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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-11

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bsm gtpparni. Der sIeid5eitis sins
1isfiiibIung Der WiId gsItaitei, tpur-
ben 5ipsi neutrality-suspicious.
auisebdnst, bic Elm aubsrorpentIid
intenjipss, bIduIides 2idjt ptrbreittn.
9onn fpurbe obtn auf bic ainns bic
WaiId aufseeoiisH. bic nun. inbsm
iis ben itartsn 2i4iftrabIsn ausseisbt
NOR, ibren Msg na4 hbparis nabm
unb unisn ipie5sr sefammsIt iDorb.
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steimen unb enthitIt nur nod bic
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bic WerbGuune n6tig iinb. Die prdts
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nnseitsIIt lpurpsu, bsfrisbisisn bur4s
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him perfaiien uno oas 0cIb bent
sSciIiaen- abIieiern I'M ibm su
folgcn.
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it1rt iuoroen- Die eriten Getondtio.
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grcb- agie ipdter feiiseitelt lDur0e.
fam Der Sfaoen in rueuigen BIO
deus sDieoer gut genladt weroen-
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mailer foruulen ins orHdoIoeiid,e
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s,efroarao beiogt. Gie Yrdjioeutiu
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miibt bic Sablrei&en Gerlfm6ler Der
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nlnnn ipoIie bic Dauerbdftiqteit 0xr
oofen eIsi@ am erReu 3age ouf bic
probe ftIen; er befIsibets ii6 bomit,
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fsi9sb<tltihuugsjifIe n bic @eae
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uiftr BAT bic Observation-Disclosures
anb bic fsi. Regisrungea beouIirnei,
~ ptr0rIaftn, bnb bic duFgt5ngfntn
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lbsslisftri lperb<u, jospei. bic Rorisn
lidt msbr trnu9bnr iinb. HerfuGe
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8drttn 5u RIeibunss1pedsn, ixsbe,
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p<rD<u fdnn, iptnn nlnn ben Stolf
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brniihe man fleibig ,nilnben6iihe,
tDurme Maidnngef NIT Sdtbpolieiie,
oeren S6auH aiif ben betreffenoen
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IiegeH bleibeu nlnb, friib ober Inli-
MORN iinb ihonenb nbeepoider
trir6. @eiDiirae tsi6 fette Speiic,L
ouf Gpirihaoien iin6 5n permeibelt
Hnu bic Y2euidsn mebs Cbf Sfen,
miiroen iie fi@ einer beiieren @e.
iiinohcit erirc,ien tn6 oeuleenl1b
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bns giafaGIte unb babel bod oft
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bic freiiih burd etntn penetrauteu
Geru9 cine aubrorbentiide Diris
iamieii iusgfrisral. pirb bdufig psrs
g.Ifen, boB bic ms4nGfhe Reini,
gung zines infi5ierten GeeenFonbts
obsr DRIES ininisr bos Wi4tisftt
blsibt. 9antbsn lsifet uns nun nod
siipas uutG6sbare Dienfte: bns iii
pas Qi4t. Tori, tpobin bic Gonne
orinsen fam, ipirb 6t 70 Ieift tein
gdsilIus mebr ipoH fiibIsn, in bunts
len asIIsrr1umen absr, unb IN finites
rtn 95isn, bic nis sin GtrabI Der
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nnIttdenbsr arnnstsitsn. Gins Rein.
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Spnne ssfslIi, gebt binnen fursen
sugrunbe, unb bstannt ijt ia aud
1iniGnglih bic SeIbitreini8uns Der
Bliiffe, Die mon ipnisitsns isillpeiis
aui bic bssinfijisrenben mirtunssn
ess 2i9iss ouf bic DbsrfIdds pts
Dniiers 5ariidfiihrt.
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fstticnstras bes Qi6iss iIt in Hsues
rer Seit nui einem ipintigen gebiste
ins praftiid5e iibntrngsn porben:
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Natitr- INN Arilknnnr.
Gin aeiIidtrs Srra. !

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mad otr @erlsbung fpurbe CT singss
iisfsrt. 9as 8sipubiisin botts CT fos
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llnieriu9ung Ssiste iOsId1. bnb cine
I6Dns innsre Sluiuns itaitselunben
baits, unb Dab nad Der Gage Der
Wunos Die QusIIs Der gIutiing i'm
Bergen ieIbIt su iudsn mar. Bel Der
srobea DorbanDensn @sfabr mubts
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6enfdben tpurbe bic psrlsbte Sttils
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stipa brei 3tntimetsr LANCER Ga5efrsi.
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Wlpnaie blitb Der patieui in 9:bdnbs
lung, bann fonnte Ct In befritbis
eenbsm ardftesuitanb entIohsu pers
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Sic epradle ber gieHsH.

Die 9isne nimmt iufclse ibrsr Jn.
teIlistns uni.r ben Snieiien etspa bic,
ienige Gtslis ein. mie pfero unb
Dumb unter ben b5btrtn SierfioHen.
unb ipie bisis uns bur4 ibre Gtins
me unb iER DerhaIten ibr empfiu'
ben bon syrsube unb Sdmers 5u DeI'
Ijteb<n sebta, 70 tDiro Der aufmeri'
fame geobo4ier au9 bel Der glsne
pabrnebpeL bob iie ibreu 3a4ter
srieant nn6 om& i'm In 20utn 2eio
uhb Greube uogt. - 8or mebpsrtu
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oon mebrtren sBoben NIT eiuer Jun,
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mes 2nga N bie Rdbe bts Staabs
gelommerl umireiiten mid mebrers
9itnden uHb IieBm bonn Jammer'
tone b0rerl ME nian fe bel iueiitllos
ssiporbenen 85iiern tpabrninnit. Go-
glsit fie mir 6as 3u4tit5dhen Elm.
gsim Seffnen btsitIbtn ftimHien bic
Bisnen einen f0rmIi1en Sammsrdor
an, iie umflosen mid, febien fi& mir
nnf bic 6dnbe, bas gtfi&f, nieint
ald0er. Weine @srmntrng fonb ib
b.fdtigt. Die Q6nigin NOR jebens
falls ip1brenb hires 4efrnAiusssauss
Fluses btrIoren sgnnaen, nab bo bem
GtSdttn isos W0sli&teit fi@ eine
G6uigin su erbriiten, ssnommen ipar,
fab Is ieineR liutersarg pornus unb
odber iein srober Jammer. BeiIn
D@eebeu umireifieu mid bie @knen
nod cine Gtrede burH ben @ortsn.
Am nddfen Gage I'M bieisibe 3fiiI
ifnub itt bel bem Gisentiimtr bes
garteus unb ieiner Trnu i'm Wors
gnrten i'm geiprd&. W5blib ums
treiiien uns msbrere Biea4en, iubsm
Il, bi. mir btiennten 95ns bSreu lie
Ben, Iestm iib san mid uub eins fIns
mir inear auf bic Wdnse. Rad sinis
gen Sossn ionnte id benz 0oIi1en
piebsr etne anoere aDnisin geben,
unb rorbei mar ieber Sammer, au4l
fIostn mir bic Bisnden tDeber sntses
gen nod begIsiisssu iis MID bduI
Waosben.
The Washington times., 1918-07-20
198ARE REPORTED
ONCASUALTYL|STS
FROM WEST front

One hundred and ninety-eight
American casualties were announced
today.
General Pershing reported 100 cas-
ualties, divided as follows: Killed In
action. 16; died OF wounds. Is: died
OF disease, IL: died of aeroplane acct.
dent, /; died OF accident and other
causes, 10; wounded severely. 81:
wounded degree undetermined. 1:
missing in action, 6.
Marine casualties total So. d.
vided as follows: Killed in action, Z:
died of wounds, 1: died of disease, 1;
ed, 2; prisoners, ,; missing in action,
%.
The Pershing list, together with
the addresses of the next OF kin, fol-
lows:
KILLED IN ACTION.
CORPORAL.
Jesse ID. Gillespie. Central. s. c.
Jean Kendall, EIkviIIe, n: c.
BUGLER-
Frank L. HubbeII, IndianapoIis,
Ind
PRIVATE.
Arthur z. Curran, Richmond, Va.
Daniel, Donahue, Elizabeth, n. J.
David Fanniek, Waterbury, Conn.
Henry L. GaIItEeek, StOekett,
Mont.
George w. Holm, Garrison. Kan
James T. Jarvis, Massena Springs,
NY.
Morris KersOnsky, Philadelphia,
Pa.
Anthony MOSeareIIa, New York.
NY.
Dominica MuIu1Ia. New York.
James F. MunEavin, waterbury,
Conn.
Merritt r. Raymond, Bernhnrd's
Bay, n. Y.
Garrard StiIlinEH, Hamilton, Ohio.
George Valance, Philadelphia,
Pa.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
CORPORAL.
Walter J. Behrens, Lafayette,
Ind.
Burdette NJ. sIaven. Stearna, Ky.
PRIVATE.
Philip II. Benton, Minneapolis,
Mimi
Charles BIoee, Columbus, Ohio.
John HaddOx, Canaan, Mo.
Arthur Hanson, Webb City, Mo.
Scott L. Hood, BaEtrOp, La.
Arthur J. MeCampbeII, Madison
Vile, Tenn.
Joseph }. MOriarity, HoIyOke,
Mass.
Ray NJ. Prout, Newport, Ky.
The Washington times., 1918-07-20

William A. Bannon, HOboken, n. J.
Charlie Beck, Durham. n. c.
DeIbert s. Beeman, WIIkesbarre,
Pa.
Joseph L. Bertrand, Nashua. n. ii.
Frank J. Brown. Jameson, n. II.
Joseph Brundlge, ROxbury, Mass.
Michael J. CaVeny' Jersey City, N. J.
Ark
Angelo CrisafuIII, OIean. n. Y.
Edward J. CrOwelI, BelleVIIIe, n. J.
william T. Cunningham, GOIdneld.
New.
Edward Doyle. LOnaeaninE. Md
Felix FalOretti, Springfield, Mass
William J. FournIer. Montreal, Can.
John d. Freeth, Philadelphia, Pa
Grant Fry, Syracuse. y. Y.
Bruno -Harpin, wOOnsocket, r. I.
Arthur james Halfway, HarrIsVIIIe,
N. Y.
Joseph F. HOIesek. San Francisco,
Cal.
Henry IwanSkI, Stupst. Poland.
william d. Kelley, Valley Falls, r.
Joseph f. KendzIor, Chicago, Ill
Angelo InRseO, Boston. Mass.
Earl n. McCurdy, Toledo, Ohio.
James p. Mcclure, New PaftH,
N. Y.
John i NeouIII,, an,,. Me-.
J. N"A
Bronislnw III. MichaIOwskl, Kear-
ney' n. J.
John MikuIIkus, W. Frankfort
Ill.
Joseph F. Murphy. AshvIIIe. Pa.
Leslie b. Parmenter, Broekton,
mnss.
harry L. Patrick, Slayer, Frost
burg Md.
"ilnnm hichardson Patton,
NenetiR. Pa.
Oscar Pitcher, LindaIe, Ga.
Fred PInchcinskI. Chicago, Ill
OryiIIe L. RIfenburE. Chester. Pa.
The Washington times., 1918-07-20
POLICE SEIZE PLUMBER
AT CONDUCTORS HOME

Thomas W. Foster, thirty-six years
old. q yard conductor at the Wash
ington terminal, who lives at p H
street northwest, is locked up today
on charge Of stealing property Of the
Pullman Company. He denies the
allegations. Detective Sergeants Ed
ward Kelly and E. w. Boyle searched
his home and found ladies silk
waists, shoes, coats, trousers, blan-
kets. silverware, soap, whiskbrooms,
combs, and towels, valued at $1,000.
A patrol wagon, loaded to capacity,
was necessary to take the goods from
the conductors house to police head
quarters.
The Washington times., 1918-07-20
q AMBULANCE.
MEN GIVEN ITALIAN
CROSS Or HONOR.

1wenty-ons men. ambulance driv-
err on the italian front. headed By
Lieutenant AslCum, OF San Francisco,
have been decorated with the italian
Cross OF War for service IN the re-
cent Piave victory. the Red Cross
has announced.
The men decorated are Lieutenant
Asl1um. Tedford ]. Eaton. Raymond
Hanks, willard h. Oil, George Noyes,
Grant Palmer, Robert Reiser, Henry
Spellman, Edward Dougherty, Harry
Gibbs, Wested Henderson, Charles
Masters Malcolm Olson. Bryant Pres
colt. Winthrop Slade, 5r, Armory
Thorndike. and George Pifer. No ad-
dresses were cabled-
Coles Seeley, of Newark. who was
woUnded. was visited personally by
King Emmanuel A man named Hem
tngway, OF Kansas City, says the Red
Cross cable from Rome, Is in the
hospital with 237 wounds, and Is
recovering rapidly.
The Washington times., 1918-07-20

AIva Nelson Side. Grand Rapids,
Ohio.
Reginald w. Smith. BethIehem,
Pa.
Floyd A. stevens, RIdEewood. N. J.
Albert WeInrieh, BrOOklyn. n. Y.
James OthnaI Williams, Okla
hOma City, Okla.
DIED OF DISEASE.
CoRPORALs.
Douglass GammOns, Tampa, Fla.
Harold Agnew SampsOn, Rich
mOnd, Mo.
George A. Benson, weehawken.
N. J.
Lawrence L. Bourgeois, Lyons
Falls, N. Y.
Arnold Doe, jackson, s. c.
Raymond n. GeIsIe, Waterbury,
Conn.
Arthur Daniel Hin, New YORK.
NY.
Howard w. MOrtensOn. Parkeru
Prairie, MIan.
OriOnso PearsOn, GridIey, Cal.
Vincent Jacob Stenger, Short
Creek, w. Va.
Richard }. Wilson, Reading, Pa.
DIED OF AERoPLANE ACCIDENT
LIEUTENANT.
william b. Peterson. Omaha. Neb.
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND
OTHER CAUSES.
LIEUTENANT.
Winston p. Anderson, BIrmIaEe
ham, Ala.
SERGEANT.
willard DealtOn Purdy, MashneId.
Wis.
CORPORAL.
John W. Cairns, NOblestovVn, Pa.
COOK.
William GuIIfOyIe, Cambria, WE.
PRIVATEs.
Joe Ant, ShawRnO, Wis.
William Thomas Ballard, white
Lake, Wis.
GaetanO CIIentO, New York, NY.
RRffa DessottO, KenOVa, Pa.
Amt DrJdaI, Spring Grove, MINI.
Sam johnson, KathwOOd, s. c.
Frank l.. Mitchell, LIVermOre
FaIIA Me.
Hiram Rich, Burgess store, North
cumberland county, Va
Jessie walton, Cuthbert, Ga
SEVERELY WOUNDED
LIEUTENANT.
william NeSseIhOf, Kansas City,
Mo.
SERGEANTs.
Pan JankoWski, Chicago, III.
William n. Work, COVinEtOn, Ky.
CORPORALS.
James Barton, IT., Quincy, MRsa.
Arthur o. BOyantOn, Magnolia,
Miss.
Arthur Davis, Forest City, PA.
ElEie G. Fields, Cartwright, Tex.
Jack HickH, Canton, n. c.
Claude w. Horn, Golden. Ill.
james Sheffield. GrOVetOn, Tex.
William r. Wade, LadysmIth. Wis.
BUGLER-
John X. HaFtnett, Preston, Mo.
MUSICIAN.
Lewis A. SlSsOn, InksteF, N. ID.
PRIVATES.
joseph Antonio, NOrthwOod. N. j.
The Washington times., 1918-07-20
SHANNON & LUCHS
REPORT SALES OF
FINE RESIDENCES

Shannon & Luchs, real estate brok-
ers. report the sale of the three-story
detached stone and frame dwelling,
5204 Fourteenth street northwest, in
Fourteenth street terrace; the consid-
GRAFTON was S9,9T5. and the property
was sold to William Bond Clifford. Mr..
Clifford will occupy the property as
his home. 1t was sold for Raymond
II. Pilson. This is one OF a group Of
four similar houses erected here about
three years ago by Shannon & Luchs.
They report the sale of 540S Ninth
street northwest for $2,550 to Joseph
F. and Mary z. MCGOWAN. II is a six
room dwelling and Mr.. MCGOWAN will
occupy the property as a home.
They also report the sale Of 1922
Fifteenth street northwest to Adele
Hall for 1880. This is one OF build
ing operation OF six houses just COM
pleted by Shannon & Luchs, at the cor
ner OF Fifteenth and Allison streets
northwest. and contains four bed
rooms on the second floor. and is mod
ern throughout. Mrs. Hall will move
into the property Immediately upon
Its completion.
The Washington times., 1918-07-20
FOUR RESIDENCE
SALES REPORTED
BYBOSS & PHELPS

Col Thomas W. Hammond. of San
Francisco, CAL, has sold through the
real estate nrm Of Boss & Phelps. 1906
Emerson street northwest. situated IN
Piney Branch Park, to Emery p.
CrandaIL This property is fully de-
tached, of frame construction, con-
tanning eight rooms and bath. having
hot-water heat. electric lights, and
other modern improvements. Mr..
Crandsll purchased the house COM
pletely furnished. and will take pos
session of the property in the early
fall.
Arthur Burt purchased 1s4s Cali
formal street from Martha B. Dent.
This is a three-story bay-window
brick house. having ten rooms and
bath, hot-watef heat, electric lights.
and there is also a brick garage. This
house Is one of several built in wash
ington Heights q few years ago by
John Henderson. Mr.. Burt will move
into his new home the FIRST Of the
month.
A new house in Chevy Chase, To-
Gated at $3.50 Mckinley street. was
bought by Cathryn W. Galliher. This
house Is one of several recently com
pleted by Boss & Phelps. is OF colonial
type, OF frame construction, having
eight rooms and attic, with two baths
on the second floor, heated with hot
water. and having electricity and gas.
There Is a large front porch, a break
fast porch. and screened sleeping
porch.
An attractive corner house in the
Sixteenth Street Highlands section,
known as l4O1 Hamilton street was
sold by Edwin E. Vronman. This
house was built by Mr.. Nrooman for
a home a few years ago and has been
one OF the most admired properties in
this section. The house is of frame
with a smooth stucco finish and a
large garage to match the house. The
house is OF the central hall plan; liv-
ing room with open fireplace; five
bedrooms and bath on the second
floor. One Of the features of this
property is the large porches.
The Washington times., 1918-07-20
FOOD PROFITEER
GIVES $4,000 TO
REDCROSS WORK

Samuel Eclzstein, of New York, has
contributed $4,000 to the Red Cross,
in lieu Of the loss Of his license. the
food administration announced today.
This sum represents excess profits.
according to the administration, Eek
stein having sold -four at q pront of
$50 q barrel without substitutes.
The Washington times., 1918-07-20
RouMANlA TO PUNISH.

BUCHAREST, Roumania, via Am
sterdam, July 20.-The Chamber Of
Deputies has decided that the govern
ment headed by ]. J. c. Bratiano in
Office at the time OF Roumania's entry
into the war, shall be prosecuted
The Washington times., 1918-07-20

In 1923 there'II be just two kinds
of people. Those who DID Inveit
their savings In war savings stampa
and those who DIDN'T. To which
class are YOU going to belonEP
The Washington times., 1918-07-20
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-01

Mr.. whitney spent THURSDAY IN Pat
erson and Passaic. Today he Is N
Trenton and Saturday In Pennington.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-01

The story shows the hypnotic pow
ers of a young girl who does not real
lie her gift until the nan she Is In
love with is in danger of the electric
chair through the crime of another
man. Seeing black and convincing
evidence piling up against him in ap-
palling array, she decides to exert her
powers to the full and clear his name
from the crime.
This she does, and also establishes
his parentage, which was also unCer =
cloud. A tender love story runs
through the play and the scenes ars
tense and dramatic in the extreme.
The acting is beyond compare as tbs
cast consists of brilliant players OF
undeniable achievement and distinc-
ton. Supporting the co-stars are
Herbert Standing. Harry Northrup,
Lydia Knott, Edward Alexander n
Katherine Grif1ths. The story was
written by George d. Baker and VIII
8. Davis directed the production. The
photography Is so good that mention
should be made Of William Thompson
who is responsible for the good work.
Montague Love In ITO Him That
Hath" is the added attraction today
and tomorrow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-01
Theatre News
r

I'm So Happy" the big musical
success in which Frederick V. Bowers
will be seer at the Majestic Tuesday.
November 5, matinee n night, might
we'll be termed a musical satire with
a moral for liars for Mr.. Bowers plays
the part of a young man who tells a
little fb which gets him into sueh a
pickle thai he has to keep on telling
lies in order to extricate himself.
And then he only succeeds in getting
himself into further trouble until he
is actually up to his neck In 1t.
But while a lie can be a pretty Sc
rinous thing 1t is nothing more than
a medium for amusement in this pro-
ductlon and unless you are O rather
hard person to amuse, you will find
yourself laughing as you never did be-
fore.
The show is a beauty one as well
as a comedy production. There Is a
chorus of the very prettiest girls and
a lavish display of gorgeous costumes
and elaborate scenic effects. There
are many musical hits. Mr.. Bowers
has been given a supporting cast of the
very highest calibre, among the well
known artists being Alma Youlin,
Dolly Castles and Irma Bertrand.