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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-09

a vacation may be looked upon as a
good Investment of time u worthy
example OF thrift. But in the abnor-
nal days IF war when every bit Of man
power that can be obtained should be
mad" available. VIC should look on II
rs pririntir duty-us an Instance OF
Iltr.utlc thrift 49, to either eliminate
our vacations entirely or cut thcm
down very materially.
There are probably Mt least 4o,mo.-
Om pvuplc in the United States who
normally take vacations running from
one week to two months. 1t is not
possible to make an accurate estimate
uf these firlrcs. but even two weeks
each for O.Uoo. 100 people would be
equal to the time of several hundred
thousand citizens for a period OF tho
whulc YEN. just at this time our
nalion can ill afford this loss of human
cndcaVnr.
We are c,owding to the limit to get
our soldiers over to the fighting front.
Their places must be filled Mt homo,
aud they must be supplied with food
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WHEELING MEN ON TRIAL
FOR BIG WHISKEY THEFT

Special Dispatch to Th" lnt"Ihccnccr.
ELklNS. W. Va. July H.--AtI"r sun
dty Adjournment federal court con-
v"rl"d ,"-dHy with Judc" Aston q. bay
ton on TN, bench. During tl2 day TWO
r"u:rr"!rrS were heard.
". T.. AShhuru. aE"d school teacher.
- Ten Mill. in rpshUr county. lndict-
II for making u speech at = $Ch"u!
gathering against the policies of the
.~nvrrumrnl, confessed Ia ala Indictment
charging espionage. !!r WAS sentenced
!" s"ry" three months in III" tr%hur
county jail and Wa lined slho.
Garrett Wolfe confessed In i viola
zion 81 tho. Eccd amendment and was
sentenced To serve ten days and to pay
Il $50 fine in the Marion county Jail in
Hairmv;t.
The trial nf Harry Dean and Homer
Davis. former Wheeling policeman.
charged with stealing 5000 worth ~
whiSk"y from cars in the Frnwo"d
railroad yards. occupied the court to-
day. Tn" government did not complete
its case and the trial Will bc continued
Tomorrow.
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bodying novel ideas on educational
matters.
Moreover, after having attended the
University of Notre Dame and the
University Of Hetdelburg, he studied
at the University Of Treiburg, which
in 1906 granted him the degree Of
doctor Of medicine.
Although the attorney generals state
m"nt termed l'r. I:un"ly. vice pr"Si-
dent and treasurer of IN" Mail and EX-
rrrSS company. IN" ne" spapcr'S cdI-
toriaI p;Lc" shows him to be vice rrrSi-
dent anu secretary. In n statement
issued late Tonight Assistant state At
i"rn"y General l!"ck"r said
"Thr entire amount which went into
tn" purchase Of the Evening Mail was
derived from the sale of German war
bonds in This country The hnnd-
holders II thu Mail and Express COM
pInr will lake possession Of tn" Even
iiL% Mail tn-Inurrow morning. and we
viii sec /" Il that the ir!" AmrrIraDism
Ior which "" stand VIII h" reflected in
h" columns Of the paper said Henry
l.. Studiard. president Of the company.
is Il statement tonight.
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DECLARES ROAD WORK
CAN BE CONTINUED

CHARLESTON. w. Va: July s.
Commissioner "f Roads Scanlon to-day.
in II letter declared that II is possible
In E,r ahead with road work In the state
ami still comply with the wishes Of
tn" national council Of defense. TO elirni-
maize TRANSFORMATION Of materials. Mr..
S,ranl"n drC!ar"d' that the policy Of tho
commission would be to try TO get all
III" Class y roads property surveyed
and spend money and labor in making
good roads. including alignment grad
ing and drainage. In that way. he says.
the roads can 10 made pnssable the year
round. though th"y still arc dirt roads.
The roads. h" said. easily can be hard
surfaced when conditions again become
normal.
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LITTLE TALKS ON THRIFT
BY S. w. STRAUS
P-rJ;:fnf american Society for ThrIf

and clothing. Waste of time is just rs
had ns waste of food or any other
material resource 1t would be fine
example of patriotism for each person
who had planned n vacation to vol
UNFAIRLY eliminate ono week OF 1t. The
aggregate benefit of such action would
mean much to our country i'll winning
the war.
We arc eliminating other forms Of
waste with An enthusiasm born Of pa
triotc devotion. Why not eliminate tho
worst waste of all-wastc Of tuner
The elimination of one week of on?
vacation would make possible the say
ing of several million dollars in railway
fare. hotel bills and miscellaneous vaca-
lion expenses. II this saving wcro
placed in Liberty Bonds or Thrift
Stamps our act of patriotism would DO
thus further shown.
This is not in any way a sweeping
condemnation Of vacations. The vaca-
ton is not TO be considered as m act
of thriillessness. But our standards of
today arc not what they WIRE two
years ago Nor what they will DO when
peace comes again.
The vacation is n good thing gcner-
ally because it gives one rest and
change which prolongs life and adds
TO our efficiency. But the need Of
man power is So urgent in winning tho
war that there should be no let down
The muchine of national activity must
be kept running at top speed until tho
war IL won, no matter what inconven-
ience it may cause to the individual.
The necessity Of yesterday has be-
come the luxury of today. The vaca-
ton is al example,
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SERIOUS CHARGE BY
YOUNG MANS FIANCEE

Special Dispatch +" ~ lntrillGrnc"r.
AIAKTl%&RI'Iit; W. Va. July s.
: Accused ~: attacking his Ehncrc. "h''e
on nm automobile ride. William ). Nell
sou. proprietor al the berkeley battery
company. "f MartimshurE. WAS to-day
h'Id und"r bond ul $:.nHd fer Il prcilni-
innry hearing IN IuStir" VOLTS court
ru.xt Muuday. Th" ;"UnE mnr'S father.
l. resident "f s;trn$hur::. Va, FURNISHED
lotN! and tn. aroused Iuan VA; released.
Tho charge against y''nnE Nelson WAS
nlrd hy Mi:,S Eleanor Wolf Of ShFprrn&-
burg Pa II nurse ri thr Kings lnuSh-
TER hospital in MnrtinSbur-;. Eoth tho
girl and the accused man state that they
have been engaged to BE- married for
Snmc tIm".
Young Nelson stnt"s that the affair
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Catholic. Jew and ti"ntil" alike ii gives
the sun" Generous and never failing love
and charity
tn IN" It is an "vid"nr" of the true
r-ligious spirit that III Y. NJ. {. y. huts
YOUR may 81" displayed Il EHtiC" that
Father MaSuirr will hear confessions Of
Catholic soldiers on Saturday in such
and such 4 room. or that Il S',ilr Srr-
vie" for Jewish soldiers viii h. held on
such a date AT tho following addresses.
1t is The only KIM If religion that APP
pvalS L. M. 1t is tn" only kind ever
heard that ia" founder of christianity
preached. II is IN" strongest p"SSIh
reason why "" should civ" money. all
,b,, * asked for. To- tho Y. NJ. G. y.
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full % soldiers that tn" two secretaries
wore drplurinE the fact that they had
no. tw!C" the room. especially lur cam
teen purposes.
Everybody in town uses that head
quarters Tho mayor goes there TO t;lko
a hath. Officers from the Gangs visit
II almost As often as the mon
Those are two samples only. MI tho
Y. NJ. G. ~ headquarters arc doing
good work. ThCS" twU were notable
because Of the personality of the score
ttrics. which WIS ab"r" the average"
Thcr,. arc many such working for tho
Y NJ. &. \. There were half dozen ut
hIN-l"s-lainS. where our men went tor
vacation leaves. Some of them had
prumu-n: names iLS we'll. Mrs. Tlwn-
the AN c;lsinr. Her tlrrl.$S work. her
frank and "m"rra;ir manners delighted
the ll!,.n. she works too" they said.
adn,rInely. Margaret Iceland was an
other tirclc%s work ',r At AiX-lcS-l aims
In another Y. ". {. y. rautccu l saw
young Mrs. Vincent .NStuC. on duty. She
walked up and down between the tables
'anNiouSly Observing WHETHER Private
Vill Snyder. Of Lansing. PA. and Cor
l,rral Joc Morgan. IT Weeping Water.
Nch.. got pie whcr" pi" WAS due. or an
extra helping Of jam where requested.
Associated with Mrs. -\Hi"r waS tn"
former Ethel Hartman. nov The WIFI Of
n lieutenant in the army.
Society Women wanted.
Tho Y. VI. g. y. wants more "f thrsr
women, not because they ar" ron ma
hut b"'nu>" they have
social experience. good manners. tact.
n "rnrahIo qualities. Thcr" IS NJ room
in thu world now for what USED Ia lac
called society women. Thu place r"r IN"
leiSIir" class wnin'n j. nurSin.: sex and
wounded soldiers and helping |" S"rN"
and To entertain we'll ones. Th" !. NJ.
10 4. wants business women. "N''tIiIr"
women. talented women. l. "UEHt I"
r,t 500 and u hiE r"S"rE" rs we'll.
or course. the Y: NJ 9. A.. Will Ert nj!
tho money It needs. and that without
any CONTROVERSY. Never m!nd if +; has
made. Mistakes We rra "riIi"l%" I'M
Inis,nk"s after W" hnv" riI"n IN"
money. And ri::ht her" let m say that
on" Of tn" head rn"n IN IN" ar!E "N-
cCuiiyr Headquarters ;Uli IN" thai IN"
Y. N. g. ~ was har'l at work rr"tl'EinE
some ur IN" mistakes they mad" IN ~"
BEGINNING. and which w"r" absolutely
iun,Iial!" ~ IN" fa"" "f unknown con-
tiitinns and unforeseen problems.
w. know now" said this man. ihAI
t. ,r,s :, grave mjelHE" ~ :.''ud oyer
ror,, az draft age VI" shall not II"
th,t in tn. future. w" know ihAt ""
hayn SOM. uS,lr$S timber OYER h"rr. ana
w.. ,r.. ming il weed i; cut. W" know
~, ,.,,J man, un" who "1n l":tl III
n-nyrr and preach u good sermon. IL MT
rrc..ssarilv q good "Hirnti'" secretary
In :. war region. We ar" IhninS 'h''I
ont. "" ku"w that not al Il" "''!'',l
"" hav.. hr"NGht oyer h"t' N.Y." "' -',.,.
,,nnd y" VII replace them. JUS '.'''
kls tirl"."
7 h,yc hazard il mentioned ne ms
TAXI or IT." y. ". =. \. that ~" lenders
H., ,,rt fore" prayer ii'.'.ti;r,:s ON tn.
,r,r ,h:i il lr,s ri."u Tr s.n" "r is
r,.n.ior,s rriAl!'y. In w% "i"m'"u. 'h"
T. N = 4 * rruc', ,nnr' r'.lIri'nis n"w
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Tho Y. ". =. y has started new
tlril., both for money and FOR workers.
John +. M":;. general secretary ~ inc
n;tliuna; war wnri: c'''Irc!l "i II" aS''-
cation, has tnuu;n"..d ;htt th"y rlESt
recruit t..tt,n new workers Tor FRANCE
and l;aly and ~ course they.muN; have
money l.. SUPPORT tn. work ALREADY go
Ing and ma; L" b. started soon.
Tho exact sum has not VT been an
nourc.,i but wi!rtc..r !: is IL" ?""i'''
of ;hiS countr" " Ill gIVG II. I" CAV" 10
tn. Y !! =. !. - - contribute directly
70 ;k.. cr,r!rr, happiness and. to n very
great ,A;y"nt. tNe SAFETY - our own n
listed u"n ~ france. have n"''n ~
dozens ~ Y. " { y. hu;$ and ctnt""'i>.
and SAY -;nI hat!'':tl!$ th',t "ur arm!
could hardly maintain ~ hIG&'%t ell
cheney without hos places. th'E AZ,
the nearest substitutes for homes that
were ever i. wise. :ur an: army
Mh"n TROOPS :,r@ Tuartrr:d IN an n
,ercS:,uc cd trv:.Hh ely. as S"rlr OF car
troops ar. tkrr., ar" many things m
which ,i.s -uld'." -: duty can interest
hinsri: IN. ;uI "a" VAST majority III
American <"!,!i. - ar no, Tuartrr"d IN
cities or sven N towns. They AZ" IN
CAMPS differing N"ry little from the
training camps al home. or else they
ar. hitt";.. in villages. In ;hat cas-"
they step ~ barns "r in peasant cot
tareS When ;h,.y are of duty tirsrr
Is no, a blessed hing FOR them :" il"
except walk NJ ;,::d down III" muddy
streets a:ld talk.
Must Have Their Hut.
ThoS.. t'r"rr:i villages % t"" norm.
especially in winter. ar': pIctu7' SOU" n
tho extreme when viewed from 'nnt"r
car. but rs 4 plaC" - rcSidcn". thu
leave rr;uCh I" 70. desired. y S:tr:nG r
might have som" difficulty in diStin-
gushing between n" houses and thu
kharnS. tn" huge r!aurr. heaps. which
arc m. chief wealth Of the owners he
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Stomach Misery
Get Rid of That Sourness, Gas
and INDIGESTION.

Whc, your stomach is out "f order Or
run down. .uur tnut doesn't dtEc>i. l.:
t"rrn"t.tS IN your stomach ard forms
gas which ,:tu%rS S,,IIrn"SS. heart burn.
foul breath. pa::: n pix ~ stomach and
man. r.h.r mis-" rabbi symptoms.
Ni-n-,s;l stomach tablets viii Civ
joyful relic: III five minutes. = taken
regularly e"r tw" weeks thry will turn
your f,ahh". sour. tir"d out stomach
into = sweet. cn"re@t:c. p"rf""' work
ing ono.
Ynu can; n. ccr" s:-"ng anl ;6r"us
If vo,Ir f.""! "r!" half Iicc$i%. Your
appetite will =" ard. NAUSEA. dizziness.
S,liruSncSS nervousness. SICK h";IhHrh"
and cuns: iiai'nn @l,l follow.
Mi-n-na %.":rn':i ';th;"tS l-H snail
and r:L~v - -%:,li.,w and ar' 2-;i.tr'tn-
tred ~ Danish digestion aH' nrv n"
ALL q: n" at".N. sy::l!';r.;;>: "r 'r'.;i":'
back f. S1i.- =" =. II. Cries; < g..
and al ,ca'i3n.; druggists.
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4 m biti0n
Pills
For Nervous People

The crra; merry" Iuntc--'." famous
WcnG"irs Ambition !'i!Is--tha' will
III, yiEo:. vim auh vitality inlo nrr.
yuu& tired "ul ali II. i"5i."n;tum; pcts
nir in Il tvs ,!:tN.,, in E."iu ltSlan"rs
Anyone can buy Il box for only 80
cents. and !ohn Coleman ( 80. Is au-
lhuriX"d b. tho mak'r 10 rrfunH tn"
purchase price II an'"H" Is d:.a;.tls'
licI with thu first box WI:Chaa,I
thousands praise '!I',n t"r general
debility. nervous proarratipn. mrntaE
drur,,sion AMI u3-Irung nerves,
caused by ovr-.iniC!br IN alcohol.
tobacco. or uyrrwurk q; any kind.
For any affection OF the nervous syf>
tenn WundrllS Ambition >PillS ere I'M
surpassed. while for hySlcrla. trem-
bling and neuralgia ,hcy are simply
SPLENDID. Fifty cents n John Cole.
man & Co., and dealers everywhere.
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BOTH MEN AND MONEY.
NEEDED FOR 7. VI. c. A.
TOBACK ARMY ABROAD
Organization That Fights Lonesoneness and dleness,
D.. Soldiers Worst Enemies, Calls For Reinforce
ment From American Mothers and Fathers
ARTICLE XVII.-By Rheta Childe Dorr

, INK about equal" distributed before all
;ho luildinS% h"v" son scores or
these ilttlr li:tinlrt<. with their Signs IN
each door. giViTs til" number 81 Utti-
GERS. In"u or I"rS's : htl!"l".! within. ard
I hlv,, S,,nctmrS wondered b. what
process III" authorities riccidcd which
buildings were Cvr NOMINEES" AID which
for "chcrcaux." Tho" arc tn" ttrst Two
FRENCH words our soldiers l.aru over
there
Eat vii. r.v"r cur soldiers are quar-
tered. Icy mist hav,. a Y. NJ. {. ~ hut.
They cannot got along wi;huu; il l.
s..rv.., ~ Il "l"H. Il night Srhr"l. 4 shop
4 library. Il theatre, trc''irr room. ;n"vic.
gymnasium. writing room. Il - 4 grs;l;
i':t"" III which :" Crt aCI:Irl"i"L with
French i'r;'l". !"r u,.Xt /" tn" !t"d Cross
ia. !. NJ. (. y - Tue in"St :tL'n:r'-! of
all American institutions rsth wh;c!. the
French have com" III contact.
They pronounce il "E:s,r"". En- Say.
All" and most Of ,h"vl hnvr not the
SliEhtcs; IDEA Of what III" l'.tI"rS moan
hut they highly arnr0v" If tn" thing
itS"lf In tt!r towns and cIii"$ t'"y
flock - thu Y. ". t. \. entertainments.
Especially th" military band concerts.
There ~ very hi;lr music IN France
jus; u"w. ASIDE from ctr bands
Tia. Y. VI. {. \. huc and c;nt""n docs
it's greatest work III tn" Isolated camps
wh"r.' 'h" soldiers ut" ut off from all
other recreation. | remember Il hut IN
one. nr our largest AVIATION camps miles
away from any town or village. l.t"
IN IN :tH.atI"n camp is Srtn"thinS INK"
working n Il planning mai Tn" SCUM"
nf hundreds ri a"rnplan" motors goes
an in 4 ."r$rcsS clatirr :"r hours every
DAY. There IL always i strong wihd
blowing. h'.''tuS'' a:latI"n camps ar" 10
Gated on IA" biggest. "nipiI'st tr""!"SS
plains that can h"' found.
Hes Human, That's All.
Tho part ,cular :,Tiat:"u."tnr "f whirh
writ. WAS ON :hr widest ilatt"et plain
~ France. should think. There w"r"
not nearly. enough machines !h"rr when
visited it in early APRIL. and III" u>"n
ha, very itiIn [" de-. Hundreds Of our
fIi"rS il, t'rancr hnT. never hll Il chance
Ia i" any flynn. II all ann IN thiS
camp. aS th"y said. IF Il fellow got
hop "n,r, Il wr"l; h: WIS lucky"
What hos" boys would 'ay" Don"
,nia;;gn" "r tn" secretary. IL" had n""n
Il pr.C..s~"r Of mai !nntI"S IN Il "ofl"S"
somewhere. H." wn$ Il m'id!" "S"d. m
:. li",.;,i.ul rnth"r %hy man. and ~ hrSt
I wondered why H. had h"'r ;ipT"'rt"n
- ,u..ll :, post. Eur when s;rw rrn IN
:, rrnwti If soldiers ! II" I"n&"r ""n""r-
sd lie was easy. %"rHHi. SEmnhth"tic'
'ac;ful. what ;h. politicians call Il T."
r.rt mix"r. When Ia. $t""! up I" ~
,r.lIu,... tn, speaker "r ~" evening n"
bnvs STAMPED their f,r"t and "hSt!"d
through their fingers l'k'. kIr-.
How Will y,u 'v..r - '",.k Ia i"arh,
intc mathematics after ihi%' ASN'"
II meyer wif ." tn,sk." h" replied.
"r.rr t.u;n. g. h.. h,iuIau FIR n" rest ar
,n@ If" 49,,
90, .,,,,..,.rrlll. tFn' /. ;lInl":' sur"""d-
l..
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OWNED BY KAISER

(c6ntlnued From First Page.)
NJ. Rumcly company, Of La Porte,
Ind, which manufactured agricultural
implements. and was founder Of the
Interlakcu school, of which he Is pres
ideat, has written several books, eni-
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During the
u cN [ t W O
months many
millions of
A nIrrICanS Will
he taking their
vacations, and
it is hoped that
in the interests
of public econ
ony til cs c
periods of idle
ness will be
c,irtaiIcd a.
much as posi-
bic. Ordinarily
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was lovers quarrel and that he had
been drinking before the alleged assault.
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A McDougall is patriotic possession IN
the time, food and money it saves. 1t is
star in your kitchen.
The first kitchen cabinet ever made was
McDougall. The cabinet which still leads
in convenienccs and method IS McDougal.
A McDougall is the first and last word IN
kitchen efficiency.
And, with all this, McDougall costs you
no more than makes which do not combine
this prestige and efficiency. Please note that.
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And, in addition, an easy payment plan adds
to the convenience and ease of buying
Come see it. Try for yourself its ex-
elusive Auto-Front and other McDougall
features. Your kitchen is incomplete with
out McDougall. 1t takes the heat out of
summer days in the kitchen. 1t more than
pays its easy buying way.
Show this advertisement to your husband.
He, too, will be interested in the McDougall
way of saving steps, time, energy, food, money.
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~ this tim" Miss th'IS,y had asked
for and ".aS given IN assistant. another
liv" wire OF Il ynIing woman. Thy soon
had three or four French women for
cooks and assistants. ami they w"rc do
ing "a land office business. When
visited them the entire house was so
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-28
getpH iuaHsrbidji sn madsu.

Wlan iann sespiB pisles gum 2obe
bss moDsrnsn 8sious ooer aontrets
oIs Baumnterial ineen; aber ipaiisrs
TsIt lit CT on unb fir ii4 ui&i
DD9 III ss nidt bsiOaoers idipiss
ria, i1m biefeH. gburatter 5u pers
IsIbsn unb gu DsrbinDern. 0ab @aiier
bur9 acntreisMausrn DnrGDringt,
ieiea es foIGt ron WObnbduiern oDer
BON SunneIs u. (. 10. 2luf psri1ies
bens 4rt lam bidtr 3iDed srrsi9t
perDsn; bic gssisnsiiie uno psrIdbs
Ii9fte Mletbobe lit dber ipohl be fols
genDe:
Wlan reiniee bic W1n5e erit griinbs
lid unS itrei@e fis bnun nit elmer
a0IAng on, iptIde ous ga Yfupo
3ints GnIpbnt bsiisbt bns in einer
e)alpne WaHer nuissIOft 1T (ooer
beim Bebarf sr6bertr Wengsn IN
sntipredenbem Bsrbditnis.)
9as 3ints Snlpbat tDirit birett
nuf ben anlt, Der i'm aonirei ents
balien 1T. unb biIbet NIT DsmisIben
Elm unI6sIi9es GnIciumsSnis 7
p6nt foipie 3inis5pbrorio. Dur&
bisie 9erbinounssltOffe perbsa Die
porn in Der aonfrttmnife Dolliton'
big ptrFtopft, unb bic 5sitisuns ipirD
10 boIltommsn, ME iis irgsno isin
lam.
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Ter eptsber.

Dos Gri9einsn bss Spsrbers iast
ollen tleinen Y0eeIn unb trsiIsbenbsn
Sdusetisrsn entisbsn ein, bsnn isinsr
III ibnsn Elm srimmisersr Ssinb oils
biefer duBerit seipanote lnb unerjGtt.
Iide Sabiat. 0ns Mdnn9en, bas
nuf Der SberIsits bIaugrau, on Der
aeble psib ssfGrbt. unterisits' auf
ipsibem 9runo roiirot eebanoert 1T,
erreitbt cine 2dnse pOn 90 unb cine
8reite ron GA 3entimster. Sas trGis
tige Weibden III tpeniger Iebbatt ses
farbt. Sn SsutfdlanD iit Der Spsrs
Der Gtanbs, Stri1s pbsr 3usDpgeI;
isin Werbrsitunesss5iet erttredt iin
iiber faii gang europa uno WiiitsIs
aiien unb bel ben berbiiliden DDssIs
ipunoerungen foIst sr BON Seutid.
lamb aus ben 3ugp6eslI nd9 Roros
afritn. 81 beiuobnt nit @orIiebs biz
gelise 5siossboljs, itbIdst ober isin
Quartisr aud IN Der Rdbe DON S6rs
fern uno Stdbisn auf. Die 9suts
trdgt CT na1 einem seii9trieH Plat.
no er iie fopft. 5eoern, Sanre imo
anOden itobt sr dis Gsipoae pisber
aus. 9as nlebr Dosr penieer lprss
fdItig aus WurJsIn, Saaren, Muos
anb Rsiiern erbduie RsIt tpiro I'm Ges
biii9 posr auf @albbdumen ansslsgt.
geim Ytft Iabt er aud ieinen iOnit
ieltsn ssborttn giuf .aististi' cher
,aGt.tdi- sridaIIsH. 9ns @sibaen
legt 3--6 tpsibgriine, rpfbraun ees
fledts Gix. Die SungeH iino obsrs
ieits br1uHsrau, untsrisits psit ees
fGrbt, unD an Der aebIe IN Der qGngs,
am Baud in bic Guere braun esbdns
bert. Bsibs GIiern psrIorg.n bic Suns
gen nit Rabruns, bod ptritsbt es
nur bns Msibasn, iie munDssrsdt su
5srieesn. SIN alien @espptsR iuar
Der Gperber BEN Gonnsnsoit Sorus
geipsibt, Der pislfad NIT einem Gpers
bsrtppf barseitsIlt ipurOs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-28
qitrl inll 1)tfrofarbfit.

Mlun Fat ilsts ben amsrifoniiden
Buffet pber Giion fir abiolut uns
SGbmbar ssbaItsn, unb nidt tpenigs
G,tlsbrts rs9nsien bisis prddtisen
ziete fosar gu ben oiinllnIten. ipsI4s
es jenlals gesebtu bat.
Cine nm 10 metftpiirbigsre gais
fade lit ss babsr. oab ss BEN .Wa'
jor' Bob Yotum bon pierre, 9. o.,
einsm beriibmten. oIien -Gopbup- uno
@iebaiidter, na9 f;iniidbrisea sifris
gem BeiniibeH sslunsen 1T,
Elm panr. 8oabIutsgiitfel gut 5u sab
men unb perart gu brsfjisrsn paB lie
Dor BEN Waeen trabsn unb nod
uieIs anosrs bemsrisnspsrts 2siituns
gen bon ssp0bnli9en glrbeitspierbm
ausfiibren fDnnen!
Waior Yoium, Der i'm @isbpeibss
2eben Des eanSsn ameritaniiden Dss
itens bon Seras bis nld Oregon be-
iannt tit unb 5ur 26iuns sinsr ioIs
den glufgabe - tpsnu lie iiberbaupt
seI0it ipsrOsn Tam = 70 bsfabist fem
ioIIte, ipis MIR iebr ipenise anbers -
mar ii4 onfanes ielber nidt iIar
.iiber bic Qusiihten siusr ioIdsn
9refur bod enii9IOB er ii9, es auf
Elm Experiment antOmmsn gu Iai,
ZEN.
2eidt mar basfslbt gsipib nidt
bur9Sufiibrsn, unb Der GOmbobs9,s
teran bate unsdbliss G9pisristsiisn
NIT ben b59it ungefiisen prairiesYlos
nnr4en. aber es seIang ibm fhIiebs
LID bod. iis in BEN Gsfairr einjus
bre9en unb sum Gabren su perwens
Den, aud iie iportIi4 eitpus 5u bss
nuben. Sic Isiiten i'm Wsttlduf nit
pferoeu iebr srtaunli9eE. gluf tpols
len iie bur4aus ieineu aeitiattsl an.
nebmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-28

Jalle etipas fiiber. i'm sfpeiten I'M,
rsrdnbert. Dur1 aodsn sins Der
@eruh perloren. Nad3 Der 0erfiits
tirung BON anobIau9 bate bic MiIh
einen efeIerresenpen, on pbpspbors
.pniierltoIf erinnernpsn Geru4 uno
@eihmad, ipslds bsibe aud nah bem
aphen nod Is Stnnben lang beobs
odtet ipurbsn. @esiislid Der StaIIs
besinfettipnsmittel purpe nahgeipies
fen, bab Bic MiIH ben @eru& BON
Spppfprm unb 2lnis0l idnell aufs
lilnmt unb ibn ou6 redt fetbdlt.
bab iie bagssen Den 9eruG BON &ars
bolIGure pobI idnelI aufnimmt, aber
aud i9neIl pisber perlisrt. yiod
IdnelIsr psrIiert iie ben ebeafalIs
iei9t aufssnommenen @eruG bon
serpentinDl uno Gormalin. ehIors
taltgeru9 nimmt iie beionpers i4tpa9
an. Siernad pdre alio cine StaIls
besinfettion nit @bIcrtaIt fir bic
Mil9 am siinitisiten.