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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-10-11

The tide is setting more and more
strongly against the German armies, and
the unrelenting pressure OF the French
and English forces is inexorably pushing
them back. The Germans are talking
peace, but there shout be no peace until
they are soundy thrashed and diSarmed,
They should never again be trusted in
diplomacy, for their dishonorable conduct
has put them outside the pale OF honor
able negotiations.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-10-11
OUR NEW MACHINE.

The Registers announcement week
or two ago that il would install a Limo
type machine has caused good deal oil
comment among our readers, and we
have been gratified TO know that they are
interested IN The proposition. A number
have asked us if we would have to again
increase the subscription price if so cost
~ piece Of machinery shall be installed,
but we are happy to say that this is mol
our purpose. II will be necessary, oil
course. 10 increase our revenues, but we
are going 10 hope that this may be ac-
complished by enlarging our subscription
list. We want our present subscribers
10 assist in this good work. and some oil
them have voluntarily offered to do SO.
We shall be satisfied if our subscription
list shall run 10 1000, and we believe that
this can be accomplished if each one OF
our present subscribers will interest him.
self or herself in sending US or suggesting
10 us the names OF those who are likely
10 be interested in taking the Register.
There are in this neighborhood and in
the county number who ought to &c on
our list, besides many living in other
sections who are interested in Shepherds
town and its affairs. We shall be happy
10 add all OF these TO Our books and have
them become regular readers OF the Reg
ister. Send US ST so and we will send
The Register to any address for a year;
or suggest to US the name OF some one
who is likely 10 become subscriber, and
we will follow il up.
II we shall be encouraged with the in
creased subscription list, we have in mind
enlargement and improvement TO the
Register that our readers will approve OF.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-10-11

ONE gratifying feature OF the session OF
Congress just ended was the entire alb
sence OF partisanship and sectionalism
among the members. Democrats and
Republicans worked hand in hand TO
carry out the plans and recommendations
OF the administration, and the President
was supported as Loyalty by one party as
by the other. North, South, East and
West were in harmony in preparing for
the greatest emergency that has ever yet
confronted our country, and though there
were individual cases OF contrariness and
an obstreperous little group OF pro- Ger
mans in the Senate, the body Of Con-
gressmen were unselfsh and patriotic
and broadminded.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-10-11

THE Chesapeake & Ohio Railway has
solved tor itself one feature of the high
cost OF living. The coal operators have
been soaking ii outrageously on the price
OF coal, just as they have been soaking
every other consumer, and the railroad
has been paying from So Is 10 81 Is a ton
for its coal. Recently the company pur-
chased and is now operating several coal
mines for itself, and its fuel at the mouth
OF the mine is costing less than $1.25 a
ton.
This is a striking object lesson, but
unfortunately there are very few who
can avail themselves OF it. So we must
continue 10 pay in the Eastern Panhandle
500 TO $3.50 ton for coal that at the
mine can be produced for $l.25. Allow
ing dollar ton profit for the operator,
another dollar or more for the freight and
dollar for the dealer--where does the
balance go2
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-10-11

Didn't those cold tablets OF Owens &
Miller's knock that cold q? You bet they
did-and only 25c box. Try box.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-10-11

The great Frederick fair will be held
next week.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-10-11
PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned will sell at public
sale, at her late residence on Prospect
Avenue, Shepherdstown. on
Saturday, October Is, 1917
A LOT OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
consisting of stoves, bedroom sets, din
ing-room furniture. dishes. handsome
buffet, parlor furniture, rocking chairs,
carpets, kitchen furniture, cooking uten-
sis, etc
MRS. |. 6. MYERS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-10-11

No. /, Harry, bay horse II years old,
Kentucky bred, one of the best driving
horses in the county No. 2. Tom, brown
stallion IA years old, will work anywhere,
gentle. anyone can handle him; No. 3,
Jack. grey Percheron colt 3years old,
works anywhere; No. 4, Happy Jim,
roam, 3 years old. suitable for general
purpose, has been handled No. D, Lady,
bay mare years old, Hackney bred, has
been driven; No. 6, Gin, bay colt one
year old, hall Percheron.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-10-11
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Personal Property.

Being overstocked, and intending to
farm only what Can do myself, will sell
the following, where now reside, IL
miles from Hall'own, on the Shepherds
town pike, on
Wednesday, October "a, 1917
commencing at II o'clock. a. m.
6 Head of Horses and Colts
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-10-11
8 Head of Cattle

Six milk COWS. four with calves by side,
one Holstein heifer spnnglng, one Hol-
stein bull.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-24
P. C. KNOX
4 GUEST At ORMOND

HOTEL ORMOND, Jan. ga meet
ing, organized for war relief, was held
on Monday in the grill room of the
Hotel OrmOnd by the ladies of the
hotel. Much interest was shown and
it was decided to hold meetings twice
a week during the season. The ladies
are very much encouraged by a won
derful donation of materials for sur
gical dressings, ETC., given by Cohen
Brothers, of Jacksonville, who asked
to be allowed to be the first to con-
tribute to the good work. Too much
praise can not be accorded the ladies
of the Ormond hotel and adjoining
cottages for their efforts in behalf of
the sufferers of the great war, for it
means work and hard work, and the
sacrifice of many pleasures during the
time which is usually devoted to a
vacation, and relief from household
cares. Among the many ladies who
are engaged in this work may be men,
toned Mrs. John Blake White and
Mrs. Henry Irons. of New York; Mrs.
A. D. Fell, of Pittsburgh; Mrs. LenOx
Sheafe Rose, of Madison, N. j.; Mrs.
F. Pares Osborn. of Stamford, Conn.,;
Mrs. E. c. Jordan, of Portland. Me-;
| Mrs. Chas A. Reed. Mrs. w. F. Stan
ley. of Chicago, and several others.
| A very pleasant party who arrived
at the OrmOnd for a transient visit
| by motor. and who declared them
selves delighted with the Ormond
hotel and it's surroundings. was COM
posed of Senator and Mrs. p. c. Knox
and H. S. Knox. of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Senator Knox is one of Pennsylvania s
solons in the upper house of congress.
A. w. Hern, of Belleville, H. is reg
istered at the Ormond.
Joseph Mcintyre and Miss f. Nc
Intyre, of Philadelphia, Pa. will spend
a week at the Ormond.
DR.. and Mrs. f. w. Curley. of Cleve-
land Ohio. are spending a few days
at the Ormond.
James L. Richards and F. A. Ken
nedy, of Boston, Mass. accompanied
by F. P. Carpenter of Manchester. y
H.. and Chas p. Hall. of Boston. Mass.
former valued patrons of the OrmOnd
and all of them enthusiastic golferA
have returned to Ormond for their
usual seasons visit
Miss L. Allen and Miss E. Stevens
of Philadelphia, Pa, will spend a cou
pie of weeks at the Ormond.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-24
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CLARENDON ARRIVALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel T. Woodhouse.
Frankfort. Pa: Mr.. and Mrs a..
Adams. Miss Howard. Dr. and Mrs
c. C. Cleveland, New York City; Chas
H. Hayden, c. L. Hayden, New York
City; Mr.. and Mrs R. w. Herdegen.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Boydell. De-
troit, Mich; Geo. S. Dickey Baltimore.
Md; Miss Florence A. Buck, Miss
Susie Haskell. Birmingham, Ala: D.
r. Kennedy. Boston. Mass: NJ E. Nc
Donough, Philadelphia. Pa.
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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel T. WOOdhouse
are enjoying the many diversions at
SeabreeZe including surf bathing,
golfing and motoring, as guests of the
Clarendon. They will not return to
their home in Detroit, Mich. for some
weeks yet.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-24

Mr.. and Mrs. H. Matthews, of
Rochester. N. Y. former valued pa
irons of the Ormond, have returned
for their usual seasons stay.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-24

Miss L. Allen and Miss E. Stevens,
of Philadelphia, Pa. will spend cou-
pie of weeks at the OrmOnd.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Swayne. and
Miss Marion H. Wilson, of New York
City, former valued patrons of the
Ormond, have returned for a seasons
stay.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-24

Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Lindsay, of
N. Y. have joined their
father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Alex
ander Lindsay, of Ormond, and will
occupy the Freeman cottage almost
the Ormond hotel.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-24

Benjamin Wilcox, of Dartmouth
Mass, is registered at the OrmOnd.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-24

The many friends of Mr. and Mrs
S. L. Watson and Mr.. and Mrs. A. T
Watson. of Paramount. w. Va, were
present to greet them warmly upoI
their arrival at the OrmOnd hotel
They will remain for the season a!
usual.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-24

Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Trimming arrived
for short stay by auto
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-24

Mr. and Mrs. F. Besuden, Mrs. III.
Besuden and C. A. Besuden. who are
motoring through the state and have
been guests at the Clarendon for the
past several days, expect to leave to-
day to continue their trip south. DAY
tona is one of the most beautiful re-
sorts we have visited" said Mrs. Be
SUDDEN today, land we hope that we
shall return on our way north"
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-24

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Frank Boydell, of
Detroit. Mich, are interesting guests
who registered at the Clarendon Mon.
day. Their stay at the hotel will be
of some length.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-24

DR.. ana Mrs. f. w Cur1ey, of Cleve-
land. Ohio. are spending a few days
at the Ormond.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-08

sins ipidiiss lanbiuiribi9oitIi9e H,s
form bstpirti unb sipnr i'm Gloen
Dort bot in pieleu @sgenbem ods III,
peritdnbige e5pitem, beitinbia nidbts
auoeres ais BdumpoIIe su pflan,ea
ben Wurm, Der biefe PfIanSe SetIlort
10 psrbreitet, oab man Yaumrpol.
ni9t mebr 5ieben ionute. Der lpbneub:
preis- fur Groniifie bat run DarGui
gefiibrt, I'm Ten 9oa ipeepil, tpis bisier
paraiit Der Bdumipole bsiBt, aussus
bnngern, Grhniiiie su pfIas5en, bic {,
perf9mdbt unb bic Sarmer iteben iidj
Iebr gut babel. Die grDnaB trSeuIi
Elm Sen, bus bem 8isb bprSuglrG)
munbet uno fir bic Sdrpeine it Die
Grbnub bas reinite gtmbrofia. Dian
bat beredne!, bab Elm 4dsr Grpa;ife
400 pfunb S6tpeinefleiI6 sr5tust.
9as piirbe bei ben isbigen Jleii6p-eis
ZEN einen 9etpinn ppn 60 Dollars pen
2lder ergebsn. alIo' Seil BEN Marne,
Der bic grbnuB aus ibrer GuntsIbsit
bebprsesosen uno ibr eiusn plab ruf
ben feitIiden SafsIn erobsrt BAT, oeHr
Elm nit GrbniiHen gefiittertes SttptiH
mub eineu DOr5iislt6en 8ratsn ebeez
ben unO 70 ipeit es uns betrifft, fp.tcsu
mir Die @rbnub, bic mir bislana psrs
idmGbt bubsn, in bisfer 5ransfOrmas
ttOn aenieken.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-08

Der aripg, Der nsu. Rspu.d'
tionsn I6dfft unD alte pernI6tst, rGI
eiRs ips8ififd amsritdHiidx sOosn'
frudt gu Gbrsn asbradt, bi. untsr o:m
Ramsn peanut betannt III unO ss=
pDbnlid oeutia GrOnub gsnonat
pirp. Sislans buftete ibr Elm pls6s'
iider aardtier an. sic par Die De
litateFe Der &laiie, DsI4e in gc5Gg
auf Rabrunssmittel nidt pdhIsriit
1T, aber bod ben gor3us elmer 9utsa
8erbauuns gsnlebt, oenn es seboit EN-
Straubenmdgen Da5u, I'm ntsie lu RI
6altige 1Sru6t Obne @sfabr fiir r;e
Yerpauunsscrsane ii9 einsuOerlsi5tH.
QIber oisisr DsIssbaIt bat 'br gu gros
bem Qnieben in Dieier 3eit perboIf;n,
Do bas 5ett cine iol9 sruBe aOIIs IN
Der Grndbruug ipielt unD bur4 bic
tur9terlite Se8Imirung bes SHIdG:S
uiebs 10 tnapp setpOroen 1T. glar
bat ii6 nit bieIsm 6ett Der Grbnub
uaber bsfubt uno gsfgrbsn, DAP ss lei
Der 3ubereitung BON Spstien isbr gut
pertpsnbbar 1T. 9lsia5eitis it Odbsi
oas @sbsimEib Our6eeiidert, oab es
i6on lauge unter oem Ramen Ton
rfsinitsm itaIienii6em SItoenOl" 8srs
penbung in Der aiide sefunbsn fot.
DR man INNER mebr ftnoet, aIs nan
iudt, il. au4 bic Gntoedung nitst
ousge6lisben, hnb aus GroniifIen 6ereis
tets Butter Elm ben SinberR ocicnocrs
gut munbsnber GrfaB fir aus Ylil9
9eponnene Butter if. Die @ttsbrtcn
in bem 5dhs bdben ou9 bic Grfdbrlnls
bon iteIlenlo5 gelDoroenen SGauipie,
Isrn beftGtist, baB cine 9nnoOOa G;rbs
Riifs bic glei9e Wienge bon &llorisn II.
proteinen auftpGit, pte eins UtGbi3cit,
fir ipelbe man in ben bod}fetnsn 6os,
tsls spei Dollars be5abIt. auf jensr
SuG pirb es ri6tis fein, buB per aiDci
Dollars nidt bat unb bios iiber finf
9ents perfiigt, beiier baran 1T, ipsnn
er Ieiuem Waea cine 9aueDOa Grb=
niiHs 5ufiibrt, als Denu er ion ieinsr
nagenbeu &ars iiberIdbt, o1sIeid fDit
ben @eroudt begsn, oab SeDer, bsiI.u
Speiittarts nidt mebr als GrOnIiIa
duftuetft, bel Der ndditen gelegenbsit.
Die ii9 ibm bietst, feline Didt dnbru
Dirb. aber in 8esus auf bos Gsbs
nub0l ftsbt arbeitrettbdr felt, bab eE
einsn eaten unb einipunosfreien gr1aB
fir S4tpeinefett bietet. Oicfe Grleuf.s
tuns, bic Der ariss ssbra&i, fat audi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-08

Siss. perbolfn. 9ieI. unbeiirsiiba-s
3batfafe 1T cine Grmahn,Ins an bic
Wirtbs, BEL ibrsm suten 0srhdItsn gu
Derbleiben unb ale ihrem GtI1dfr
ncb unbdftenben aniiobisteiten aus
aumsr3tn. Die Rsformiruns Der
Wirtbf6often bdt Obio pof Der iibsr
oas Sanb fegenbtn SeInperenSflnt5
aerettst unb bamit 1T iIar, bdb tis
8utiinfttgs Siher6sit sbsrfaus gum
grDBten Sbeile BON ben 9etrdntsbdnbs
lern abbdnst. Den SeutIGsn Dor
Cincinnati atbiibrt gang btiOnpsre
4nsrtennung, bab lie 70 maunboft, ioie
INNER, bel Der SABINE bes 5rsiiiHns
nerblieben lino.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-08
sdnberts rGrlfanis".
gon g. Sufdts.

Bie Der iunge Goeibs oen GrI,Onis
tennen lernts. - Der 1Ssjdbrigs
S4ubert. - S9ub.rts ,,erIionis"
als 8prbote elmer neuen HE9.
tuns. - Saubrt Der S6Gpfer
elmer Ibriiden aunit. - Sdu6ert
unb @oetbe. - Gins berbe GHtidus
f4uns. - Bon greittOpf &; Sdrtel
iiberOOrtbeiIt - 9ibtbIide. - Se,
ru5mt seporbsH uub bstrogsH. -
Sihonanaen bes 2ebens.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-08

Sn lsbttrsr 3sit Iinb oe.
tanntli6 pieIerisits gtamsnssGamous
Hagen porsenommsn poroen. Gieier
Yprgang srinHert an Maner 2etp, Der,
um ieint Rahe uno ieine &eIigioH gu
rerbeimlt6en, Ieinen Rausn in UiQr>
tin 2utber umGnosrte, ben aber R?c-
manb, Der Jpn ni9t ndb.r tannts, ais
Sutber, ionbern ais aepp angeiprpAiH
baite. Sn elei9er Weiie oerbaIt Is
ii9 nit ben 9suti4eu, Die ibren gas
men dnbern. Gin Jlisoertbsc mag O:a
Iamen JlnbertD annebmsn. SO9al9
sr ben Munb our Rsoe offnst, lneib
man aber, bub feline ober ieiner VIZ
nen 8iese nidt am Shanucn ssltuns
ben bat. lluiinnis unb psrgeoli9, rie
oisis Ramen @amouflase rit, perrdtb
iis aud sinsH WlaHssl an, Stcls uno
Utannssmutb. User Ieinen Rlnlsn
dnbsrt, mub Iebr peuia Don ieiner IA.
mile unb nod ipeuiger bon lid, islber
bolten. Dsr Ieinsm Ramen Gbrs sss
ma6t bat, tpirb Jpn ui6t an.
BERN, sleiaDiA lpR er beibt. O5 Qsrp
ceer arautidbRiber. Riemano miro,
penisiteus ni9t bon eebiloeien nne
oentsuoen DSeniden, ndd feinsm Rd'
men, fonoern na9 ieinem &arattsr
tsroertbet. 1as lit aud Die 4HiiG:
pes Ri9ters Bbitater in gfep gort.
Dor bteiem eri6isn Elm setpifer Sira
unb ersdbIts ibm, bab er dls OeutIher
9aB uno 0erfolsung ausgsfeBt lei
unb in IeiHem 9sihdft baruHter leios.
Stspgen poIe sr ieimn Jtamsa dns
bern, bab man ibn nidt liir' einsn
balte. Der Rihter ipies thn
NIT Der 8egriinoung db, boB tpeIH er
IpsgsR feines Ramens 9slditiguns ers
Isibs, bic Sdulb ni9t an bitlem, icrs
bern an Der Robeit Oertr Ii-9s, peId'e
-bu nssn lsines Namens beleioigen.
WeHn sr, fubr Der Riater iort, BEN
Derlungsn nd6 Der Rdmensdnosrun9
Solgs gdbe, 70 iDiiroe bas sur Iosii6en
5OI9eruHs babm, baB Ginsr. Der in
'ieiem 2aube einsn bsutf9sn Rdmen
iibrt, nift in Rubs leben t0nns Gis
zen Iol6eH 9ortpuri tOnne .r segsn be
lmeritaniihs Ration nidt aufipnnsn
dfen. 2luberbem mare ss aud cine
Seleibisuns fir bic Wilionsn bon pa
riotii6en Deutfden, penn er oirf
eine gntf4eibung 81 Der WeinuTg
lnIab sebe, nab Giner, Der sinen o:ats
den Ramsu fiibrt, ni6t aIs pdtrioiiia
slten t5nns. glo6 muB olio GIca
Istbsn unb rpenn er einen 5unttn
RaNHssebrs beiibt, tuiro sr Den Rob
ingsn, bic ibn ipegsu isirss GanlsTs
ugreifen bic 0iros sntaegeHitsum,
it brutaIe Wsuideu I6srfuinoet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-08

e9err Sluf reItet lpdt unb melt,
gu bietsn auf feline !ootseitslsut';
Oa tonsen Die glfsn mif griinsg
Ganb,
grltOniss 3odter rsi6t i6m BIZ
9anb."
Die aIte orauii9e 8oItsbaIIaos, isl;
20pes Wsiitertompcfition aud in per
areiisn Der Muiitfreuube cine y,
rlbmtbeit seiporoen: i'm Sabre II 20
tlans iie aIs lsBtss Der bdntl9eH
8oItsIieoer .SerDers gum erftsu Dlal
bindus aug bem Di6teripaIb in bi.
bsut4s DeIt. Sic iirst bopOn, hi.
Slut Der noroif6e Reds, grlioniss
5cater ben Yang periast, neil sr oas
bepn cine 8rult bat, ulS ipie er ods
rum eIeno 5ugrunbe eebsn mub, bonn
bic Glfm brinesn ben 5po Dem. Der
ibnsn nitt gu Wiq,n lit.
.lluo riQIt, 5srr SIuf, ni5t tan3cn
HAfA
sou SsufI unb arnntbeit iOIesn
oir.~
5ie that ein.n S6laa ibm aui ietn
9er5,
Roh INNER fiiblt' er folfsn Sbl1sr5.
Sic bob tbn bIsiteHO aui iein yfsro:
sRsit' beim nun Ju oeinsm 8rau.ein
pertb."
llnp ais er lam DOT Sauies 2bur,
gsine Uluttsr 5ittsrno itdub pa,rr.
.SDr' an, m.iu SObn, lag an mir
slei6,
gDie III bein. Sorbe blab uHo blsl0F
ltno Iolt' fis nitt TEN bIah ND
blsI9,
Sf traf in GrIsRt0uigs Reihl"
erltntOnig obsr GrIt0nia 0driiA
GlperiOnge, aud GlentOn9s, 1T h:r
a0nig Der Gifsn, bsHen giamsn .Sets
eer, oa Gle i'm 0dniItsn aud @rls
beoeutet, IN sntidulpbarsm gliboeTs
itGnonib nit oem 9uums Der Wdfer
uHo bes REBELS in 0srbinoung trntte.
Sn bisf fer @eitaIt bslten Der GIfsptonio
unb feline Sdadr eiuSug in Oos
pOetifde 5iitIsn Oss iungsn eostbs,
Der bas Rsi5 oer gIfu in ndd!ise
nebIiees @eldnbe oerlegte unb in f-eisr
umbihtung nit etnsm oiiitersu 9iIbe
oerbunb, Oas i'm bamaIs ptel bsihGis
tigts, BEN bsS I9tper frantsn ainpes,
nas. ppn 0Gmonen bebriidt, in ben
i9iisenoen @rmsu bes @at:rs ifr0eno
3ufammenbri6t.
Sm Sabre 1882 tpurbe i'm Sieiurs
ter Part an Der Sim sur RG6t1sit in
pun&rpoIsr Raturitimmung elm aiss
berfpiel Gostbes aufgefiibrt: 81.
5if4erin. rllnter Grlm am 5lub Tfe.
ben Seritrsute syiiher6iittsn," beibt g
i'm aufang, ~es III Raht unD t!G."
llub bic Gif&srin iinst Elm 2kb ror
Iih bin:
Wer rsitet 70 ipdt bur6 Raat unb
gDiRD?
Gs 1T Der Batter nit fsiusm ainb -"
Die mahtDole @retbeife 8anabe.
Sic fuurbe bumnIs eeiunetn nab elmer
GOmpoiiiiou Corona S9rSters, einsm
e!nfprmiaen, in jsbsr Stropbe tDiebers |
febrnben, in poltstHimIi6em 9auae
tentOn ssbaItensr, @efdnee, .ettpas
.anaIdm uub dberteusrIi6" beibt es
In Der ueberf9rift. 90 bate Is Der
Eihter sefDolIt, unb 10 pabte iis duh
~ tem nift e5en bebsutenben nHo
obne qrObe eeibmf6uft fi9 dbIpielens
ben, nur barin uno ipdnn bon leifem
Ghdrer bur1fluneeuen flsineu @eles |
gsnbetsitiide Der GoetbeId,en ghuie. |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-08

Der Sisg bes 5reiiinns
in Obio, penn AUDI nit geringer
ytdjOritdt, lit fir Die 3utunit eraus
tbissnb, Oenn O5ne Jrage pdren nR
5eitDeiIiSen Gerbdltnifis Dcn proniSls
tioniitsn giinitiger, ais ibrsn @egiisra.
9as ARGUMENT, Oab man I'm &risg:
ltrensits Sparfamteit 'iibsn uub DE
SoIbaten DOH geiitigen 9strGllten fern
bdlteH miiiie, bat ben ProbiOltioH;iten
StimmeH 3uaefubrt. 2lasr DabriGsins
Iidteit Safolse piro bieies Irgmneut
III 3Dei S5abreu, DdHH bic probibiticz
nIiien ibrer Sdbeu Ratur ssmGb mtsbsr
en- Amenbement uuterbreitelI ner0en,
niht mebr duipenobdr fein. DemHad
lam Der 5reifiun IN Dieiem Staats
fi6 fir sefiaert baItsu, jeOo6 bari midi
iiberisbeu fperosH. boB CUTE 6librarg
oer Birtbfduften bierfiir eine un,rs
ldbli9e Bsbinsuns it. DAP in siez
fem puntts kline &ldge heItebt, bat
bic srfDdhnten 5iHbtrniHs fir zen
Greiiiun iiberpuubea uub bisIsm sunl
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Cine pihtige Qs9re maB
ben probibitioniftsn oariu nt5e;Il
perben, bab iie nidt ben 0ffsntIlasH
Getrautebaneel unteroriitsn t0nHen,
I'm ben Ftiqsn Suff gu fGroerH. 9as
fam gei6ebtu, inoem Die Srgdniias
tiOnsn Der 5rsiiinHlgen i:rengitcns
oarauf a6tsn, bag pas fogenanHtt
tHoaeNtrotsns Gsies, fpel9es bic 3uz
fu6r Don Spirituoisn na6 prugi5is
tioHsitaatsn nit i6tperen Strdsu 5es
orobt, Bis auf ben lebtsR Yu6itabsn
burdgefiibrt tpirb. Die Prpbibiiicn
bat gum ni6t 9srinsen Sbeile i6reu
4Hbang an IoIaeu, bic IeIber iriHttr,
dber nidt geitatten polIen, bab Gut:rs
trintsn. 0a fie bas @elb oa3u bd6cr,
ldiIeH iis ii9 groBe Nengeu SpIritups
fen aus nallen Staaten tOmmen, aber
bic Grmeren SIaFen, bic oas 9elc niat
ouf6ringen tDHnen, iolIsn iif aui
QBafer beI9rduten. Die Die Tempe
ren3seTeBgebuug gehdrbba6t lpiro, #:
fie Elm 8lafiengsfet, Dds nur Die sroBsn
MIafen treffen Iou. 9isfe QumdBu-g,
haB es BEL un2 cine pripilegirte a!afs
aibt, mub aufh0rsn, inosm Die PrO9t-
bitionsgeIeBs gegen R.i6e iopObl, ME
gegeu arme bur6gefii6rt perben. Die
pOrtaeiIbofte Wirturg ipiiroe fem, bab
Die grfteren Jur geruunft toinnen urb
ben 8etrantehunosl regnliren, riht
aber i'm urtsroriden uno oaB, no
iol6e Regulutioneu beitsbsn. birier
9anoel pOqiQ eirtpanbsfrei III unb r.
gar in OsrIdisOsrrfter Siafat s.m
gIuben beg periDuli6en uHo GemeiHs
fpObIs ptrtt, 1T bur9 bi. GIfabrung
sur 9eniige erpieisn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-08

9err Gbrbdrbt. Der in Den
Gdulratb estpGbIt pOrDen lit, iagt,
pab sr in oisiem QaRbe sc6oreH e,
eab er beutif iprt9t, bab er bisIes III
unlersn Ginelnnatisr S6u.en gs.srEt
bat, odb ss ibm lsbr pOrt9tilbaft in
isinem GsitGft iit, bag or itsts sin
lopaIer Siir9er Der Der. Stdatsn lpar
uHb bab er Upn isiuen Dsutideu 2sba
rem nismdIs eobsserbebungsn auf htn
SaiIsr geb0ri bat. Sn oisfen Woti:n
iiegt Elm uOlliges proeramm fiir iebes
S6ulratbs WRit9Iioo, nGmli9 bag Der
llnterri6t in Der bsutfhen Sprade he
&inoer nitt bem amsritanii4en giirs
gsrtbum entfrembet, bag beuti1 nidj!
gum Ruben Dsutidlanbs seltbet pirb,
fOnosrn nm Der &rSiebung iDillsn, poz
3u ned Der prottiihe 9etptnn tritt.
Den Sgrr Grbdrbt erlpGbut. Wsnn bic
Wtitglieber rer S6ulbeb0roc. ole Cen
Oeuti6en lInterri9t betdmpfeu, Oas
nidt aus llntenntnib Dom cr3ieb:rIs
i9sn Wertb res Deuti6en tbdtsn oosr
aus ubii6tIihem Sab, 10 uiiBtsn fIs
9erru Grbarbt beipflihten, baB bic
8erorGnsuns beg Deuti6en ni6t IN
9epinn, fonberR Elm GROCER Rad!Dcif
lit.
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9Oumerstas, ben s. 3upember 1917.

Gbicagcer 0etettlps be-
ri9ten, oab lie an ben abldgeruA9sz
itdttsn 8egetabilien in ppramlosn ron
op0If igub an Der Bats Bis gu Dkrs
Se6n Sub 9Gbs Dorgefunben babsn.
9os 1T Offenbar eim dbiiatlrds Der
ipiiitung pom SebeHsmittelu, I'm il
bo9 i'm Yreiis gu balten. TaS III
sine iol6 ausesipro9en feiubli4!
@anblung geqeu unier Gano, ris iit
eds uur oenteu ldBt uno es iolltsn dui
Der SteIe bic sutipre3snben gEaBrs'
geln pagsgep aetrOffen peroen.