davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1918-05-03
,nHN D. RYAN NEW AIR CHIEF
denomination of Signal Corps, With
Financier as Director OF Aircraft
Production, Announced.

Washington, April 25.-Reorganiza-
+,on of the army signal corps, with
Iohn D. Ryan of New York, copper
r,,ognate and financier, as director of
aircraft production. was announced on
"wednesday night by Secretary Baker.
Major General Squier, chief signal
officer. will hereafter devote himself
ex.lusively to administration of the
signal branch and new division of
military aeronautics is created under
the direction of Brig. Gen. William L.
Kenly.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1918-05-03
AMERICAN WAR CASUALTIES
Number of U. S. Soldiers Killed in
Seicheprey Battle Was Less
Than Dozen.

Washington, April 26.-The number
of American killed in the German at
tack of April 20 near Seicheprey was
less than q dozen and the number of
injured was about twenty. These fig
ures. made known here, appeared to
give support to the German claim that
1873 Americans were captured, since 1t
previously had been admitted that the
American casualties were around 200.
The casualty list issued by the war
department Thursday contains 40
names. divided as follows: Killed in
action, 2; died of wounds, 6; died of
accidents, 4 !; died of disease, z; died
from other causes, 1; severely wound
ed, 5; slightly wounded, "A.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1918-05-03
BRITISH REGAIN
TOWN; TAKE 500
HUN PRISONERS
Germans Are Driven From ViIIers-
BretonneuX.
HUNS WIN MONT KENNEL
French in Vigorous Counter-Attack for
"key to Ypres"-Eianeard Recap
tured After Hard Battle-En-
envy Suffers Heavy Losses.

London, April GA counter-attack
by French troops against kemmell
hill, the key to Ypres, has brought on
a furious battle for this important
high ground. The fight is still rag
ing.
FrancoBritish troops on the SOmme
front east of Amiens also are counter
attacking all along the front from Vii
lersBretonneux to opposite lanyard
ea-Santelre.
French Back in Hangard.
A large part of the ground lost in
this region has been retaken, and the
official cOmmuniQue issued by the war
office in Paris says that the French
have re-eStabliShed themselves in the
western portion of Hangard, which
village changed hands twice during the
day.
The enemy brought up important
forces in an effort to check the al
lied advance and suffered heavy losses,
but all the rewOn ground has been
held.
Germans on Mont KENNEL.
North of Hangard wood the Ger
man assault battalions were hurled
against the French seven times with
out gaining any ground.
On the northern battle front the
Germans, in addition to holding Mont
KENNEL are in possession OF the viii
lagos of KENNEL and Dranoutre, Field
Marshal Haig reports.
The enemy has launched another at
tack, and from the neighborhOOd of
Dranoutre to the Ypres-Comines canal
terrific battle is in progress.
Tanks Used on Both Sides.
London, April 26.-Australian and
English troops have recaptured Viii
lers-BretonneuX and taken more than
600 prisoners in that region. Field
Marshal Haig reports from headquar-
tiers.
Farther to the north, on line from
Bailleul to Wytschaete, there has been
very heavy fighting and the allied
troops were obliged to withdraw from
their positions.
A Reuter- dispatch from British
headquarters says that six German di-
visions (mOre than $4,000 men) deliv-
cred the attack on the Bailleul-Meter-
en- W'gtschaete font.
Hangard, on the French front, was
in German hands at last accounts.
Berlin officially reports the capture
vi +ho ENpnn oh
claims to have taken 1000 prisoners
after hard fighting.
Tanks went into action on both sides
for the first time in history. In the bat
tie about Villers-Bretonneux the Ger
man tanks appeared at the beginning
of the engagement and by noon the
British tanks joined in the fray.
Some five tanks were employed on
each side in the Villers-Bretonneux
fighting as supports to the infantry.
The crews of the British landnaughts
were experienced in handling their
charges, and when two of the tanks
got among the enemy troops they
crushed their way forward, shooting
down the hostile infantry with rapid
fire guns.
Paris, April 25.-The Germans have
resumed their drive on Amiens, and
American troops are in the thick of
the heavy fighting.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1918-05-03

Vegetable Compound cured me SO aiu
not need the operation, and am telling
ali INV friends about it."-Mrs. a. W..
BNzER, Black River Falls, Wis.
1t is just such experiences as that OF
Mrs. Binzer that has made this famous
root and herb remedy q household wore
from ocean to ocean. ANY woman VINO
suffers from Inflammation, liberation
disbursements, backache, nervousness
Irregularities or " the blues" shouts
not rest until she has given it trial
and for special advice write Lydia 4"
Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1918-05-03

Amsterdam, April 25.-The Hetvolk,
announced on Wednesday that the
German minister TO the Netherlands
has left The Hague for Berlin and
that the Dutch minister 10 Germany
is on his way from Berlin 10 The
Hague.
Situation Growing Serious.
London, April 25.-RelatiOns be-
tween Germany and Holland are still
discussed in special dispatches from
Holland with the suggestion that the
situation is extremely serious, but no
one is able to give authentic details
of the alleged German demands.
The sand and gravel question takes
a prominent place In all the reports,
but some Of the correspondents write
Of several others.
The correspondent Of the Times at
The Hague mentions among other
things the reported demand that HOl4
land guarantee to Germany supply
Of raw materials Immediately after
the war, while a certain quantity Of
Dutch tonnage is demanded for the
same period.
Latin Republics Near War.
London, April 24.-Uruguay and Ar
gentina are expected to declare war
against Germany at an early date, ac-
cording to Berlin reports forwarded by
the Exchange Telegraph's correspond
ent at Amsterdam. The German news
papers have been notified to prepare
the public for this development, he
adds.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1918-05-03
HOLLAND HITS AT THE U. S.
Puts Embargo on Tin and Medicine
From the West lndies-Cuts Off
War Supplies.

Washington. April 27.-Holland has
placed an embargo on the expectation
from the Dutch East Indies of tin, tin
ore, cinchona bark, quinine, quinine
salts and kapok. all of which are need
ed by the United States for war pur-
poses.
Official notification of the embargo,
effective April 90, came Yesterday and
has caused much perturbation.
In some quarters it was suggested
the measure was in retaliation for the
American reQuisitioning of Dutch
ships.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1918-05-03
Soothe Baby Rashes

That itch and burn with hot baths OF
Cuticura Soap followed by gentle
anointings of Cuticura Ointment.
Nothing better. For free samples adj
dress, "Cuticura, Dept. x, Boston,
Sold by druggists and by mail. Soap
25, Ointment % and 50.-Adv.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1918-05-03
BRITISH LOSE 1000 GUNS
Between 1000 and 5000 Machine Guns
and Great Quantities of
Ammunition.

= London, April 26.-The British have
lost nearly 1000 guns, between 1000
and 5000 machine guns and the total
manufacture of ammunition of between
one and three weeks since the present
battle in France began, Winston Spen-
Ger Churchill. minister of munitions.
told the house of commons. All these
losses have been made good.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1918-05-03

6HVGQ me x6OAA Gas
operation, ! cannot
say enough in praise
oft. Isuffered from
organic troubles and
my side hurt me SO
/ could hardly be up
from my bed, and 4
was unable to do my
housework. / had
the best doctors in
Eau Claire and they
wanted me to have
an operation, but
lydia e. Pinkham 81
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1918-05-03

He who pokes his nose into every.
thing will occasionally poke II between
4 thumb and forefinger
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1918-05-03
HOLLAND AND
BERLIN RECALL
THEIR ENJOYS
Dutch Minister Has Left Ger
many.
SITUATION Is VERY SERIOUS
Officials Fail to Give Authentic Details
Of Alleged Teuton Demands
Sand and Gravel Question
Up Again.

The Hague, April 27.-The cOmman-
der in chief Of the land and sea forces
In Holland has Professionally stopped
all leaves Of absence.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1918-05-03
Carriers Iron Pills
VIII restore color to the faces OF
those who lack Iron In the blood,
as most pale-faced people do.
Natural Propensities.

Money is the root of all evil"
Eyes, and it seems to grow best by
the grating process"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1918-05-03
THIS WOMAN
SAVED FROM
AN OPERATION
BY taking Lydia E. PinkhaEn'e
Vegetable Compound, One
of Thousands of Such Cases.

Black River Falls, Wis. "As LydiS
e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1918-05-03

washington, April 24.-The exploit
of the British seamen recalls that of
Lieut.. Richard Pearson Hobson of the
United States navy. who took the old
steamer Merrimac into Santiago har-
Der at night, during the war with
Spain, and sank it in the narrow chan
mel under fire of the Spanish shore
batteries
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-22

gr lanbctc IN Mo:iu, itisB abr bort
auf 10 ilnsldubiss Gsslcn. baB man
itn police MsiEtrnutr abtpiss, 10 buB
q bon Gruem IN Ste ftedxn muBtt.
fiir tc Sdiii5ylhisen fuurM bic
Gage HuRmebr III erllid, aumdI bic
nus stra Ian 1cpfsn befetenbt Be-
iatans auter ben Cif,aiersn uno orei
Srt:r pisr gurrtdem nur ausJdrbi3en
seiicnp. Biz jcpi Sii Il tr.ern bsguDnell.
Ter anpitdn mar tft'srnnt; bic Gi-
f,,irre bitten isinc Dioft iiber bic gus
idmmrnsciriirfeI's D,annfddit. Cts'
1nl6 ibatsn Iict artei rem pohagiersIl
Sis iiinseren @snlanms. pnter bensn fh
ricIe tei1lfstrsnoe ergiiIhe Offi3iere
ttfanben. 3uIamucn, bemdhtisttn iidf
Der Maiien. l'dsn 'iHe 2(rt Siders
hsitsausiduf rns 1ehen uno erri6tes
ten ,ar Wnrnnna e'len Galsen. Das
ourd, lunroen bit nn3ufriebeHen unb
bic Weutsrsr in Snrf sebaIten, ios
Sab man aliidl;fsr.rTc ieine Geipalt
enSupenbsn hraufis Mm pisrten
7nlc .rsIid, fpurbsa bic Gdiffbriidis
gen pcn osm Wtslt.itiff erl0ft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-22
gterblit)feitsbertd)f.

9apTon qonrence, 10, 952 Be1s
glhte Str, 9ruitfeueutSiinouHs.
gl,dsa,I 0pron, 81, 2817 WeogttI'
on 9lbe., goernoertaItllng.
@iaiam Gietrib, 46, $40 Siottsr
9lpe., llngliidsfaQ.
Sppart qoppe, 6 WloHdtr, 2273
Goth Ctr, 2uftrobrsnent5iinrung
WIdriob 0Otp, rs, 7o4 Barr Str,,
6er5leioeu
qouis Start, "a. 9arttpeu, Gbern'
nertaltune.
glettie BiIltons, "a. Surtpeu,
2uTtr0breneuts;inoung.
9lnna glodms, Al. 2442 9ine Str,,
SurmoerItliueuus.
Qbiaip 6oaopnp, 55, 7o9 Gutter
Ctr, @ebirnbIutilns.
Sobn s. Giqesph, 70, 1913
@rouopon, 9uftr6brcNent5iiuoung.
Warp 6. 8lau, rs. 3747 Snttou
Ctr, Se3Ieioen
Sufan SSune 9bOmus, 81, 792 Oit
McRiIan Ctr, Sd)dbslbruh.
Ilarp Bus, 55. 17l5 Trsmont
Ctr. Srsbs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-22
@pleenes s,nbilanm.

Tu isroixnbsrein bsr Driiisn
Geutfds sg,rni. air6e on Walmit nabs
8. Girdbf Naifog o. 6aefner) ftiert
nm natbften Gonniog, ben "A. 75ebr.,
bas f85nt iyeit Esin<s golSenen sSu.
btidnms. Der GeItscttesbisnit bsginnt
gsnhnittogs ~ lltr, nnh bsmfsIben
foIat tin Supper. lpelhes bic Tamsn
i'm SdulfdaI fsrpiesn ipsrben. air6e
uno SdHfliadl iperben fefilid, ae,
ffnpiidt icin- Tie Beumten bes @er,
tins trsffeH be gortsbrunatn anfs
Belle; fis lnbtH frstnblibis sn oieisr
oSilbelf,isr elm unb erpdrten cine
redt sablrsidx 9siheiIisuna. Dis
Brsinsmitalieber periamaneln iit
Inn 2 llbr Is Mimiitn i'm GduISani,
stm atnsinfam IN bic Riyte an sies
ben. Orr poitor o. @. Gifenicbr
hdlt cine enaliite nnb Serr pdfrr 9.
1edsr cine btuifhe iJsifreSe. Tie Der.
ren paitoren Sans 6aupt, u. Nts
u<ua unS q. Reiiop iberxtmeu ben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-22
Weburten.

Gbtparb unb SiIba RcSpnolo
524 &lotter 4pe., a1abe.
Ssrant unb Wlaris Runhort, 1916
Worfbaq glpe., Snabe.
Bernard uno Carrie Reter, 1122
Queen gitp 9(be., WiGoten.
Som uno MotbiIbe &lueper, 1431
Stote 9lpe., MGbheu.
9eorge unn 9illte Barter, 23S3
MarIutp 4pe., &nabe.
SObn uno Mnrsaret6 Stbert, 2Sl
@eit McWliden 9lpe., andbe.
gidolas unb 2ena Wueler, 519
Oliper Str, MGbhen.
g}iaulas unb Tbereie Hetbeuba4.
1903 Sim Str, Snabs.
Sorrp unb @ertriroe mt,lIpane9,
1922 gobpon Str, aua6e.
ser6ert unb Gnrrie 9o6oub, Pops
Sclpitt Gbe., Wdodtn.
2ouis unb gfutb S3rimper, 1852
Goitern Stpe., Sndbe.
Sbomos urb slnna gonIin. 50oS
2tonarb Str, Snube.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-22

slltarsottesbienff. 9tii4 6err paifor
8. Walbmdnn BON Der Oh. prot. ct,
pduIiis : air4e In gopington, Rn.,
9dt fein Grfdxinen freimbli1ft 3,iges
fdgt. Der Rirdsn9or pfrb unter
Geituna bes Drsaniiten 6errn Sobn
8. 8. 6asfner tilise Gieber fingen
Trl. Rcfs 5timam Elm Sppran-
Golo nnb f}rI. Minnie Saeobs Inn
6err albert 4renb elm Duett. WGbs
renb bes Giippers finb<t Ror3trt in
Der airfe ftatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-22
Gbe. Gsiambnitidein

Biaiam 8. aluamepe, q, 3O4
Darner Ctr.
lStsila artman. %, 4214 goIerain
apenue.
Diaiam 6. Danisl, "a, Camp S6e.
riban.
i5clen Sba msser, II, Oailep.
tRalpb .. guar, 81. williamsburg
I Ohio.
lebiib 8. Waiie. %. Q. %. 6. u.
! 9bomas 20. Gpbbarb, 46, Stamp,
ing @rounb, Rp.
leslia SadicH 80, DenniIon SOicl.
lWilIiam u. Dapis, 30, ct. Bernard.
tetbei @ertruhe Straub. %, Sessl.
|J0bn Darn. "a. 1887 Sarrifon ap.
tRaris Oftprp, 60, bessl.
(Wiaiam 3 .surnn. Al. 1897 CHM
Strabe.
}emma gobman. %, 1926 hessl.
)Sacob 2iebert, 20. 3464 aineoln qip.
Wiarie Wnnns, 20. 5000 garrospap.
jginbrep 9rsen, Is, 1921 9incolnglp.
teilis g. Rob. IS. 2o27 Oai aeaf
aptnus.
jebarles g. 8runsr. SO, 1O1s Mals
nut Ctr.
lwsiHnis slato, 81. II Bauer ap..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-22

4
siil gaantcn Der SanIeImarn 2ogc
fipraH bereli Wieiiter BON Stibl, Serr
sycbn Stiiber, bas Mitiidl init ieiileng
erercifenoen Snbalte itno legte benz
TobteH bic Greimaurer.G .Gdlr5e, cine
filr5e 4iograpbie, aus ipeIher ber,
porgebt, bnb oerieIbe am 2S. Te5.
1886 in ben Sroen allfgenpmmen
iporoell ipar, ioipie Elm ssnunergriin
als 2eid)en Der llniterblidfeit III. ben
Sarg.
Serr GmiI Srailsr, iueld)er inn
'gtailIen Der Cincinnati Tllrngenleinoe
Abitieo BON oem alien 5urner. Brit
Der tlabnL rief oieiem Den lesten Eur.
nergriB Su. CT betonte. Oob Der Ser.
ltorbene iiber elm babies ssabrbunoert
ocr Gurngerneinoe Die Ireiie belt
iuto tpieoerboIt ibr eriter GprefRr
itilo gertrauensninnn geipeien jet. er
babe iib ourd BfIid)teifer ino ieltene
Srngabe un6 Opterfreuoigfeit allsae.
5eidnet. Sein sinoenfen iperSe llets
bodlgeboIten ipcr0en.
Erabtige @lumenitiide idmiidter
ben Sarg. Bon alien Srganiiationeit
ipcld,en Der @eriiorbene mgeborte.
ipdren iolfe gefdnot fporoer. Die
Turngemeiiibe battle 3ipei nieoerleaen
laiien zines bapon batten bic Barren
ibrein alten grlioer gcfanot.
als 9abrtuttrdger eripiden benz
Wsrbli6enen bic Iebtc Gbre:
@rrftanb bes alltsnbeinls - 6.
w. o. Guebtert, i5reb. $. gallmann,
Gouts Rebfub unS 9ans 3inie.
3eutffameritanifder Stabtpers
hanb Jobn Sdsporb, 5enrg als
berb, Jobn 5offmann unb Charles
Mtnisr.
9ereinists Ginger - Gbarles o.
Shmibt. JObn Soffmann, Sstar
Rofe uno Charles Stalf.
9anislmaHn Qoge ssobm u.
grodmann. Dm. gruntis, stbam
anbler unb gbarlss 6. propbeter.
Seutifer gionierssyersin - Otto
anner, Geo. S6ies, Senrb grinis
mann unb yerbinanb Wsbser.
Snrngemeinbe auguit Gteins
Sa6. Gmil ltramer. e,iscn Ja.db
Hno Sermaun asiisr.
9aoifder llntsrits9erein - Grnft
Gsmpp. Jabian SGusler, Soipb
Suhm unb 9laii,is sylamm.
9eder qoiisu. O. U. R. - slIbert
godIet, 4usuit 4romfamp. 3. u.
Gaiier unb gbriftian Ben.
Nad S6luB Der 9rmlerieier purs
ben bic iterbliten lleberreite auf bem
Dine Girabs Berg Jriebbof our Isss
ten Rube sebettet.
All ssr lob BON GbarIes.
aubI.
eA ging elm liebes GGneerbera aur
Rub,
gieb ans suriid in leib unb G6msr,
llnb eils ber 6eimatb sni
9trilunsen III Der Issis 9pn,
0as Ieste 2ieb in aus,
.auf DisSerteBen broben GreunS,
Sm sroesn gaierbausl
GtDib#et BON ieinem traunnoeH
Jrsunb un6 aamnab,H
Otto anner,
I'm Ramen bes pionier Sanser4ors.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-22
&en. 2nuis Sismanit
;3nm Ifarrer Der Sers Ssiu-airde
ernnnat.

Grsbif4of MoelIer ernannte ssitern
Rep. 2ouis Siemann, felt 18 Sabren
9farrsr Der ct. RoIa @emeinbe, ols
Ra9folser beg peritorbenen Rep. Sotn
N. Gelbmann gum qfarrer Der 81.
Ser3 SeIu Stride in Gdmp Dafbings
toH. Gr tpirb bon Hep. @bparb 9es
peubrod unb Reo. Syrancis S9muf
aIs StIfsprieitern aiTiftirt tpsrben. 3u
ieirem Hodfolser an Der Ct. RoIq
STRIDE purbe Rep. sSpiepb Wtihos
lptpsti bon 9reeupiIIe, Sbio ernannt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-22
alus ben @erid9tsbbien,
Cine yeitimmnHs bes SOiepb Sin-
Heufamp'iden 3eitamentes beSfsI.
bes ariegs
Sat bic Gnterbnns feiner in Seutid.
lamb lebenoeH Weidtutitr
Sur Golse.

ebdHetoun9sfdlle. - Spfer Der Mes
aleiter RsuI eftate ggdange fIas
gen um ibr Geib. atnIase Der
Superior 9DortIdnb Cement 60.
brinst $3.50. 900. - Manbdmus-
fldse Sesen ganterOttri4ter Rellep.
- Rtretper fir eine Wagenidbrit.
ginsereihte Ssiiamente un6
Observation-Disclosures - 9ers
f4iebenea.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-22

IlluI DtIuuIIWlt8l Hape, lptu Uetlelpe
ibrn fsin @rbtbeiI erbalten bat.
8reberid 80. 8ope's per-
f6nlt9er 81 adlaB.
Ser perf0nli9e Radlab bes Jres
6erid SO. 9ope tit diif $187, :
100.72 abeef8dBt tpprben unD eutbdlt
! Ii. u. folserbe bebeiltenDere poiten:
300 &ttien Der ginc. @as &c electric
Co., $21 900; $50 btp. Ginc. Street
Railtpup Co., $17,5O0; 125 procter
e @uutble So. (pref.), $21, ,875; 1853
bio. ltniteb Stdtes printing g.,
$31 ,920; 200 oto. 2ittIe Wtiamt 81.
R. so, $4,000; 100 bio. glepelanD
&c pittsburg Rp. Co., $500; 100
bto. Sotel @ibiOu Common, $4,000;
60 bto. Columbus Rb., polper e
2t9ht 90, $5640; 81 bio. Dubtou &c
Uli6igan (pref), $456O; 80 Dto.
@aaIe Nbits 2eab 60. (pref.) $3.50;
80 bio. gSbil. Gareb Wafg. so. (pref)
$4750; so btp. 6oopens Sipensr
&entidIer Co., $4,000; 2e6ensDerz
liitxrungs 9oIics $4,000, ufp.
81 ADJ FAB : Sa8en.
Der peeri6nli6e gaa8laB 6es G6orles
Weslep 4nberion betrdat $1173.76;
herientge bes @m. Goeb $1157.4O;
oerisntge bes Iatbaniel gparb $14,s
11050; berjentge BEG Sp9n SerrD
91umm $15,311.o5; berisnige bes
Martin Wittbera $500.
Rofe 9. Debner 1T Seitamsntspolz
| ftrederin ben Carrie 9. Steapnrdn;
gerfoualien $4,000, Gruubeisent6Gm
$1,000.
WarD g. Strueber 1T glu4laBoers
ipnlterin Don georae =. Sdroeoer:
perionaliin $500, SruubsigeHtbalm
$95O0
sSobn 8. Qodms 1T NahluBpertpuls
ter bon sumes Qburns; gerionGlien
$4500, @runbeigent9um $4,000
Charles u. WcOepitt lit Ro9IaBs
oerpalter bon Sobn 56pmos O'geeiG /;
Berfonalien $3.50, 9runDeieentbum
5000.
iran Barter 1T RaBlaBpernalteria
Oon Sarner Barter; 9erIpnalien
1925, Grunbeiaentbum $500.
fenrb Q. Sduers lit SeTtdmettss
oofTtreder bon GlBabetb gausrs:
PerionaIien $50, SrurDeigentbum
$4,000.
Gaen 0uinn III SeitamentsppQs
firederin Don Winifrebe Quinn; Der
ionnlien $500.
Sfrancss Sper 1T seitomentsooQs
itredsrin BON So6n Ssinri6 Mlller;
gerionalien $4,000.
9Imelia goeletr ift Eeitamertsoous
ftreterin poHgharIes 8oelger; @rirbs
eigentbim $3.50.
@erf9tebenes.
Die =. 6. SbeI6on Sldte 60. erz
fanste ein urtbeil a6er S1014.o6
gegsn bic Gampior ReaItp So.
Die Sirb;. 9lpenue Qpan &: glrilbs
ing 60. bat sine 5ppotbctforberuns
lfber S456.S geaen pbineas q.
Nillips II. q. .insetlagt,
Francis q. 6ooesr, RsceiDer Der
gurnet gouis 60. unterbreitete feinsn
Finunadustpeis fir 0easnttsr 1917
benaufolge CT tpGhrerb bes Monuts
$5986.76 pereiHnabmte un6 $5419.29
perdusgabte. 70 haB er nod S467. AT
an 6anb bat.
Qlen Steoens, beFsn Guto am 16.
sSsunt 1917 an Der UseIifb unb Oar
pen Inenue bon einern Il,totrll6 Der
Gine. e. Subltrbun 8eI TeIepbpne
so. getrpffeu uHb na6Su serft6rt
'pltrbe, nobel er fsI5it aub erbeblite
9erfebuneen erlitt. bat 6esbdTb cine
Sluge iiber $3145 aegeH bic Sefeus
f4uit eingeri9t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-22

gDas ron GbarIes Rubl ferbli4
lcar, rabt nun i'm S4obe ber Groe.
Us mar eins erbebenbe 1raners
fcisr bic fir D,n p<rftorbenen 1urners
pianicr geIteru Ra4mittos in Der
Memorial 9aIle abgebaItsn ipurDc,
na4bem Sunor paiior 5aso eiisnS
Iobr ben trauernben 4nDerIpaHottn
in Shrbebauis bcrslite WOrie bes
2rplies auseiprpben bate. aluberprs
oentii4 erob mar bic slnsabl Der
lsiotrasenben. p,Ide fi6 in Der wlss
morial Saue cinssfunben batkn. nm
einsn lettcn Bid auf ben Iobien ,u
lpsrfen unb Der 5rauerieisr beisus
ipobntH.
eineeaeitet ipurbe biis burG eiH
gicb Der Der. Sdnger unter ber 2eis
tung bon fern aouis G5raoti. Bun,
psrbar stsreiisnb tlangsn bic ses
6dmpffeu JSns pes Qiebes still
rpht b.in Ser51. unb tiefsstenb NOR
Der Ginprud, ben Der Gelang BET ben
stRrel, ahsn biHisrlieb.
Damn ipra4 Doifor giienlohr s.n
Gebci unb ipibmste pSn Yeriiorbts
nm einen ebrenbcn Radrui uno ben
irnuernben Sirferbliebenrn gDorte
brsIiden 1roItss. qlllerbings brdnse
jn, 70 inste er, Der 0ebonic an ben
Ysrluit momentan nlles anbere 5us
rid; als anbcr.n GefiibIe piirbeu
BON bem ber 1rauer unb hss Sdmer-
.es ii6erndIiist. 1os lei ia aIIsrs
binss nsnfdjli6 uno besbalt psss
Iianplid; absr ipenn audi ole 9eiialt
oss 1oDten Dor ben augen Deri4ipins
BE- iei barum nidt alIes perloren
Dos anbsnten ON ieinen sblen Gbas
raiter, feline 9erbicuiie unbS iein
tsrjllfes Weisn Iebs in Der Grinnts
rl,ng n.iier, une nameRtlih feline
.rnncrnne Satin iperbe Srof iinbeu
i'm gsbantcn an bic 3iebs, 9reu.
unb 5ins.6uns. rpette iie ieitens bes
Nsritortcnsn aenisBen burits. GroS
uns idiucr fei auf b<r 8srtui, ipels
den bic allgemcinbeit erlitten ba
her 2obie OILS 8runbebrlider. offsner,
rcSlifer Wann itts bas gute aeiOrs
bert babe. @obl lei sr in aufrihiigsr
aicbe Der alien 9siHatb 3neetban
eefpefen, ubtr nit nidt aeringerer
5rsne bnbe er an ieinsr neuen Seis
matb geSiat, .@ir psrben pobl-.
70 idhob Der Rcbnsr. bic aubsre Ge>
folt peririIfsu. abcr bag 0ebGhtniB
cr GtrsGien bleibt i'm Gesen. lin.
i,r brriiorbensr Greuub rupt farfi
unb idiummrre i'm fSrieaen Biz gum
Tiieerlcbtn.~
sinds Der stniprodle irat tSrau Gar.
rie iSeI0mnnn an BEN bIuHenqe.
idmildiep Snrg imo legie i'm ysn.
men Der gaoies oi The y. ". 81. nit |
finSen inutgeu @orten Dem SootriI
ein fIeines Sterncnhanner anf bie |
glriii.
JTiI NdiiieH 0eS 6eder yoItcu 70. |
Seie Serr Il, G. Sniicr, Der nolnrni.
lid Der ieIbitIoien Singobe oes Ser.
iiorbencn gecndre nno betp,ite, nub |
iein e,ebdd,tnis nleSeit iperbc In Gb.
ren eebalten fperbcn.
Grrit flang onrnlf Der @eiang Se9
s.icocs nGhlnrui idAait oer SGngrr".
ginen inniaen asohriif tpionietc
Dem Iootcn aiIf Der gertretcr bes
Siionicr.s,ereins. Serr ,SeroinnnD
Wietger. Or iagte. oaB Der gerein
siuar iein dltefteS 1hitglieb. oic Stapt
eiiien trelen @iirger iuto ons gano
eiiien cdDteu Eotrioten nerlor, Dab
ater ociien Gceadtnis nid)t oiisiicr.
ben tueroe. Eie @iaenstrnit. oas IN |
niae 5einiltb iniS Die 8aierlailosliebe
oes Veriiorbeitn ieim porbiIOIid3 ge.
tpeirn nno gerue goire Hsan c5 ibnl. i
trptoem iein Singais iduterSe, oaB
er lriiu IN ifiilem ssrieheu r1,be
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-22
3nr ltBttn an5e
Nnroe ssitern bic iterblidk Ollie BON
Senator Charles stubl sebettet.

ginbrudsDolIe arriuerfeier in Der
Wenloriai 9alIs. = paftor 8. y.
eiisnlobr ipibmet BEN gnif4aie'
nen ttf empfunbenen Radrui. -
gertrstsr Der Yersine. osnsn Sss
8sritortene anseb0rt batis. scSaas
ten ieiner in bsr5lifsn Worteu. -
Rtid'. SIumenIpenben beoedtsn
p:H Sdrs.