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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-17
TROOPS At ADMISSION
RECEIVE EQUIPMENT
Supplies In Large Quantities Swamp
Facilities and More Huge Ware
houses are Under Con-
srruction. .-.

Camp Mcclellan. Admission, Ala.
Sept. 1s,--Clothing. food, ammunition
and other supplies for the Virginia
soldiers and thousands OF troops who
will be encamped here are coming in
TO Camp Mcclellan In such quantities
that orders for the construction I'M
mediately of a large number of big
warehouses have been issued at the
division headquarters The store
houses already completed are not
nearly sufficient for the needs OF the
ca mp and new ones will be 6uilt near
the division headquarters, in the va
rious regimental camps and at the
base hospital
The construction Of these ware
houses will be under the direction of
Maj. Charles l. Dulin, the construct
ing auartermaster. The first to be
built will be four near the division
headquarters which will be used for
tn, storage of food and clothing. They
VIII measure on the inside 60 by 1853.
Space for eight more of this type has
been reserved near the division head
quarters. Each of these four build
ings is designed to hold approximately
1900 tons. +.
The largest OF all the warehouses
will be at the remount depot. several
miles from the administrative Offices
of the camp II will measure so by
SOC feet and will be used also for the
subsistence and clothing stores.
Ammunition intended for the small
arms work and the artillery will be
stored In four concrete magazines.
Great quantities " ammunition will be
required In the schedule of instruc-
ton. These magazines will be some
distance removed from other struc-
81 by so feet and the other will be
20 by 20,
Six storehouses "a by $50 feet are
to be built at the base hospital to be
used FOR the storage of food, clothing
and medical supplies.
For the use of each regiment there
will be two big storehouses. These
will measure 90 by IS feet. and will be
erected on the regimental areas.
The handling of the food here lis a
big problem. but II Is working out so
far very satisfactorily. II will be
somewhat simplihed. too, when each
regiment gets the storehouse where
II can store food for several days. APP
proximate figures of consumption
show that each day the troops here.
barely one-haf of the total number,
consume about $4,000 pounds of ha-
con. $4,000 pounds of -four. 1875
pounds of beans, 21.ooo psunds of to-
rnatoes and s.25o pounds OF onions.
Regimental parades were started for
the first time last night. and the regf-
ments all had trouble in finding places
of sufficient size.
Church services will he started to-
morrow in all of the regiments under
orders from the division headquarters
The organizations not having chap
lains will be invited to attend some OF
the regimentaI services, and mass will
be held for the Catholics In the camp
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-17
several Sizes Offered.

No announcement in regard to the
probable location OF the Richmond
hospital has as yet been made. al
though several sites have been in
vestigated. The hospital will not prob
ably be located In the subnr ban sec
ton. as several tracts of ground have
been rendered the government
The reconstruction work will he one
of the greatest factors taken by tIncie
sam TO provide for the future of the
manned soldiers, who otherwise would
become public charges All of these
nen Will he young and il Is believed
that NN the means of the reconstruc-
sion work. which Will he under the
supervision or men and women Of wide
experience, Wounded men viii he made
more useful after their military ser
yict than they were before
The selection of Richmond. the
smallest city of the twenty. as one of
tho places for the establishment of A
hospital Is compliment To the d-
sersity of its business enterprises.
Practically every line of endeavor Is
represented by local plants and all will
throw open their doors 10 the govern
nsent for the instruction of the wound
ed men. In addition to the training In
trades and occupations. the men will
he given. an opportunity TO improve
their general education.
Sites far reconstruction hnspitais"
have already been chosen by General
Gorgas in Boston. New York. Phiia-
delphia, Baltimore. Washington, Buff
falo. Cincinnati Chicago. ST. Paul,
Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles
Denver Kansas City. st, Louis. Mem
phis. Richmond, Atlanta and New Or
leans. The institutions will be used
for the return OF wounded soldiers
either to the firing line or TO useful po-
sitions in civil life.
The hospitals will he under the di-
rection OF the orthopedic surgery di-
vision of the army medical corps
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-17
100000 RAISED TO
BUY CAMP Lee LANDS
United States Camp. Inc, WIN Prob
ably Increase Capital stock at
Meeting This Week.
WILL SOON HAVE $4,000 MEN
With Arrival Of Second Increment
This Week Military Population of
Camp VIII Tax All Accommodations
Provided.

Especial TO The Richmond Nirsinian }
Petersburg, Va. Sept. ls.-Presi-
dent E. H, Patterson. of the United
States Camp, Inc. has called a meet :
ing of the stockholders to be held In
the Petersburg chamber of commerce
at o'clock Thursday night OF this
week, Whether the meeting Is of any
special significance is matter of
speculation. Rumors are efioat that
the corporation composed of Peters
burg men and which was organized
for the purpose of purchasing the
numerous tracts of land upon which
Camp Lee is located with a capital
stock OF 100000, Is considering in
creasinS its capital stock with a view
to making additional purchases In the
vicinity of the camp.
Petersburg business men. through
contributions and subscriptions to
stock in the United States Camp, Inc.
have raised 100000 since the war de-
psrtment announced the selection of
the local site for the cantonment.
II was reported from an apparent
ly authentic source last night that the
war department has determined to
sreatly enlarge the camp and that
Rhjnehart & Dennis contractors, had
been instructed or advised to re-em-
ploy II possible every man recently
dropped from the payroils with a
view OF rushing to completion the new
addition.
A. J. Saville. general supervisor of
engineering at the cantonment, ad-
nits that Camp Lee will in all prob
ability be greatly enlarged beyond the
plans as originally drawn. Details of
the contemplated addition are lack
Ing, however. as is the report from an
cfficial viewpoint.
There are yet 5000 men on the
Rhinehart & Dennis payrolls This
will probably be increased to
10000 or $1,000 in a short while If
camp are announced.
plans for the enlargement of the
The military population Of Camp
Lee will pass the $4,000 mark with
the arrival of-the second increment of
drafted men between September 10
and Is. Facilities for accommodating
the new arrivals have already been
and no difficulty In assign
ing them to their respective COM
is expected TO be experienced
The heavy rains of the last several
days have necessitated suspension
Of all outdoor exercises. but the men
AZ the camp are given daily lectures
on military tactics In their barracks.
Much interest Is manifested by the re-
cruits and a large. majority of them
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-17
PRESIDENT RETURNS
TO THE CAPITAL.

Washington. Sept iS--President
Wilson returned to Washington this
evening by train. He left the May
flower in New York. The president
was reported to have been anxious to
make the return trip aboard the
Mayfiower, despite the submarine
rumor. but urgent business required
his presence here early In the morn-s
ing and he decided not to risk the de-
lay OF trip UP the often foGey 20
tomac tonight. Both the prest1sut
and Mrs Wilson Are reportoA ~
much benefited BY the frst seeo
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-17
MORALE AND POWER OF
ARMY Is REGENERATED
kerensky Orders lighting Men
to Stop Political Discussions.
Ministerial Crisis Continues
Grave
RUSSIAN AVIATOR SETS
NEW RECORD FOR FLIGHT

Odessa, Sept. l6.-LdeutenaDt
imolianlnoff. a Russian aviator,
has just arrived here after travel
ling In his airpiane from Belgrade.
a little village ON the Russian side
of the Danube, to Salonil<f, and
back. He made the return trip
FROM Saloniki to Belgrade in eight
hours, establishing a new world
record. He flew at an altitude OF
5000 metres. He covered total
distance of nearly 1000 miles.
The aviator testifies to the Arm
morale among the Russian con-
tingents fighting on the Macedon-
Ian front. He states that they
are absolutely loyal to the pro-
vistonaI government.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-17

Four young men armed with bunch
of keys, with which they had entered
No. <07 South Cherry street. yesterday
afternoon. were. frightened away by
W. ]. Glasgow. before they had the
opportunity OF securing booty. good
given the police. who are Inclined to
think they belong to gang that has
been doink much damage to property
lately.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-17
KERtNSkY WtOS

London, Sept ia few days after
the fall OF Riga. when Russia was
in the throes OF the crisis brought
about by the loss of that port and by
the KornilofT revolt. Premier Ke-
rensky took a few hours off to get
married The bride is Mile T!met,
an actress OF the. Alexandra theater
This is kereaeskys second matri-
moniaI venture.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-17
General Gorgas Selects This
City for One of Twenty IRE
construction Hospitals
WOUNDED SOLDIERS TO
LEAR, USEFUL TRADES
Workshops and Private Plants
Will Be Used for lnstruc-
tion-Sites Are Under Con-
sideration

Thousands OF American soldiers dis
abled on the battlehelds of Europe
Will receive treatment here which will
either At them for return to the firing
line or TO useful positions In civil life
There viii be nineteen of these re
construction hospitals" in addition to
the one in. Richmond. according to
plans made by Surgeon General Cor
gas.
Just what size hospital will be es-
tatlished here has not been deter
mined, although 1t is probable that
one Of 500 beds, with provision for en-
iarsement, will be decided upon. Hos
pitfalls of this size have been determin-
ed upon for New York, Boston. Wash
ington and Chicago, ali being of the
same design.
In addition to the treatment OF the
wounded soldiers, General Gorgas has
planned for workshops where man
can be trained in useful occupation.
For the men able 10 engage in heavier
~ork, although not able to return to
the front, arrangements will be made
with privately owned factories where
they can learn trades which will not
only make them self-supporting but
VIII enable them TO support families
Only badly wounded men are to be
brought here All Of those who are
manned In battle win be returned 10
America BIS soon as possible, but those
who can return TO the nrinE line will
hs treated In Europe. unless their con-
Fai~scent period will extend over a
her ri
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-17
BALTIMORE REPUBLICAN, n
LEADER. STONE. is DEAD

Baltimore, Md, Sept 16.-william
F. Stone. Republican politician. we'll
known to men Of politics all over the
country. died here today at hospital
after A. shert Illness. Besides being
Republican leader for many years.
and serving as sergeant arms Of
the Republican national convention
Mr. Stone held several Important. posts
n the United States service.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-17

Petrograd. Sept. f6--Russia Is now
a republic The provisional govern
ment issued formal declaration to-
day to the effect that the country
hereafter is to be considered as be-
ing governed on the republican plan
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-17

1eoatinue1 q go two., .
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-17
Gossip

A r. Atura extraordinary.
Something spanking new.
clean and ciev.r Don't
let your neighbors get the
hop on you. Get YOUR
earful every Sunday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-17
Gerard

is writing Of his expert
ence In Germany for This
Richmond virginian. It's
worth reading. Tell your
friends.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-11
Die Nddermeifer
Sdi6en 6rsebenbeitsaoreiie an ben
Tr6fbenten @ilioH.

Ger gerein Der @1dermeiiier bat
lire grsebeilbeits. NIB Sopalitat5-
aSreiie an ben Braiioenteil Bilicil
o.iseeieriist i,nb iie oentielben telegra.
p5;iw iibermitteIt. llnier5eidnet .ilt
fds S6riftitiif pcm Hrdiioeuten Scbn
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SS,iicr ictpie ron ben naf)benamten
DiisgIieSern: Gbas. gef, Sobn 81.
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geoipp 9eapsr. s. u. ,Sc:ltiGler, Vbi-
lip' Sd,ambaf, George 6. SGneioer,
ssuIiils Sonune-. Euil Meiael, SenrD
Seller, George Born 8. Batmatn.
,,'eter HsnbIntlm. Sr. ssaS. Sart.
lnilb. Sarrp 4roere. Gbrts. GInfel-
cfer, Gbas. iy,lBer, Otto Seinifen,
ainooli aernen, Srib gluener. antorl
aictb, albert o. Sdunio, 8. 3.
SeaIp, @bas. fSilbr, gani. slo-
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Carl @oepp, @m. DiHfelafer. glbcli
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Wit gd)ieberet
Gnbete aonfrouerie iibsr ben Beiit ooa
photographer.

Wlit elmer SdieBsrei eneete geiterrt
cine arrtroDerie I'M ben 9eiis mebre.
Ter photographer RON SRI. aimie
9iauider. bon go. 300 StanIeD gIDe
5r.. Hauider bate III gegleitlug BON
s. .. 3bontas, BON Jto. 3i4 Guscli'
Ium glpelnie, geitern Vorriittag eine,
fr.i5eren Qerelrer gtanienS @eorge
6. 0enbarn, bon SO. 3237 Gaitcrn
slpenue, aiifeeiud)t, I'M bon ibm nleb'
rere Ibotoaraphieu, bic lie ibm fri.
her einnal seihenft 5nriid,uerlan-
gen.
G3 fam bierbei sn ciiiem bitigen
NortgeplGnfcI mp idlieblid 5og Ibo-
mas einen Renolper unb gdb einsu
Stub auf Genbait ab, Der IN bic linfc
Sdulter sstroifsn tpurbe. Die poIiJei
nrroc ron Der Sddcberci DerltdnDigi
'unb ba Denbdm erfldrte, bnb sr ni6l
ais anfldGer ailftreten ipole, tpuroeil
ado Srei ipegen in.9ebiibrlidcn getra'
1eIs perluftet.
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Ser Ztabtratb.
Sternenbanner iniiiien in 3ufunft bei
@eriammlunsen in ben Sallen
augebrad)t iein.

Ssr Submit miiiien bei allen Der.
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renbenner angebraht iein uno in lint
iiigen mug ebeniaas oas Sternenban'
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Ole GrlaubniBit)eine rneiiltig 1inb.
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Stabtratb5mitglieb at large weullane
eiilrelhte. uuroe geltern ecrn 'Sfaot
roth obue lueitsres ansenonunen unt
oasielbe eeidlab ebenfaIls nit eine,
aud Don .Serrn Rliaanep itamuenoer
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miro, oab bas Star Spangleo Ban
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lcgenbeitsn geipielt uno geilngcu
perben bari.
Seine nad6hpodise Sisuns miro
Der Staoiratb laut @eialitB am 9Ritt.
nod nadlier @sode abbalten, oa BE-.
fenntlid am Oienltag Die Sonoeripabl
fiir Gle 8erpattl,ng Der Sdneaoer.
febrsanlase iutb iiber Die Sreibrlei.
frngc ltattiinost.
9ie peritieoenen @iinid,e be5iigIid)
Der Gerl1ngeringen BON Straben'
bnbuIinieu, aiif ipelde oas StraBel,
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iibermieieu bainit er Die biesbe5iiJ.
lrhen Sroina,B2n auscrbeiten uno
bem sta0tratb oorlegea ioa.
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Gterblidbte

emma aajtner. 7 Wonate, 211
SsiB 4Ds.; S9pide.
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Sirabe; glisrenleiben.
Sobn Rsiiins, 3S, 3031 Gberrp
StrnBe; S6lpiHbiutt.
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SoipitaI; S6pdhe.
Spfspb Miliommen. 80, GtGbtis
fAss Qrmenbaus; MISUNDERSTANDING.
5drrp Miller, 68. 6121 2snnsbp
Ips.; 6tr5ltibsn.
Bertha 3ottmann, n, Grnnb so.
tel; Sdpinbiuft.
apbin porter. 70, PA 4iniep
4ps.; Ser3Ieiben.
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ton; 6er3Ieiben.
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mont Strabs; 9eberfrebs.
Ssrmann Grbman, SO, 831 Gins
colin ape.; arebs.
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Hcab; Qunssneni5iinbuns.
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Hmidne.

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tern gl6enS Der "a Sabre aie 3oporo
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iingIiifte ruroe nad Dem itdbtiid)en
SoipitaI gebraat, no Die ger5te idppc.
re innere 8erlesunsen erlnittelten
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5uplcr BON glo. 756 DEPOT Strabe
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Der 9erunQliidte tpurbe gu sirem in
Der RGbs ppbusnben Grat gebratt Der
feitftelte, bnB Der Snube nit eint1en
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Che. .Grlambnikf1eine.

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9ies nuo aas.

stui beitte 8orniittag Elf llbr 1T
cine Sisiing oes StaDtratbsfomHit.
iees fir StraBen afiberanrlt iporoen.
in lUelder Ser 9arferpert George
s. aekler 5ueeeen iein uirS, ann nit
Sent acuuuittee ons Erpieft Der grei-
icrnladamg Der Gbierpatorn anemic,
Sic einc greiie non 100 Sui, erbalten
joa, au beipredcn. etfnaige HroieitIer
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lid, aud @elesenbrit erbolten, ibrc
AIridrien por5ibringeIi.
Ger JiepubIifoniide sllnb o,r
13. gslaro miro ant Sreitng gbcno I'M
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saoaS i,no ApdooIe 9ltemie, eine @tr.
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.fingbabnirage erortcrt iperben miro.
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rem uno Die Rconee bcs slbenbs iiito
Charles Eubor, Tcfan Sfpogcrs,
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Smerii6cr llnterft. -Srreim.

Die Wtttglieber oes 8aperii9en I'M
terit. @ereins pureu Sur geitrigen Der
iammlung i'm 2ptaI bes Serrn Gbriit.
Sohs iebr aablreih eridieneu. pris
iibent Gbriitiau Sa6s Fiibrte ben @ors
iiB unO Serr Daniel 2ussnbiebl be-
{prgte in 4bpeienbeit bes Sstretdrs
Sbomas 2etdt bas prptotoa. Dem
bolbjGbrli9en 9eriht bes Sindn3ie.
tretdrs Serrn Charles @tiert sufolae
betraet bas @ereinsperm0geu $15,s
310.4 eegen $14,870.74 am l. DITTO
Der porisen Sabres. Der ueberi6ub
pom Bal mar $255. 40, an 3inien
ipurpsn 1921 50 bebo6en uno $500
tonnten felt aneeleat perben. Die
Quseaben i'm 5albjobr itellteu ii6 uuf
1925 unb in 6Gnben bes S6ab,nsis
fiers Serrn @ueen @iiert bsfinoen ii9
$2s7.65.
Der 5ragebpgen nit Se5ug auf bic
neue ausgabe bes 9orba9ften Ser
eins6uhes nirb ouseeFiiat rperben.
Bon elmer Dame fam Elm Shretben,
beiTen @erleIung bic MitoIieber nit
arDbtem SntereTe anhDrten. Der
Stanbpuntt Der 9rieffhreiberin ipurs
be in alien Stiiden qutaehsiben. Gina
labuneen su ben Seitlitteiten bes Sas
bepobl Wdnnerhors unb bes Sellts
fben unb SeIterreichs lima. Mlilitirs
pereins puroen onoenommen. Serr
faper GtruFer. 429 SbifIito Strose.
purbe CUR NitqlteoTfuft unqemeloet
uno bic Serren 90. 6umm, gnton
S6neller urb Sphr S6mibt SSr tuers
ben bic n6tbiper @rhehurneu on'tellen.
Serr glbnm mlorhorot bsrirttete nIs
0eleuut oes Stabtnerbdnbs uro Sfrr
WihdeI 6unm ols 1eleont Der Teuts
ften So1oeIefihaFt. Die GmrfebIurs
oen SIR llrteriiiiburo bes 2pnp uno
beg Charters tnurbsr eiritimmi9 gllts
9ebeifer.
Die Ginnahmer am aeItriocn Wbeno
puren $225 urb Die Musguben $3.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-11
Jran Sbeehp Stefiinston
Sie iriide SatriOtin iprift bente
glbeub in Der Niniifbalc nber ben
Sammrr ibres @plfe5.

2lm Ulitttpod, ben II. @pril,
4bsnos I'M s llbr, pirb sSrau 8.
S6ssbp SI.effinetoR Don Dublin, Srs
lamb, bic Wittpe oes bstaunten
Mdrtprers Der irii5en Repolution, in
Der MuiitbaQe siHsH 9prtragl gum
Yeiten Der RotblsiOsRbeH in SrlaHb
halten.
Die sSrIGnber bdben oisIem 2anbs
iotpobl i'm uno55lngiteits 9ries.
oils ouh i'm 8ursertrieee berporragsn'
be Dienfts 9sleiitst. SEPT aber eriiiirt
in jensm unslitlihen 2anbe elm no.
menloier Sdmmsr, iooaB ale. DsIb'
syrau Steffirgtpn sebort bdbsn, aufs
iiefite ereriiisn purben. Sie bat bit
ldma9boIe gsbriidune ilrts Batter
laRbes NIT srlsbt uno bic SirIhlah'
tung ibrer 9oltseenoHsn ON Otter
feite oss lsBtsu 5dtres in Dublin mi
eigsnen aussu seisben. Sbr eigsnsl
Daite lpuros. ohipobl pS[lig unfbuli
big, ouf Geiebi eInes grlten Srft'
,iers ftanbrehtli4 eri6cfien unb II
Isibit in btr itbmadpclftsn WsiI'
brangialirt.
lle6er oieIs i5rs idduerlihsu Grlsb'
Mile fpirb 6rau Stsffinstpu in ibr
rem 8prtrass berihten. uHp es IolIti
bes6alb nislHanb. Der fir tpahre 5rst'
heit unb san3 beIpnbers fir Die Be
irsiiinu Der Sr,u BON BEN SSo6e Gng'
lambs, bss riflades bes Grbtreiiss"
stutritt, peridumen, iih 5u benz 0or'
TRACE einjufinbsn urb bdourh Su'
9inberunu bss Summers unb Der gfott
isncs betlaa.nsipertben Bodies nit BET
sutraasn. llrb bies I'm 10 mehr, psi
aud Die SreH in bieiem aanbe itsts
Ser, unb SonS auftbaten, penu q
aaIt, frembsr glpth su iteuern unb II
an (tubern. Ter 3utritt 3ur Wtuiit-
boIle tpftet % Gents. ReTerpirts Gibe
sum preiis ocu SO Gents, tSnnsn II
Wurlibers Wuiitsaoben obsr in W.Ia
relmauns gubloeen. SO. GIG Sacn-
mpre CTR, aeiibert tperSen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-11
@rpSsansp atItH HsetaHntrtsn
nnb mariniusa diioen. ieipis ihnnisNtn- cp'
Weisisr & Co.. 1855 Y. erdhr Strhf
slutomobiIiiten beilrait.

9rrci slutonebiIilten puroen sc.
itcrn pcn 9iittrr Spicsel I'll 0cIorra'
len pcrurtbeiIt. Scbn Gld]o, bon Der
afitd2u sIpenue uiib Carthage 4ite,
irif,fc $25 mo bic Soften erleaell,
neil er mad Der 9ebmiptiine Der 30.
lisiiten Stroeoer uto glirtrg per.
jlldt hattc, In ungetu,nfenem Sliitanoe
ein sliitonipbiI gu lenten, uno SouueI
@c6n, pon go. 3144 Gapop Flarc,
nui5tc ircgen gliitoulobtIraiels $40
,rup hia Qcjten erIeoesA