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The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1917-10-05
CITY BUDGET CALL FOR
LEVY OF 1877 MILLS

The hydrant rentals were cut off,
which made it possible to add $500
to the firemen's salary fund.
The levy was 1877 mills, appOr-
toned as follows: Nine to the
general fund, 2 to the emergency
fund for taking care of the 1. W. W
expense, and the remainder divided
among library, bonds and parks.
The levy is practically the same as
last year. Last years levy was
III mills.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1917-10-05

the P.-I. interviewed five prominent
mill owners and all were of the
opinion that the eight-hour day prop
osition would have to be nation
wide.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1917-10-05
SOME PITCHER

"That waitress kin shoot a plate
Of bean soup down the lunch counter
and never spill bean"
"Yea, DO. She's got perfect con-
trol."-Spokane Spokesman Review.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1917-10-05

When you want a Hall or
Committee room at reasonable
rates, apply to r. III. Mills, at
the Labor Temple.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1917-10-05
JUDGE JUREY,
PLEASE ANSWER

Tom Thorsen, one of the men who
went on strike at the Seattle ship
yards, was the first man in Seattle
to apply for Second Liberty Loan
Bonds. He bought $500 worth and
paid cash. Thorsen is still an alien.
He has not yet acquired American
citizenship.
We wonder if Judge Jurey, of the
superior court, would refuse natural
ization papers to Thorsen on the
ground that he is mot fit to be a
citizen" because he went on strike
at this time, as the very learned
iurist declared recently in the case
of Edwin Conrad Strom, who went
on strike with the ship carpen-
ters.-Seattle Star.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1917-10-05

Because Edwin Conrad Strom had
the courage to strike for his rights,
because he would not allow his en-
ployers to do his thinking for him,
because he had the manhood neces-
sary to free man, that pinheaded
Judge was narrow enough between
the eyes to deny him citizenship.
The people will sit as judge and
jury in Judge Jurey's case when he
again becomes a candidate for an
office he is too narrow minded to
fill.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1917-10-05
THE BOARD OF
CONTROL OF
THE JOURNAL

will meet at the Labor Temple at II
a. M, Sunday A full attendance
of delegates is desired. Don't for
get-11 a. m.-Sunday.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1917-10-05

Try BLUE RIBBON" Cigar, Sc.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1917-10-05

Subscribe for The Labor Journal.
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TO RETAIL CLOTHIERS
OF THE UNITED STATES

The following self explanatory cir
cular has been sent to retail cloth
iers by the Council of National De-
Tense:
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-12-07
SWISS TO GET LESS BREAD
Plea to Economic Accompanies Gov
ernment Notice Of Reduced
Ration.

Berne, Switzerland.-Notice Of the
reduction in the bread ration fol-
Switzerland from 250 to 225 grammes
daily, beginning December 1, has been
accompanied by an urgent plea from
the government to the people to econo'
nize on two pounds month from the
card allowance. This saving would
amount to 270 carloads Of -four each
month, or enough to stretch the avail
able supply of -four in Switzerland
from February to March.
The Swiss are urged, above all, not
10 follow the example set in the first
month of the card regime when On the
last day all the leftover tickets were
utilized to hoard flour.
The present allowance of 2oO grams
of bread is based on all the supplies
on hand and on the probable Swiss
harvest. A still further reduction be-
low 225 grams is probable unless the
Swiss answer the governments appeal
to save bread until flour supplies ar
rive from America.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-12-07
PERIL IN HAIR DYES
Munitions Workers Use Explosive
to Get Auburn Tint.
British Official Issues Warning Against
Practice Which Is Fatal
to Health.

London.-An official of the explo-
sives department on the ministry of
munitions has uttered warning
against the practice, disclosed in
West London police court case, among
munition workers of using T. n. T..
powder to impart to their hair a
chestnut or auburn color. The par
ticular powder mentioned was tetryl,
a variety Of T. N. T.
POLITICALLY. I am unaware Of the
practice" said the official, shut if it
does exist it is mC;;t dangerous
one. The familiar pigmentation Of
the skin, due to handling this explo-
sive is not, in itself, serious mat
ter, for it wears off after time, but
the skin itself is great aksorber of
poison, and toxic jaundice and de-
mathis may result. Those continually
doping the scalp and roots of the
hair with T. N. T. would lay them
selves open to- this obstinate COM
plaint, but, apart from this the eff
feet Of the stuff on the hair cells and
tissue is in no way persistent. A vel
lowish hue may be impaired, but
viewed purely as an ornament it Is in
effective.
"Picric acid, on the other hand,
which gives a deeper shade. Is quite
harmless, and can be handled with i'm
nannitv. hrt df-nitrate-benZena and
tetrachlorethane (used for airpiane
wings and eliminating beetles from
Westminster hall) Is much worse"
IT cannot conceive any woman,
however vain, placing herself in the
position of acquiring disease by in
oculating the scalp with T. N. T." de-
ciared a we'll known private &halyti-
cal chemist. "She can, if she wishes,
chew 1t without disaster, but tc rub 1t
is fatal from a health point Of view"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-12-07
Adjournment
rHT7RCH OF THE REDEENER-

(Rey. Edward Fulenwider, pastor.)
The following will be the progra"
of divine services at the Lutheran
Church of the Redeemer next Sun
day.
1915 a. m. Sunday School. Ihe
500 40 subscribed to the Y. NJ Z. A.
war work will be raised at this ser
vice All are urged to come prepared
to give literally.
u IS A. M. The morning service
Special sermon by the pastor on tne
subiect.-"A New Day and A Great
Program" Some things of interest
to every member will be presented IN
the sermon. All members ar urged
to make a special effort to be present.
7.3OP. NJ. The evening serVlce'
and sermon.
Come and worship with us. We
gladly welcome you.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-12-07

Deyotional-Rev. H. w. Stone.
Welcome and response.
Roll call of W. NJ. S.-with short
verha report.
from each.
w NJ. S. Observation-Disclosures Of
Association in charge.
Plans for W. NJ. y. 1917-191S.
Echoes from Convention in Laurens.
"The Standard of Excellence In
troduced ga demonstration
Mission Study Period. Mission
Study chairman in charge.
RA. Period-R. A. Associate Super
intendent in charge.
Collection-Music.
Miscellaneous.
Adjournment.
Afternoon Session 1855 P. N.
Observation-Disclosures End sunbeams,
Sunbeam Period-Sunbeam Assocfa-
ton Superintendent in charge.
Y. ~, A. and G. A. Period-f. w.
A4and G. A. Association Superlnteno-
ent in charge.
Mission Study class-G. AS OF l5s
church Mrs. J. H. West in charge.
Closing devotional.
Adjournment
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-12-07
THIS "ENEMY ALIEN"
WANTS TO SERVE u. S.

Camp Dodge, Ia. - Fred
Adams, a private Of the 350th In
fantry. is looking forward with
regret to the day when he will be
discharged from the service OF
the United States. He is Ger
man by birth, and just two days
before he was called to the col
ors in the draft received his first
naturalization papers.
However, he has been adjudg-
ed an alien under the terms Of
the law by officials Of the war
department, and has been or
dered discharged. He spent two
years in the German army.
When the men in camp were
soliciting for Liberty bonds,
Fritz listened and then shouted:
'eBoys, I won't be with you
here long. I want to dig in with
the rest. Lieutenant, put me
down for a $100 bond. Here's
the money"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-12-07

THE HERALD AND NEWS. ONF
YEAR FOR SI.so
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-12-07
Card OF Thinks

We wish to extend our thanks 10
our friends and relatives for their
kindness and sympathy during the
illness and death of our beloved hus-
band and father.
Mrs. C. Boozer and children.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-12-07

The Aid Society of the Church OF
the Redeemer will meet with Mrs.
Homer Schumpert Monday afternoon
at II O'Clock.
One warm day this week a citizen
remarked that if the weather turned
cold it would be the death of many
things-hogs.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-12-07
Sees Smoke Sc Miles.

Portland, d dre.-On the lookout sta
ton at the top Of Mount Hood, over
1000 feet high, Elijah Coalnan re-
mains during the fire season" With
his glasses he covers an enormous
a,ea of forest. Some forest service
men 5e niles away burned the boughs
ON which they had slept and Coalman
at once reported the smoke.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-12-07

LAND FOR RENT-Thirty acres cul-
tivating land within one mile OF
Utopia school. Four room dwell
ing, stables, cotton house, and so
on. Good neighborhood, on public
road. Also good pasture.
D. E. Schuinpert, Newberry.
12-4-H.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-12-07
REV. H W. STONE RESIGNS
GOES TO GREENWOOD

Rev. H. W. Stone, rendered his re-
signafion Of West End Baptist Church.
on last Sunday evening to take effect
the Ist of January. He has accept
ed a call at West Side, Greenwood.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-12-07
v~ % q q q q @ o 9 @ % 9 o @
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS
To SECOND LIBERTY LOAN


All subscribers to Second Ii
berty Bonds are urgently re-
uuested to pay the forty per
cent. installment to the Bank
handling their subscriptions on
or before the 18th Of December
1917, as the payment must be
in The Federal Reserve Bank
Richmond, Va, on the 18th De-
cenber and will not be accept
ed at later date.
Liberty Yoan Executive Com
mittee.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-12-07
PROGRAM

OF lst Quarterly Meeting Of Reeds
River W. " Z. to he held Dec. s.
1s17-at 1880 A. NJ. With west
End. w. NJ. s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-26
bon gsnebue i'm GrabseDSlbe beige
s~Ll I-..A. ksa aiax 11s.l>-f.aL.... =.

bon genebue i'm grabseipSlbe beige.
iebt perbe, Bis cine llnter1u9une
ftatteefunben BAT. Dr. g. 6. Selen,
Superintendent bes SnItituts fir
S9patfinnise, IN fpeldem Der 2nabs
angebIid mibhnHbelt porben iein ioa,
i4rieb an bic Mutter 9en's, bab sr
an Der unteriu9uus tbeilnebmen ipers
be, um feitsuitelIen, Oh unb bur9 men
Der anabs mibbanbelt porDen 1T.
- Serr %. 9. @lasier, Setretdr
Ses Spsers Sofpital &asnes
&pmmittee, mslbet, bab BON ben $780, :
600, pelte fir bas 5Oipital se5eits
net purbeu, $33, 800 bereits eirge3a6lt
rporoen Ieien.
= Settle Carr mar i'm ppli5eigss
ri6t gu $40 9elpitrafe Derurtbsilt
porben. Sic ipurbs ipdtsr nah benz
Speers Soipital sebradt, no iie iAre
5ludt beiperiitelligte. sic tpurbe, als
iie seitern bierber fam, tpieber perbafs
tet.
= peiitipnen ipurben in llmlauT
aeiebt, in pelten an bic Staotz Som
miNGre ous Griudsn seitent pirb, bic
geplante gleupflaiterung Der Mons
mouth strabs auf8useben, bu biers
bur6 bic alsemeine Steuerrate um
10 Gents pro $100 erbDbt perben
tpiiroe.
= Sm 9eiunbheitsamt lpurosn in
Der abgelaufenen @Ofe folgenbe Sos
besfite unsemelbst: Warsaret Sill,
6S; aa6el @abrabsn, S3; CLAUDE 3.
gropn, II Monats; gIi3abetb Sang,
81 Sabre; @ioian Sub. 8 Monnts;
splartba Sbirlep, 40 SABRE; Ben.
9ampe, 35; Gilbert RpIe. IS; :. 9.
S6arp, 10 Sage; Blonde Seniel, q
W1onate; Carrie 9. @rrnholt, As;
RoIe Grlburn, 81; Seo. 8. anarr, II
Sabre alt.
= Ger. spactt, Der hefnnnte Sus
nitrr Der gp. ct. Sohanrss Stride, lit
qeitern i'm @lter ppn 70 S1hren .seitors
ben. gr mar Der @atte Der SrGu gliz
Iabet9 Gpaetb, ipsl6e lebten CONNER
ar Der 8. unb gort Strabe BON einem
9(utp iiberfabren fpurbe.
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2orSSsniide sdatenseieai6ait.

Die Rorbosutide S1iitsnse5dcl.
fhaft tam seitsrn Radmittas i'm
0euif6sn alub Sur mOnatli9en Siss
ung Suiammsn. bic unier 2ei.ung tts
prdiioenten ausuii Sdroer uno Der
prototoufiibruns bss Setretars ,reb.
Wietbs itatifanb. Die aopfit.usr fir
ben Stabtberbanb purbe 5ur 3abluug
anse,pieien. an benz S6auturnen Der
5urne.mtiabs an Is. Mdr3 ipirn bsr
@erein iit betheilisen. QIs neue Mits
gIisber ipurben geip6blt bic 0trrtn
.Sobn God, WiIliam Stloedsr, pooils
lion unb Helpebers; s5oIepb Wanfatb,
317 Meit Sehits Gtrobs; 8. Sans,
519 Gonrop Strobe; 5reb. Bad. 1914
Dauner Mre., anb 5eurp MasieIb,
6720 Roe Ssrabe in MabtpnpilIe.
Der Wabltsridt tpurbe bonn GsfreiGr
Derlsien. Die Grisbsnstarien, fpelGt
fit ben prdfibentsn unb bic aonareB.
ieute beItimmt iinb, iptrben BON ben
WlitsIisbern nnter3eiHnst. Sn piefr
Augelegenbeit arbeitet bic Norbbeuis
iHe GHiibensGeielIf9oft In llebercins
ittmmung NIT Der Deutfhen Gag ge,
icnf4uTt. Gs ipirb barin perianat.
bab betreffs siner srieqssrtldrura
bas NpIt beiyast ,psrbs,
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@bitlDd bleibt
Oeuti de MilttGrbeb0r 0rbsr
baben ibn erIuht, in
uffeI Su pers
bIeiben.

Berlin, "a. 5ebruur, pia arn'
bon, 25. 5ebrlor. - SbidOn CT ma.
tiirli6 gepiiier ssieslider prdrpsu.i5,
ieines oiplomatiiaen Hanses perlu'
itig sesanssn tit, piro 9ruub Dbit'
lod, Der amsritaniide 9eianote in
9elgisn, audi fsrnerbtn in gtiiiIel
bIeiben. SH Der ipanii6en @eianot'
i9aft, bic betanntlid nunmebr bic
Sntereiien Der @srsinisteu Staater
pabrt, purbe betannt seseben, bag
Serr Bbitlod unb bic gsamien oe-
Soti9aft ii9 bereit ertldrt baben, All
ibrem Poitsn gu perbIsi6en, na9Sem
iie hierum orineenb ieitens Der bouts
i6en WilitGrbebOrbsn eriu4t purben.
Die Mi(itGrbebOrben Soltsn 9errr
Wbitlods Satt unb ieiner &enntnib
Der 9erbdltniiie srObs 9tnertsnnura.
Wis es beibi, ipiro Der geIsiiGeu
SilfstOmmiiIion BON 5ouaub aus
Jleifd in srpben Rengsn seliefert.
@orrathsidiffen Der SiIfstommiifior
aus ben 9ereinietsn Staaten tpirp tie
0urdfabrt bur4 bic ssiperrts Gone
ungebInosrt geitattst perben.
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SeMebne mnb 9aDtpn.

= Der poliseitef Settler BON Bel
terue pa. bi. Srbre erfuiIen, pab dlls
perfonsn, @rob unb aleiH, peIh:
bi. Seiteapese als RonThubbabn be-
nuben, Dsrbaftet perben fpllsn.
Jrau Barbara Waener 1T ses
tern i'm Sauis ibrsr SOfter Gralt
emma gIaciic, go. 127 Sairfielo
aoenue, gellepus, I'm Qlter BON 76
esabren geitprben. Sbr Gatte Wbatbeip
@asnsr mar ibr am lestpsrfloiIsHsH
SOnneriias i'm 5Ooe DOrangsganssn.
- Die syrau.n ppn gslleDus unb
Oapton perbsn cine SausfrauensGiga
sriinbsn. 3usbiefsm 3tped finoet hslits
Radmittag I'M 2 llbr in Der Gbriiflts
den aira. in SabtOn eine @sriamms
lung fatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-26
Jagbmafaa
8erlriadte ben Zoo bon gopir
GcuIb, jr, einem gnfel BON
,SaD @olii6.

9runspif, 60, 25. Sebruar.
Ghiptn @oltlo ST., Der Subn bes NetC
Dorfer aapitaliiten aleiden 9eanens
unb @nfel bon Sap @oulo, fam am
Samitae sl6eno eeleeeutlid, eines
S5agouiifcls in Der 9lGbe BON sSefpl
sSSslanS iiuls 2eben. Serr @oul6 ioate
auf elmer fleinen Suiel in Der gedbc
BON SefpI @aidybdren uno beriette eli.
,ern @aibbdreu nit bem &plben iei.
neg @epehrs eincn Sdlag uber ben
&opf, nobel oie @afie iidI et,tlub uno
SoulS cine tootlidJe @unbe babon.
trus. Ger g}egIeitcr bes ger1ineliiftei,
nrl.bte IN eineln fIeirer Boot Spei
Stunocm ruoern, I'M SiIie berbeiSu.
bolell.
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am Montag bseinnt bic Icbie Woc=.
bes Ga. aOnsrsHss.
Bon ben pom prGitoenten befiirpor'
istsu 9urIagen lpsrosn faIt tsine
sur @nnabme tommsn.
Das 4rbeitspenIum in beiben 5Gu'
fern ipiro auf bas Qasrnoibs
tpenoigite bei9rGnit
iperoen.
pro5ibitionsDorIuse fir ben 0iitriit
Columbia lpirb ON 9ieHitag
i'm 9aufs sii,bsridtet.
grohibitioniit.n .iinb iikr ben bone
brp" 3uiab b06It unsebuIten.

8afbtngtpH, DC, 25. 5ebr
gtaabem Der republitanii6e Jlibuiter
segen bic aiHaBpOrlase i'm Senai
am Samitas au ipdter Stuubs. mad
elmer Der itiirmii9iten Sibungen bic
fer aOrperf4oft fsin gnbe erreidi
bat, beginnt nunmebr am Wontus Der
Ga. aOnsreb bic IeBte 8ots fsiner
Sibunssperiobe unb bat nod INNER
Elm ganS setpaltises prosramm CUR
Grlebigung Dor ii9.
Die RepubIitdner, bic bamit &c,
brObt batteH, bic 5inaHsuorlase burd
ibre @er3Ogerlnsstdttit gu Sall brins
gen gu ippIlen, ertlGrten ii3 in Der
Samitas Raht i'm Senat idIieblid
bamit einperitanben, bab bic &bs
ittmmuns am Wittpod erfolsen foil,
nn6bem bic Demotraten iib ents
f6loifeu batten, afs @esenmabnabme
ssseu ben repubIitauii6en 5Iibuiter
ben Senat ununterbrohen in SiBuns
gu baltsn. srosben 1T bic Gefabr
elmer GrtruieifiOn nod nift aug Sem
Begs gerdumt uno bon Seiten Der
MinoritGt ipirb bebauptet, Der prdiis
bent piirbe gsSipunssn Isin, ben 65.
9pnsreb ein5uberufen, bdrit er i'm
5alle ipetterer Gpentualitdien init
ge,ua uuf bic suropdif6s Rrifis Sur
StelIe 1T.
gluf bemotratif9er Geite mar man
Oh Der Sbatfade, bab Der repubIitds
nifde 5Iibufter gu Gnhe 1T, pclltr
Sreube unb CAB fih Der 5offmung
btn, bab ettpatse tpeitere Differen5er,
bic In ben lebtsn Sasen sintreten foGs
ten, obne S9pierisieiten befeittst
perben t6nnen. Gb prdfibert mlIs
ion bie &bii&t bat. Dor Der befiuitineu.
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@eip yorf, %. 6e6runr. srali
eowrn @oiIo erbielt am sonntag oii
ipcici Stimbe bon ibran Gotten bic
ieIegrapbiide Nabrid,t, bab ibr Sobn
eiuenl SaeounFan gum Spfer gefaIelI
iet uno bdb bic acide iih bereits nad
9seiu Oorf unterpegs 6efdaoe.
Gb.rir 8oulS, Der 90 Sabre alt
luGr, Deilt ieit @onatsfriit auf Seful
0slano, lpoDin iiA aud IN Der periIoi.
'el:cit @ofe iein @ater uno Sberit
ese:ion Burr begaben. Srau @ouIo be.
abildtiste i'm 9oilfe Der fomnlenocn
Node IN 8egleitung ibrer Whltter,
6rau George 5. Sbraop, oortbin gu
rei;eu.
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Wier Yerinnem
Sei 3ugentgleiiung in Der gtabe BON
9riitol, ga, ums aeben gefonr1en.

GbiIaoeIpbta, 90. 25. Sebr.
@ei eirem ll.Iaa aiif Der sSerniplpi.
nio gabn in Ser gsabe bon @riitoI ia.
men ar Sonntag Weorlen gu friiber
Stunbe bier gerioneu ltrts Seben,
lpGbreno brei Berioncn perlest tpur'
hen. 9ie Sobten imb @erletfen parcn
nit gtusnabne bes 9ofomotiofiibrers
.oS. G Sing 4erionet, tpelte 5tuei
S8agacns nit &eltnpferben esforttr.
tcl:. tie bon Center Sail inb @il.
Transport, 8a,, perianbt tporSen ma
-er. Siebsn Der Iieroe tpiirbca getoo.
tet. Die @agJontriirnmer aerictben III
@rano unb etpa 20 g9aggou5 rpitroen
0urdJ bas sSelier 5eritort. glIle bier
SeIc,ie Daren iiir bic Gouer bon 5polf
Stunoen blodirt.
Ser llnfaa erei1nete iid) ge1elI balb
orei llbr Iorgens, aIs 5ehn g9nggons
ctrcs ireItli6 fabrenoen Giitcreuges
erteleiiten itno auf bic aneren5enben
@eiciie geihIeubert tpurhen. Gin gr.
prei;sug iai1te fur5e 3cit ipater IN
CieIe @og90ns binetn nnb oemoIirtc
iie, ipobei Die 2ahina berielben, meiIt
aas 8apisr beitebeno, auf Die @eIciic
ociporfen lpuroe unb in 8ranb gerieth.
Gas ,yeuer thetlte iit oann ben I'M.
o.i;!ir3ten @assons nit, iie idnnntli6
eerii1rero. @oburh Die G1rtgleiilng
ret @aggons uerl,riodt iporoen mar,
runnte iomeit nod midi ermittelt fper.
oeti uno cbeniopenig fonnten borldu.
fla Die Rartsn Der 8erungliidten in
grfabrung ge5raht Derben
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" Gin afmifder ruft bic

Gin @mifder ruff bic
8eriflte an eigenemG d)u.
te on. Cine idltpere Siinbe nod
Dem 8lanben Der Amiidrn Seftc bat
Der Sd,neioemiibleubeiiser s,arob
Sdunuder IN Wibbiefielo auf iiG ee.
Inoen, inbem er bic 9ii6oie ,mS @eI.
teiten ieiner Stride IN Mioolefieio nRo
Iron i'm Goimtpgeridt 5u Gbaroor
perfIaate. 9snf ben Sasrnaen Der
Imiider iino ale Streitigfeiten
6nra ben Ratb Der acIteiien az
idIidJten. Sid on ole profanen @e
borden 81 ipenSen, lit 5reueI Gs lit
IN oieier @egcuo nod ME poraefonp
men oab Elm amiider als Singer Elm
biirgerlid)es @erid)t angeuiien bot
Sdnu,der III tiir,Iih aus ieiner Scf,
te aIseeitoBeH iporoen neil er iif
oem llrtbeil Der aeIteitcn nidt inter
mcrfen uno nid)t gnBe tbim ippllfe
er perlnngt MN einen geridltIid,eu
GinhnItsbeiebI seeen giidjcf Daniel
u. gpler, Giafpn @iIIian u. @plcr
lno Die slclteiten Daniel 6. unb Gn,
bres Z. 9pler in giioooIefieIb ,ms
gii6of 6. s. staufmnnn In 9rop, nm
bic @erfIagten 81 biH6prn, ibm Ieine
slrbeitr imb feine 5raii nbipdnftig 6u
MAIDEN. gsie en- fagt nifd,en ii6 biz
fronunen Briiocr IN ole Ieine Ge
id5dfts- imb gunliIienangeleeenbeiten
or Bot ben friibcren Goitnfprnffdgc
8. q. wcftpid, Der NIT ben GdIi
den Der etuiiden betcpnt. IL. als
a[uueIt eugagtrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-26
6arts Hrbsit
Satte seitsrn bic Jneripebr init iuu
sIn3abI Wrdnoe.

92idt tpeniger als It9smal tpuros
seitern bic sSeueripsbr burH 9rdnos
bic In perfhieDsnsn GtabtibeiIen ouss
sebrchsn fporen unb BON btnen elmer
etnen Gdaosn DON sttpa SIS, 900 aHs
ridiste, In aittion gefsbt. unb es sss
lang ibr iibsral, bic Jlammen ndG
fur5v 9sit untsr aontrolIe 5u brins
gen.
slus biz jsbt unbstaHn.er llria6e.
uel9e con ben Jsutrmarihdllsn
nod niber unterfutt psrbsu pirb,
brad gsftsrn friib iur5 Dor 6 llbr in
Der pisrit1dissn Jabrtlaulage Der
gudebe yrobutts Co., 919 921 gsii
8. Strabe, Elm Jsusr aus, Sas 10
I6nea I'm fb sriff, bab Jsueripebrs
def Souiton benz eriien alarm Dor
aaiten "a iofort einsn gsneraIalnrm
folgsn Iieb, Der ale uerfiigbdrtn
SpribenmaRnItaftsn sur 1ranbitdti:
bradts. Snfolse msbrsrer GgpIoiionen.
bi. raid aufeinanbsr folsien. battle bic
,5sueripsbr idfpers arteit Der Glnm'
men Serr 81 lpsrSen, mos ibnsn
f6liebli6 au5 ssIuns, bod nidt eb,
bas aanse SsbGuos nabesu 5eritSrt uno
elm Sddben Don sttpa $4,000 aHss'
rihiet tpprbsn mar. Oa fit auf btibsn
Gsiten bes brsnnenben 9sbdubes oid;t
beipobnte 5enementbGuier bsfinosn.
fprrben ttrsn geipohnsr bon Der pos
Iissi ansepieen, bic Wobnunssn 5li
rdumen, mas aud Obne ieben llnfall
gsIdab. 9lu9 gslans Is Der a}oli3sl.
ipdbrenb bic Q6I9mannI6dften bas
sseuer betGmpften, cine 4n5aN pfsrbe.
bi. ii4 In einem Staa I'm 6intsrbduls
befanben, su reiien.
gautommiiTdr Rsnbiss, Der auf Der
granbndtte eridisneH mar. traf ioirrt
gortebrunsen fiji bas Ginrsibsn be-
granbruinen, uab bis oisies bstperi'
it.list perben lam, miifI.n bic beiGs'
ten 1ensmsntbduisr unbsfpobnt blsl'
ben.
- 0easn 5 llbr sefttrn Radmiitna
irurbs bic Jtuerfpebr auf aldrm %
na& BEN speiitDdistn Gebdabe bsr
Suffdmiebss s5irm,a Grani Runnins g.
Con, 2l5 Deit 2. Strdbe. seruien. ipc
aus unbeianntsr llrfade eiu Gsuer
ausaebro9sn mar, bas an benz Gss
b1ube unb beien Ginrthtung einsn
S4aben Don $500. iotpie an BEN
n.btnan eslsssnen Gsbdube ber II. e.
Delbing Co., 20. 217 Weit Sipsi!s
Sirabe, einen Sdabsn Don 5000 IN
ridtete.
- Gin idabbafter aamtn an bsr
Sauis Der 9lbbis WDore
272 garren Strabe. ptruriadts cincn
9rdnb. burd ben elm S&aoen boz
1915 anesrihtet tpurbs.
- Sn Der Wirtbidaft bes SObu
Sdparts, 5. unb Part Strab.. cnis
itanb seit.rn untsr BEN S9aHiiii@
Elm Jeuer, bas pon BEN Gieentbiimrr,
ala er seft.rn 9ormittag sufdllis in
bas qotal fam, eHtbsdt ipurbs. 9n
anseri4tete G4abcn bstrdst sitpa s25.
- Raiisn ,ipelde on 3iinbbDls6sn
uastsn unb bieielbsu in 9ranb issten.
uerurfadtsn Elm 5euer in bem 23iiDdi.
s.n 5auf. bes 3bos. slet1er, 1927
gDarb ap.nus, Wabifonpille. bas .rli
selof6t iperben tohuie. nafbem Elm
Sfabeu pon e.ipa $500 srfolsi mar.
- SufoIse zines iiberbeisisn Sisns
'ntitanb i'm 8ebdube Der Union Bethel
&c., 308 OF 3. Strabt, Elm 5susr
oas sinsu S4aosn DON $500 perur,
'aAie.