THE PIANO BUSINESS---TEIE STEINWAY.
 All other makes are in proportion as regards dis count for less than E discount, and most of them EVEN MORE
Arizona republican., 1917-04-19
We Need The Cash and the Pianos
 Must Be Sold

Everyone knows that endless of capital the business At the Si00000 piano contracts which have sufficient amount of hand purchase outright the and Victor Redew Hence this nd besides quoting unhard that will make themselves take will cahbut of this will affect those who buy monthly Instalmentsking TWO THREE YEARS the instrument selected
Arizona republican., 1917-04-19
A Few Personal Words From Those
 Who Know

Republican Readers
 the of and have always welcomed Republican of its with Redel fully MUSIC COMPANY DISSOLUTION PIANO SALE, in The Republican to be exactly advertised.
 (Signed) CHAS STAUFFER,
 Busin Manager, Republican To the Readers, o
 of 25 will the appearing "2 Years Ago Today" personally acquainted with Manager believe DISSOLUTION SALE advertised the of the matter. (sened) DULMAGE,
 Business Manager, Arizona Gazette
 (Orgnas file with Manager During the 36 thfuly previously atracveness public the REOEWlLL MUSIC COMPANY DISSOLUTION The possible going bankruptcy the proposition.
 (Sgned) A.. REDEWILL, President RedewiI MusicC My Friends Custom
 have distinctly is because personally interested If expect ready playepano and dependable finances, may be. <
 EUGENE REDEWLL, Former Manager of the RedemiI
Arizona republican., 1917-04-19

We are not allowed to cut prices Stenways unless used and while we are forced to call this used 1t is like new.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-19
You Must Act Quickly

This is not going to be long drawn out sale ' and as above stated only the instruments NOW ON HAND will be sold = no duplicates especially or dered if the ones hand are sold. It is strictly
 first come, first served" proposition We will not agree to hold any special piano for over 24 hours.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-19

In order to clear out all the present stock ot high grade, time honored pianos, players, electrics and to make way for distributing the 20 state agencies, composed of a STEINWAY, BAUS, LESTER, KNABE, AMPICOS, IVERS & POND, BEHR BROS, BREW STER, HOFFMAN, WILLARD, VOSE, ETC, ETC, - and to raise a certain sum of cash necessary to complete the purchase of the interests of Eugene and Victor Redewill, this unparalleled sale, never before equalled by any concern in the United States, will start Monday April 18th, and continue only as long as necessary to raise the desired funds.
 There will be eorders during this saeony instruments hand will be sodand these numbering 60odd brand and equal number of second hand and rental pianos be sold practically irrespective of cost any price maintenance agreement.
 This the first the history of selling in Arizona that ALL pianos put in special sale.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-19
Out of Town Purchasers

You may select your piano by mail if you wish and we guarantee to please you. Instead of writing you had better wire or phone us at our expense Our reputation for integrity and square dealing for oyer years in Arizona is your guarantee and safe guard
Arizona republican., 1917-04-19

Our present predicament is the public's gain. Everyone knows that family differences are the worst kind when started, and while the present difficulties have caused this present plan for DISSOLUTION = yet it is commonly known that SOMETHING UNUSUAL HAD TO BE DONE to bring about satisfactory settlement out of court
 DEALERS BEWARE: The above stated facts are not to be construed that this com pany or any of it's stockholders are in any state of financial stress, because the Redewill Music Company is strictly solvent, and it's Sl50,000 stock, fully paid up, is above par at the present time - in fact it never was in better financial shape and any misquoting of the above cause for this special sale, such that might lead to islander or business damage will be mercilessly PROSECUTED BY LAW.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-19
FREE WITH EACH INSTRUMENT

City delivery boxed delivered railroad each piano and assortment of rolls with each besides Nothing the above unparalleled REoR GANZATION cut
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-15
lus and pIacabIe struBst.
Some Alleged Peace Results.
WAR SUMMARY

is to make another peace offer at the Christmas
according to an unofficial dispatch from Berlin re-
ceyed in Geneva Emperor William it reported will exteno
the offer in declaring that the respon
sbity boodshed in the coming Will lie with the
entente if it rejects the proffer ....
their military drives southwark from the Alps and coupling
this the crushing Italy with the menace OF German
offensive rona rendered more serl-
release of hundreds of thousands OF troops from the
the virtual elimination of Russia from
the
the northern Italian field that really sustained
Several times recently there
cessation but each the forces
of the attack apparently been intensified bigger
and fresh reserves brought up.
The in its present phase in cenering upon Monte
northwest Monte Gappa and just the east OF the
Evidently the Italian line just strongly held here
other recently attacked for advices from the
report slight yielding the face of several attacks in
which the enemy sacrificed large numbers of troops.
The tentative thru which being made by the Germans
the front if weak spot In the entente
line being sought being counered after each nos
tile Field Marshal Hags have met the last such
Germans with attack which
integral part of the ground retaken.
The critical stage of the has been reached Premier
Lloyd George Germany sralnng to strike before
American help make for Russian failure Upon tonnage
America and Great Britain construct in the next year de-
pends the destiny of the world.
There prospect safety the British premier declared
in league of peace would be farce without victory
toward which the allies making Peace proposals
when the Prussan military spirit s drunk with boastfuness
would be betrayal of trust Premier Lloyd George said he
agreed with President Wilson's and warning
against who think there halfway house between vic
tory and defeat
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-15
ARMIES IN STEADY STREAM Will
NOW DEVELOP IN UNITED STATES
"NEVER BEFORE IN HISTORY OF THE WORLD HAVE
ARMIES BEEN CHOSEN WITH THE SCIENTIFIC PRE-
CISION OF THE NEW SYSTEM" PROVOST MAR
SHAL GENERAL CROWDER SAYS-QUES-
TIONNAIRES BEING MAILED TODAY.

Washington Dec. 5.-Secretary Baker today to the
the thousands of who have volunteered for the
regular army ordering that all qualified applicants who pre-
themselves before today should be accepted even
though their examination and other details could not be ac-
complished until later. .
Thousands seeking volunteer before the draft
regulations effect at had been turned away be-
cause the recruiting stations swamped.
task of classifying the nations
power army service actually began today with the
mailing of the first five cent of the questonnares
In a statement issued today Provost Marshal General
Crowder said
the slightest hesitation in predicting the absolute
the classification system From part of the
country praise for the plan will provide armies IN
steady built from the body polite by the body
polite.
before in the history of the world have armies been
with the scientific precision of the system Men
viii shoulder the first who should by all the offer
first their country and only grim necessity
pes invade the deferred classes but such
sity does arise, it will find the country ready
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-15
TREATY. RETWEEN RUSSIA AMI
HUN FORMULATED, GERMAN REPORT

Amsterdam, Dec. ia treaty between Russia ana ue
has been formulated according to an Official German
statement received here today. -
London Dec ia Petrograd dlspatch dated rrlaay an
tbe RESUMPTION of armsce negotiations
and saws they are concerned with the transport OF troops
from be front the question the and conditions of ira
Russia her attitude respect to trans
noon of troops other fronts conendng that the
Germans should send from the east to France ano
Belgium. l..
Iha Perograd newspapers announce that Germany has
her demand disarmament of the entire Russian
army. -, ~.
Boshevi units at have been disarmed by the Ukrai
mans and to their homes. .
In one instance boshev in Kiev resisted dis
armament and numerous casualties resulted
The boshev committee of the Twelfth corps has
asked for recall of Major Pchon head of the French mill
rary mission protesting against agitation in the army
against the entente allies
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-15
SALVATION ARMY MAN
AND GIRL ASSISTANT
ARE KILLED BY GAS

Enid. Okla, Dec. ID. II. Starr,
acting captain of the salvation army,
80 years old and Francis Ellis, cadet
helper, IS years old, were found dead
in a room at the Starr home here, yes
terday, overcome by gas.
The girl was disrobed and in bed.
Starr was fully dressed and had evi-
IDENTIFY fallen over while seated on the
side of the bed.
Starr was married and the father of
"A young baby He and his wife were
moving from another part of town and
because Mrs. Starr was afraid to take
the baby into poorly heated house.
only partly furnished, Starr and the
girl had gone to the new home last
night without the rest of the family,
promising to have the house prepared
for Mrs. Starr early next morning.
\ plumber who had come to make
water connections found the pair. Mrs.
starr declared that no trouble had oc-
Cured with her husband and that
she attaches no moral wrong TO the
conduct of Starr and the dead girl.
Miss Ellis came here from Oklahoma
City where il is said she was cadet
i'm the salvation army.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-15
]. S. PREPARES :
ARMY CRAVEYARDS
LAND IN FRANCE IL CEDED FOR
CEMETERIES = MILITARY
UNIT TO SUPERVISE.
HAVE NO OTHER WORK
Major VIII Command II, and Is Made
Up Of Regulars-Graves be Marked
and Photographs Made to be Sent to
Relatives.
Rr the AssocIated Pressl

With the American Army in France,
Dec. determination has been an
nounced of a branch OF the army whose
sole duty Is to arrange for the proper
burial of American yoldiers who die in
France, and for care of their graves.
This organization is known as the
graves registration service. II is under
the direction of a regular army major.
and is a division OF the offices of the
chief quartermaster. The service also
is to attend to all American cemeteries
In Europe, and as such is responsible
for their proper care and maintenance.
a unit of fifty men is provided for
each army division. Many OF the men
were undertakers in civil life.
The American expeditionary force has
been assigned land by the French au-
thorities for use as cemeteries. Already
two large burial plots have been fenced
and posted, and a number of small ones
arranged near the front.
Each grave in the main cemeteries
will have a cross at the head and an
iron marker. Temporary graves will
be marked by pegs and cross. or
other headstone. On each also there
viii be an identification tag and card
giving the soldiers rank, organization
to which he belonged and circumstances
of death This Information also will be
forwarded to the record office, where
the records will contain the location and
a picture of the grave, for the benefit OF
relatives.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-15

Partial if not complete collapse of
the counter-revolution in Russia is in
dicated in an announcement from the
Petrograd official news agency which
says the bolsheviki have captured three
important cities in the Don territory,
and that General Kaledines, leader Of
the Don Cossacks, has been arrested,
apparently by his own generals.
With General Korniloff reported de-
feated and wounded near Bielgorod. and
General Kaledines under arrest, the only
one left of the counterrevolutionary tri-
umvirate of military leaders is General
Dutoff chief of the Ural Cossacks. who
has been operating in the province Of
Urenburg. The latest report on the
situation there is that there has been
little military activity, while bolsheviki
agents were attempting to undermine
the morale of Dutoff's troops.
General Kaledines fall probably fol
lowed the capture of Rostov. Nakhitch-
evan and Tagenrog. by the bolshiviki
There had been heavy fighting in and
around Rostov since last Sunday. and
previous reports had been that General
kaledines was winning. Nakhitchevan
is near the Don river from Rostov.
while Tagenrog is on the gulf Of the
same name ten miles west of Rostov.
Announcement of the official news
bureau saws that the captors of Gen
eral Kaledines have invited the mayor
OF Rostov TO go TO Novo Tcherkask the
capital Of the Don territory. to discuss
the suspension OF military operations.
The mayor of Rostov. probably. is a
member of the bolsheviki. agents Of
which organization were reported sew
eral days ago as having been sent into
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-15

the ranks of Kaledines Cossacks to
spread extremist propaganda.
The people of Germany are reported
TO be looking forward to a supreme
German effort on the western front, but
so far it has not developed. The artil-
lery activity has died down in intensity
on most Of the front
Yesterday, the Germans gained 300
yards of front line trench in the region
of Polderhoek chateau. Part of this
ground later was regained by the Brit
ish Elsewhere. the Germans were re-
pulsed. British positions in the Arras
sector are being bombarded heavily, es-
pecially east of Bullecourt and north
of the Scarpe river
Persistent effort by the Austro-Ger-
mans to break through the Italian de-
fense Immediately east OF the Brenta
river continue. but with little success
and heavy casualties. An attack against
the Colberetta positions was repulsed
by the Italians. Hand to-hand fighting
developed in an Austro-German attack
at the head of the Calcino valley. Ital-
ian soldiers and French and Italian can
non checked the enemy during most
of the day and at nightfall the Italians
gave up a short section of ground at
the head OF the valley.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-15
VOLUMES Of WATER BEING
SQUEEZED FROM INFLATED STOCKS

New York. Dec. 15-The perplexing
railroad situation. higher interest rates
due mainly to extraordinarily heavy
disbursements due. and the course OF
foreign military developments. were the
more disturbing features of another
very unesttled week in the stock mar
ket.
The familiar tale of new low records
was repeated with added force and
,bueadth. many .highrclass railway and
industrial issues joining the alreaoy
long list of new minimums for periods
extending from a few years to almost
"A generation.
Apprehension was accentuated ny
concurrent declines in various forelgn
government bonds and domestic rails
to levels which plainly denoted the lach
Of buying power or indifference OF IN
vestors.
Intimations of further price ADJUST
ment of important commodities ny the
war board also served to bring about
fresh Liquidation, but subsequent unof-
fetal advices anent that caused BUY
ing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-15
PLENTY or SOLDIER
CLOTHES NOW AVAILABLE

Washington. Dec. 5.-Quartermaster
General Sharpe in statement touay
gives figures on contracts to SHOW that
adequate supplies of clothing Tor all
men in the service now are aVaiiaple
and that proper deliveries ana unihteI'
rupted transportation Will assure sup
plies for the future. Deliveries nav
been DELAYED from six to forty'eigh, pei
cent by delays in material ana Trans
r,1,rf ion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-15
'F0G Of CIVIL WAR SETTLES
OVER PEOPLES Of WIDE RUSSIA
FORCE IS ONLY LAW RECOGNIZED, AND EFFORTS OF
NATION TO FIND ITSELF ARE BLOCKED BY Boil
SHEVIKI ELEMENT, WHICH CONTINUES TO DOM
INATE IN SAME MANNER AS CZARDOM

London. Dec. l5.-M. Lunarcharski.
commissioner OF education In the
bosheviki government, according to "A
Petrograd dispatch to the Times, has
resigned as the result Of "A disagreement
with Lenlne, Trotzky and other militant
members Of the peoples commissaries.
Lenine and his adherents declared them
selves in favor Of the withdrawal Of
all the bolsheviki members of the con-
stitutent assembly so as TO bring about
the end Of the assembly without for
mai act OF dissolution.
Lunarcharski is said TO have declared
that this would be highly unpopular
In the country.