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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-08
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lid befannt seeeber, oab bic 4tiabrt
6es GSeanSanlpfers Der Gompo0nie
Grm,satIantique, ser am Somitag
bon goroeauy mad gsetu gorf in See
geben loltr, Bis aui g9eiteres pcridO.
ben woroen 1T. Die GOit. bic Der
Eanrpfer mitnebmen ioute, piro emf.
peoer iiber England gcianSt ober bis
CUR abfabrt Ses nidliten 2aulpfers
siiriidgebalten peroeu-
& nfertrte nit Hdtts sr
WiIbelm.
4mferbam. Did 2onbOn, z.
yam. gaut bier sinsetrDifsnen eelit'
iden 3sitansm Duroe grai G3erHin
Oon Gbubsnib, Der oitsrreiaii9 uns
sdrii4s Uliniitsr ees 2lusDGrtigsu am
areitns i'm 8roBen 5auptquartier pOal
aaiisr WilbsIm in idnsersr glubieI5
smpfangsu, Bel pslasr au6 Der oeat'
its Wliniiter oes 4usipdrtisen Or.
qllfreb 3immsrmaHn sussseu pat.
Die 5risoensfruse Uurbs aud seie'
esntli@ Sisisr auoieHs srSrtsrt.
bot neuen y o Il G II
erbalten.
gerIin Z. Gan. (Guf brobt.
loicm gege mad Sappille.) Boris
q. Stirmer, Der norrItnIige ruiliihe
aSremiermiHiiter, beiien Ra1foIaer i'm
perfloiienen Robcnber glleranber
Srepofi seporben. BAT, ipie Die lleber.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-08
geim Toiran Gee Derfuden ensIdn'
Der pergebens. fi@ buIsariisacr
gteIungsn gu beuddtigeu.

Berlin Z. San. (sluf orabt.
Ioiem @ege nad SappiIle.) aIm
Sonntag aIbenb CAB Die Oberfte See.
resIeifuns 6as 5oIgenoe betann.:
.Gg mirb ontIif, betannt sese6en,
bab Der Gag nuf oem peitIidm
ariessidai,pIas I'M aaserueinen III.
bis perlief.
stuf Sem oftIi6en ariessfhG,iplas
bauern Die Sample iiibueitIia pOn
Aiga an
SrfoIeloIe angrtffsper.
iMhe Der Ruiien in
WitteI- Rumanien.
Gle Muiien ueriud,ten am sanftas
cine GeeenoiieniiDe segen bic arup.
pen Der 8erbiinbaen an elmer Sront
poH 10 ReiIen 5piiten Soeiani lrno
lsinocni, in Wlittel.g .gium1nien. Sm
aritlid,en 9eriht Der Gberiten See.
resleihing iDirb mitsetbeiIt. onb aue
bieie Gngriife nit itJiperen gerIliiten
fir cen Jeinb siianmeubrat,en,
aisgenomIHen IN Der Rihhmg Don
Gbilefti. sp5If WleiIen iiiboiili6 bonn
BIub Seretb. no es ben ausreifern
seIang. eipa6 gooen 81 seuinnen.
8miidea benz Cihis imo Rltna Ebal,
an Der @reft5e Der RoIoau. bnben
bic 9erbimbeten perihiebene Stiis.
punfie erobert unb bic 8fliiien imb
Rundnen nad Der Gbne sii suriid.
aeirieben. Ter @ortlaut bes amtli.
hen geridis III pie ioIst:
.sianlpfiroHt oes Gr8berscss 20.
jepb: Sn ben ihneebeSedtcH @nlo.
farpatben berridt bittere adIte. Die
Cperaticnen bcidrdntten iid ani Ole
Qhdtigfeit BON EntroiiIIen mo per.
einseItes @eidiisieuer.
.3uiiden benz Cihg unb benz
gutna 1baI iuliroen bon uns Der.
idieoene Stiispunfte robert uHb bic
sas,Iifu unb Ssunldnea pasba, weiter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-08
2as 0plf 5tebt auf.
5ransoieH baIteu es fhr
gerut9en ibre Wsari-
netruppeu aus Bi.
rGuS 5urud5u.
8teben.

2pnoon, Z. San. Der Rorre.
iponoent ocs 8ellter 'idcu gureauS~
ocpeId)irt aus 9ltben unter Dem 0a'
tum oes 8. SSanuar pie ioIet; Ear
mcnoe 8orgdnge. Die fa geitcru
gl6eno in gir1uS ereigneten baben
3ur 6oIae qcbabt, 0oB Die 9GbtbeiIung
iran55iiIher IarineioIootcn, bic in
benz bortigen Rutbbauie ftationirt
mar, Surildgcoogen iporoeu it, SSSu
atbcn baIt man oos ols Elm boieS
9or5cihcn fir tiinitig @ntiptdIungen.
(f5iir Die @uteute. Die Reo)
unb neRn i6oul
gtrn, S9psia, Z. Sanuor.--1k
t1ruiin ppn Wonttsnoio, bic oOrmuIige
Rronprin3ciltn BON SanTen, Bat e!uer
IN Bern pubnenbeu 5reunoin sei4rtss
ben. Oab bic in europa uno in glme'
rita I'M umlauf beftnoItben Gerii1te.
tie beiGnbe iid in einer belgiideu Srs
reuanItoIt ober lei internirt nOrben,
pOuig untegriinbet Ieien. Die ejrdfin
peridert, oab iis in griiHel ruobne
unb Fih Der osnlbar 6eitsa Geiuubbea
srtreuI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-08

nuf bic g6ene su suriidge6rdngt.
Starte @egenangriffe. bic bon neiien
Sruppen ai,sseiiibrt tpnrben iparen
erfolgIos unb mir bebmipteten oas
eroberte @ebiet.
armeegriippe oes GelOmarIdaas
Den Wadenien: Ter @ipiel oes 9er-
ses asobeiti ipuroe eeitern BON Dem
wiinfJner 2eib Saianierieresiinent
eritiirmt.
3Diid)en aoeiani anb Sunberi
mabten bic Ruiien eiiieH oetpaliigen
angriff aui elmer >Sront Don 70 ailo.
metern. gliir in Der Segeu6 bon
CbiIebti seIang es ibnen, saus penig
Serrain O., erobern. an allen anSe.
rem Bunften brad ber angriIf Der
Ruifen NIT itsusren BerluIten tnioIee
6es bartnddigen @iberIianns Der
oeutiden Srippen sufanunen Weeb-
rere burtbert Gefangene DerbIieben in
unieren &dnSen.-
Sm abfdnitt bon @itaa
baben bic Ruiim aud
tein GIiid.
Die Ruiien iesten am Samitas
nit itarten 3ruppenaufgeboteyL uie
bic Oberite SeeresIeihing beridtet.
ibre angriiie in bem I'iiuu abidnitt
alsf Dem norSIiden EbeiI bes 6itIihen
.ariegsidailpInses fort. Die Ruiien
iuirroen nit idpereR gerluften gu.
riidseidIasen uno bic 8abI Der BON
ben 9estihcn geruadten Geiangenen
itieg aiif 1900 Nsann. Ger outlide
geridt iaiitet luie foggt:
.SeitIiter ariegs ShaupIus: I:
Staurpifront oes Qrinsen 2ecpoIb: (:
Sn Sem abitnitt Don Wlitau matten
bic Rniien pieberum beftise angrii.
ie, Die nit fdperen gerIuiien fiir ben
sSeiHo Deriaeten- Die BAIL Der bon
iins sen,adten GeiangeneH lit auf
1900 seitieseu.
Sn Der R1abe BON aisIeoin, tpeit.
lib BON 2mtsf, tpur6e cine ruiiiihe
Selbpafe BON elmer oeutiaen GrtIn-
Sislngsmannidoft iiberraiat iIlS se.
fangen einaebraft
Gin Beriud, ben ririiiide apHpag.
nien H1hten, eiHe imferer SteIIungeu
iiibpeitlidb Don Stanislna (Gali5ien)
81 erobern HSBIone."
angrifi Der GnsIdnSer
bel arras abseDiefen.
Gngliid,e 1nippen nadten. ipie bic
Sberite SeeresI. ihaHs meIoet. am
samitas nah einsebenoer grtilerie.
porbereihing eiiien alusrifi aiii oie
oeiltidlen Stellungen fiioIia bon ar.
ras in sSrantreit, bic bon ben Sriip.
pen oes aronprirsen Mhippreht bon
@opern pertbeioist iperon. Der an.
griff piIrbe nit idspereu >gerhiftrn
fin ben 5einb abeemieien. Ger amt.
Iidle geridt Ianiet iDie iolst:
.@eitlider arieesidasplas; slr.
meegruppe Ses aronprin5en sfap.
predt: Rah mebritiinoiaer sIrtiIle.
riepurbereitrns mndIten ensliid)e 90.
tniIlone eiren slngriff iiiSIidl BON
sIrras. Der ansriii brad nit idme.
rn @erIniten fir ben 6einb inter
unierem Gjeidriis- uno @saidinense.
uebrfeuer 5linmmen.
iinGliHitiss DitterainasSrbd dIiniiie
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beitrdnften bic adntpfe auf allen
librigeu Sbeilen oieies ariegsitaii.
plates"
GngIdn6er boIen lid tn
Wasebonien 6Iuttge
aopfe.
lleber bic Speratiouen in Wa3e6o.
MEN faet Der geridt Der Sberitei
SeeresIeitiins 6as SoIseube:
.Wa3eboniide Grort: @erfute
ensliiber Eruppen, -iid in ben geiie
BON oorseidobeuen buIgariiden Stel.
I,insen norooitlid bonn 2Oiran Ger
5n iesen, miblangen.~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-08
Grfolse

Reloet bic Sberite Seeresleitrng bon
idIumfIiden aries5ihailpldscu.
-
ansriiisncrfuhe Der Ruiien IN Wlit.
tel.Humanien nit idJiperen Ser.
Iititen 5uiammengebro6en.
Spiiten oem Gitii5 unb oerH yutna
IboI meroen Ghispuntte Der
Muiien erobert.
Gas W9iindner 2eibiHfanterieresi.
ntent eritiirnrt Sen @ipieI oes
@erges aoebeiti.
@eitere angrifisberiud,e Der RIiien
I'm abidnitt Don Witaa ab.
gefhIagen
Die Mliijm erIeioen hirbet itrpre
gerIuite unS bic 8abl Der bon
ben Deiitiden genatteu
Gefangenm iteigt auf
1900 MarrH.
Gneldnbr boIen fih bel eiTikm I'm
grtff fioIi& bon arras blu.
tige @pfe.
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Der;lia)
Jt (mt lufdaung oeS BO(6afterS auaro oaS OG
@d(lNb 5wl(d6en Den Ger Saaen unO Oeu(6(an0.
So erk(drte Der Bodafter 9e(egent(i6 zines Diners
Oer amerikani(6en 9an0e(skanmer in Berlin,
BEL wel6m lniI bandsIen und TnanagBsn Dsufbands die
Caerunde bideen


Shmng
bic
IttdoHfen na Oanth
ben gmgp
Sn Dumpn eretqb
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Grfol9r
Sabem Die Serbiimoetem tuieoer amf allem
Sarie9sibamplabem at ner5eidnen.
RuGen Oer(uden uGge6idl In udld-Rumdnien DEM Oor-
oringea Oct uer6inoden uruppM gin6dt 81 ge6idea
cm 9bdnit Wtitnm tuerben iueere Nngrtifsnerm1e
Der 0tmhem prompt abgeid)lasen

3Dfae Sem SHuB
RHn4mH eas5nmHgma afarmt
aoOhtgMaum geaas a GbH M Shauu'
ea RHm hassn sHaR rns'
bic ggbansm aubaosmGa giAisa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-08
9ie 0crbinbeten
9absn Hunm.br bic raiiiiden G..I.
lunstu ON llnierIauf bss Seretb
TN BsliB.

Bon bort auS Dur Elm. srobs Gessu'
DffeniiDs, tpis bic entente aRiiiD
bisis, sepIant pprben.
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Wetterberi6t.

Gbto: S60nes Weftsr am Mon'
tag; ON Dienitus tribes Dettsr, ge'
mdBigte 1emperatur.
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sTANrx. Sept. 10, DAVID p. husband Of
Annie e. (nee preetonl formerly OF Gloucester
and Woodbury., and son Of Jesse and Christina
a. StamiX ago 0s. Relatives and friends also
members OF T. u. r. POLICE, are. invited to
f9p9eTs 4 ThgyI WssnS y sS dsTsf q ~
caster. Int Biverviow Gem South Duke st.
jSGes aud Mary SITS. half block to Fred.
sfEEi.--At his hons near .yycs, Nottingham,
STEEL, age ~. Funeral services at his home
HEgFriNsoWT.E Sept. ~ MARY H.. daughter o,
ato Patrick and Eligabeth Stinson Funeral
Thurs. $50 a. m. So NJ 18th ,st. solNnn ,re.
Cathedral Gem, Relatives and friends invited
Romans may bo Viewed Wed. after b. IN.
sToNENsept.. Is, ROBERT. husband OF
hoppc Tribe no. las. I. o. r. Nj Dyer., linton,
invited to funeral. sat, $50 a m, 1857 Foulk-
rod st.. Franlford. High mass 81. Joachim >
church o n m. Int. private ,..u,..
ANG. Sept IS. lelZi ESTHER a.
invited 20 funeral services, Friday, D, m.
residence, 1897 Christian 81. 1nterment private.
THoMsEN|scpt. a. ToRR1s THoMsEN.
sr, aged 0s years. Rclatyes and friends in.
vited to funeral services, Thurs, $3.50 p. m.
Terminal FOR Rosyu station 2:i3 y. m.
NDERkOFLER.--Scpt II. EDGAR n.
UNpERKOF1EG husband of Alice NJ. Under.
konor (ncc Harmerl aged 64 Relatives and
greenmouut Gem. Remains may be viewed
VAUTItIER.--- II. ALFRED vAUTHIER,
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tephen's Church 10 a. m. Int, Holy sspuiohrs

Stephens Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy sepulohrs
Gem.
sARoNY.--sept II. at btT w Tioga sL
DAVID, son OF the late Daniel and Ann Marony
aEsd 20. Relatives and friends. Richard VauI
Lodge, No. 3s4, I, aud a. NJ, and oil other or:
20 funeral services David H. SCHUYLER Bids
Broad and Diamond SITS, Thurs. . p. m. Int
X. Of p. Greenwood Gem.
sCHABACK ER.--Sept. 16. SABINtA, beloved
wife Of Henry Schabacker (uee DanpCker1
Relatives aud friends invited TO funeral Thurs ,
9 y. m, from 1919 Buist ave, W. Fhila. Int.
Fernwood Gem. Rcmalns can bo viewed We'd.
SCHWARTZ. - Sept IS, AMELIA. wife OF
Robert Schwartz (nes Evans) Relatives and
friends invited to funeral, Thurs, 10 q, M,
2i26 Watkins ct. Cnoar 2lst and MorrsD High
mass of requiem St Edmonds Church 10 a. IN.
.sEEMAN.-sept. IL. REGINA sEEMAN, sred
80. Relatives and friends, John u. Fine Lodge
Fri, . p m, 2s4s ". eth al. Remains may
be viewed Thurs. after p. m. Int. Green.
sHEkRoN.--sept. II. THOMAS, husband of
vitsd TO funeral. Thurs, ., M, 2525 Parrish
At. High requiem mass 81. Irancis's Church Z
q. m. Int. St. AIMS Gem, Woodslde, Pa, via
9I0 a. IN. train T. r. n. Auto funeral TO
.sHERRERD.-sept.. IS. JAMES II, Jr., son
4I. Due notice OF funeral VIII he giNou.
S1NNOTr. Sept. IS JOSEPH SINNOTT
Relatives 90 friends, members Of ST. philir' g
Holy Nsme Society. DIV. NJ. = 4. O. H.
Frl;, s;s9 g. m, =, 12s kcrllworth st front
st. Philips Church 10 q. IN. Int. Holy Cross
Gem. Auto funeral
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DEATHS

saed %. Relatives and friends invited 20 fu-
ave-. W. PPhia. mt Mt. Moriah Gem
.wALKER.--Sept. 10, THOMAS NJ. husband
OF late Elizabeth D. Walker, sEed 7s, formerly
% JePklntowg Pa HostiySs 9nd frlsnSd,S S, Kos-
yyi.,S.r yG,Sa TO fsTYSSa fwsm huTw wan,r sss Wys W2ns
iusinE ave. Int. Chester Rural Gem, Chester.
wr2Eb.--At Ismaus. sent. ia, EMANUEL
wEzEL, aged GO, Remains win arrive on
10 FOR Hillside for int Relatives and friends
invited 10 attend. without further notice
WILSON.--Sept. IA. AGNES NJ, wife Of Rob
ert Wilson (nec McCauley) eyed ~. Relatives
and friends invited 90 funeral services Thurs,
. p. m, 119 W. Jippncott 81. Int. Greenmount
WiCKwARD Sept ~. MARGARET daugh-
ter OF Nathan r. and Hebecca Wckward. Rola-
tivcs and friends invited 10 funeral services,
Thurs, . 2. m, parents residence, Narbsrth,
meet train arriving at Narberth station 1 S3
wiLLIAMs.--sept 10, WALTER w, husband
Of late Mary williams (nea Keser) and son OF
late william and Isabella Williams, aged "a.
Relatives and frends. Washington Camp. No.
49, r. ot M A. Camden, I,,,SS N ~ emPl;py.' S;c
4. J. Int Private fIernwood Gem. Phiis.' Ha.
mains may bo viewed Wed. eve.
wORRELL.-Sept. rs j. BARD. husband Of
Hannah. H. Worrell tnee springman). Due no.
'zEit@sept. Is. MARY C.. widow. Of Henry
zen, aged h2. Relatives and friends Court
Peace No. Is, q. G. s.; toslsa Council, No. J4i,
y. Of r. invited to funeral Sat. 80 .. NJ,
1880 y. Marvine st. Hlgh mass ST Stephens
Church 10 q, Int, private.
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ITyEMPTTON CLAIMS
SENT TO PRESIDENT
FARMERS of State Submit Their
pleas-Drafted Men Are
off

!, ,Ayp1sBURG, Sept. 19.-The state
ns pureau is forwarding TO President
ppgsle; pLssr appeals of farmers who desire agri-
Wi,,,,sai exemptions. The President will
cyid Mar only agricultural and industrial
c'n.sIs from district boards. and 80 far
e,ate Bureau has receiTed no lndus-
" anneals. The agricultural appeals
ur nrincipally from Lancaster County.
coe.r CORY boards in central and wcstci y
p.svivania counties responded to the re-
rea. - the state Draft Registration head
questnTs that they send from two 10 i've
es above their quotas 20 make up for
mtn ,.oes in other districts when tho time
sp.s 10 send the men t. ramps McaGe,
co.or and Lee today by Offering from
sn.a 100 per cent more men than asked.
,uiRRIsBURG. Pa. Sept. 19-Goyernor
ashsugh today, at the request Of
aost General Crowdor, will issue proc.
v.,ion TO the hotelmen and saloonkeepers
W. y ~ state asking them TO close their
o. c1S a. ~ business when the draft men leave
p p.,s homes for the National Army com.
ps srse men begin to move to the conceutra.
-. camps today, but as it is now pri-
to ~, dav all over the State, the bars
ns s,S be closed The Governor mas no
,,r.r 10 close the bars and no definite
pOw po',rs will be fixed for closing Thursday
ns,Ssv and Saturday. as the local demon
s,rs,Ions attendant to the leaving of the
,nhn differ.
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LOST AND FOUND

AUTOMOBILE 49, stolen, 1917 Buick touring.
model II IS. car 3tS060. license SlS3S: stand-
ard Buick finish, green body and wheels, black
hood and TENDERS, black mohair top; initials
!, !" W. on both side panels Goodyear non
skid tires wheels: plain front: plain
Pullman ON spare rim; deep scratch on left
front door: right fender dented: 800 re-
thereto DR.. Julius Werner. 1881 S. 9Th St,
Phlla.
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MARRIED

+ CHILD. - AT white Sulphur
sn,rSs' on September 10, by she Rev A. y.
eprrnsc eeppysr,ncrs, MARIE LILLIs FAIRCIIILD IA
EkRsHAI,TI III. RUNK, OF New York
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HELP wANTEp-FEMALE
BELL TrLEPHorn OPERATING


Abe President OF the Unitsa stAtss
has pointed TO the treat Industrial army
OF the nation and 10 the necessity for
GenerouE. unselfsh Observance OF duty
on the part OF those who may best
serve In that army.
Tbs tsIsphono system Of the country
IL 20 play a conspicuous part In the
conduct OF the war.
Bell Tsiephons operating presents 81
sslt as a vocation for young women
wherein no less patriotic than vAlu-
able service to the Government may be
performed.
n you are between the ages Of IS and
-, apply at 400 Market st.. Philadel-
phta, any day, except Sunday. between
$3.50 a. m. and D. m.
New employees are paid whils learning
and arc assigned to Offices near their
homes. The work II interesting. the en-
vironment most agreeable and efficiency
Is rewarded by ready advancement.
. Comfortable recreation rooms and
dining rooms where meals are served
at cost in every Central Office.
Apply now!
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Deaths

v! s5a knhs 1S NSIrh %sEIA@ nee saes o9 as
F:s.Ss' E.ssaS Of ans ssdrtS lTS0qf Heat c s. TSo%s
hqrss Denoted e fMSRS5a MSdT. st. Fhg5S gosmS
gs. 81 t4aTsh q St Th9Ts Ra,o AHHins' fSSaTs
gmms i. Kikens. Relatives and friends invited
81 'ITSSss a1ys;s FTis4a5 T. @ Can %sd eysnng
1hLEN.Isept. 1s, SAMUEL j.. husband OF
sSy s:i; 2 ioSss 4sn No osfab b Gs HiaSs sn G
T. 4. Chapter, No ia, Of Phi,S, ~ S,Jor IrlnG.
SsSs, lsss, 4Sss, ri IL. e. s5g s ! q n; FAry}S% sS
y'r Co. 2 M Camacnw 4soa walnut st P6ls int pri
sst.. Friends may call Sat. 1:3O to . p. M
A9tSS 9RtSpERso tfERRissocN ocNmsept; IS. RUDOLPH e. son Of
ss.. & Al and an friends i swedish Ben, society in
SERVICES TRg5S3 PARK P m Pa HaTS nt ayf Nf
IsDS InaaN ss'ts Gem 1oAqF Friends may cali Wed eve
T. MART and ID rTlaSs TiaSg S of
s to 4ssGeScs fGeScs S EE f'V AIRS Reopem sn
q heavis gENJfTE sad FT$nd! T. Hysd MED
% services Thurs. 2 p. m. Oliver H. Bair
s2 GRsSnqt i '4n6%AB @ FSFnYSSa G SSsband GS Of
Emma j. Aiksns. Relatives and friends, in
.d st. TO- ffFv'iss nt pTyate FRIENDS may cali wa
SrfEYs9}SG AZ M A%2'i $sd
a hfCAtharine II, Atkinson (nee POWelll, aged az.
Relatives and friends and Apollo Lodge. No 1856.
don Oh Penna., invited TO funeral, Thurs, p.
M residence I40O E. Moyamenslng ave. (noar
81 and Reed. TO proceed to Laurel llill Gem.
BARGER.-sept. 49,, ABEL J. BARGER. Of
gsN llth ST. % age sged 81 Helsatiives and frienas
sll societies OF which he was member, are
invited to attend funeral. Thurs, p. m, from
residence Of c. W. Van Horn, 1928 n. 10th ST.
int American Mechanics Gem.
John Benischsak. Jr., and daughter Of late Ber-
nard and Sarah Fraser. Relatives and friends
invited TO funeral sat, $50 a. m, j33 James
tewn ave-, RoxborouEh. Solemn requiem mass
g. Mary's Church, Manayunk, 10 a. m Int
S. Mary's Gem.
y, j., ELIZABETH BROWN, widow of Ezra
Bowen, Fune raj services Sat, IL a. m. 1T st.
Aary,s Church, Burlington. Int. private Please
BURKE,2sept. 49, JULIA NJ. BURKE. Rel
.tIyss and friends invited TO funeral Thurs,
Arch and 10th SITS Solemn high requiem mass
Wed, eve. Int. Schuylkill Haven, Pa.
\ BuTIs.C,sept, rs. FREDBRiCk AUSTIN,
1:s.er ssss 7a Relatives and frIslndG Orient
No, o., Loyal Patriots OF America. invited to
funeral, sat-, p. M, 1882 $. 10th 81. Friends
pay call Fri. eve. Int. Mt. Moriah Gem. Auto
cIpDEN.--sept. 16, EDWARD A.. husband
q Mabel Csdden (nee Nice), son Of Thomas ].
snd Catherine Cadden. Relatives and friends,
Jonah Tribe No. -, 7, o. r. NJ, invited to
tuneral. Thurs. $50 a. m, 1896 " Rediield
=. High mass Church Of Our Lady Of the
Rosary 10 a. m Int. private. Auto funeral
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-19

SOLICIToRS-women as subscription solicitors
for lonE-established Protestant weekly; salary
and commission. II SD, Ledger Central,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-19

BOo<KEEPER AND sTENodRAPHER, TO as
slHt; beginner accepted II promisngi call or
write. Coal Office. b. o. and Robert Chaifant,
4Ith and PasChall ave.
CHOCOLATE COATERS, experienced. Apply
Acker, 121 N Sth
CLERK. experienced wanted at once. to assist
on orders in books: good opportunity for ad-
vancement. Administer Carpet Co., 11O1 Dia-
inond st, 9th floor,
CLERK, quick and accurate at figures: fair
typist; shorthand not essential. Apply l02
$. 18th at.
ELLIOTT FISHER experienced billing machine
operator, with comptometer experience pref. I;
etate exp. and salary II e0t, Ledger Office.
and Isavs oniSbsTs 9sn, nD waist sNrt
GIRL. 10 years, for office work for law office
answering phone, Ming, etc. NJ 440, Ledger
Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-19
,noust Leads for speeders' Arrests

uArRIsBCRG, Sept. 19.-State police
- arrested $40 men for violating the au-
..a,ssnoSiIe .,sn laws during August, the largest
.,,rnbaT arrested. in a single month. The
.niny,tv nu'nvt we're for speeding and convictions
,ns-o ssc,ired in virtually every case. Troop
rsebaS nInety-one arrests, Troop B, t23 ;
Aroop c, ifty-one, and Troop d, seventy
EVe
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-21
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-21
DEWITT DEAN DEAD
Old Resident Of City Succumbs to Ten
DAYS illness

Dewitt Dean, an old resident of the
city, died at his home, us North
Ninth street, Friday afternoon at
80, after an illness of ten days, due
to congestion of the lungs, complicated
with asthma Mr.. Dean had lived in
the city since the early SOS. when he
came here WITH his parents. For ten
wears he had been employed by d. w.
Norris, as man, of all work about
the Norris home He had been a most
faithful employee, and during the abb
sence of the Norris family in Califor-
MIA Mr. and Mrs. Dean took charge OF
the Norris home. Mr.. Dean was taken
i'll shortly before the family returned
from California, and insisted on being
taken to his home. fearing that this
would be his last illness.
Mr. Dean was a native of Cattar-
aurgus county. New York, where he
was born in 184S. He was united in
marriage with Miss Hulda Dinnel, Of
Lamoille, in December, 1875. Mrs.
Dean survives her husband, together
with her four children. They are Mrs.
Frank Farrell. of Pueblo. Colo; Mrs.
Mabel Burghduf, of Portland. Ore:
Mrs. Joseph Swaggert, of this city: and
Ralph Dean. of Minneapolis. One sis
ter, Mrs. Block, lives in Indiana.
Ralph Dean arrived in the city today
and Mrs. Farrell is expected Sunday.