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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-03

WANTED--Peach plokers, men and
women Cooks Fruit Farm. West 2Srd
st. Phone RX-55.
PRTNTER-All-rou fiS: s-hour day
Clarion. Hitchcock, Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-03
FEMALE HELP WANTED

COOK wanted Walnut 1878.
WANTED Nlcuogurhrr. must be FIRST
class Oklahoma Paper Co. s0l H.
California
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-03

STRICTLY modern housei newly pa :.
pered ent painted northwest 80.
Narte 7702-J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-03
MALE HELP WANTED.


WANTED-hen ana ladles 10 learn par
per trade special low tuition positions
uatan'esdi C IIee M cav ~ HS,annhI isal,n SlS
49, se' wv '" N"'''O' No. ''"''
6Sy, !, = :. -.
nEia sn,,s ri,v Av,onnhl. gchooI
ya,s Nbytb wes,erp
W1NTPfS--usn .nd ToJIss 10 Lar, 6arr.,
hs, traaa. ,r.s t,i,,on. wogc. vhIle
,.srn,,s, no.ttlor guara MEAD, cataiss
| free schwsrze Barber College, lO6 West
California, Oklahoma City. Okla,
WANTED = Several good canyassers,
good pay City Circulation Manager,
The okmh0man. -
YOUNG men learn the aviation bust
ness and command big pay Write tor
free illustIated folder. Dewey Airpiane
Co, looI pemware ST. Dewey, okia.
WANTED-Liye wire advertisins solicit
Tor man Win newspapef experience
preferrrd' excellent opportuniiy to maht
big money with nigh class medium
must nave nrstclass referenee STATE en
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-03


m"r. references stoclyurfs Cash
Market ,25 w Main
WANTED Office hov who hns finished
gfhde schools 10 TO ls years Of ago
Crane Co, 22i W ist ST
WANTED-A good barber. c c. stick
Ter Mnui Okn
WANTEb-Goo barber; steady ioh. GI
percent come now. Chester Vance
Wokta, okla.
bAlulER vented $50 guarantee Phone
- e. N'hurty, Ossge. Okla
WANTtb-Fi class meat cutter and
hlauRh'ernpuH" m0us must not be afraid
NJ work: married man preferred, good
alary. Adfrcs' r. j. care Oklshonan
BOY wanted 20 drive Ford truck nni
work In grocery store. one thot does
nor nurnh school can Walnut Nns
TlMEKEEPER- Clerk. must he tccu-
rie wHh figures. Apply DolcHe Bros
Co. w. lith
WANTED Good man FOR hall work. Ap.
plv 2l9 SNrvin hotel
WANTED-Scvcral Young men or older
for inserting sunday Okl0homNn Fptur-
dAy night See Mr. Rcismey city circu-
Rilon department At 30 Friday or Sat
urday evening.
EXPERIENCED marker wanted ninEs
farrlsty Laundry. ? Broadway circle
WANTEn-Four mon or boys: STEADY
=, work. Tom polnu Heating Co, 7o9
n Dewey Walnut 1911.
DRUGGIST wanted AZ once; one that
will work any place IN drug store from
fountain to prescription case. Choctaw
Drug co. Choctnw, Okla
LINOTYPE OPERATOR WANTED
Steady situation on afternoon daily:
Model X machine In first-c class condition;
Job open anytime TO the 18th NJ August
klnFflaher Free Press. Kinvflsher, okla
WANTED-Comhlnntlon coda and drug
clerk. need not he registered druggist:
must be capable, honest and dependable:
u YOU are not please don't apply. j. Q
Okiahoman
WANTED at once. good cook Rt English
Kitchen cafe. Call 100, Lindsay okla.
A. c. Lacy. Prop.
BAKER WANTED. single or married
must be steady, all around man: state
age and experience; married man, mid
die age preferred: wlpter's Job. tl7 a
week, two meals and bread; II married
man write me full particulars; good job;
good treatment! plenty work: dough mix
or and moulding machine In shop; am
baker and work In shop Write. Bon
Ton Bakery, Frederick. Okla.
WANTED-Thrcc first class automobiie
mechanics. Phone J. II. Gwin. Nc
Alert"r, tklNhomn.
WANTED-First-cla Automobiie painter
and trimmer Permanent Job and good
wages to right man. Phone J. II. Gwin,
McAlester, oklahoma.
WANfED-SecQnd miller; good wages
TO competent man; steady employment
Alva Roller Mills. Alva, Oklahoma.
WANTED Man with big truck; every
day work Con at 1918 n Ames,
Saturday or Sunday
WANTED--5 men with cars, 10 drive
salcsmen, $40 day and expenses
Farmers Implement and Tractor Co, ~
w Grand Ave, city.
MEN-ACe II to As. experiences unneces-
snry; travel, make secret Investigations,
reports; snlaries, expenses. American
Foreign Detective Agency bSs ST. Louis
WANTED-Young mpn, about IT years
OF aCe for bill clerk IN wholesale Inn
plsment house, who can uso standard
keyboard billing machine; experience not
necessary, II quick TO learn and ambitious
B-lo00 caro- Oklahoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-03
ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished south
and east rooms large closets. CoUven-
lent TO bath strictly modern home; walk.
ing distance; viii serve breakfast and
dinner, first class people only. Walnut
sis
NICE southeast room with nrst-c class
honrd. l2j W 10th.
NICELY furnished southeast room on
LIrwp,d chr line. Tor rent with or
without hoard ll34 W. 7th
nI.tf fIIiJLLY furnished newly pa
I"r'd rooms. home privileges. south
east exposure. hUlrd n desired. also gar
are; references. l2i W 9t1
ROOM with two meals for lady. s.. Cl
W 5th
BOARD ard room FOR two. south ex-
posure: also garage. Ai W. Park
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-03

For RENT-T Tnfurniahed 9-room house..
strictly modern. 1917 ". 9Th: Wal.
nut 27Of
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-03
DREsSMAKING AND MILLINERY

-1-17-7lNl0l II-1.IeI--T-
IlESSMAKlNG and alterations Mary
{. houugef Phone Maple 2253. Room
2l5, over kert's
DItESsMNKlNG ond alton. Walnut
1894. 225 West 9Th.
FIRST CLASS dressmaker wishes en-
gagement Walnut 25t
GOOD dressmakinR. ChNdreu's clothes
preferred Maple 3737.J
DESSMAKING by day or contract. Wal,
nut 5iH-R
HANDMADE lingerie aud baby clothes
Miss Hadermpn. 1925 Llnwood Blvd
Phone Walnut 35s7-J
DEEsSMAklNG. embroidery. hair work
Maple 3l95-R.
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ROOM AND BOARD WANTED

YOUNG man desires permanent room and
board, close tp, private family pre-
ferred. no objections TO neat room mate
In separate bed advise fully by letter.
oscar l. Simpson. Western Bank Supply
Co
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-03

F0rn-PooN apartmsnt. i5Olh W. iIL
Walnut 1853
RENT-2 n Clegern. s. yooTn, modern,
$50 Robert Nee, Walnut bss
Al GROOM apartment. close IN adults
only Apply 500 r.. bth ST
For RENT-s room apartment In brlck
rat Walnut $500.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-03

WANTED - First-class cnlored porter
only one with best Of reference and
experience need apply; permanent place
and good wages to right man The En-
porlurn, 2O7 Main.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-03

HpIEnKL EplNG rooms qulet home, beat
location. 1921 n broadway
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-03

WANTED-Blac good all around
man; good shoer; steady work. s. per
day A. Auget, Eureka, Kan.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-03

WANTED at once, meat cutters shop
mem references stockyards Cash
Market g25 w Main
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-03
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS FOR REM

COOL. urfurnishod rooms over offices.
privilege hath. no children. Walnut
1856
TWO nice uufurulshed rooms. private
home, ground floor. nice location, sJl
W. 5th S. Fred Goddard
TWO uuturnshod rooms FOR rent at
hl's y. Harvey. Walnut GiS9.
TWO large unmrnishJd rooms. sos W.
4th. Phone Maple 4239-J.
MODERN. unfurnished Housekeeping and
sleeping rooms, closets and baths, sd-
Joining private entrance; walking dis
tHnce. l0nsh W Main. Maple 32l0
TWO connecting upstairs light house,
keeping rooms with bath: newly pa,
pered. 527 n. Phillips. Walnut 6i22.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-02-27

On page 4S8 of Science and Health
with Key to the Scriptures Mrs. Eddy
has pointed out that the verb believe as
used in the Bible has the significance of
understanding, and she further explains
that THE Scriptures often appear in our
common version to approve and endorse
belief, when they mean to enforce the
necessity of understanding"
Throughout the entire teaching of the
gospels both Jesus and his disciples con-
stantly asserted that salvation was TO
come as result of believing, = as a
result of having faith in God. Paul
says, Without faith it is impossible to
please him. for he that cometh to God
must believe that he is, and that he is a
rewarder of them that diligently seek
him." We are constantly enjoined in
the Scriptures to believe and to have
faith, but we have accepted these words
in the sense of their most shallow
meaning, and have thought that all that
was required of us was tacitly to believe
and we should receive all that Chris
tianity has to offer.
Continued on page -
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that we may know Gods law is con-
stantly insisted upon.
SPIRITUAL UNDERSTANDING NECESSARY.
A study of the lives of the most
prominent characters in the Bible re-
veals the fact that their closeness to
God was the result of their deep and
constant meditation of Him, and that a
knowledge of God has always been es-
sential to the demonstration of His
power over material conditions. We
are prone to think that Abraham and
Moses, Elijah and Elisha, John the Bap-
fist and Jesus, were arbitrarily chosen
of God to fulfill a particular mission
with no reference to their acquired spir-
itual understanding, and that their abil-
ity to demonstrate Gods power was a
special gift bestowed upon them for the
occasion. 1t is true that they were
chosen of God for the work which they
did, but in exactly the same way that
great and good men in OUR own time
have been chosen of God, through the
consciousness and manifestation of
those qualities which enabled them to
do that which needed to be done.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-02-27

dared to deny the material world, the
flesh, and the devil because they were
contrary to His creative perfection; the
only one that dared to deny the actual
existence of anything unlike God, and
therefore the only one that offered as
surance of healing after human hope and
human will and human reason had
failed.
Do you suppose that when | saw all
this | accepted Christian Science? MOI
Instead, for two years | read everything
could find against it (and it was at a
time when there was much criticism) ,
in the hope of convincing myself that it
was not true, for | saw that the spir-
ituality of Christian Science would not
mix with my profession, and | did not
want to give up the practice of medi-
cine But the more | read against 1t,
the more | became convinced of its
TRUTH and here ! am. 1t does heal, and
it does save, just as it did in Jesus
time We need to know something about
God, however, in order to appropriate
the healing, and throughout the entire
teaching of Christian Science the neces-
sity for spiritual understanding in order
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-02-27

since | had to deal with so large men
tai question, which the medical profess
sion either wholly or almost wholly ig-
nored, | would study mental healing
from every standpoint from which It
had been presented, with the idea that
would find in all literature on the sub
jet the presentation of the same prin-
ciple, and so would have broader view
of the question than any single writer,
and with this knowledge would be able
to heal Accordingly, | studied every
thing | could find, from mental thera-
peutics to, Christian Science, and as !
studied | saw that all were alike except
one, and that one was Christian Science
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE THE REMEDY.
Christian Science was the only one
that had so large grasp of the allness
of God as to refuse to dishonor Him
by admitting that anything that He had
made was imperfect or could become
imperfect; was sick when He created it,
or had within it any God-given quality
that could allow it to become sick. 1t
was the only one in which there was no
compromise with matter, and which
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-02-27
A LECTURE
ON
Christian Science
DIR. Walton Hubbard, c. S. B.

Member of the Board of Lecture
ship of The Mother Church, The
First Church of Christ, Scie1-
fist, in Boston, Mass.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-02-27

In practicing medicine / soon found
that there was certain mental element
in every case, and as it was obvious
that this element could not be reached
BY any material means, began to try
to estimate just how large factor it
was in every case that came to me. At
first | thought some cases were quite
largely physical, and others quite largely
mental, but as time went on and through
practice my observation of the mental
side of the question became more keen,
| saw that many types of sickness were
wholly mental, and finally came to see
that they were all entirely so.
This did not mean that was Chris
tan Scientist when | had arrived at this
point, - far from it! | decided that
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14
Ias unierer 2ebelIseriahrmna.

@enn elm Jung perbetratbetes 4anr
ii6 elm Seim einrihtet, ilno babel in
nerniinftiger. ipariamer un6 pobI'
iiberleater @eife sufperte qebt, oonn
iiitb mir jeocsmaI bereit, iinleren les.
ten Sent sli petten, Dab in oieier
Che tpobI Der @tord, nidbt aber Die
SheiounesmifbIe flappern tuiro. gs
lit Die gbe oes iiberHnitbiaen, pergnii.
snlgshidtigen uHbeiorgt in Den Sng
bineinIebenoen Bnores, Die an ben
&lippen bes 9ebens id)eitern piro,
icbalo Der erfre Stllrm bes MtBse-
i6ids berauf5iebt.
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Mms bcnt Msnnisipalgerid3t

pbilip 8iIari, 1872 Sycamore
Strabe, tpel9er bonn gbef bes 6euers
berbitunssblreaus Steinigeipeg angea
flsgt mar, einen ibm gctporbenen 8e'
febl miba4tet su baben. iDnrbe Don
Ridter BeG gu elmer Seloitrafe bon
So unb &oiisn berurtbeilt.
Ser Neser 9eor9e Coleman, tpelter
Der ermprbung bes llbrmn4ers 4lois
Reinbari aneetfast TT, ipurbe ssiterp
bon Hidier Gor obne 3ufaNuns DON
BiiraI6aft ben @robaefhporenen
iIberipieIen. Reinbnrt unO coleman
bntten in benz 8insnmannIaen SUI
ipelisrgeiddft seurbeitet unb tparer
om 25. Snnuar in Streit seratben,
ipobei Der Neger Rsinbnrt nit einem
Stiid @ifen auf ben aopf fhlug. I'm
anbern 5ae ipurbe ReinborPs Gei4e
nabe Blue Qib i'm S@nee aufsefuns
ben.
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Sir jHbiids srisss &OtbleibenSe,

ifiir bas am Sonntog, ben "a.
Sanuor, alteuos i'm gmerb &uoitoz
rum itattfinoenbe aonsert gum Seften
iiibiifxr &rieasnotHeibsnben fperben
ailsgebebnte 8orbereitlingen getrois
fen. Ger grtrag bes SpnSerts flisbt
in ben $4,000, 900 Spros, tpel6er IN
ben Der. Stddisn fir iiibiife Rotbiei-
benbs in europa uub paldItina auis
aebratt tperben fon. 9lfs baitptId4s
li6iter mittpirfenber bei bem aons
5ert tpirb 6err Sofepb Roienblott, etn
iiioiI6er 9dHtor, befdnnt unter bem
geomen Ter iiibif6e Scbn Wtcgors
mad auftreten. 6err Rcfeublntt tpirh
neuen Stiide, bdrunter etliGe eigener
aompoiitiou, portrager. or ipiro DON
einem gutqefdultsn ghor uuterftiibi
iuerben. 4ls Rsbner fir ben Ibertf
tpurbe Wapor Cabin eeponneu.
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gruubsisertbums Sbpotbefeu.
Reue Sppotbeten.

c u y p ptpeteH.
Sbe 2luto Reultp So. an Gouri
Souie Sapinss gant. $500.
@eorge g. Sabgelep on plenidni
Ribge y. unb 6. SO. $4,000.
emma &lausmeper on GaroIins
grsnnen. $4,000.
2ouis Deilunb on Snter @aIIsb 3.
unb 6. q. $1,000.
Carlos 5. 8aber an Dilbert
Wriebt. $500.
Serman q. Sents an Rortb ginc.
6. unb 9. 60. $4,000.
Sofepbine Deters an Sbe Gbaniton
gont. $4,000.
Getilste 9bpot9efeu.
Sane merritt an Retptofpn 3. unf
g. v. So. $3.50.
@rneIt q. 9eneds an Mercantile
3. uuo 8. SO. $4,000.
Ufarp Nieules on Sanpper 9. ",
SO. $500.
Bert Meibbotpstp on Greb. 20,
aleine ssr. $400.
6auffin SnuRFer on pleaiant
Ribee y. uno 6. 60. $500.
6. g. gonifielb, Ss,sites, on 8. 6.
Subbeu. $1,000.
SerIetbe an Grace s. gpnifielb.
$1,000.
@eorse 6. Ba5sl,p on glnna q.
Oousbtp. $500.
Oerielbe an Commercial Earnings
Yanf. $4,000.
Nnna 9ute on 5ome 3. unb g. 60.
$12,50o.
Soiepb @rpb an bielelbe. $500.
Marp 9Ieii on Catherine Seller.
$428.
Ni9olas S9ulie an Gnterprtis ..
unb 9. SO. $400.
Wolter s. 9ammers on Weitpoor
9pmefteao 60. $500.
6reoerida gBerner on Soutbern
Obio 6. uub Z. So. 1920.
Derfelbe an 9srpr 9. unb 8. 60.
S1.00.
Sophie WaueIler on s5inbIap 9. unb
3. So. 10. 3. $4,000.
German q. 5ente an 9lortb ginc.
9. unb q. 60. $4,000.
Seorse ). Potter on Soutbern
Shio g. unb 3. gp. $1,000.
5raut 9oes on gfmore 8. unb g.
go. $4,000.
german 10. alba6 an Riperfibe 3.
u. unb 9. So. $2250.
Sobn Sirih an ct. Sernarb 9. unb
Q. u. So. $500.
9eHie y. aibn an 8. 6. pa6ouh
60. S749,
Boron 8. Dan Camp ON ssrant Qes
Gpurb, @Fianee. S763.33.
Spf. 6. Softer on GbiIbrens Come
BON Cincinnati. $4,000.
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Oebnrten.

syafpsr iuIb 6eisn Rptri. 514 Oi
3. Strabs, auabe..
Wartin uno Guniee Bead, 132(
Boiuman Gtrabs. auabe.
6drrp ino 5eleH yieImdn, Wao,
uno Bapmillsr Gtrabe, Wdb4en-
syrdnt unb Gallie CUNT. 525 yam
nibal GtraBs. Wdbhen.
George uno Mprtls Wdliers. 73t
Weit Court Sirabe, Rnabe.
Oapib unb @gnes Whtrpbs, 92t
Weit 8. SiraBs. 2nabs.
Wirail unb katherine Gdtfon, 1907
@sit Gtrdbs, Gnnbs.
Omen lnb areoa DufG, 2131
Stcrrs Gtrabe, 4ndbe..
Geo. unb aSelin. Wlitten, 1014
Weit 8. Girabs. anabe.
WilIinm unb 6elsn Oiss6dh, Is
90. 6ofiiitr Gtrubs, Rnabe.
sJobn nnb Wldmie 6enberfcn, Il
Wdfbinaton getraes. Wdbden.
Jofepb inb gli51beih Goriea, 1131
Weipebere Gtrabe, Wdbden.
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'bafiir .miinbii4' 5u bsbnnten baben;
aud bauert es beut5utdee eepDbnliG
fein Sabr me1r. Bis Nalentin unb
DaIentine Dor BEN Mltar fteben, mans
DE iiub nod einem Jnbr bereits tpies
Der ge19iebsu!
Dem f&0nen @ebraud, am galerls
iinstag iinnise 0tihenfe unb Wiinide
on bic unferm 5ersen 1abeitebsnben
81 fdiden, baben bic Ge{96ftsIeuie
itfts In ipeitgsbelbjter WeiIe Re6nuna
Igstrasen, mic bic qefdmadpollen Nus
lager Dieler aaufbduier, S9reibDods
renbonblungen, Aonbiforeisn unb
glumenbanblungen 5ur Genijgs beipeis
fen. Die grisFirdssr batten INNER
einen ihDerer Gns uno unfre mos
btrnen 6ermesiiinger hntieH an Doe
lentinstng 2aiien au l@leppsn. ME iie
Weibna9ten unb Neuinbr foum fHipes
rer fparsn. Dds IN bsuer anbers. Die
sSeiten iinb al Qiebess unb fonitigen
Sderssn nidt dnseihdn. Wlan 3iebt
Dor. Elm pdar ariegsmorien su taufen,
als bas 0slb In mebr pber tptriatr
qeffmddlolen 9altnttnsfartsn ansules
gen. gs finb aud tnum neue Muiitr
al entbeden sspsfen II. bic S6aufens
fer seiaten bns biliisiie ober Waaren
rom ltbten Sabr. go prben bic
Hrieftrdger iibsr befonbers fdpers
9frbeit bsute niat fonberlib su Hagen
baben.
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Gterbiidbfe terid)t.

glelIie M. g}abns, 81. ga Ri6mont
Sirabs, alnsenent3iinbirng.
Sobn 6taIp, 20, Sortpea. Riertn'
Itiben.
Gam. Nefsn. As. 1887 Gsntral
Mbs., SubUtuIofis.
Dssar 8. ariie. 40, @rpoilin.
9lbg., S&pdhe.
emma Wl. S4aefsr. A, 1915
6oppie Roab. Rierenleioen.
Tiktrin 5liebepoA, 78, 1124 Gar.
nsp Gtrabs, 5er5lsib,n.
Aatberina gartblsin. 70. 1903 on
3. GtrnBs. QbernDertdltiing.
gloie gutfxr. 81. 1868 Gutter
GtrdBs. glitrenIeiben.
Gbdriss Ring, 3s, 1913 get9nonl
GtrnBs, g2isrenieiben.
arnnnbd G. Boiren, 20, 1923 Wdr.
rsu GtraBe, qeberfrtbs.
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perSpmals sNotisen.

9sTttrn ftorb in ibrtm Seim. SO.
1910 Main Strabe, 5rau W arb u.
5unfer i'm Nlter Don 76 Sabren.
sic batts i'm Biirgertries als arans
fenpfleserin fnngirt. Ra9 Dem Dor
40 Sabren erfoIsten 9ooe ibres Sats
ten batts iis bic @ertretune elmer
R6bmaihiren Geielif9uft in Gin
einnnti iibernommen unD mar bis gu
ifrsm 1obe in biefer gisenI4oft tbds
iig seipeien. Jrou Gnnfer mar bic
@robmuttsr Don germ q. 6. Gdnter
BON go. 500 NaooiIon gtoab, BEN
@leftrifer bts S6ilratbs, getpefen
9ie 8esrbisltg finbet morsen Na9'
mittds I'm 2 llbr itatt.
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Or. Sobm R. CALLAHAN.
Ter befanute 3afnar5f plStli6 psm
Sobe absernfen.

Dur6 einsn pl5blikn Sob ipurbe
in ber ga6t auF Witipo4 Or. Spbn
R. Callahan, siner Der beianntslten
3abnd5te bss 2anbss. aus Dem Se'
ben abserufen. CT pur6e ssitsrn
Waorgsn i'm Queen gitb Club toot i'm
gett sefunben. Ga6btm er ipdbrenb
ees gan5en aasss in Heiner Office I'M
gappnne gebdaoe gearbtitet bate, be-
sab iidb Or. galabon .dm 2ienitds
9lbenb nod BEN alub, no CT nod on
einem arttisl iiber sabndratlide lin
terfuAunssn f6rieb. 9lls CT seitern
Morgen nid)t IN isiner Office ere
i9ien, ipurbe ein Bots nah benz Hfub
geianM, ipelfer ii6 iiber ods anss
bleiben bes Oottors eriunoissn folls
te, unS dIs baraufbin Elm anseitellter
bes alnbs ii9 nab benz Simmer Dr.
galInbans besdb. fauo er bidtn tobt
TN Bette duf. 4uf bem 8ett lag Elm
Bud, in pddem Der Dsritorbene
augenideinlid seIelen bafie, epe er
einfdlief, um ni6t tDitber 81 ertpa'
den. Gin Sr5fdIas 9aiie ieinem Ge'
Zen Elm 3isl sdett.
Or. Galabon mar mebrere Sabre an
Ter Spibe bts 3abndrstlifsnD Departe'
ments i'm itGStiidsn 5oipitaI ses
itanben. 5nfOlss ieinsr berporraseis
ben aeiiiunen ipur ilm i'm fsbten
Jdtse Don Der Rem Dori Denial Sos
tistp bic sOlbene SarSk Wsoaiae
3ueyfannt tporben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14

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