davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-19
EVENING or MUSIC.
Noted Talent nj West Presbyterian
fhurch Next Sunday Night


An evening of music music of tho real
sort by real artists has been arranged
for West Presbyterian Church next Sun
day night, the occasion being women 3
night The orchestra, which IS under thr
direction Of Charles NJ Banks. the con
iuctor, will bc augmented by several
notable musicians from Philadelphia.
among whom will be ~ascha JacObinof,
violinst. who Will hc recalled as ono Of
the Philadelphia Orchcstras aoloists. and
Michael De Plcrri = noted harpist The
program 10 be presented is ~ follows
Selection from the opera "Tannhauser,
by II Wagner
Scotch Lullaby. by Lingi Won kunitz
Bridal Song from symphony, Rural
Wedding. BY & Goldnark
Suite Romantiquo. "A Day n Venice
"a Dawn b. Venetian Love Song;
tr) food Night by Ethelbcrt Nevin
OffertoIy. ave Marie Schubert
Arranged Dy WilVemy ~ascha Jacohi-
nof viollnst; harp acconpanist
Iargo by G. T Hacndc
March ( cremation. from the opera
Folkungcr ~ T. krctschmcr
The following narncd talent will rom
pose the orchestra
First violins Mrs Marv Emma Mo
Harry 1 ~tauechach
Second victims Carl VI Elmer. George
" Elliott
Violas Ralph T Jacobs, John X Wit
zcrnans
Cello a sidney Homer
BASS Thomas Richard
Oboe William ADAMS
lldtc ~ ID Alexander
iarloncts John " FcN. Lome Norre
Horns + Il Antonell, Harry Reosh-
man
Trumpcts Collins B Tatman. samuel
=. Denny
Trombone Henry G Drainc.
Piano John Thoms
Harp Michael de Pcrrie
~ola violin ~lscha Jacohlnoff
There viii be appropriate vocal Sc
lections by Professor Clymers chorus and
BY the women present DR. Smiley viii
deliver m address on the theme The
Ideal IS Woman The service will begin at
: l5 o o'clock Is minutes before the usual
hour The church doors will be open At
DIS No seats will be reserved Men as
vel! - woTneu will be welcome
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-19
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

IIibernIan knights.
Oriental Lodge, II. Of T.
Excelsior Lodge, N OF T.
Fairfax Lodge, l. @ O |
Alpha Council, l.. q. r
Local No BIB, l. b T. W
Laurel Council [ L Of \
Liberty Lodge, \ O L "
Brandywine Lodge ). OF Il
Columbia Lodge. o @ +
st Georges Castle, X G.. f.
Local No. 1926, { Il J. of A
Wilmington Tinsmiths mon
Third Ward Democratic Club
Manitou Tribe. Imp'd o. r. NJ.
Star Of Delaware Lodge, ;. Of b.
Friendship ConcIave, 5. ". NJ.
st Johns Chapter, No. I, 4 A NJ
Delaware Tribe, Impd O. r. VI.
Washington Council, L. T. of \
Diligent Council, Jr, Q. L. A. NJ
Washington Council O. L. A NJ
Jacobs Camp, No. 1921, NJ ". 4
Delaware Haymakers' Association.
Lady Jefferson Home Communion.
Telegraph Council, Jr. O. L A NJ
James \ Garfield Council, b of T.
Canton, Delaware. T. NJ, l. @. o /
Washington Camp, No I. =. q. ) !
Wilmington Lodge, No lS3, l.. q. O. N
Wilmington Lodge, No. Ia l. .. 6 I
Plumbers Gas and Steam Filters Union
Court Diamond State. Ne 1, L. OF L \
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-19
Charles W. Schwab. Shipbuilder.

General approval By the newspapers
has attended tho appointment of Mr.
Charles NJ. >chwab. head OF the great
bethlehem Steel Corporation. a. director
general Of the Shipbuilding Board 1t i
conceded he is the very man for the place
and that under MS efficient direction the
work Of the Shipbuilding Board will be
Carried on with efficiency and dispatch
Mr. Schwab has fully established his
reputation a. successful director Of great
industrial enterprises Most conspicuous
has been his facility in selecting agents TO
carry on the various departments of his
vast undertakings. investing them With
full responsibility and complete authority,
and leaving the important matter 81 re-
suits in their hands II Is said be seldom
made mistake III his selections That hc
will have equal success IN his adfmnlstra-
tlon Of the government enterprise IN ship
building may be confidently expected
There is great work for the govern
ment to do. II has entered upon an enor-
nous constructive enterprise, ia order 10
provide. as rapidly as possible ships 70 aid
in the prosecution Of the war What the
war is our people ought to know now. if
they never realized before. It is a gigantic
undertaking to overthrow great military
nation, built up to tremendous proportions
BY half century Of careful preparation,
which undoubtedly aims at world domino
ton Against this mighty power We are
now waging war, and having taken the
step, we cannot turn back We must win
this war, or else become a subservent
nation And this we could never consent to.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-19
i Observation-Disclosures,
RlPPI ING RHYMES.
by Walt Mason.
GARDEN PERIIS.

I've spaded up my acre bot, 10
make "A wartime garden; twill be
the smoothest little plot YOU ever
saw a bard in I've sown the kind
of boneless greens that used to please
our daddies, and | have beds OF
peas and beans and leeks and finnan
haddies. And neighbors come along
and say, ''in vain is all your toll
ing For vagrant hens will come
this way, your treasured garden
spelling. And dogs will come, and
once or twice they II ~allow III Your
lettuce; then YOU Il recall our sage
advice, an. then. YOU won forget
US And when the moonlight. white,
I intense, the world in silver washes,
a COW will climb your garden fence,
and eat your Hubbard squashes
Some night a horse, from halter
free, perhaps a gray with dapples,
will come and climb up yonder tree
and swallow all your apples, And
hogs will come from distant pens,
long leagues they'll come, a-kitlng,
to eat the onions that the hens
passed up as unlnvitlng. Oh, we
have raised such garden sass, to
feed such vagrant varmints, and
we have wcpt and erred Alas and
torn our boards and garments
It's such encouragement as this |
get when ] am hoelng, and It de
stroys the peaceful bliss | felt. To
see things growing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-19

Keep right on with the Liberty Loan
drive in Delaware From all sections come
encouraging reports, but We cannot do too
much We want 10 increase our maximum
allotment of twelve millions by hand
9oIue margin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-19
Middle Exams.

The final examination Tor midshlpmcn
IN the Naval academy was taken ,estcr-
day afternoon in he edcral oIrt Room.
over 80 men took the examinations. The
results of these examinations viii not 10
made known Tor some tune and the
physical tests will be held ID annapolis
following he announcements rygardmg
;h,. mental exams
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-19

The Erie and other canals Of New York
State have been taken over by the Fed
eral government, to be operated as an
effective and to the railroad transporta-
ton system This move should result in
large increase IN the transportation OF all
kInds Of freight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-19

Whitewater. Kansas, with Liberty
Loan quota Of $4,000 quickly subscribed
S2l6,250 We do not propose to allow
Whitewater. Kansas, TO take a seat in
front OF Wilmington Delnware-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-19

Bolo Pasha. the traitor 10 France, fol-
lowing conviction after fair trial, was
stood up against wall and shot by
firing squad Here should be warning to
some traitors in this country If they
deserve like fate, it should be visited
upon them
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-19

There will be general regret over the
retirement of Patrolman John F Ward
from the city police forcS Patrolmah
Ward has served his quarter of century
on the force with high credit, and is en-
titled 10 the privilege Of retiring, in ac-
cordance with the inexorable demands
OF time. As policeman he did splendid
work, and he was especially efficient as
traffic officer, being one Of the first to be
assigned 10 this service. The good wishes
OF hundreds OF citizens Will be freely ex-
tended TO him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-19
Sore Throat or Mouth

You should keep the throat and mouth
clean and healthy. Any disease that
attacks the canal through which must pass
the. food we eat, the beverages we drink
and the very air we breathe is serious
matter. Why neglect Sore Throat or
Sore Mouth when TONSILINE makes it
so easy for you to get relief?
TONSILINE is specially prepared for
that one purpose. TONSILINE -
does its full duty-you can sLs(
depend upon it. Keep bottle
IN the house - where you can
get it quickly when needed. 35c-. IN
and 60c. Hospital Size, sl.00. IA
Your druggist sells TONSuLINE. "A
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-25
YANKEE SOLDIERS
ARE VERY VEIL FED
Pies and Fruit Are Regular
Features of the Army
Menu.

Mrs. Jennie Boyd, Of the South Side,
house, has received the following in
terestine letter from clyde R. Wilson,
who is now with the American army
in France:
We Just came back from the front
line few days ago. Ten or II days
seem like a good while in the trench
as any more to me. The first time I
didn't mind It near SO much but we
had a good place to sleep and all
kinds Of eating. One place before we
went up to the lines went into an
orchard and had a good feed OF plumbs
and apples. There were good many
lat with the amount Of soldiers over
here an orchard doesn't last very long.
You Just ought to see me cooking.
When we came back the first few days
/ was cook for my section and We
would have French fried potatoes
about every meal and stewed plunbs
and fried tomatoes and carrots, be
sides what they would send US from
the kitchen. They would send US
bread and steak and sometimes PIES
apple or plumb). I had to let my
belt out hole about every meal. So
YOU can see we are getting plenty to
eat. I am Just as fat as ever was.
wrote to Georgia about two weeks
ago. I will be looking for good long
answer In three or four weeks Twas
in one place some time ago and 1
thought that I had found Earl. There
were couple Of Wilson boys in the
company. But not him. II Georgia
sends me his address 1 may be able
to find him. meet boys from o. town
about every place go any more. But
I never hear from or see the Cool
spring boys. Well have to go on
guard tonight and it is about time. so
I viii close for this time. These few
lines leave me well. Hope they find
Won all the same. Answer soon again.
CLYDE R. WILSON.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-25
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
IT'S Easy-HYou Know Dr..
Edwards Olive Tablets

Thesecret Of keeping young fsto feel
young-to do this you must watch your
tiverand bowels here'enoneedof hav"
ia9 a saIIoW complexion-drk rings
under your eyes-pimPles-a bilious
i0ok IN your face-duIl eyes with no
sparkle. Your doctor vii tell you ninety
percent Of III sickness comes rum m.
active bowels and Liver. I
IN Ohio, perfected a vegetable com.
pound mixed with olive oil TO act On
the liveT and bowels which he gave to
his patents for years.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets the sub
stitute for calomel are gentle in then
action yet always effective Theybring
about that e1nberance OF spirit that
natural buoyancy which sslSuld be en-.
ioyed byereryone, bytonlnG up the tveE
and clearing the system Of impurities.
You WIN know DE-. Edwards Olive
Tablets by their olive color. 90c and
S5c Per box AN dTuegisS
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-25
TIE CASUAL TY LIST

Harp, Edward L., Van Buren, AK
Heller, Josiah L, Somerset, Pa
Herman, Steve, steubenville, Ohio.
Hfmberger, Edward, Woodhaven, n.
Israel, Irving. New York. n. Y.
Jaman, John, Buffalo, n. Y.
Jameson, Letcher T., Concord. Va
James, Charles C., West Philadelphia,
jenkins nai charles. New York, n. Y.
Kohler, Casper, Frank, Brooklyn, N.
Klaus, Edmond K, Chicago, NJ
LANCE. OWN Binnix, New Canaan,
Conn.
Leblanc, Ray J., Garyv1le. La.
LeEkovitz, Jacob Coney Island, N Y.
L!basci, Paul, Rldgewood, N. Y.
Mckenzie, James H., Carthage, n. G.
Matthews, Roy, Atkins, Ark.
Meyer, John P, Brooklyn, n. Y.
Miles, Lee H., Pollock, La.
Mills, George Joseph, Troy, N. II.
Afi!lsaps, Neil T., Syracuse, n. Y.
Mullen, Thomas J., New York, n. Y.
Nackler. Joseph, New Bedford, Mass.
Cakes. Mayberry c.. Riddlesburg, Pa.
O'Boyle, James j., Chicago, Ill
Petty, Paul, AndaIusia, Ala.
Philips, William J., Johnstown, Pa.
Poucastro. Joseph, Altoona, Pa.
PoulIott, Thomas J., Palmyra, n. ].
Powers, James A, Jeanette, Pa.
Powers. Willie, Clinchport, Va.
Pridemore, William J., Charleston, w.
Va
Puppo, Veto, shamokinNPa.
Reilly, Lawrence a, New York, N. Y.
Ridsdale, Thomas w, Greensburg. Pa
Romano, William, Chicago, Ill.
Roselli, John R., Philadelphia, Pa.
Sapp, Arthur G., Ash Grove, Iowa.
Schwoer, John, Philadelphia. Pa.
Scrivner, Rufus NEuldrow, Okla.
Shannon, George, New York. n. Y.
Sharp, John w, Berlin, n. ].
Shaw. Frank E, Philadelphia. Pa.
Shedd, Written Dexter, East Provi-
derce. R. I.
sfca. NivoIa. Port Washington, N Y.
S:cEorman, Clarence c., Friendship,
s!snon. Joseph H., Philadelphia. Pa.
Stah!. Floyd H. Conway, Pa.
Strong, Arthur R., De Kalb. Mo.
Sullivan. Felix NJ. Grant, Va.
Tappen, James j.. Stapleton, n. Y.
Turner. John, Peoria. Ariz-
! Tv-yniag. Thomas s., Grand Rapids,
!ry:er. Howard E. Bethel, Me.
,N2nscrdcr. Clifford r.. Corning. n. Y.
Votsw-. Carroll c., Durham, Okla.
Wn:se. Robert. Lovilia. Iowa.
Whitley. Paul J., San Antonio, Tex.
VTie-zbeasI5;, Tofil, Wyoming, Pa.
Hintcrnutc. Joseph L., Andover, n. ].
Young. Charles W. Mount Vernon, Ia.
Slightly Wounded in Action.
Pirate
Turner, Harry A, Masontown. W. Va.
TIE MORNING LIST.
The casualty list printed in the
newspapers Of this morning showed:
Killed in action II; died of wounds,
/ 10; died OF accident and other causes.
L; died Of disease. !; wounded severe
ly. 50: wounded (degree undetermin-
cd). 81: wounded slightly, 90; missing
in action. 5: died of aeroplane acct
dent. .. Total. 26i.
west virginians mentioned in the
morning list are:
Killed in action-RaymOpd R. Beck
EFT, Salt Rock.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-25
finds S0NET Hing TO
Do THE BUSINESS

''I tried everything that heard OF
for the stomach and bowel trouble
ard bloating. but got no permanent
help until I tried NIayr's Wonderful
Remedy, and that did the business
S;y son in Canada has also taken it
and it has done him lot OF good"
It IS a simple, harmless preparation
that removes the catarrhal mucus
from the intestinal tract and allays
the inflammation which causes practi-
caI1y all stomach, liver and intestinal
ailments. including appendicitis. One
desc will convince Or money refunded.
Cranes Drug Store r. & n. Drug
Co., Prescription Pharmacy at Man
nirgton and druggists everywhere.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-25
HERE'S QUICK RELIEF FOR
YOUR TIRED, STRAINED Nus LES

For sprains, strains, bruises, black
and blue spots, Sloan's Iinlmene re-
duces the pain and cases the sore1eSS
Certainly fne for rheumatism. std
neck, sciatica, lama back, eooehaehel
You dont1eed to1b-Etpenenate.
Its use l. so universal that yolllS
consider SIoan's Iinincne friend
fhewhoie family. Geuerous 9ze botttee
at druggists eveFYWhsre.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-25

Mems Suits Of wool cassimeres. chevtots
and novelty mixtures. well made, and but
Values to $22.50 at UtIsSS
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-25

When your muscles become tired and
swollen and the joints become stlh'
your circulation poor, and your suter-
ing makes you irritable. an application
Of SIoan's Iinimcnt gives you quick
reIief-iIls pain, starts up a good
circulation, relieves congestion. It Is
easier and cleaner to use than u1ussy
plastezs OF ointments, acts quIcEly and
does not clog the pores. It does not
stain the AIM
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-25

ISccagno, Antonio. PIttsfield. Mass.
Died from accident and Other Causes
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-25

Jenkins, Charles, New York, n. 7.
Kohler. Casper, Frank, Brooklyn, N.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-25
DON'T LET A cold
KEEP YOU Al. HONE
DE-. Kings New Discovery
almost never fails to.
bring quick relief

Small doses once IN awhile and that
thzoat.tea-icg, iung-spIitting cough
soon qu;ets down. Another dose ard a
hot beth before jumping into bed, a
good aeeps and back to normal IN the
DF. Kings New Dssoovazs ven
known. For fifty years it'S been
relieving coughs, colds and bronchial
attaelG For fifty years ie has been
sold by Druggists everywhere A
Feha6Ieremedythat you yourself orany
11emberof your family can takeoafeIY,
60c and SID.
Train hoseS Stubborn Bowels
Help nature take It's course, not
With q violent, habit forming purza.
tive, but with gentle but certain and
4afuralIaxadve, DR.. KinEis New Lie
gus. Ionic In action, It stimulates the
lax bowels. Sold By druggists. ,25c:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-25

:. died Of disease, q; wounded severe
- wounded degree undeter.
nIned 137s wounded slightly, II;
missing n action, 8 prisoners, 4.
Total 20.
Killed IN Action.
pnteF. Frsd r, Los Angeles. Cal.
PieTson Owen C., S1fankato, Mimi.
Ramsey Lloyd y, Carnegie, Pa
Rocker John o. Chdlicothe, Ohio.
Died from Wounds ReceIVed In Action.
scsagno. Antonio. PIttsneld. Mass.
Did from Aeetdent and Other Causes.
1eSIlisteF, wnliam ". Los Angeles,
paterson, Patrick, Denver, Okla
DIed Of Disease.
PElstt Homer. canebrake, ". Va.
Wounded Severely In Action
Corpora
1lssaan, Charles, Beba. Mich
slosa;sT, water. Price I'M Station.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
creeeh; Horton Harlan, KY.
DomasIIy, Earnest p, Latrobe, Pa
Donahues Richard T, Watertown, S.
oIsdseiter George washington. South
milwaukee, Wis.
IEII. John b.. Brooklyn, n. 2.
kirkland, Robert L, Clantons Ala.
LEuard, Ross o., 1IaysyiIle. Okla
P6beE1at, Earl, Anderson, Ind.
Pe6Ibes, Noah F., West Bend, Iowa
Sehutzenbach, Louis, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Shnltz; Lester b.. Greenville. Ohio.
Sittera, Antonio s., Rochester, N z.
Wounded Degree Undetermined)-
DsF6y. Phiiip NJ, Philadelphia. Pa
odrslers John W. Como. Miss.
Parker. Clarence e., Tyler. Tex.
JEering, Frederick H. New York. n,
no1sall. Henry h. Jr, Philadelphia,
rannan, william J., Philadelphia. Pa.
Cameron. George a., Brookline. Mass.
Coshey, John R., Greensburg, Pa.
Dennis, Richard Ludwig. Menomonie.
Saam. Harry R.. Chicago, III.
johnson, Charles Oscar, Jamaica, n,
6sIs Edward J., Brooklyn. n. Y.
Love. Henry r., Philadelphia. Pa
Mcdonald, Arthur T.. Olean, N. Y.
Poiioef Waiter G., Philadelphia. Pa.
ReIsenwitz, John Edward, Phiiadei-
corporais-
Bane Albert G., Washington, Pa
Barlow, Giles, Wausau, Wis.
Bell Coy s., Troy, N. G.
Benkendorf. William J., st. Louis, Mo.
Brown; clifford, Altoona, Pa.
Delong. Clema, Newell, w. Va.
sinnons, Romance Price, Grand Rap
s, Mich
llst, Joseph 5orsan. Layton. Pa
Green Thomas c., Altoona, Pa.
Kelly. Thomas F., Philadelphia, Pa
oSilsardi, James, New York, n. Y.
forrow. Bert b, Brooklyn, n. Y
Page Charles w, Jr., Altoona, Pa.
Palmer. George. PhiIadelohia. Pa.
SigeI John E. Brooklyn, n. Y
smith, Harrison, East Freedom, Pa.
Spring Elmer 6, Blooningdale, Mich
TannehiI Meade A. Scottdale, Pa.
eIpitka George, Chicago, III:
FeInmann, John G.. Philadelphia, Pa.
Lechanics-
Eicho Walter, Ramey, Pa.
PrfVates-
Adams, Harold F., Lance1oth, Pa
MINI.
hburn, Paul NJ, Altoona, Pa.
BagnfeWsH. Peter A., Chicago, III. -
Ben jamin, Louis Venorder, Appleton
wis.
eFns Joseph L., Lounsberry. n. 7.
etllarn. John R., philadelphia, Pa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-04
auedfiIber.Rrnhnf

- GuediiIber. grobuf.
tion in Den Ber. Gtaaten
Gie Iestidbriae GllediiIbg.g groca,f.
ton Der 9ereinigten Gtaaten pGr
qaartitatiO Die groBte felt 1883 uno
aualitaiiD Die groBte lett 1875. Sic
betrlig. pie bonn llniteo Stutes Geo.
logical Suruep oes Separtenlent oes
ssnnern mitgetbeilt miro, 36,351
ssiaf6en puR ie 70 pfuHb. peIde i'm
oiirfihRittlifen San sSrareiscoer
MartpreiS ($106t2 per NLaihe) ei.
men gssrtb UOn $685., 900 baben.
Die Yroouftion in 1916 be5iiferte ii6
MIR aiii 1882 SLniben. Die proSu.
5iereuben Staaten iparen GaIiior.
ma, 2eras, geDaoa, Oregon uHo glri.
Jonn. California Iieferte 34,251
5laid5eH, plsrtauieno mebr oils I'M
gorlabre, mos mif bie boberen 4u.
foroerunaeH Biriidsufiibren lit, Die
ieit sipei Snbren inioIse oes arieaes
on DIE Guediilbersriibeu geitellt ipur.
ben. Tie abbott @rube Duroe alif
eiunaI proouftip, Die Selen 8r,be
beipdbrte ii9 ,ino Die SaIlpbir Banfs
mari mebr ab oils icHit. Die Big
sSsnjim mar ein ueiier groolpeut. Die
Natriquin foroerte ibre uormaIe
Gnuntiidt, pdbreuS ore Bella llnion
iInb oie Ga Soma benlerfensmertbe
Sortihritte unhteu. Sie 9setp Sbriaj
@rubs bat tpenis mehr oils i'm Dor!
iabr proonSirt une bIeibt ole gr0bte
SnefiiIber 8rooiueHtin stmerifas.
Iie 9anlbrai mar uliibig, Die Seeanic
bingeeen iteiserte ibre grobirftion.
NeYcntlihe @epinne fonirten bic Retp
allmaSen. glew Guadalupe unh ct.
Sobns perseidynem bessIeihel bic
GnIpcr gaer, @reot Gaiteru, 6loner.
bale nRS Soerates. Sercs proSiBirtc
iD,75Y sSIaid,en glepaoa 916. iuo
ARIZONA usla Srssou ssianulca 422.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-04
Ssius siidJmaniereH.

Gin Diner Yeters oes @roBeH
miro III ben 9rielcn oeS Serrn poB
SaInage. Der 81 gIniang oeS IL.
SabrbunDerts aanonlfiis pon Silt.
tlb mar liiiO oen Der Sar nah Spaa
einselaben bate, ple iol9t beibrIc,
ben: -Se. Wiaieiiat iaB nit gsadt
milse uno obne Salsblnoe oil Der
Spise Der Saiei. Die Spelien wur.
cen Don SoloateH ierpicrt, ocu
@ein ldeatte 4eter 0eH eli @diien
eigcnbatOla ein- Snerlt uuroe elne
sroBe S6liilel oOa Slippenllapleg
auisetrageh BON oepen leOcr Vait
erncn poreelest erblelt. Iaun faulen
9ubner, Die $eier lorgTaItls prultc,
nIOem er leoes oapon unter leine
Icie belt. Sntte er elm Subn gut
belunoen 10 mari er es Dem 0alt,
lur ben es beltIultlt mar, 5u. Dtebr
oils eIu $ubn CAB es nl6t iir eInen
oon uns, uu0 mer nod Suneer batte,
mubte ibn nit ben Sistults hIlleu.
uel9e ole Wtabl5eit bel9loilen SSns
mid betrtfit. 10 mar mem slppetit
beim AnbIId oes MT Sett mo sSeIn
eetrdnften Sildtudes ioiort &c.
idmunoen. SD bate mir iIbrieeIs
Die 6reibeit seHommen, or. NaIeitdt
aus meiuem 8orten eineH &orb Stir
iten mIt6ubrlngen, pouon er nab.
teno ullierer unterbaltung nlInoe.
items ie6s Yiuro aB."