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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-13
Sen. Johnson Wants
an Explanation Re.
garding Gen. Wood

Washington, June 12-
Senator Johnson of Califor-
MIA, in a speech today called
upon the administration to
explain why Maj, Gen. Leon
ard Wood is kept at home
instead of being sent to
France with his division. He
said the country was en-
titled to know the reason for
the step, adding: There is
not q government in the
world that dare turn from
its ranking general without
an explanation to its peo-
pie"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-13
The Proceedings

The entire session Of the Governor
and Council during the morning wa.
executive Governor Milliken ano
Councillors Gowell Norton, Nicholc'
Bunker Farrsworth Fay and 81
clair were present and secretary 81
state Frank " Fall and Messenger
George w Leadhcttcr in attendance
The 6nding9 u the session were
made known a. rs i. NJ, when TN
newspaper men were admitted 10 the
Council chamber and Governor Mint-
ken read The removal order and an
rounccd the nomination OF Arthur l.
Thayer 80 RanEor 10 succeed Sheriff
White
Tho prococd,ngo opened with the
following statement by Governor Mil
Nk"n
Governor'5 Statement
Wi.h ~. consent Of the Counci,
we viii no, ta%c ny Tho complaint 81
CIV n Stu.eie ~" attorney general
va Y Uor.,rt White. sheriff OF p
rnte,. count.
9TH Governor ard Council hay
touri .. tcet mory proGucod n IT,
hrnrls Nnth 20 cs,ahl.ah ,hc trur'
- 49,. .tarEcs ilA n tnc comoiair'
tcontpauci on Page S-col. 81
political Advertisementl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-13
TWO MORE sunk DRASTIC ORDERS PR0-RATINC PLAN
'U-Boat Gets Steamers
Vindeggen and Lund
Sinkinss Occurred Saturday and
Monday About 200 Miles East Of
Cape Charles, Virsina-Brnss
Total Of Vessels Sunk by Emery
Submarines in These Waters to is

New York June 1.-TWO Norwegian
steamships, the Vindeggen and Henrik
Lund, were sunk by a German subma-
rine when about 200 miles east Of Cape
Charles, Va, on last Saturday and Mon
day, respectively This brings the total
of vessels sunk by l. boats since they
hepan their campaien in these water
Their crews tota'Nhs % NEIL "e''
brought here today by Danlsh steam
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-13
SLIGHT GAINS By ENEMY BETWEEN
AISNE RIVER AND YILLERS COTTERETS

Further gains have been made by the French troops the
fighting in the region between Mondider and Noyon where
addition to the capture of territory Beoy
the center of the line 400 additional Germans nave been
made prisoners and and machine guns have been
taken Numerous German countelattacks have been re-
pulsed but the enemy succeeded point crossing the
az river On the eastern side of the Disc the French
have carried strategic retirement along the line of Bel
10y Tracy LIE Val and Nampce unobserved by the enemy
Farther south north of the Marine the region Chateau
lley the French have recapured the village Moncourt
and portion of the village Circumstances.
In violent fighting between the Asne and the forest
of Ves Coeles the enemy made slight gains against the
French
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-13
political ADVERTISEMENT
One Term as County Commissioner
Is All Erwin E. Walker, Monmouth
Asks. Well Qualified for Office

Ny Walkers chief opponent has
! heio the office for six years and il 5
Ia nrmly grounded understanding. in
political circles. that one term is all
'hal any man ought to expect to re-
ceife IN this important office.
/ IN TACT. no candidate who has at
4 tempted 10 succeed himself has ever
been successful and after a conpre-
hehsiV' canvas Of the county, Mr.
Walker is Of the opinion that the rule
VIII not be broken this year.
There are other and perhaps more
practical reasons why Mr.. Walker
feels that he is entitled TO the princj.
pal consideration at the hands of me
voters.
MIR. Walker is thoroughly con-
vervant with county needs. During
the past ten or dozen years nis
business OF dealer in produce. has
taken him to every part of the county
and at the same time familiarized
him with the road needs, how to buy
economically in the county's interest
and the desires of the voters On
county matters.
Two years ago Mr.. Walker made an
attempt for the position and received
such strong endorsement that his
nomination in the present campaign
seems almost certainty. The man
who is looking for the right way to
cast his vote for Commissioner of
kennebec County will put cross II
the square opposite Mr.. Walkers
name. inlsdlt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-13
GlyFNNUR MILLlKEN LATER N0MINATES
ARTHUR |. THAYER, BANGOR, FOR SHERIFF
THE REMOVAL ORDER

1t appearing that the Governor and
Council upon the complaint of Guy
II. Sturgis, as attorney general,
versus r. Herbert White, sheriff of
Penobscot county, after due notice
and hearing at which Sheriff White
appeared and was given full oppor-
tunity to present any defence that
he might have to the churges made in
the complaint. after due and careful
consideration Of the evidence pre-
sented at such hearing. both in sup
port Of the charges made in the COM
plant and by Sheriff White in his
own defence, have found by vote
upon roll call of all the members of
the Council and the vote of the Gov
crnor that
T. Herbert White, sheriff Of
Penohscot county, did not on the
third day of January, A. p. 1918.
faithfully perform and has not at
divers other days and times be-
, tween the third day Of January, A.
D., 1918 aforesaid, and the day of
making this complaint. faithfully
performed the duties imposed upon
him as said sheriff by Section 40 Of
Chapter 127 of the Re"isod Statutes
or this state and particularly his
duty az said sheriff in enforcement Of
the law against the illegal sale of in
toxicating liquors and the keeping of
drinking houses and tipping shops.
And have found by vote upon
roll call OF all members Of the Coun-
ell and the vote of the Governor that,
T, Herbert White, sheriff of Penoh-
scot county, did not on the third day
Of January. 4. ID. 1918. efficiently
perform and has not on divers other
days and times between the third dav
of January. a. d. 1918, .foresaid. and
the day of making this complain cf-
ticiently performed and is not Of
ficiently performing the duties i'm
posed upon him as such sheriff by
Section 40 of Chapter l27 of the Re
NIStb statutes OF lIllS state ana par
ticularly his duty as said sheriff in
enforcement Of the law against the
Illegal sale Of Intoxicating liquors
and the keeping of drinking houses
and tipping shops.
And have found by vote upon roll
call OF all members Of the Council
and the vote of the Governor that
r Herbert White. sheriff of Penoh-
scot county, did not on the third day
of January. y. d. 1918, efficiently
execute and has not on divers other
DAYS and times between the third dav
or January \. u. 1918, and the dav
OF the making OF this complaint eff
ticiently executed and is not er-
ficiently executing lawful processes
by the supreme judicial court for
SAID county of PcnobscCt to him di-
rccted requiring him to arrest or CON
finc the persons in said processes
named. charged with o. convicted Of
Continued on Page e-CoI. d
tPolitlcal Advertisement
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-13

Among the guests were Secretary of
the Treasury William G. McAdoo and
Mrs McAdoo; Joseph p. Tumulty. sec
rotary 10 the President, and Mrs Tum-
uity; Rear Admiral Cary I. Grayson.
I. s. y, and Mrs. Grayson. and George
I. Marye, who was American ambassa-
dor 10 Russia while Mr.. Baker was Sec
rotary Of the embassy at Petrograd
The bride, who was given in marriage
by her father. Isaac F. Emerson of
baltimore Wore 4 travelling gown of
dark blue.
Mr, and Mrs. Baker left here tonight
for California.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-13
ENCAMPMENT
MAINE S. OF V.
AT PORTLAND

Portland, Me. June 12.-The annual
encampment of the Maine division
Sons Of Veterans. opened in this city
today. The report of the secretary
showed that there are IL camps N
good standing in the State with u
membership of 2392, gain Of SO. 1t
was voted to substitute the Iron
Gross" the badge of past command
ers for one Of different design. The
womans' Auxiliary of the order met
and heard the reports Of officers
and named committees.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-13
NOTIFICATIONS
ANNOUNCED IN
FREIGHT RATES

Washington, June 12.-Moditlca :
tons of the three cent freight rate
increase orders announced today uy
Director General McAdoo provide
that the plan BY which intra-s state
rates would have been cancelled when
in conflict with interstate rates shall
be rescinded; that the minimum
charge of SIS a car shall not apply to
local switching smovements nor to
heavy articles such as brick sand,
lumber, ore and coal: and that the in
crease of 10 cents per hundred pounds
on cotton is to apply to any quantity
instead on only to car loads.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-13
GERMAN CLAIMS IN
WEDNESDAYS FIGHTING

The French forces operating Oh the
east bank Of the 0ise river south %
Noyon have evacuated the Carlepont
wood and the Germans are closely press
ing them southwark, according 70 the
German official communication Of
Wednesday. The communication also
asserts that the territory On the opposite
side Of the river near where the Matt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-13
THE WEATHER
THUNDER SHOWERS

Weather conditions and forecast for
Northern New England: Thunder
showers and cooler Thursday; Fri
day fair.
Southern New England: Clearing
and cooler Thursday; Friday fair.
Eastern New York: Fair and cooler
Thursday; Friday fair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-13
CALL ISSUED
FOR MEN TO MAN
COAL GOLFERS

Boston, June Fin view of the
coal' supply crisis in New England.
Henry Howard, director of the Unit
ed States Shipping Board recruiting
service. tonight issued call for vol
unteers to man Golfers. He is consid
ering special distinction for men who
volunteer for this work and remain
in it three months or more
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-13

Boston, June 1.-THE anti loafing
law. passed by the Legislature as a
war measure, was put into effect by
Coy. Mccall tonight a proclama-
ton by the Governor said Il do
hereby proclaim that the employment
of all men able TO work is necessary
for public protection and welfare:
and | do hereby admonish all male
residents of the Commonwealth who
saEe able TO work and who are between
the ages of eighteen and fifty Years
to engage in some useful occupation
for al least thirty sin hours per
week; and to comply with the pro-
visions OF the aforesaid act relative
to registration and otherwise; and r
DO hereby call upon all police officers
OF the Comm wealth and of the
cities and towns diligently to enforce
this act, and also call upon those who
shall be designated agents for the
registration Of the unemployed in the
several cities and towns in the Com
monwealth to assist to the best of
their ability the officers of the Com
monWealth who shall he CHARGED with
the duty Of conducting the rcgistra-
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-13
Steamers to
Transport Coffee
From Brazil

Washington, June 1.-THE war
trade board announced late today
that the Shipping Board has allo.-
ted number of steamers to trans
port coffee from Brazilian ports 10
New FORK. Clearances will occur dur
ing July and August and the freight
rate is fixed at $17e a bag.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-13
News Print Paper on Hand

Washington, June News prin.
paper stocks on hand at the end IF
May were equal to about one week.
production, said summary Of tn.
paper industry issued today by thc
Federal Trade Commission The
stocks amounted to rs, 483 net tons In
the last week of the month. II mills
were idle, most of them engaged IL
making repairs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-13
ANOTHER PHASE
0 f Hun Propaganda
Uncovered in Chicago
Designed to Undermine Morals of
Soldiers by Casting Suspicion on
Conduct of Wives Left Behind
Believed Similar Tricks Tried Else
where

Chicago, June 12.-Insidious German
propaganda designed to undermine the
morale of soldiers by casting suspicion
or the conduct of wives left behind has
been uncovered here.
Last Monday we'll written letter pur-
porting To come from a soldier whose
wife, the letter said, had been insidous-
~ lured 10 marital dsIoyalty, was read
by the clerk Of the morals court and it
suggested that publicity was desired.
1t was a dramatic story so well told
that suspicious were aroused and inyes-
ugation showed no trace of the sol
der" supposed 10 have written it in the
hospital where worries over his wife's
conduct had put him
The pathetic appeal of the letter was
such that had not the fraud been de-
tected the story probably would have
attained much publicity 1t was declar-
ed. however, that early in the war Ger
man agents flooded the Italian ..rnly
with letters telling soldiers that their
wives were unfaithful
Federal agents believe that the trick
may lie tried elsewhere and that I'M
doubtedly German propag Uganda is trying
to obtain a similar effect by other
means.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-13

enters the Disc has been cleared Of Al.
lied troops.
Nowhere else along the battle iron,
running from Montdidier to the regiou
around Noyon is any claim made to
further advances by the Germans. On
the contrary the latest communication
shows that the enemy everywhere hs
been busily engaged in attempts to hol:i
back the French and other Allied troops
among them some Americans.
The communication makes no mention
Of the Allies having advanced their
Continued on Page Cool. y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-13
General Forecast :

The eastward progress Of the St
Lawrence valley storm has been tenn
porarily checked and there has beer
a sharp fall in the barometer to the
southwark along the Atlantic coast.
Thunder showers have been gen.
eral in New England and the Middle
atlantic states.
1t is decidedly cooler in the regions
of rainfall.
ShoWery weather will continue IN
New England; elsewhere the wealth.
or will be fair.
storm warnings are displayed on
the Atlantic coast from Delaware
Breakwater to Eastport.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-13

Enemy Succeeds in Crossing Matz River a t
One Point-On Eastern Side of Disc French
Carry Out Strategic Retirement Along Line
of Belloy, Tracy LIE Val and Nampcel, Unob-
served by Enemy-Farther South in Region
of Chateau Thierry Frencl, Recapture Viii
lage of Montcourt and Portion of Village Of
Brussiares
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-13
Boston Forecast

Boston, June 12.-Forecast for Bos-
ton and vicinity: Thursday fair and
somewhat cooler: Friday fair, strong
west to north winds diminishing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-13

90. 'he campaign of Erwin +.
'N'r ~ Monmouth progresses il
j.. moro and more evident to
., '" voters that his candida v
... ''h'y Commissioner is partic-
co.,. crying Of support at the
coming Primaries
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-13
SHERIFF WHITE OF PENOBSC0T
! COUNTY REMOVED BY GOVERNOR

For Failure to Enforce Liquor Laws and Not
Efficiently Executing Processes from Su-
prenac Court-Removal to Take Effect at
Midnight, Wednesday, June 19-Found
Guilt Oh Both Counts of First Declaration
Declaration
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-13
FURTHER GAINS MADE BY FRENCH BETWEEN N0Y0N
AND MONTDIDIER= C0UNTER=AT Jacks REFUSED
BATTLE FROM MoNTDIDIER TO THE MARINE.


the
American
line i 0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-13
THE REMON AL

G-,--o-. Cail T. VI liiken. acting
An .-o advice and consent OF the E>-
,s,t.,e Ccuacu. on Wednesday, june
4. 1915 removed r Herbert White,
.s,rN Pcnohscot county. from chat
.4.. pr not differently executing
n,o,osscs from the supreme court
nl removal to take effect at mid
rra. IN Nclnoaday, June 10, 1918.
uoa Also announced from the Ex-
sca,ae department that Fred NJ
Gates IN Mlunockot will be Sheriff
Thayers chief deputy sheriff.
Tho case before the Governor and
Council vas n the shape Of tW1
charges. each u which was divided
into two counts. as follows. with thu
vote as recorded. both the Councillors
and the Governor voting Guilty" q
Not G4lty" on each:
First Declaration
Count une-That Sheriff White did
not faithfully perform tho duties I'M
posed upon nm ~ the Statutes l.
The enforcement Of the liquor laws II
Penobscot county. Unanimous vote Ct
guilty
Count Two--That he did not EN-
GENTLY perform the duties thus I'M
poscd upon him Unanimous vote OF
gully
A Second Declaration
g COM, One-That he did not faith
ssl,v rxocute the processes TO him
nom ,nr supreme judicial court oil
psnobecot county Found not guiit'
H. vote standing Guilty, councIIor'
Nichols. Farueworth and St, CAR
not guilty. Gowcu. Norton, Bunker
Fay. Governcr MNlken.
Count Two That he did not en-
cicutlv perform such duties. tnani-
nous vote ~ guilty
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-13
ANTl-L0AFINC
Law Put Into Effect
by Gov. Mccall

All Male Residents Of Massachusetts
Between Ages Of 10 and so Ad-
monIshed to Engage in Some Use
full Occupation for at Least Sc
Hours Per Week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-13
FRIDAY: Fair

"lF YOU HAVE SOMETHING
to rent, you have something to
advertise and il will PAY YOU
TO ADVERTISE ADEQUATE.
LY AND PERSiSTENTLY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-13
THURsDAY: Showers

.one WEDGE DRIVES AN
oIueR"--in real estate ad.
.-isino. " one insertion Of
,.nr "ad" does not bring 70.
.ut keep at IT.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-30

Gs III fein serabs Ielienss Ghoas
ipisI, bds DSssl, bic obnebisE aui psin
Wleers periebsen, fi6 asIeaentli@ aHi
S6iffen pDriibefssbsne nitbnldFsu;
SeembDsn Ieifitn ii4 ia bsIoHnfrs
bdufig fpIde @siudk unn lprbtn ID
esta RON paNasisrtn aeisbsn, Die fid'
naa BEN Ganbe lsb3n. 2lber baB
ts audi WOsel ai6t, bic aiif GJeaajd,if-
fen nifitu m6aen. unh hies jpaay
0dnbbSasl Isin tbnpsn. bas biirIte pit.
len nod nsu ieiH! alaf qasifir.
Ddmpferfabritn bat man fpidx 9sis
Ipielt, bic nntiirlidb uuisr alien liuIs
iidnftn uur 9lisnnlnue iyGIIs fsin
i0Hnen, nod am biidisIisn btotaflst.
aoHarienDSsei, Feitn ss ipilbe oper
sdbme. ipsrpsn qeipib n;emals al ben
isereiisnbsR w5asin gtrefnet; abtt Der
@aHpfer .MbmirdI GhIeb.- Der slpts
fd,eR Seattle iinb sgar sJraneiseo
fdbri, tpurts Don siusm pdnr slsiner
WilbsSannarienp6geI - Der @attunq,
bic In ben Mdlbsrn pieler Gtridx Der
Ser. StdnieH pprfpmini - als nfiHl
~isneir6t unb eefisI ibnen aniGsinenh
nidF i&isft; 0bss ,DsHisiisuI ~ es.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-30

Bon ben SreiunbDitr5is wtonn,
bic aus bem naten apsbebunss s1ss
airt biefer Stabt nod Camp &bsrmail
sefdidt porben ftns, fiibreu breibig
beutjde gmnen. Grobbtm eibt es
Menlaen. ipeIdbe bsbaupten, bab elm
beuiiher Rame NIT patriotisulus uns
psrsinbar 1T unb abselest ipsrbsn
miihe. gs III bas cine Der bieitn
uniinpisen aeuberunsen BON meus
l1eiI, bte Nib in ben Sag btnsin-
rebsn uilb slauben. bab lie ibren paS
triotismus betunben, tpenn he gegen
bic beutf9e Sprude sifern unb bebeu.
WolIte man glIle, Die bfutlbe gtamen
fiibren unb bic peutihe Gprafe rsbsn.
ais unpatriotiif aniebep, 70 miibte
man lie aud pom 6eeresblenit niisz
IdIieBsn unb alshanil fpiirbe einf
sroBe Glide in ben Hfibei unIerer
Rampfer entitebsn. 8erubigeub III,
bab bic peyantiportlihen SteiIen IN
unferer natipnaleu &egieruHs an bic
fer 8erbegung iif nidht betbeiIisem
fonbern lie gu bdmpfen bemiibt iinb.
Sn mafhington bat man siner
ileberblid iiber bas sfammte 8ers
baltsn ber Deutfden unb dbt Ed DON
pertip5elteu ausnabmsn nidt irre
fiibren. wsau ipeib, pie eifris unh
g.bOrfnm bic SeutI6n i'm Sesrss.
bisnit iinb unb man lpcib, ipie bic
GeutTdeu in ibrer geiammtbeit @lIes
nufbieten. nm Der Weaieruns In isber
bsntbaren Weife BeiItanb az leilteu.
Gis Msni6sn, bic bsitdnbis heben
iOntsn enblib sur giniiht tomtnen,
bah lie bem 2anbs bas @egsntb'iI bon
ein.m Gienft sripstfeH, irbem lie pas
triotiif oeiinnte Winuer 81 perun<
sIiMpfen iaden. !
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-30

Infer 8ouperHeur Coz
iaste In ieiner Rebe in @iseonitn,
pp er bic aaHpibatur DON SpIepb
9apiss fir ben 8unoess sSenat untsr.
tiiBt, es sebe DeatIfs, fpel6e bic
&nii9t bsesn, bab Der Sriss bon
SeIti6lanb ni6t besonren, ipHberu
ibm aufsebruusen porbsH ici unp
bestpssen lhpantenp iine. Sol6e
arsuments iinp nihi am pIaBe ura
fir ioldes Shpanten gibt IS ieins
tsntidulbisung. Der Mes Der gfIiht
lit tlar porgei9rieben. Die Seuts
idben in ben Der. Stanten miiFsr fir
bieTe, fpeId,e lire 6eimntb iine, ELM
Iiekn uub oieis pfli6t lit 10 bsutli6
uHb 70 unoertennbar, oab Riemanb TN
2tpetfcl bariiber 1T. @s 1T gang
iiberfliiiiiee arbeit, ben 9euti4en be-
sreifli4 gu MAIDEN, bab iis Iopai iein
miiNeu, ba iie nid't ben mtnbeiten
0ruHb 81 Der aunaGms 6ieteu. bab
Tie es ui9t iinp. @aup, Cog bat bic
fen .3tpeifel au4 bIps aneeregt, uls
cineH srumpf sesen ben repubIitanis
f9eu Geuats 4anbiboten Qenroot
ouasuFpieIen. Cor lou bic DeutIdn
aus BEN Spiel IaiTen uns linen uidt
untrfelIsn, bab iis anbsrs iiber ben
artes btHtsu. ,pis al. iibrigen nmtri'
tanif6sn 8iirser. Die Deutid,en ite<
ben In tsiner absefonberten Srnppe,
Sic fd,ieIsu niht naG 9eutfhlano
biniiber, foubern baben Isbislih uuo
aIlsin Die @pbIfnbrt Der Ser. StaateH
am Ser5sH, Sbrs SSbne uHb ansss
hSrisen tdnpfn fir infer 2arb unb
has 1T ifOu Elm eeHiiaenbsr @ruHb.
hab Tie uur Sinn unb @sritanbniB
fiir bic Der. StaatsH babsH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-30
Die aHsabs bab bic ct,
Matthdns @smeinpe in sfolge bes


Mattbdus @smeiHpe in Solse bes
&rtegss ibre Mitglieosr DerlOr.n bat,
Il! H9t pabr. Der Qiebersans NJ
Der sIei6sn uriaAe auSuihreibsa, Der
BEL eiHer gnsabl ensliiaer air9en
in ben untsrsn Stabttbei!en iid
lpahrnebmbar semaht bat unp bas
III Der 3us mad ben Doritabtsa.
@epiifs Stabttbeile, bic ifiber gong
peutfb paren, perbeu iebt pOn 4ngss
bDrisen aHbersr glatipnalitaten be-
pObHt uno ssnau 10 pis bic anglo.
amsritaner babeu bic 9euii9 sglnIss
ritan.r ibrs nsue 6eimatb nuf ben
5sissln aufgeId.aaen. DER Inter.
idieb in nur be-, bob bic 9lnsIos
ameritaner fir tirdli9s @erIoreuns
in ben nelien @obHortsH geIorst bas
ben, tpdbrenb bas pom beuti6er Gtite
itart pernadldifist iporben 1T uHb Is
III an Der 3eit, bab ettpas eef6iebt,
UNI beHti4e @eHeinbeu IN ben 8ors
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men nod bon ben Bergen beruuter
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unter5isben m09tsu, ober Is iinb
beren iebr penise. Denn baber bic
GsmeiHben erbaIten bleiben foasu,
miifIen bic nDtbissn 9ortebrunssu
geiroffen perben, am bas junes glsa
meHt feit3ubaIteH auf ipelbem ieibfr.
psritanbti6 bic 3uiuHft bsrpht, Dos
Ssptf9tbum In Cincinnati Ut nod
isbr tart, iosar nod itarier. als In
ben Jassu, bic man ais feline 8liitbes
Seii bssei6nst, mas bic periObs Don
1850 Bis 1885 umfabt, 9GmaIs sa6
es tpeniser Ginppbuer. bemne6 ips.
niger Deatfbe als jebt in Cincinnati.
abtr lie ma6teH eiHsu srobsH GiHs
brud, neil fie bi6t Suinmmsn tpohHs
ten. tpGbrenb iie isbt iiber sans 6as
milton Gouutp striirnit iiHb. Mers
ben bic aerfreuten beutfden 2tniisb.
lunssn bura Rir1en anb @reins