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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-01
Businessman
Is Arrested
AS Fugitive
tUnitsd Press Leased Wire,

CALEXICO, Cal, June 1.-Fa-
vorably known here for three
years as a successful business
man, but said by the authorities
to be Patrick McGibbon, who es-
capped the Minnesota criminal in
sane asylum after killing his
wife and priest, James Stanton
is today in the custody of the
tsate lunacy commission, await
ing removal to Minnesota.
AS Stanton, the man built up a
substantial poultry business here,
and his friends insist he will be
quickly released as a victim cd
mistaken identity. McGibbon
escaped the asylum three times
after being committed following
the killings at st. Paul in 1910.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-01
More Rooms
Are Needed

More rooms are wanted for
Camp Lewis soldiers when they
come to Tacoma over the week.
end, it is announced by the Ia
coma War Camp and Community
service. The beds at the Sol
diers and Sailors clubhouse are
usually all taken by p. m. and
more calls continue until 10 at
night.
All Tacomans who have spare
bedrooms are asked to inform the
clubhouse as soon as possible.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-01

If you have ai-planes to CO.
operate with the destroyers, you
can keep your eyes right on the
submarine.
The higher the airman goes
above the water the farther down
under the water he can see--on
the principle of the fish hawk.
With a big convoy, planes are
always sent out from land to
meet us. They are big hydro
planes-you never see them over
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-01
Airplanes and "Blimps" Are
Ewes For U-BOat Hunters

eAy sA'Ao' ~ASy tAohei SANNA ~
a blink light-something like an
occulist's Lighter by wireless.
Seen 20 Miles Away
We got a wireless one day that
a ship had been sunk about 10
miles below a certain point which
made it 20 miles away. We got
down there, but we never saw
Anything of it. The ship had
been torpedoed but wheD we ar
rived all the survivors had been
taken off by another boat. THE
SINKING SHIP HAD BEEN
SPOTTED BY AN AIRPLANE 20
MILES AWAY.
That is where the airplanes
comes in handy. We would never
have known anything about that
sinking if it had not been for the
|airplane.
Then, too, the "blimps" or d.
|rigibles are used lot. We used
to see them scouting around the
|sky like so many pigeons all along
the coast. They can drop bombs
as well as the destroyers. They
have accounted for a number of
submarines.
Pick Up Messages
A number of our destroyers
were operating with a couple of
"blimps" one day and the
"blimps" discovered few sub
marines, l don't know how many,
making back to their base, and
signaled the destroyers. They had
quite an engagement; the 'blimps'
dropped bombs and the destroyers
dropped depth charges and after
a few minutes they had cleaned
up the submarines.
We used to pick up wireless
messages by the hundred. The
wireless would be reporting sub
marines here and there ship
|sighted, ship sunk. etc.-all kinds
|of wireless messages.
Signed kelly"
Sometimes we picked them up
from away down in southern
waters, way down in the Mediter-
|ranean, and one day we picked up
a wireless saying three merchant
ships were engaged with some
submarines in gun battle. They
were too far away; we did not
attempt to reach them.
But Immediately after, We
picked up another wireless which
said another destroyer coming
up" The submarine must have
heard that wireless coming back
so she submerged as soon as she
saw the destroyer coming along.
There was one mysterious
submarine captain who sent
out messages all the time
signed kelly" He would
send a message Boosting that
he was going to torpedo such
and such a ship, signed
kelly; or that he had
missed a ship; and message
to such q ship: "SOrry
missed you"
The commanding officer used
all our wireless boys at the time
on those messages from Kelly, try
ing to find out who he was, but
we could not make him out. He
seemed to be pretty. square; he
would never deal in the regular
German dirty work. He always
got the passengers off before he
would torpedo a ship. And he
was clever.
Sometimes we would be in port
taking on supplies, cleaning ship,
or with half the boats wash out
on the lines, when the signal
would come suddenly that a sub
marine was reported outside, and
ordering so many destroyers to
get under way at once.
Nothing Like . Change
The quartermaster would pass
the word that the admiralty had
reported submarine operating
such and such a place; how soon
can you get under way?" Then
they would send out call. How
soon can the different ships get
under way7" Sometimes we could
get under way in ten minutes II
we had steam IN. Sometimes the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-01
TRYING TO
FOOL FOCH
BY WIN. Phillips Simms

United Press Staff Correspondent.
WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES
IN FRANCE, June 1.-While the
armies of the Prussian crown
prince are thrusting southwark
across the country traversed in
1914, drunk with the success Of
the first phase of the battle, the
German high command is MAX
ing every effort to deceive the
allies as to future turning of the
offensive.
Some prisoners claim one
thing, some another. All prob
ably are primed to mislead their
captors. Some declare the
Rheims offensive is merely Sec
ondary and that the real blow is
yet to come. Others say the
main thrust is to be toward Ypres.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-01
AUSTRIAN
OFFENSIVE
EXPECTED

ROME, June Military crit
les consider the arrival of Gen.
eral Boehm-E rmolli at Friuli and
the council of war held in the
Udine under Gen. Boroeyic as
certain indications that an Aus
trian offensive is imminent.
The Austrians continue mass
ing troops along the Italian front.
Reinforcements are still arriving
from Rumania and Ukraine and
new Turkish contingents are ex-
pected.
The Italians are fully prepared
and the morale of the troops is
highest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-01
Gen. Greene's
Bust Surely
Must BeO. K.

The bust of Gen. H. A. Greene
which was unveiled at the Ferry
museum Friday night by Alan
Clarke, the young sculptor, whose
work it is, created a great deal OF
praise from the audience.
Gen. Greene said: LAS to the
work of this artist, can only say
that Mrs. Greene is pleased with
II 4"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-01
NOT WIRELESS AT
ALL, HE CLAIMS

J. H. Peasants, 1910 South Ty-
Iler, told The Times Friday that
the unpo sed wireless" apparatus
when he military police claimed
to have located Thursday between
35th and seth, was an old
telegraph outfit which had not
not been used for a long time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-01

herewith big pontoons fasten-
ed on them SO they can come
down and sit on the water and
make repairs and go up again.
They can shove off any time they
want to. And they can go out on
a very good rolling sea. Some
times they come out as far as SO
miles to meet a convoy.
They circle about scouting
over and around the convoy, and
signal to us whenever they spot
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By Seaman R. w. Burke, of the u. s. S. C
Copyright, 1879

is of thrilling by a of
L. S. convoy which appearing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-01

No. .. Leave 6:95 p. m. instead
OF 700 p. m.
No. /. Arrive 900 p, m. instead
of $40 p. IN.
The above trains Will be oper-
ated between st. Paul and Chi
eago via the G. y. & q. instead
of the Northwestern line.
No. 3. Arrive 1920 p. m. from st.
Paul instead of 1880 a. IN.
No. 333. Arrive 1918 p. m. New
tcain from Spokane.
No. 1874. Leave 12:l0- a. m. Spo-
kane local.
No. 403. Arrive S:25 a. m. from
Seattle instead of S:15 p. m.
No. 40S. Leave 200 p. IN. for Sc
attic instead of LAS p. m.
No. 40. Leave l1:40 a. IN. for Sc
attic instead of 1910 a. m.
No. 422. Leave $50 p. m. for Sc
attic instead of $50 p. m.
No. 595. Arrive 1920 p. m. from
Buckley line instead of 1850
a. III.
No. 5g7. Arrive 5:55 p. m. from
Buckley line instead of 5:15
p. m.
No. Az. Arrive at $40 p. m. from
Grays Harbor instead of $40
II, IN.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-01
What Tacoma
W omen Say
of "Enli9hten
Thy Daughter"

Mrs. Leonard Crnsaweller,
chairman of the motion picture
"Enlighten Thy Daughter" In q
censorship board:
splendid motion picture, and one
of the hest I ever had the pleas
ure of Witnessing.
"All mothers, fathers, SONS and
daughters should see II.
"There Ii not one objectlOn-
able foot of film I'm the entire
production and the lesson Ii
teaches In mighty important
one"
Mrs. Victor ii. Malstrom. presl-
dent of the Bryant Circle Parent-
Teachers associations
"AII girls and boys who mre
capable of undcrstnn ding motion
pictures should not fail to see
"Enlightcn Thy Daughter" which
I'm my Opini0n, Is n splendid film.
81 believe. however, that young
giriN aud boys should not be per-
mitted to view 'Enlighten Thy
Daughter because they might
misinterpret some of the facts
that are set forth. This film In
well handled and conveys q vital
message TO parents md their
children"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-01
Northern
Pacific
New Schedule
Of
Passenger Trains
Eastern Line

Effective June End the following
changes viii be made.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-06
GrpIsiisn IN ,gaurp Gar1.

Snfolsc Der Grploiion etnes sruees
nit @aiolin in elmer Camp Gar an
Geffer unb Sarriet Gtrqbe erlitien
eiteru Wlpreen stpei BON ben 5ebn
Wsdnnern, tpelde fib IN berIeIten be.
fanben bk Neser ai5trt Spbnfon
urh Mlbert Mleronber, 4nseitelIie bsr
Big Sour Bdtn, ftmer5bdfie @ranS.
ipunben. &c ertffanb ein Jeler, unb
bis bi. BON BEN priDatpoIiSiitcn
8srepff ferbeieerufne 1eiierpebr
eintrdf. NOR bereiis ein G4uben Don
$500 nrqri9tet. qns bic syeIeriprisen
Weit GedJits Strabe pafitren, belgie
iih Der in benz 6nufe 80. 1919 fpDbns
fufte Gtorge Rob 81 ipeit aus einem
sfenifer bes sspeiten Gtpflpertes unp
itilrste bfnob. Gjliidliheupeii. eIrttam
er NIT gertngfagiSn Dsrletungen.
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9ie 2eid)enieier
Cir ben Snitprbenen gsen. Or.
Saniel Gainn

Die aei6e bes Seriforbcusn pfars
rers Der ct. @incent be pall Ge,
nett1be In Se6msoiIle, Ren Or.
Daniel Auinn, tirb bon 5eiite Miops
gen bis moreen friib LIN 8 llbr In Der
airfe Giifsebabrt Iissen unb Dtif,
gIie6er bes gsams Stiu @epeins .per-
ben beirte RuGt bie Gbrenipa9e bel
befelbeu biIben. LIN 2 llbr ulorgen
frif3 tpirb gfep. ). y. O'Resnn, Der
iielnertreterbe qfarrer Der 9erieinbe,
Elm Requiem Sobmirt seisbrireh,
urb oonn pirb bic 2eiGt nab Der
aabebraIe iiberfiibrt tperben, mo Elm
pontifitalarnt 6ur9 ben GrsbiIdof
WloelIer itattftoei. SrnHelkn iniro
bic Retitotiou bes SoSien-Dfft
poraiis9eben. Der grSbifbof fptro
diFitirt tper6en BON Reb. m. Wiulpi,
bin, benz pfarrer Der 4otbeorale, ala
@rsIprieiter; Reo. gaid,nel 2Onsp aIs
Diaion Der WeTe; Rep. willinn
gsan ala SiIfsf8iGton; Rep. Sarnes
Goenrtp unb ReD. 9bpnins syosnrtp
aIs GbrensOiatonen unb .Rep. Mils
liam gntbonn unb Rep. @eorgeGteins
tdrp oIs gepemorieHneifiern. gfep.
Sumes Or. HeIlp narb bic 2si3ens
re0e bdlkn.
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3ie 8rptpreiie.
Cine Snfimrmirus ber 2ebeusmitteI.
GhmiHifration GrbSbnns Hid,t
snIdiiie.

gldbrInasmitte1 <RpntroIIeir Blum.
legte fi& seifern ins Wattel, Inn cine
gcpiFe Gnerpss s9dderei bnron su BIN
bern. ibrs preife fir bic 8iitndlien.
6dnbIer si erb6hen. Der Better Der
8dderei battle Or. BIume benaflrit,
ttgt. bub er feirNn auroet uiitses
fbeilt babe, bab bon Uittipo6 an Der
grgros 9reis fir tIeirr aaibe auf
81 unb fir grobe aafbe ald 123
Gents erbobt sperben spiirbe. Dr. glus
me unterbrsitet. bic etnaaesenbeit f6s
fort bem itantlifen g2Gbrtpgsmitteis
4brtniftrator Grprton, ber ibn teles
grnpbiib annieB. be preiserb5hrng
su perbieten. Tes ferneren prbnete
1err Grortpn on, bab obne bic 9ilIi,
Ming Der Iotdien Rdhr,nrgsmitteL
8eb5rbe urb Der iinntIifen 9dbrunss,
rntttel sabmiHiftration eiM Grb6blina
Der BrotpreiFe ifbtrbmipt MIDI eiritre,
ten biirfe
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sireitDr 0reDep ,Disber Tn Dienf &c.

ptreffDr Ortnen 1utcper tn Otenlt ges
felt.
- gs tft eine llntsrfu4iitg eitge.
lettet tporben, uni feitaniteIIen tpsr
fiir bic Wersiftung mebrerer Garm-
tbiere auf Der Broipn'59en Wsolferti,
farm nabe Sbanbon perantipprtlid)
III.
- Oie 3si9enfeier fir ben Derffors
benen 81 Sabre alten IntbpnD Stors
mel bon ber gfipcr Mpab finbet beutt
In ber ct. Sobannesesfirde ftatt. Ott
lfterbliden lleberreife aperben TN
@reerttpoobsG sGrieobof beisefeBt.
- SIN MarbIoipIprojeb ipurberS
geitern Wlorsen Miniam MfiIler unh
9arrp Miattbeips auf ben 3eusers
itanb serufen. Wetbe be3eisten, bab
Dorotbp Marblotp, bic SOfter Der
MnsetIasten, I'M UeGrs 1917 ibner
seseniiber sefast babe, iie piiIe ctfpaa
bon ibrer Mutter, bas bieislbe In ben
elettrifden Stilbf bringen ipiirbe.
5erner rief Der Gfantsanpult panl
Seubber MD etnu,nI auf ben 3euser
italib. fpelfkr a4sfnste, bab Warblpip
ihm in elmer llnterrebuns gefagt babe.
man babe ibm nit Der WeDiain 5us
slei9 @ift beisebraht. gaa4 biefen
3eusenaiifagen begnrn Staatsanssi
,paIt Bidleb mil jeinen Grgumenten
on bic gefdiporenen, in beneit er
tarauf beftnib, b6b arau WorbIctp
fit ben Sob ibres SZten perauts
iportlib fei. Sbm foiete Der @ehts'
beiitatlb Der Mnsetlagten, Del6er oiiss
etnanberfebte, baB ber SiaofsanfpaIt
feline QntIase nidt aufre4t erbaIien
tonne.
- Ser 1S Sabre alt. Idbanier
mde, ipelder anseIagt iit. Scott
RatboII popep ON q. Ttbruar In ben
gtiiden seitod9en gu baben, ipurbe se-
fern I'm Munisipnlgertat unter $500
@iird6of ben Grpbsei4porefien
iibsripiefen. Y n
- Der Gdiunbbeiigteanite Smcb'
lep CAB betnrnt, bab i'm Wepnat Ges
brnar IN biefem gesiifroturzDf
81 Srbesfdlle eeneibet ipurben, mo-
bon AS auf SamHton entfuIlen.
- Ser S9ulrnfb ernannte in feis
rrr sefirisen Sibung .. R. gafer
bon aaberon. Snb., gum 2ebrer Der
i, Der fGStHGen 9o4s
f4ule.
~ Sn elmer @erfoutu,Iung 6rr
1pntrplbet6rbe, beiieben6 aus
Rapor 6. 3. Gnitb, 9irettor fir
Demft s. 3. 3. SIoat
lnb Siderbeitsbireftor s. q. Gre
pep, spurbe ber 2onfroti fir bic Jns
talIiruns etnes 5ilfspurpiperses fir
,ie ftd6tfF9en mnfferiperte in Der
qmlnge Der Gbrnpion Goate6 pnper
30. gutsebeiben. Ser apntraft tpsirbe
r1f ,sr~i ctohn, rfhnpfdJnSIsu
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Sencnae mno 9abtpn.

- Mm nGdften Greitna miro Der
Rehtsantpdlt s5reb. gaBmunn bon
Rauport DOT Der Blue grub aerie Der
eagle IN BetIep1is einen Bortraq iitxr
ben putrtotisnus Der Mitglieber bes
GrslerS Srbens bdien.
= Seit mebrepe;t 9nsen fft IN geI'
Iern cine eifrige S,ir5e not einem
5urbeDersifter i'm Songe. Der I'm
betanrte botts GIeii1reite mtt Strp3.
min beitriden unb bes Nafts tn bic
60fe Derffie&ner Sduier gepprfen.
Sim nGdYiten Tapen fanben pteIe
gtgentbitmsr ppn SJunben bic 3biere
bergfftet. Die OMo Sunmnitdts <@e,
ftaf@uft tptrb perfu@eu, ben llsbeitbds
ter au ermitt.fn.
- Jm Dunton Gtdbtratb bat Dub,
len Brrtpn bon ber 4. Wurb feire We.
figndtion etrpsereidt. Ms 6eFen gtu9p
fol1er parbe RpRrt 8. ainnep Ct,
fndblt. Der Seier 1Darben ssohm Ueeb.
er refiarirk gleitfaIs, ba a cine BEL.
fere StelIe erbdltM bot. Dfi4arb
Roee, syr., iutrrbe boridaifis BIB aur
nd6ften Stbune dig beTtn goutfplger
ertpabIt. Gs tprrbe ferner tnFtaoHeu,
nm bic luufrrben Musgde1i an
beden, be @teuersute ,im flint pro.
sent sii erb5ben.
- @m. 8. Defr BON go. 6O8
6. Mpcn,ie, Ddntnn, ein BeterGn bes
IN srfhrn Ttpr@ns I'M
<er bon 75 SdIreu @forbal
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Dtruitoo eine gfefoh,tion einbrtuge,,

Dterdtng eine gfefohition einbrtnger'
tperos, ipelde bic 9ienitpflid,ten
@entnes genau beitimmt. Weuing
follte biefelbe WsaatpcIltpm
babtn, tpeIhe er Dor mebreren Sdbren
aIs Guperintsnbent Der 8aheriperis
butte.
- eesn gpliseigeridt tpiirben ses
Ifern mebrere balbtpi9ftge @nrfden
borseFiibrt. ipeIte bes 8asabanbirens
lnb penTn9ten @inbru4s bel6ulbtst
uaren. sd CLAUDE" nleirte Der &ih.
ter, rbab es angeseist fei, in Gopinss
ton einen priiselpFoiten fir bieie
sSsunsen Su erridten, pnb bic @ltern
foIIten barin islbft Bic f0rperli9e
3a6tigung bornebmen." Sie Mngez
flasten tpurbsn bem Susenbseri9t
iibeplpiefen. - g9as. Sbertpein, oes
linorbentli9en getrasens bdidulbist.
.tvirbe gu 90 sogen @efangnib bers
urt9eilt.
= Ser Maifer Genrmiifipner hat
aeitern folgenbe Grun6fitde Dffentli9
berfteteert: Sn Der &laee bon 2uella
9etit u. u. gesen Ropn,itnb Bid, Elm
9rurbftiid IN aenton Co., rnbe g.ps
bingtbn, ON Mdpnlunb Ri6 at $5010.
- Turnes Mcgpurt gegen sSobn Mes
Court. elm @rinbftiid IN GoDiir9tpn
an ben Centennial perp. 8urperetn su
%05. - Gam. @lttndr,n geger G. 6.
8ogbp, elm @rurtifiid In Srb%e1s
bence an @lmer GtaitItfer gu $4,000.
- Ger gitisens 8aitberstrr sesen
Mdrb MiIIiGns, elm @r,,nSfHid an
Der Scptt Strabs an Morp Mlians
all S2160.
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- 8t. aompas1le fur bos auF,
brtnsen pom fpeiteren $50, 900 fir bi.
Der. sSbbifGen NoMfbGtiafeitssSr
aorifdttunet urb bic Siibifde 6ofpis
tals@efeIf9aft III BON gntem Grfolae
begleitet. S4cn ue'terM ols am slpeis
ten 9dae. mar iiber be 6ilfte Der se'
tudnf6ten Summe geseiGnef. Die ON
Wlortnq ge5eihneten BetrGge beliefen
fi6 auf s15. 800, urlS fiir geikrn nd.
bder bic fdpitdre her einscInen
Seams einen Betrag Don So, ,4e0. Ois
aumpoqne ,cumt am nG&5ten waons
tag su Gnbe.
- 3ur Derdrberlirta gfbt es moI
tpieber ON neuen 0erif,tsge5Girbs
einen Streif. Die Rigeers ffellten bic
@rbeit Elm, neil ibnen geipiFe qlrbsi.
ten G1n Ban Dorentbalten tpurben unO
bon dnberen Mertlaitsn d1isaefiibrt
fperben. Dk @ifenarbeiitr ffreffeu aus
Ssmpdtbie mit. Gt,pu bunbert Snnos
.xrter finb nod tbGtia.
- @ebdlrbeinTpeftor gaenbias bat
adteru bas treiftSdise Brbnbuus 30.
s unb z wtdtn Gtrabe, frtldrs burd,
be iiinsife 5offlutf seIitten Bat unb
bairfdlis geporben n, .onbtmnirt.
= @irsermeifter GnIpfn bot bic
Orbinnn3, bic bic Rpnmdn Gors Go.
stf Grtftnns etnss lyobrfhibls NIT
stass Osffzzsa aaf tan Gstfsiz sa
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MeprganiHrt
Durbe Rrtess JHbuitriebeb6rhs
nit Hernarb I. Baru9 ola
Bprfiter.

@afsineton. %. G., 6. wsdra.
Die Reorsanifiruns Der aritss .Sr'
buitriebeb0rbs, nit BsrnarD M. Boz
rii@ aus gseip Yrri als DOrFber, NIT
bebeuteitb missebtbmteren DolImnb'
ten 5ur RontroIe Der duxritnHiiGen
Snbuftrss p6bpeHb Der Dnutr bes
arieses, trurbe am Dienftas bsr&
prdiibsnt Esiffen arioetiiuSdef.
1sT iaatssbs fslk his sstCli itizs
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6bnIi1e 1tmternebnutngen angeauie.
fen lit. 9Senn III iolden &oruepols
6as &asaropiel urterbriift neroe,
fei oies MIR 5u Iobe1. Mber Dies redt'
fertige ni1t, bab CUTE uno barrnloie
llnterbnItiinget gleid)fnllS berboten
tpefoen. Die, 3uihrift tpitr0e benz
&lenar-apnrrnittee iibertpteien- Ger
ft16tiffe 8fepiior 60. 8. DaniS be.
ribtete iiber Elm 9efisit grl6e Sc.
brunr gum @etrage bon SIT, 1913. 40.
Cine Srbinarp, ipelfe cine sl6 So.
lorem Steiler fir bic Sablu1g Der
Sinien Der Geiper Bombs feitiett,
tpuroe ai,genonurren. Dana6 Iaittet
Die sluflage fiir ben Seper.Gii
81 10 Gents per 800 @ertbabifdt.
nng, SiItrift . s Gents, Diftrift 6
10 Gents, 9iitrift @ 15 Gents, 81.
itritt g 40 Gents. - Ser Streftereti.
ROTH BEG gipic ul6 SnOuitriaI GIubs
Ionbte cine Suidrift eirt IN iueIder
oie pirfiane SilfsIefhing Der
StuotbebDrbe tp6brerto ber Sodfliitb
In gebiibrenoer @eiie anerfnnnt miro.
Die StaottonlmiFGre baben bic
Steuerrate nuf $1.75 pro 800
Wertbabi6dbuns erbD9t. - Sobn
Quinn, befen &eller burh bas Bers
ften zines SpSranten iiberiluthet tpup'
be, erbieIt eiten Sdabererfab BON
$25 suertanTt. - Die 8iirgI4aft bes
ppIt5eizSergeanten g. aearns gum
8etrage bon $1,000 ipurbs anseaoras
men. = 9as 3onmttt@ fiir bic
g &leirftnberbeipabranftalt ber Tarbts
gen fit9ts nm ei,n 8eiptGfgins rdh.
Sas @efud tultr1e stnem &pmmhtee
iiberapiGer.
- Srau gliIabetb Waters 1T ge.
fern i'm Saitie ibrer Eodter, Sraii
gln. @raDioh $40. 730 Sdratoga
i'm Glter bon 76 Sabreu ge,
Itorbert.
-6err 8. s. 2pdtpoob, ipelGer
Dot nebreren Sabren fiir ben .gn,
qiitrer" In 8eleoue u,b Snnton ols
9eridteritatter tbdtia ipar, bat, tuie
mir fetnerSeit berihteten, nndbem er
BEN Sounalisn1us Ballet eefast. fi4
Der S4riftitelleret suseiponbt, ein fo'
5iolosti9es Merf rSie S1uffung |
bes Reihfbums" bttitelt, Der0ffeItS
R9t. 6err 2odipoob erbielt rl,n bor
Sturgeon Don Der ~9at Rippon Bliui>
mel &poipni1, elmer GefsM&dt.
relhe slir 8erbreihiug ipertbDouer |
Iiterorfider gr3eusntiie bes Deftens,
h. Sapan sesriirbet tpuroe, etwS1ret
ben, In tpel9em er erTudN ptrb, bic
Shmibntb sur lleberieBung ieints
Dertes ins SapanH& gu eeben. lin
.er ben $50 @erten anertannter
glutoreu babe 6as Rornittee aud
Die lleberieBarns iiuo @erbritung bes
perthnolen 2odpopbTden @eries
bef3tofen. Die ertpGhnte GfeIJ&dft
pur6e I'm Sd9re 1908 IN 9o.io antsr
ben 4rip4ien bes Marquis G5teerps
,u Stumn, bes betaintea Gtont8s
nanues eesriinbet-
SIN ber Flaee bun Senrp Rue4
er eesen o. %. Relion erbieIt ber
fldger seffern I'm gtrtuitsert@t fir
.ire StruBeuperbeferuns elm lIrtbel
m getrage bon S315 sueaontt.
= 9is Repport WoIsmiibIen Go.
gu ibren Dertfdtten ON
'er 8. irnb 2otpeu Strobe Reubanten
'orsrtnebmetI our6 ,peide bas
stdblifement gu einem Der gr5bten
n ben Der. Gtoaten iperben ipirb.
ss III beretts Elm erobes Serpoin fir
lie Neilbduten aIreetarft spprberi. Die
toften fir bic rteuen WtI&iKn firro
1rf $500, 900 uHb fir bas Gnsefuufte
5rurtbeigertbum oif $4,000 Der,
nf4Eagt tporben. 9ie apnlpagnie be-
ddftist eeseHtpdrtig 300 Grbeiter.
Jttt Der @olleHbung Der Reubouten
otrb jebp9 bic 4rgdM Der @rbeiter
Illf 1900 erb6bt iDerben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-06

@ine unb s5iimfter Gtrube ernid4itste,
nit feinr1n @eto beIeet. Die Gde iei
gu lebbaft irnb ieber Sol Baum ipiirb.
fit ben gsrte5r ben5tbigt. fast Der
Wlanor.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-06

True translation fiisd with III, Post.
master at Cincinnati on March o.
1918. as required by the Ast Of octo-
Der 9th. 1917
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-06
Eagle Savings ( Loan Assn
yya6f pom piregtorem

GntIHeihung IN allen Grasen 81, BET
beuen "a fi9 nm Dor5ugsleiftnngen
an irgenS EN- Departemeut Der Der.
Giaaten gfesierung oSer an bic AL
liirten 5anbelt. Die 9e9orbe fon fer
ner bic Beniirfuife Der Regierungss
Separtemnnts foipie bic ber aaiirtsn
toorbininn. prnbutttpus Jdailitds
ten perbefern urrb gtattf&l0ge NIT
8es,ig auf prehe srthfiIer.
Cine febr bebeiitenbe GtiDalt tn
Dem @orfiber iibertragen. tpdbrnb
bic 9eh5rbe selbfi in berdtbenbsr
msifs Sem gorfter sur Seite ffeht.
Der Horfter foI. ME Der prafbsnt
in eintm G9rsiben fngte, ralB bos
Arqe dller Wcrratbs Depnrtentnts
anf inbuFtrieaem @ebiet funsiren.'
: Our4 be 9eb5rbe ioII ole apns
turren3 fir Dorrdtbe s,ptiAen ben
perf6iebenen Departments unb ben
Qf[fiirisn nuseei dnitet perben, 10 bob
auf bieie Meifs ipentsiiens 5um 1htu
BEN @unffe bes RongrtHes na4 81
ner g<ntrufifirung Der Wa4t eHts
fpro4n tut,b.
True TRANSLATION nled with the Post.
master at Cincinnati on March 8,
1913. a. required BY the Act Of Oeto-
bsr 9th. 1917.
Mttber eiusefansen
Columbus. g.. 8. Wdrs. -
Der SpIbat qlrfft str7ins aus
Gpringfielb, ber aus BEN QlrrfIctdl
i'm Camp Gtermdn ertDifHts, nab
bem er iresen poItbisbiidbls gu 3llft
bdusitrafs perurtbetls tpotbn mar, m
Don ber qoitsei IN Columbus perbfs
ict unb nod GbinEeotk sirii6sebra#
fporben.
s5nfotr tes Gnkpeifens bes SEM
fins ipurbe eeiiern Der 8efebl erloHeH.
bdb in 3usiinft bic pcTtrIi NIT fddrf.
gelnbcrRn @epebren MdftbienE tburi
liib ipenn nStbig. pon Der muift G)es
brdild5 mdfxn foIIm. Jetiins smirte
IN oneetranlenen 3ldbrnb Dor b1
GsrtrA 1oIissiihatian n !G&aubsA
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