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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-11
Admiral Capps Continues But Much Work Trans >
 fered to New Head.
SHIPBUILDING WAS
 NOT PROGRESSING
New Management Installed Because of General Lack of Business Management Under Old
 Regime.

Washington, Nov. 10.-A complete reorganization of the shipping board emergency fleet corporation was be- gun today, when Chas. A. Piez, Chica- go engineer, recently made vice pres ident of the corporation was put in complete charge of the governments shipbuilding program. Rear Admiral Washington L. Capps, appointed by President Wilson as general manager of the corporation succeeding Major General Goethals, will continue in that position, but much of the work he has done heretofore will be talk en over by MT. ,Piez.
 Admiral Capps denied vigorously reports that he would resign because of changes to be made.
 Wooden construction will be put in charge of James Heyworth, Chicago contractor, who displaces Rear Ad- miral F. T. Bowles, retired. The construction of steel ships will be under the supervision of Chas. Bay, Philadelphia engineer now in Eng
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-11
Premier Reaches Camps and Finds Garrisons At
 tached to His Ministry.
LOYAL TROOPS ARE
 NEAR PETROGRAD
Moscow Legions RetranSfer Their Allegiance and GarrisOnS at PetrOgrad Wavering in
 Adherence.

London, Nov. 10.-Premier keren' sbky arrived at Luga, S5 miles south west of Petrosrad, last "Wednesday and the garrison there attested it's loyalty to his provisional government. according to Petrograd dispatch of Saturday to the Weekly Dispatch.
 Saturday morning he reported at Gatchina, 30 miles southwest of Pe- trograd. where the same thing hap pened
 The newspaper advices adds that troops loyal to the provisional gov ernment are known to be near Petro- grad and division of Cossacks is on tne march from Finland. This news was given out at the Smolny institute, headquarters of the Wohkmens and soldiers congress.
 PetrOgrad Wavering.
 The garrison at Petrograd which, two days ago was solid for the ex- tremists, now, is said to. be wavering in allegiance
 The Weekly Dispatch's advices say
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-11
AN OPEN LETTER FToM o1udBe J F. 1Szewa51 lo He People or PIue BZu1T

To the Voters of the City of Pine Bluff: M
 deem it but right and just not only to myself, but to the individual voter, sand who will vote in the coming primary eection to address this open letter a knowing that those who believe sincerely in law enorceent dorse honest discharge of the duties incumbent public official whether he be judge of the police court the county circuit court other position within the gift of the people.
 take it that honesty of purpose efficiency in office faithful administration of the criminal laws is what good citizen expects and what bad citizen dreads and condemns
 In January of this year the good people of this city elected me to serve them as police judge until April 191s the election at that time, after hard clean fight against good capable and worthy young man, Mr. Armstrong Barrow, who now serving his country in her hour of need.
 The legislature after my election saw fit to change the name of the office hold to that of Municipal Judge Vt be police judge presumably because of the police. went into this office time when every criminal law violated especially when the pistol toter roamed at large have without favo enforced every criminal law to each unfortunate brought before what deemed have been heavy against each offender have not hestated when bo0tlegger brought before in my court to give him five times as much fine as was by any other the city county have stood V for the enforcement of law regardless of po cal may be pardoned for saying for myself that fathfuness to duty; constant acquisition of knowledge in the court has given me that efficiency and capahy 5 along wit with my own desire to see that have for it's size in of the best and canest cities anywhere Of course man not do wonders it
 The legislature fit to say that any could fill the position of Municipal Judge he possessed intelligence honesty and compentent and efficient take it. there fore that having the right under the law itself to be ddate do not ask anything out of when that after long years of service that would like be Munich pal Judge by being continued in the position which hold and which the people elected to hold until April 1919 when the January of this year against of the best young in the city MT. Barrow.
 by any other name would be just sweet, and be called Municipal instead of Police Judge
 In this way, not being able to each in give of appreciation for the honors conferred in the and thank for endorsement of ord that challenge who stands for law enforcement good citizen, to condemn N To the good women voters only say that know they will be just because they stand for good clean rhent
 (Advt.) J. R.. (SONNY)s STEWART.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-11
VETERAN
 WILL SPEAK AT
 MEETING TODAY Lieut. Col. Merry of French Army Will Describe War
 on West Front. GENERAL STURGIS
 TO MAKE ADDRESS Immense Assemblage Expected to Hear Noted Army Men of France and United States at Taber.
 nacle this Afternoon.

Lieutenant-C Colonel Merry of the French army, who participated in many of the big engagements of the present war, will be one of the speak CTS at the meting at the Stephens tab ernacle this afternoon, when the cam paign for $10,000 for the war work fund of the Y. M. c. A. and $1O,0OO for the local association will be launched. Another distinguished speaker will be Mai. Gen. Samuel D. Sturgis, in command at Camp Pike.
 Music will be furnished by the Stephens choir, members having been asked to attend and bring their fred books'. Dr. J. D. Lemons, wao was in charge of the seating of the con gregation at the Stephens revival, will serve in the same capacity today, and has requested his loyal assist ants to aid in the work.
 News that Lieutenant-Colonel Mer- ry, who is one of several French ar my officers now at Camp Pike giving instruction in methods of warfare fol lowed on the western front. was con tained in telegram received last night by E. M. Goodwin, secretary or the local Y. M. c. A., from John l.. Hunter, Y. M. c. A. state secretary. MT. Hunter said that he and Colonel Merry would come to Pine Bluff by auto today.
 With these distinguished army off cers to speak of their experiences, and tell of the need of supporting the Y. M. c. A. work, it is expected that there will be an immense assemblage at the tabernacle and that the cam paign for the $20.000 will be launched in a way to insure the raising Of the fund in record time. Circuit Judge w. B. Sorrells, field marshal Of the forces to canvass the city thisf week, will introduce the spGakers this afternoon, | 3ti
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-11
1OMLlNS0N BUYS
 S397,500 WORTH :
 OF COTTON HERE
Gets 2,650 Bales Averaging Strict Middling at About
 $15O.0O Per Bale.

The biggest transaction in cotton made here this season was recorded yesterday when Frank Tomlinson, To- cal cotton buyer, purchased from the Hammett Grocer company, 2,650 bales of cotton for $397 800, or an average of $150 per bale. The cotton aver aged strict middling. \
 About HOO bales of the cotton pur. chased by MT. Tomlinson is at Rison, whence it will be shipped to Pine Bluff. The entire lot will be com pressed here, and shipped to Eastern spinners as rapidly as possible, MT. Tomlinson stated last night. =
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-11
Situation Improves.

< That the situation in Little Rock as a result of the controversy be- tween the Southwestern Bell Tele- phone company and some, of it's op- orators had improved, was the opin- ion expressed last night by Mayor Simon Bloom, who spent yesterday in the capital and discussed the matter with Mayor Chas. B. Taylor and others.
 MT. Bloom said a conference of city officials, telephone company of ficials and representatives of the Ar kansas Federation of Labor was held yesterday morning, at which some progress toward arbitration was made.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-11
BRITISH BATTERIES
 REACH THE FRONT.

The eagerly awaited aid for F ltaly's hard pressed troops on the
 < Piave line has reached the battle front in the form of British bat teries, according to dispatch from Italian headquarters, the Associated Press announced last night.
 These batteries are expected to give support in staying the Aus tro-German advance, which task, heretofore. has been borne chiefly by the infantry action by the Italian rear guard.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-11
1o,ooo,ooo FOOD
 PLEDGES SIGNED

Washington, Nov. 10. - More than 10000, ,000 American house wives have pledged themselves to follow the food administration in conservation direc- tions.
 The exact number of pledges report ed signed is 10,215. .240, with several states yet to complete tabulation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-11
ACCIDENT CAUSES
 JITNEY REGULATION

Helena, Nov. 1O.-As the result of injuries to Meyer Brill, caused by reckless driving, the city council has instructed the presentation at it's next meeting of an ordinance placing all jitney drivers under bond. @
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-11

\ S1y<Snnt Joseph| steayns ot' ths ouar' ternhs sst6r corps, Camp x Pikea is ( {. in
 RiHe nluff, md will meke thie cltX llIG heS dqpartl 1T n the future
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-11

Tho residsn4s of asSWcsstls. Ens. land, are ealI4d Noyoca striaps.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-11
hs ws.thaIr

,,': ssir in west {, sttltd in| sooler m ' z q Y
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-11

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Continued on page five.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-11
Associated Press Summary.l

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-27

Enrbe bun ben gnnbesbsb6rhen an.
geblid uidJt beritcistrter BBiss
iep bei 5reS. gsdsr.

einem seridytlifen gerfdbrcn tues
gen ongebliher SiitterSiebimg BON
gimocsiteieru alif epirttuoien iiebt
gegenipdrtig Der gSirtb s5reo 9eder
BON go. 3200 Golernin glD. entgegen,
hfi Dem asitern 8ennlte bes ginnen-
iteueronIts Spirituoien in ss1iIern,
ariigen uno tSlnfdlen beiflngnabms
ten. Die nift, iUie bas nene @eicb bors
idreibt. 5lr ertrabeiteuerling anges
meloet iuaren.
Die beid5lagnabmten Spiritioien
befaHocu iid, IoiIt ben 9lngaben Der
Neanten oes ginneniteueranlts aui
eiher ,SnriH In Groesbef, O., Die 9ez
der geb0rf ulo iic pnrcen BON bort
nndJ Dem gederihcn 9ofaI gebra6t
ino oarouf pon ben geainten 6es
8inneintcueramts rad benz 8altis
more imo Ghio Sogerbmis gebrafJt.
mo fie big CUR GrIenigung Deg aes
ridltliden 8erfabrens auf6eiunbrt
tueroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-27
9i. erngui.Bs sllHtniudHna.
Srnitees Der slHitnlt briden ibr Nihs
fallen oariiber aus.

2ie @roBgeidruorenen ieBten ees
tern ibre llnteriudarns Der 3nitdnoe
in Songpieip fort uno oa oieielbe iebt
alli oie aaseneine gerrpnltlng ere
ipeitert Doroen 1T. fparen bic 1rlritees
Ssobn u. Cberbelmnn, $. y. @oetel,
cyoAn s.. glaen uno Ir. slrnolo ".
gSebb als 3eilgen norgelnoen fporoen.
gor ibrem Verbor oriidten Die Bes
amten ale ibr gfibfaaen iiber bic
lInterludJung aus ino erfldrten, oaB
ourt bic geroiieHtlihuita ibrer eins
SeIbeiten bic 9is5ipIin IN Der artltalt
gelodert fporoen iei iulO piele Der
slngciteIlten obne iueiteres ibre Gut
laiiimg genonmien bdtten.
San, bei6rtbers ertriiItet mar IT.
@eb6, Der es fir uHner5eiblidD belt,
oaB oie 8eridte Der llnteriudusngss
arsfe Der Oeifentlidfeit iibergeben
tpuroen, ebe lie BON Der @ranoiurp
inter Beratbing ge5ogeH iDdrerL
Ri4ter RipHrt, iiber bide ertlds
ringen befrdet, iprah 0te AnlIdE aus
baB bic Sruitees on ben 3nitdnbsn
mebr fdulo ieien, ais bic Mdrt:r, bic
pon fiinf llbr Worseus Biz z lllr
2lbenbs I'm Dieuife ieisn unb es cess
balb ni9t ju DeriDuHberu Ter, ipenn lie
man&mal bic 9ebulb berl0reH unb
@eipoIt aHipenbeten. Gin ipeitsr.r
llmitanb, Der Der Beb0rbs aopf5:rLrc'
den maai, ift Der. bab cine sro5srs
glnsabl Der sler3te, ipel9e ouf GebstB
Ri9tr Tippess's be llntsrfudung b:r
patisnisn pornabmsn, trpsbem Is ,r'
ipartet tporben, bab iis unentgsltl:b
Sienen tpiiroen, Red)nungen fir ie SOC
eingei9idt 5aben. $50 bas Gelb s.r
Se5abluns oerieIben bersenomMsn
iperben iOG, 1T nod cine iJrags uu6
Dorldufis lies,n bi. Re4nnnsen HoA
unsrlsbigt IN Der Sffce Der Gountbs
Hpmmihdre. Cine Rsduitng ubrr
SIPS fir bic % Ddrtsrinnen, telte
bic 4srste begleitetsn, tpurbe BON
StaatsanipaIt Campbell aus iein,r
SepartemeHtssoiIe bonOrirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-27

itration in braftiI6er WeiIe bor9cbsn
nno gBaggonlaounsen nit Rabrunes@
mitteln bsf4lusnubmen penn iis nr4t
prompt ausgelabeu iDerben.
Bel Der NabrunSsmitteIn 4bmtNIs
ttration ldufen INNER nod 8ddpsrs
ben Gin, babinlautenb, bab 9dnbler
nit Ro6runssmitteln aunben 5wius
gen, audi anbers artitsl 5u tGlIfen, I'm
i'm Staube gu fein, cine bei9rda.te
Guantitdt 3uder gu betommen. 81:
ein5igs &ombnation, bic erlaubt 1T, 1T
Maisme6l unb 3udsr.
9rObe &oblen @orrd!]e
in &entudp in gruHD.
2erfngtpn, .ap., 26. Rob. -
I9ttauieno 3oHneu rSIad" sSfoblen
in @eetsburb, GloDb GOuntp, Der Glts
born pineb GOal Gompanp ge6Ortne,
iteben in 9rano, ME am Uauntdg hirrs
Der aemelbst purbe. SelbitsntSiinbuag
pirb ais urIa8e bes Seusrs unyege'
ben. Der finaBisle @erluft betrd5t
jeBt faou $4,000. llngefdbr 10000
Sonnen &obIen finb in 9efu9r, fe't
Glammeu gum Opfer gu fallen.
True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on November 20
1917, as required by the Act OF Jcto
Der 9th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-27
Ter SlGDbols olsebalt bes
8ieres
Mnb in Der 8utunft nur orsi prO5sut
betrageu.

SO ufhingtou, .. g., 26. gIoo.
Wit Der 3uitimmuus bss prafoentsr
Wilfon ipirf bic RnbrunssmittelS9lo-
nrtntitraiipn binneu tur5em eiusu Se'
fsbl 'srlaiftn, unter Dem Der MiphoIa
sebdlt bes gierss auI brei proSsrt re-
bu3irt iperben mub. @leihssitis tpirn
bic Rsugs bes BON ben Brnuern Ders
brauften getreibes uni uHgefibr 30
proseni berabsefsst iperben, ipsuna
alsih bos Quantum bes 8isres nitli
nerringert piro,
sSnbem bic RnbrIuasmittel 4abutia
nifirntion biefe Qnfiinbiguns mn9t,
ipeiit lie boruf bin, bnb ii5 esrrug
@bisfsp fir ,fusi o6sr brsi Sabre i'm
2nnSe bsfinben, uu6. es aug Sieiem
@runbe nifi rafbfrm isf, CUR 3sti
bds grauen bon Bier aGnslih sin'us
ifelTen, Iipeil bies bas 0olt gum @biss
tsptrirfen trei6en iuiirbe. gs piro
ertIGrt. baB man Ssr frsialen ssro1,,
bic btsrtei in getrnfa frmne, ebenTos
bief gso6tuns f6srten miifIe, mi. Der
&onfsrpirung bon Rd6runssmittsln.
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aleine 9soiiseisSi sSiad)rid)teit

- ginbrsder itattetsn in ber Rd4i
pom Gonntag gum Wontns Der 9,rs:'
abpterianer air1e an Der eGI6ert aUs,
unb 2oeuit Strabe tiHen geiu5 OF
unb lieben aus sinsm Sslephpnsins
ipurftaittn stiua eiHsn Dollar IN
Riftls mitgshen.
= syrau S0bn WiIbslm bon Ro
1912 @lenpap glpenue msibete bsr
poli5si, bab ibr aus ibrsr Wo6uu,a
$40 seitobltn purbeH. sic CAB 5u
eleider 3eit aud bic perionalbei9rsi'
buns bes mutbmaBIiden Siebes.
- Der 5arbiss Sobn Bennett bon
Decatur, gllabama. tpurbe gsFiern
Rahmittds tur5 nod isinsr antunft
IN Der StaDt, bon ,tpei Raiiegenofins
nen noh Der 9rinitbg ourt peridleppt,
mo bic fJrousnsimmsr TIN I'M feline
ous S54 beitsbenbe 9oarItoft beraribs
ten. Bennett mn9ts Der polijei Don
fsinem albsuteusr Miittheilung uno
sab aud cine 5ismIif CUTE gefdrsis
buns Der Jrauensimmsr.
- Der fidbtiidx aihsr SOfm Rim.
rep srtpirfis ssftern Saft6efsbIs sesen
bic Wfatsrialipnnrenb1nbIsr Senrp
6nrmsper bon go. 1886 Gutter Gtras
Be ufrb gliFabetb greirne Don gfo.
1907 Central 2lpeuus, neil ongeblidj
bic Wussn. nit ipelhtn iis bic aars
tOffsln ipoeeii. ni4t ftimmten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-27
SOnis uls gtdbrmittel fir
Sia0er.

9Orrig, Der 9liitbsuneftar, nit 0snl
uus bic fleiBlsen Yleneu bei9eut,n,
ipiro nod immer uiel Su lpenis gcs
i9aBt; Ieinsr, oenn ieius 9iabrtrnft
unD GeiatpsrcauIiateit Iiub bsiouOs,S
herpprrageno unb iein anberer 9eRubs
artitsl beiiBt oieis 8prsiis: IN 10 y5s
bem Mube pR er. Seionbers rtn
9inbern iOlten ibre uliitter fIeiBis
!oonlg perabreIhsn. Gum Tru1rla
Wtild NIT Sonis Oeriiibt, aIs @eiper.
brpt SdtporsbrOt nit Soniebclas,
bas ltGrtt unO trdftigt Die &no6sn
unb maGt biz bIeiden, matten &u1cer,
aeIidtsr bal9 iriId uno ROTH. 9iatiirs
LID muB Der 9onis LANCER gegeoer
tuerben. als nur sin paar g8o9en: rur
nur6 duEdltsnbeu 9uaB fabi fi5 siac
tSfOnosrs uRo bduernbe @irtunQ err
Sielen.
Suuptid9lt6 9inber, tpeIGe ruf+ in
bic 9Obe pa9Isn, unb inFolaeocFcn
I9padlia itnO unb blaife, matte Sc
fi9tsfurbs bphen, iuIlsn pieI nit Srria
gendbrt fuerben. Dian ftneet in Ter
Resel BEL ipl6en ainbern .inen or6Br-
ren 5ane nod SiBisisitsn unb bic
uieifien GItern iuhen bisfen ais pus
R6fdigtsit 81 betdmpfsn; abr nit
llurs4t. bic ainbsr fii5lsn iuiiiutti,
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srisosusitifter psrmeiIcrt.

GnS iibli6e SdidiaI Ses 5rieoens'
FILTERS pnrSe seitern albeno Dem AZ
Sabre alten @aIter Stlirr BON 9so.
$40 Clinton StrnBe 5u 5beil, als er
ON Der Arinorp gIrenue uno Clinton
SiroBe bir5uetlte nm elmer gertretes
rin oes id)oneren @eidIed)ts, Die NIT
ibrem gesIeiter IN einen Streit ees
ratben mar, 5n Silfe su fommen. Ser
9egIeiier oes 9idohens 500 elm Meis
fer uno brnfte Stiirr cine tiefe Stif,s
munoe IN Der Iinfen SduIter bel inio
ereriff banu suiarumen nit ieiner Be
gIeiieriH Die 6luflt. geioen seInng es
5i entipiidJen iuio Stlirr muroe bon
Der Eoli8ei nad oem ct. @arieH Sos
ipiiaI gebrad)t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-27
Gnergii6e alnftremgmngen
gtnft Die RoliSef in @filpanfee, Inn
Der gomben 8eridtDorung auf
Die Spur 5u fommen.

@iIpnufee, 26. Sob. - s5n
8er6inoung nit Der 9onibensgrplo>
iion in Der Central golBeiitation in
DiItpnutee am Samitng &berb, nobel
5ebn Berionen get0otet purben, Der@
Sen feds ger0dbtige feItsebalten.
Ger anpitdn Der 9eteftip 9lbs
t6eilrng, ISobn z. Suqibah iagte am
giontag:
.8ir erlangten 6ereits Elm tbeilz
iueiies getenutniB, bas 5ur 8erbnfs
ti,ng Der @erionen fii6ren mag, pel6c
ON Der 8onl6en @erifiD0rrmg, pels
de bermutblib altf BEN 9leo. NuguIt
@iuliana BON Der StalieniiheGoang.
Stride unS feline an6auger nbgeIeben
mar, fiibren mag.
9feD. @iiilima febrte am Wontdg
Rafmittag BON Rnrfeian 5urii6 irno
begab ii6 iofort ms Boli5ei Saupts
quarter, mo er cine aonferenj nit
Dem Goli3ei6ef SSoniIen bate. y9Sf
babe Die Sadje in ben 3eitltngen gea
Iefen", iagte er; Ddieielben itrieben,
ih iei beriftpiinoeu. 3as mar a6er
nidt Der 5all".
Spdter befprad iif Der @eiiiIife
nit ben 9unoes6eb6roen.
RaDor Ganiel y. Span erfldrte
om @ontag: ,@s lit 8eit, baB eIne
geluiiie gon0e bon Wfeli6elm0r6ern
IN oicier Staot ben @eri6ten iibers
Iiefert miro. @s iollte peoer an @elO
nod on anitrengingen feblen, um
oerer sabbaft gu tperoen, melhe per<
iuher, Die gepolferltng 5l terruris
iiren".
Ger Wopor oronete an, boB alle
SIoegen 3ur erirnerlIna on Die Spier
Der @rploiion unb aus 2tdJtling Dor
ibren 6arnilicll m,f Safbmuit weben
ioaen.
True translation filed with the Post.
master at Cincinnati on November 26,
1917, as required by the Act of Octo
Der 9th, 1917.
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8eibe Semte
Ia6tsn ON ROntns wfcrsen QlutOs
niobilsganbitsu in glepelanb.

Glebelan6, D., 26. Ropemher,
am friiben Rorssn am Mpntog purs
ben I'M Gsip6lae oss @ef96ftss Der
6igfee gpmponn brei Radtpdbter
'aeblinbsn uub setHsbslt oufssfunosn.
Sic naren bon oisr gelbihrauts
Sprenssru .ingeI4loFen porbsu,
tpel9e nit rsiGsr geiite entfomen.
Den GrtIdrunssn Der geamten ser
GeieIii5oft sufplae trbutstsn oi:
Rdufer sipiiaer 5000 Hno $4,000
in @elb un6 itablsu Waarsn. baruntsr
Sniueten unb psl5s, i'm @srtbe bon
$4,000. qlls Die RntJtpdHier befrsit
purten, pdren iis bsinnbe sriiidt, bod
srboIttn re iih aisSer. Sic fn1isn,
bic HGu6er bdtisn odourh 3ufritt AZ
bsm gebGutt erlnust, bof lie Iih fir
Geheimbierifs9ennte auseattn. Sic
bdtter ,rilirt, edb re nab oeutT6.n
Gpicusn fufsn,' be nnsebIih pIansn.
Dos Gebduos IN BroHb su ifeden.
9ie 5isbte gompnnp herteibt zines
Der er5bteH aurspaarsns uno De
pnrtemsntsGefad in uui.rsn 9beile
Der G.dbt.
gfebsIanb, O.. %. Ropentber.
Die RGuber iparen in ,inem automos
bil 5u bsm an eurIib absnue eeIesss
nen grihafte ssfahren. rief,n oduu
sii1en Rndtfpddtsr an bic 9biirs. Der.
iDisiea ibn ouf Gbssi4sH, bic fie trus
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VeripHal sNptisen.

Sn ai9monb, Snb.. 1T Grau g as
Uterine 9 aasfsr, se6. 9eiit'
mann I'M aItsr pou 72 Sabren ses
iior6eR- Die 2eife ipuroe na4 Gins
einnat: sebrn4t unb ON Wiittpo4
Worgsn fiubet bic g.eroisuns bonn
9auie Der 5o9ter, Grar9arrb Meib.
2553 9esiman Strabe, aus ftatt,
ipprauf in Der ct. Geo stir9e Elm
feisrIides Rsqriern nbs.halisn ipiro.
Die @srblideue mar bic Satin bes
ceutI9en pioniers Senrp S4asfer,
bem in ieinem btrben gerluF bas M
nisfte Tlitsefii9I ietu.r subIrsi4eH
5reunbe unb gstannisn 5ur Ssite
iieht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-27
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60, $264, 100000; Sanburgsgres
men sire sSniirance gp., 1000
600; Die 9sor6sGeiitid)e Sniluonce
60, St29, 100000 iinS Die RruIiian
Rational Snitranee g., $225,o0O0,s
600.
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900; Cologne aeii1irirorce Co., Gers
man, $t3s,000, 0,000;s SSnternational
HegIiurante Co., gluitrian, $1f0,s
900, 900; W1uiib @einiurance Co.,
gernlnn 500, 900, 900; Soutb @ers
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pagnien iinb s28, 100000 urb lire
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