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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-07

Cine bObs 8elbs nnb Srsibeitsifruie
fauu ss mad iidl Siebeu.

s9ie fie es nns Der aSeiHlntb ge'
tpobnt itrio. ihIndtrn pieIe iin9ariid)e
sSaulilieu elm Sdtpeiu, um ben 1ins
ter iiber perioret gu ieiu. Rad aniidli
bon Or. 8lume, benz @oriiser bes ses
bensnritteI aontroH aonnnittecs.
foumit GinfhIahten lIuter bic Riibrit
oes ,perbotenen SaHuterns. Doraiif bis
5u $1,000 @eIbitrnfe nnb Sipeijdbriee
einiperrllng itebeu.
2aiIt Seridt Der Snipeftoren baben
am GieHitag Sl3 sieftaiuGuts, SDei'
iebdlrfer uiw. Den ~fIeiidIoieu" Gag
beicIgt uno t07 niht. 2aut antiiilois
giulg bes Observation-Disclosures Gons
bon fperhen Die in Der Sdule pernb1
reid,ten 8ennp 9lndes in 3utiiHft
fem 5leiih mebr enibnlten
am Rcntng miro bas .ariegs'
brob" i'm Sanbel criheinen. 81 beiien
SeriieIIune etrpaS peniser 3uder nno
abgerabutte Tlilf ocripenbet wiro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-07
Sat Slid.

Gin @IiidspiI5 lit obne syraae Der
9auuHternebmer ". 5. Gonneap
gorgGtern bate er Die bofit ms
Iiebiame eutoedims sen,ada. 6aB eiir
ibm geborige IaHpfid,auieI, bie IN
Reobunf untergebradJt mar, BON @aHs
balen I'm cine gn5abI ipidtiger
9beile bermIbi fporben ipar, Die eineil
@ertb BON $1,000 reprdientirten. er
glaubte rtatiirIib fnirn. bag er Ole ses
iionlenen Sdd)en ie ipicoer iehen
iuiiroe uno feline ueberrnif;nng unS
5reube ipdrei seiiern 8ormittog oas
her nm 70 grober. als er all Der
gteunten imo gsine StrnBe BEN grob'
ZEN 3beil Der seitobienen Mai6lnenz
tbeiIe airi eirtem @aeen erbIidte, aiii
bern S.pei 5arbige iaBen. GpnneiIp
feste iid natiirIih 'oiori nit Der Ros
Iisei in gerbinhtns unb bic beiben
sSorbieen iuurben porIdufin nIs bers
bddpfig pom 3entnant @oIIefer, benz
beritteneu goliSiiten bon Echre unh
ben Detectives @e.,ier uito @ernbarot
ieitgenoniulen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-07

gprItlaa, bab bic S6be Der @aners
lfeuer In onber,n Stdsttn ,rmitieIt
ipsrb,n io[. Jons bi. Stsu,r in bies
;iaer Stnbt I'M 9,rsIeid, gu nnbtrtn
StGbtsn gu nisbris lei. iclte bic
Rittae erbobt perben. Der aommiiiGr
6oipt pirb bic Waisrmistbs in Gin.
cinnaii unb anb,ren Stdbtsn fets
i:sqsH Bernard gubmau, Snipettor
iiir Stitsnpese, unn Sntrbsrt 9raubt,
Chauffeur fir oos 0spartsmsnt fir
0fientIide Wsrts. ipurtsn aus Spars
iamteitsriidii6tsn entIafsn. Der
Wapor itsllts fsrnsr On benNaommii<
lar 9cpt bas 9erIansen, pab bisisr
iiber ben 0astouium i'm Staptbauie
aeHaus aontrOus fiibrsE unb aud bier
eeipdrt iperoen iolls.
- Der Ct. paulus @ertin Der 81.
SrsuStirds in 9atpuia bat foIssnbe
9tamts srpGbIt: prGIibent, 8. aOes
iier; 9Bss Prdiibsnt, 9. ). DidiniOn;
Setrttdr. Soiepb Yfitb; 6inan3sSes
iretdr. BENZ. gaiehaus; S4asmetiter,
Soenr1 9ucas.
- Die 9ertreter Dee .Scnntagss
hsiIiger" polIten pifsu, pssbaIb
Ri6ter SarbsIon ben 9sridtsbefebl,
pOnah bic S9antlissns bss Sobn
0orpsI fir erlOiheR srtIGrt pirb.
corlaufie iiitirt bat. 9.Btsrsr sab ass
tern Die Grtldruns nb, bab sr nit W
9alvin, oem qnpnIt Dorpsls, bas
llsberslntommsn sstroffsn bate, ben
tfaa ri9t eber CUR GRti6sibuns au
Enterbreiten, als biz @aIpin cine 4nt.
mort cuf bic aIase siheereidt bate.
er babe oieiss llebereinipmmen bers
9eiien. mas um 10 srtlGrliher lei, aIs
galpra Sur 3eit pon be. Stabt abpez
leno ilt. I'm ieinem geripre1en nd9s
]utpmmen, babe er ielbii bic Siitiruug
beantraet. bis bic autport Cabins
II Sa6sn Sorpsls i'm 9eritbt einses
sti6t piro. Die serittli4e Srbre
6inliH!Iid Der llnsiiltisisit bsrS6ants
iiseHs lei nod nidt in bas Geriftss
prptO.ol eiHsetrugen ipprben. Spffentz
ltd ssniigt bisi, Grtiaruue ben
SoHutassbeilia.u.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-07
iInfdae.

Der q Sabre altt gsnjamin
Dries bon Ro. s07 Yori Sirabs fisl
geiiern in ben Anlasen Der @ombrinus
GtUd go. 70 ungliihib Die Sreppe
birab. pab sr Iih bas rebie gein trdt
unb nab bem iiGbtifaen 9Oipiia! e.s
brdAt iptrbsn mubts.
- Dale adrs. Der in sinsr
Sbunip Boot ON Jubs Der Giais ars.
tpobHi, iDnrbs e,ftern absnb al Der
arsusune btr Dsii Ss1iien Sirnbe
unb Stdte atDeHu, DON einen 3us: rer
Big 6cur Babn nieongtrannt uuo
trus, ME be Aer5ts i'm fidStiifrn Sc
fptiaI iunffatirtsr, cine @erlssung n:s
bdpon.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-07

Dur9 sinsn iiberbtistsn Sos
pfsu gtrisib ssItern Die 7apeif in otr
Wobnung bon aouis airifmann,
Qo. 1869 5adbsrrp Sirabe in Brano,
absr bas 1eusr ipurbe prompt seisidt,
jcbab Der S4nbH inum nsHnsnss
psrtb III. 5rau airi&munn mar esras
be aussseanssn. I'm ginidufe su mos
den, aIs bas Jsu.r gum Nusbrud,
tam uuh bic br.i ileintnainber Der ins
ben iid, alIsin gu Sauie. Sic Duroea
unosr5iisIi6 Don Ra6bnrn in sidsrs
beii esbrnht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-07
Na6 0eiuiHt
WHiieu Observation-Disclosures Hnb Som
miiiiUnsbdnbIer poH &putas an
perfanfen.

Die Ssnbaber BON gerfaufsiiiuben
IN ben @drtteu, ioipie bic apuuniis
iionsbdnbIer tperben bon waontas or
gebaIten ieiu, itre @anren nod benz
Sstpidt au pertauien. pdbrenb bic
bisLer iibIihen Tsube pollia ausges
merJt tperben riiiien.
Die oiesbesiigIid,e @eiiing tuiroe
geitern bon u. y. gIume IN ietner
Gisenidlnft ais Rahrungsmittelsa saor,s
troaeir BON Sarrilton Gour.tu erlofs
fen uno aIlen Observation-Disclosures
unb aomuiiiIionsbdnbIeru mitges
theiIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-07
@olsu s,iirasr ,usrOsu.

'sbre eriten giirserpapierc enpirfs
ten geitern i'm Buuoesserids Die ioIs
lscnbeH 8erionen: Better Sonns, yio.
1918 Mdee Str1Be. ilHsar, sSoiepb
aoslppsfi. a)ii. sealtbu, 9uiie: sSobn
2. aeIlsr, gp. 6S04 2cHsSieip glDt,,
Dei.ider; ssobu ~. 0bmer. ylo.
i4iI Wlanrs apeniie, Deiitid)er; I;
;sre6. aorIe, 80. 362 Dmpiun Strabe.
Ge,,fi&er; Sojepb Gin, GeIbi 5olpns
5bip, nngdr; @resore Eomoue, Ga.
piIa Gipia, Retrn pOpp uasS SObn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-07
ssadridteu pOu Camp Sbsrman.

Camp q berman, gbillieefbe.
o., 8. Ge5euber. Gtrpas Hehr ais
orei ino iiiHi5ebutei proSeHf BET
3G,333 YlaHH, tuelde inier bem guss
bebiingsNSeiese uat benz gduip
ISberuIau geiaubt ,Ulrroen, baben me-
gen forpcrIider gefefte ibre Gutiais
Jung erbaIfen unb limb mad, ibrem
SeiIn Sifriideefebrf. Gina afyt 3cbns
tel Piues 9,ro5eitts ipurben suriifges
ianot. fpeil iie fir Don ibnen abbnus
giae 5arnilienHlifgiieoer 5u iorgcr
baben ODER in ,Snbuitries sglnloaen nift
eHtbebrf iper6en fonHeii. gieIe Der
Manner ipurben nad) nnberen Meeis
meniern IN perihiebeHen @arrtone,
uicnts trGnsfsrirt, 70 oaB ii6 sur Seit
etipa 30,350 RnnH i'm Eager befin'
ben, nid,t dtn6berHb Die ari5abI fir
iDelfe bnsieIbe erridfet uurbe.
God f1iro bic boIle Gnoie Dahreno
Der nafIiteH 8odJe 10 BieniIid erreid,f
tuerben. tpenn bic Iesten 20 gro5ent
6es eriten ausbebuness sstontineents,
beitebeno aus $500 W,aiin, ipcId,e
iidl Der ar5tIid)en llnteriiid,uns bereits
aiiier5ogcH babeil Gber nod Hidi mad,
Den, Comb eeid,idt fpurben, bier ON
foHmen. Ties pirb bic sIuBabI Der
bier lid beiinolid,en 1iauner aui
iInpc3ii 10000 Rann erboben. nobel
Die 1460 Giii5iere, IpeIde iif bier be-
fiH6en, inipie jene, bic nod pon Der:
Effisierss sauSbiIounaslaeer foulHtrn.
init einaered)net iin6. Gas seilnue To
titr Der Anflinft oes Reiies Der Inss
gebobencn Dilroe nod nidt angefiin'
biet, nber notwithstanding perben iie
in Der Diiite Der iiadjiten Bodje bier
etnaItreffen beginner.
aus ser Statiitif, tpeIfs bon aas
pitdn VI 6. SoiDrenee Snfanunengfs
itelli tDur6e. sebt berpor, bab iItsges
ialnnlt bis iett 36,333 Dtanner i'm
Camp nntameu. Won bitien iuuroen
1900 Mann ipseen tOrperlidxr 3ts
fslie sntlaiim; $50 Wdnusr rpurpfn
pon 4usbsbungsbeborben ipeeen Der
nOtbissH llnisritiiBuns pon anssbor:
gen obsr ipteen llnentbthrlihisii III
inpuitrielIen anIaeen. tpas srft ftifgt'
iieiIt norbsn ipar, nafbeM bic 1s.reis
ienosn bereits in bic Patipnaiarn"
eingerttbt ipnrsH, bonn Ditniie bstrsli;
1904 Wann iparbsn na4 benz Camp
9gits. ariauids, geionbt. lin eiidsn
in Der oortstn Dipiiion dus5ufiilieE;
1921 tpurbsn mad bern Camp Sberis
ban, Wontsomerp, ala, transporsif-.
nm bic bortise Nationalgarots Gtpis
ion Ron Ohio sil ptrpuafiGnbise-;
2l6 aineeR nad bsm Gamp @raHt In
SLlinpis unb s37 ipurbsu nod pess
jhieoensn anb,rtn puniien Obsr Ts
simsntern stiaHbt.
won ben @eniss9ruppsn bes 3oS.
Rsaimenis tpurhsn feds GubbriideH
iiter ben Seioio sJIub ioHiiruirt. mn
ss ben SoIbaisu Su JuB oby gu
pferb ~ trmSsIi6sn. nod bsmG@iss
plaBs SitIi4 bonn Camp Su sslnuasn.
Dis griidsn iinb gum Gsbrnu& fsE'
Zig.
Dns nsus lbsdisrsGtbauo tDti&s
Drn Der aommiiiipn fur ausbiioungs.
lngsr srrihtst lpurbs,. nnb bas nabe3l
5000 SisplSbt bot. in jstt pofsnp:l
unb Is finbsu MN 5nr untsrbait ins
Der 6pibatH idsIia @aubtlhiosss
8oriisuungsu Fntt.
Gins erssfizus In sissn zsss ~ hrirn
nttms mnn eaxnffbs HroMe qntaine
Inhiflfxn. 1fh1fbfssr cft<l bat 0eIb mxlf.
iprug fs El1t fiir{rt q. B- 0<oers urtsp
f4uf q eu iseg &2e3fsL aok
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-07
Nas fommt bauon.

Der Is ssnbre alie ssndion 8. Guns
ean, pon go. y77 GaHa apeule, DC,
Dor etIihen @oden I'M Chen Ynrt nit
ieineIn auiomobil ben beritteuen 1o'
Ii5iiien aleraentbnIer itber ben Sdii'
fen gerannt bate, ipurbe bon @idfrr
alerailoer eeiicrn 5,i einer Celebrate
pon S25 pernrtbeiIt uilo aiiberoem
iuur6e linn fir Die Gouer Don feds
wlonnten Sas Redf ert5Ogen ein slns
touiobiI IesiteH si oiirieu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-07
soa ben s,rdiiSsuteu bsidlinyft
haben.

Inter Der anflase, ben SrdiioeHs
zen beid,inlpft uno tudyrrrdtberiidle
Semcrtineen in ieiner @irtbidait
gemnd,t 5u bnber, ipiIroe gcitern Der
Shantipirtb syreo. e. SisoOri. DON
Der 3ipeiien strabe in SamiIton, G.,
eem Sit,ioesfonuHiii1r Holer porse
fiibrt Der iein gorperbor ani ben -.
Gcjember aHberainnte nno ibn bis oas
bin inter $1,000 8iiraidlnii iieIlie.
als 8iiraen iDnren Charles Saeiers
tor uHo WiiIes .. siHblsp, g.ioe aus
Sun,ilton, sur SteIle. uuo Sisccri
lplrec baum pieoer aIf frcien 6ub
seicst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-07
aleine 9ssli3eisSs dJrid)tem

emma Gdlafer bon 30. 1863
Samtr Strobs msIbets seifern Der Pc
Ii,,i. bab ibr aus ibrer DObnung
Stnnudfadeu i'm Dertbs BON $50 ss'
itoblsn tpurbsn.
= Jrau elHabetb aufberbsibs ron
go. 1921 Rtgent aDtnus mslbsit &C.
fern Der pcli3ti, bab ibr aus ifr',
Dcbnuns $36 In Boar foipis Gin.
SdgofIints i'm Dtribe BON $12 seiicb.
len puree.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-07
0etppprt.

Die Sarport Cfiire ihr eas Gin
riEnntier golfsbIatt" befinbet i'd, Ia
Ro. 800 gorf Grase, aesenii6e,
bem Gonrtbouie, pOielbit aeniafei'
ten, Inseigen u. I. IN. bis 8 ltby
gbenoS entgegeuaeuommen iuetben.
Selepbpn South 2401.
Sin nniiertDier 5rember.
5ruu SSiaac S9parB non Ro. 222
@eit 4. etraBe er3dbI:e seitern Der
PcIi5ei elne 8rihi4ts. ipsl6s sinen
Seigei6mad bat. Sic ertl1rie, bab
Elm jun9sr Munn pOrgeitern Ra6mit,
TAG plrBIi6 ibre Wobnuns betpat. Gr
trcucts isiusn burhbotrenpsn Bid
uuf iit, 5pg fsin Sai6entuh uno
brahte tosielbe m Der Ndbs fbres 9es
1ifts, trdbrsnb sr mt Der nnberen
9anb oar ionberbare geipaunaeH
;aa6te. stln ndhiten 9tus.r5Iid mar
ibre @iuenstroft peridnunben. Sbns
ibrs @lieeer riibren gu tDnnen, pbsr
i'm Stanbe gu istu einen !SiIfsruf auss
3uiioBen, iab lie ipie Der junse Munn
SGmudIadeu gum @ertbe bon $1OO
iib aHelanete. Shre solbsne Obrrins
qe batte Ell sleiHfuIls, obne bag lie I'M
Stnnbs mar, iih baeeesu su tpebren,
forgfdltis hrausee5pssu. Gs pdbrtsn
10 Utiuuten na6bem Der mpiteriDTer
FremDs ii6 sRtferut bate, bis fie ibr.
Billenstraft unb ben 9ebrdub ibrer
G'lieber, fpel6e ME eeldbmt T9ienen,
lDisber srlan9ts. 5rau Sfapurb ers
tIGrts fsrnsr, baB Der Grsmbe berfelbs
lei. ipelhet Don 3 Wpden i'm 6uuie
BEG Wenbel Roth on Der Central 4pes
me, rGte Der 4. Strase, cine Ghns
lidc proseeur auseeFii6rt unb $500
fofpie cine eolbene uhr inmmt 9.tts
fi1 anseeiqnet botte. Die @ebeinpos
!isiiteH @splan uHb Ban asu.n fuden
;sst Zen Sbpnotiieur uub Raubses
IsGen.
- 5eiratbsitetHe: 6. R. guib BON
Rsipport uno Marn g. SptlIer Don
GoDingtpr. 5boMos 6. Runsz
fielb, "a, ron SSeffsriOnpile, g., unb
Binifre> Roberts, q, BON Sprirps
feb, Ohto. - Irant Gberburt, "a,
unb gIotbs grous. 81, getbe DON
2Glprenctburg, Jnb.
= Die aentutper 8rau6errnsaiToe
cidtton, irelts geiteru in 9oiispiIle
Gstagt bate, erpdblte 5err CHARLES
Wiebemnnu gum prdiibsnten.
- Eer 8duiuipettor 6orace aIlen
bat feinsn SSubresberi9t aussearbeitet.
Bir entnabmeu bemis4ben, bab bic
8erbeiisrungen, ipeihe I'M Sabre
1916 auseefiibtt puroen, $179,525
befrug.r, tpGbrsnb bic 8erbefsrunaen
IN oieIem Sabre nur $14S,07 errei6s
ten. Us lit biss cine 2lbnabme Don
S31. .455 Der bObfte geirng fir
einen Isubau DurDe Don Der Repport
@Gl8miblsH So. besabIt. pel6e einen
aHbau gum aOftenpreis DON $50, 900
ausgeflibrt bat GbarIes Redsrle err
belt einsn GrlnlbniBibetn fir elm
Rsugebduoe an Der 9. unb Wtcnmoutb
Strabs. Die aofteu b.s 9eub1ues
tpsroen nit $4,000 angesebtn. 434
GriaubHisiheine fir Cement Seitns
ipsae ipErbeu ausgeitsat, seeeu 466
i'm 8oriabr. Die 4bnnbme an Reus
bauten lit bur6 ben bcbeu preis bes
sSaumaterials gu ertldreu.
= Der nsuerndblte gOuntp-Ahei@
ior Saccb Mub bat fir bic bieiias
Sffite Srunt gr.iltne unb Geo. Is.
&abl gu Deputies ernauut. 8eibe fIrio
Rspib:itunsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-07

iibcr pcridicbenc gbnicn Der fraipSs
iiihen Mcpoliition NIB ibm ipurbe
itiirnIiid,cr 9eiiaa fir ieine iponnens
ben ausfiibruneen aesoli. Zen Be
ihlub oes slbenos biloete oas iiblid)e
Elanoeritiinoden bel eineii ssn,biB
uno fiihleit Jrliuf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-07
Seaehae unb 9abtpn.

= Die Rational asugu. fir 5rais
enoienit bon DuptOn bat on St:us
DON 5rau Samss SobHiOu, iDefds re-
iignirts, Gruu JobH Greife sur p,a'
fibsntin erpGblt.
Der Soc Sooter sDoitfu Don
OnDton @. u. R. pirb morgen Ra@e
mittag i'm 5aufs bes Grant Dsn3,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-07
-Mentho Laxene-

wlsHtbo.eartne bsiinbsi nd felt fehen 1ab'
ten auf BEN Dsarfte de III cine fonseuirtrfe
8uiammeniesnita Don betlenoen. liHesrnheH W
iraffxn, iDelde gu oauie nit ernnnltrtsm Sn'
dsrfbrnp gsrif1f fperoen etn cenes 9tnf =
soer ts faan In Gofeu bon 3sbu 1ropien III
.rpbem~ 3ufiarIbr bon Solten etneshoumeis
perDeR, peldbs flben Snrup nifi germ eapsn.
Hte alererfie Sofe brinet ipuRberrous ein'
betgua In 9rfdItangen bes Ropies oeet oer
ertfii. iom1bi BET StnbsrH ais Griua6ienen.
Sebe beriaufie SLafcbe wiro ais 5ufrieoeniiel.
lenb qaronfirf ooer Dns 0elo sHnderieuet
bon 1be eladturn Brpbucts Co.. 1anioH H1l9.
Gs IN grfpnruib, ein noIies giui bsr5uiiel'
len. Riel binian ais iertieaeieaie ou'ien'
cher Grfdltuuesbeilmitiel su fauieu = aiipet'
h,rr ,ernef sic fetue nirfuEesoclIerc g,eelSin
ar6erspdrts fGufeH Gins 6lai6e wire fnr ole
neitieu SGmilieH cine Gallon Gilsreireu uno
NC aebieiet gtrtbali ooey oerttirsf eine fptpere
ersdlhIne lDenn HR In ridtioer Aslie stHee'
nprrmer pirb Seoer mobl oficrftrter aputbeter
Iefert Menfbo-eargue 9ehmfn sic fein Vt
IjnSmltisl aH--iir Sbreiweeen.
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gos5an, idlnIHtli6 pon go. 4760
Spring 8rope apenue, llHgarn
iSernann Dteper, 9so. 141S Clan
Strnbe, 9entider, unb SobH airer.
go. 2ls 9iobapt Strdbe. DETER
reid,er.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-07
Sseagieris beaiislid
Mt

as bsssa,ia aa als bic bsas mssistn ss-
sra ersaitsus. eaien uHs- aafsrrA
bic fs eufsrds purss. nsmlia
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-07

aeilsbter Cgafie bon eaEEa Garse Acebisr. Die
3eii bet tefrSisuHs pste ieaiI bdaHaf .es'
mn6t. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-07

eiarS pisslia an DOnasriiss,. ben 9.
aefnbeI 1911.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-12-27
HARTLAND.

The Rev. Mason White Sharp. stu
dent at Boston University School of The
ology, has been appointed the pastor Of
the Methodist Church here. to take the
place of the Rev. NJ. II. Ryan, who Is at
the Deaconess hospital, in Boston. On ac-
count of the scarcity of fuel and the alb
sence of some who have gone South for
the winter. the North Hartland Church
will not be opened until conference. Mr..
Sharp has had three years in the Inter-
national Y. M. C. A. College, in Spring.
field, Mass, and while there he led the
orchestra and the Mandolin-Gu club,
besides singing in the college glee club
He is now a member of the college basket
ball team at Boston University, the as
sistant pastor of the First Methodist
Church in Somerville, Mass, and has
charge of the Boy Scout work there. Mr..
Sharp will begin his work here next Sum
day morning, and for the present this
work will consist of the Sunday services
only. 1t is hoped the people will give
the young preacher a good hearing on
Sunday.
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UNIFORM INSULTED,
SOLDIER WHIPPED 25

Chicago, Dec. 26-Gustaf Lindberg of
Co. /, 342nd regiment, who is six feet six
inches in height, as wide as the back Of a
hack and quite thick, had the time of his
young life to-day. In view of what hap
pened, Kaiser Bill would better make a
note of this young giants name and climb
q tree when Gustaf getsto the front. At
least this Is the unbiased opinion of a gang
Of saloon loafers, who were on the short
end of an argument with him.
1t appears that the blue-eyed Gustaf
came up from Rockford on yuletide leave
of absence and in the course of his holi-
day meanderings walked into the saloon
Of Gust Bjork, a personal friend. GUSTAV
was hosting tub of suds when some
fresh bum among the % loafers in the
saloon asked: who is the big stiff in the
yellow rags"
Shortly thereafter the police responded
to riot call from Bjorks saloon. They
brought Gustaf to the station and
gathered up the more or less battered
remnants of the gang of buns and sent
most Of the % to the hospital.
II did not make out clearly who asked
the question about my uniform" said
Gustaf. 80 1 cleaned out the whole bunch
as all of them were sneerng and laugh
Ing"
The police say he did most scientific
Job of cleaning and are holding Gustaf
until the hospital authorities report how
much can be salvaged from the human
wreckage
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-12-27
WINDSOR COUNTY
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION.

A belated train service over both the
New Haven and Central Vermont roads
made things lively in town Sunday fore
noon. The New Haven train arrived
seven hours late and it had many pas
the Junction at 800 a. m. was detained
until the arrival of the southbound train.
The Central Vermont train due to reach
the Junction at $40 a. m. from the north
did not arrive until II, being nine hours
late. There were two engines and 13
cars comprising the train and it carried
nearly 900 passengers. 80 Of whom were
soldiers Of Canadian regiments from New
England towns, on a holiday furlough.
Hundreds Of the passengers hurried from
the train to restaurants and dining rooms.
In the Union station lunch room more
than 300 lunched and the other places
for about an hour.-Mrs Blanche w. Wal
lace. widow OF the late Everett j. Wal
lace, went Monday for brief stay in
Montreal the former home of the fam
3ly.-Mr. and Mrs. William Ogreon leave
January for a permanent residence in
Providence. r. /. For three years Mr..
Ogreon has been the stenographer In the
local terminal railway mall department
and he goes to Providence to accept the
position of teacher of shorthand and
stencgraphy In commercial school.-Pri-
vate w. T.. Hudson Of the local recruiting
station was a Christmas day visitor in
his home town. Barre.-W. e. Nichols.
day telegraph operator In the Central
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-12-27
EDWARD PAYSON WESTON
REACHES AGE OF 70

New York, Dec 2@-Still hale and hearty
and not at all doubtful but that he Is
younger in spirit than many who are
younger In years. Edward Payson Wes-
ton, the noted pedestrian. has just cele-
brated his 18th birthday. Weston was
born In Portland. Me-. in 1889. and his
transcontinental pedestrian feats per-
formed when he was past the three score
and-ten mark furnish added proof of the
virtues Of walking In preserving health
and vigor. Thirty and 40 years ago
pedestrianism was among the most pop
ular Of sports. both amateur and profess
sional. and the great walking matches In
American and English cities aroused wide
enthusiasm. Most of the former profess
sional pedestrians Of that period attained
ripe old age. and not few of them
are still living-and walking. Dan
O'Leary. next to Weston the most
famous OF the old school. still claims to
be the champion heel and toe walker in
the world. although he Is 49, O'Leary,
since he commenced his professional
career In 1867. has walked over 1000
miles In England. France. Ireland, Aus
tria, Canada and the United States.
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ly affected and the entente powers have
come to feel the pinch of short supplies.
HURTS FAR DISTANT JAPAN.

ly affected and the entente powers have
come to feel the pinch of short supplies.
HURTS FAR DISTANT JAPAN.
THE collateral effects were felt IN
Japan, thousands of miles away from
the actual scene of battle. Directly de.
mands came for japan to supply bottoms,
and Indirectly pressure was brought to
bear on her by means of the steel ban.
Even friepdships among the entente pow
ers have been placed on dangerous
ground. So long as the shipping problem
is unsolved, Americas participation in the
war Is not beneficial to the entente cause.
The German submarine warfare has
not had the results expected by Germany;
nevertheless, from 100000 to 100000 tons
OF entente and neutral shipping are being
destroyed each month. The shipping
Facilities of these powers will be reduced
more and more unless the transportation
Oh american troops Is stopped"
Inc Taiyo doubts that America will be
abie to repenish shipping losses suffi-
GENTLY to enable her to send 100000
soldiers to Europe. Even II America be
apie 10 carry out the program, the maya
Aine asks. what will be the effect upon the
world transportation facilities IL 100000
tons OF shipping Is to be Withdrawn from
commerce for the transportation of SOL
diers?
FROM these considerations" the editor
| concludes, I'VE are sorry to say we cannot
attach much Importance to Americas
participation In the war. Indeed, 1t is
doubtful whether 1t will prove of any
Denent at all to the entente"