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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27
ggea I'D Ee!

Gic @olioci 1T 5iir 3eit ciirig be-
mi6t ocn 9(ufent6olt 5lpeicr DcrmiB.
ter @erioncn ausfinoig 8n mahcn.
Diciel6cn iino Gli3obet6 @cIlcr 20
Sabre olt, bon g3r. 1000 0it.Wao.
numcntitroBc, imo SSobn @. Sen
Tins. 80 Sabre alt BON 9lr. 1918,
syobnion- -StraBe, ciu @oter bon iie-
ben ainocrn. 6rou SronceS @cIler,
sic N1utter ocs beridmunoenen W1ao-
fens. gloubt, 0nB sic 6eiocn Scr.
niBtcn iid6 eemeinit6aitIid Dor ctipo
omei &ohen 0opon ocntaGt bo6en
imo criuhtc 9fiHtcr 2eDinion III Der
iiioIihcn %oli5eitotion Inn 9lusiteI.
hung eines Softbeiebls oc9en Sen.
tins. oea iic Ser Gntfa6rimg ibrer
9oaier beldnIoiot. Dos 9'oar ion
iid angebIit1 in 9lemport 9leps, gir.
gnieu aufboIteu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27
nCifen6.Nerld -%crein."

@emlBrcide ShnOcu itcben ben
Wiitolic0crn ocs nOItcno @criA0nc.
rlngs @ereinS~ in g(usiiNt. glnl
fonmeuocn @}ithpo6 finoct oos
iGbrlihc 6onilienieit Der Orgonilo.
tion i'm 2ibertD 9Sarf gcgeniibcr
Dem @roipcct.@orf, itott. &raii0cnt
9cniunlin s. g80lpcr, iup. 1T i'm
@efibe Der 8cricbte oes 9(rrongc.
mentS. Counties, 0enen 6ufoIge bic
&ct6eiligrmg an 0cm 6elte iebr 5obl.
reid 81 meroen peripricbt. SSn 0cn
@ci6en Scr 0iitqlicocr befin0cn iiN
crfabrene @crgniigumgsrdtbc, weI6e
&C DerItcbelL cine crfolgreide Set
lidfcit 5u apron9iren uno fit ab-
ipc6ielingsrcid)e llnter6altlmg 3u
lcrgen. Oieic &erren iino Die Str.
rongcilrc. llllter ibnen 6efinoen iid
bcfunnte 9cutiH 9lmerifoner, wie
SSobn 81. 9cder pom n@ern1onio-
W}Gnucrdor scr ais @orfiber flti-
0irt itno sic $50. Oscar &0ni0,
Charles 6. S66rid, Syoicp9 Scrr
rno @illimu Satellite. 0ie @rief-
ttd9cr.&opeIle lit acluorncn poroch
fir oic nuiiifoIiihc lIuterboltling 81
icrgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27
gScr6amsmiTOOllc GOlliiiOm.

9futomobil BON glcpmm Sobnlton
coaioirt om friibcn Wlorocn auf
Scr Sorforo-9fooo nit Dem
5ubrmerf Ocs 6ormers Gbr.
9otb bon @}iGcrton. Sotb
bridt beiOc 9eine.
@ei einem 8uionimcnitoB ocS glu-
tomobils bon OSepmon Sobniton
BON g3r. 3010, Oloro- GolpcrtltroBe,
nit Dem g9oqcn ocS SormerS Gbr.
Sotb BON W2iqerton, N}6., geitern
Nlorgen Inn 2 llbr ouf Der SurforO-
9fooo, nobe 2aurooiae, wlr6c Der
2ettcre bon ieineni @ngen geiblelts
0ert, nobel er bcioe @eine brad.
gluBcrocm puroc cines ieiner @feroc
10 ihper bcrleBt OoB es einigeStrn-
ocn ipdter bereuoete. Ser 9 Sabre
oltc @corgc 5otb, elm So6n 0cs Der
Icbten Mannes, iblief I'M 8aeen
mo muroe Del DEM 3uiammcnitoB
nlf Die StraBe seidlcuOert, fam ie-
0oA obne &erlebungen ooDon.
@endB Sen 9lnga6en bon Sobu.
iton mar nod Elm anoerer junger
W}onn in ieiner @toiMinc, Oeiien
gtnmcn er niAt ongeben moate. Sic
famen bon Sabre oe @roce lnO bot
ten 2auropiae pniiirt, ais iie nit lui-
qefd6r 90 Meilen @ei6winoigfeit
cine g(nb0be binouf fitbren. @eraOe
ais lie Die glnbobe genommen butteil,
ioben lie 0aS @eiponn 0eS SSorners,
oos ibncn, in Der @}itte Scr Strobe
fobreno, entgegen fom. 0ie EierOc
iGcuten infolge Oes 6eQcn 2i1teS
lin0 SSobnlton ronnte in cine8 Ser
9ierOe 6iuein, troboem er feline 0la-
idine Itorf nah linfS geIteuert botte.
Sotb muroe BON icinem Cite gcpors
fen im0 fiel alf Die Geitbiel nobel
Inn beioe 9eine obgeoriidt wuroen.
Or. gSil[iom GloDton pitroe berbei
geritfen ser Sot6 nah Dem uMerc0-
Soipitol" brohte.
Or. 8. g8. Spronflin bon 9lr.
1900, Observation-Disclosures be6an.
celtc 0os pcripumoete @fero. Das
iel6e erIog ober ieinen Serlebungeu
ciniae Stunoen ipdtcr. S5obniton's
N}oihine pur0e mr. Icid6t beibGoigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27
@eOampftcr llntcrnc6mnuosseiit.

Gie 14.idbrigc aotie Guiier, oic
aus Ser elterIi1en @obnlng 8u
Cambridge, M0., our6ee6ronnt par,
puroe geitern Dem SHeriff George
Sberuian bon GorMelter Gountp
iberge6en iino bon oieieln nahSmiie
srriid gc6ra@t. Gas NiG0hen cr-
fldrte Der Baltimore Boli6ei gegen-
ii6er, bon elmer Derbciratbeten 6rau
inO einem W3onne SIT Der 6ludt aus
Dem Gltern6onie oeranlobt poroeu
5u iein. Gie 9lamcu uuO 9lorenen
eieler beioeu Eeriouen ionen iih be-
reits i'm 9eiise Der @eb6roen befiu-
oCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27
Mcrln6t.

Soe6en miro oie Ierlo6ing bon
Sri. alberta Socobi NIT Srn. Su-
fms gSolf bon Der Gecil 9lbenue be-
fonut gese6en. Qie 0o@5eit 8ii mel
der an6lreiGbe Ginlaoungcu croon.
gen iino, miro anl 5. QIugult inn
@auia ser S6meiter oer@raut, 6roit
&orrD O. 2obe. 9lr, 2404, 2ote-
piep.gIpenne. itattfinQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27
g9udJ elm Spfcr Ger GylntGcu.

G6orles 6. Sia crtriuft 3n gginanS
9cod 9lngciibtS eincr 0icltai-
icnt0piigen Meuidcnmengc.
9lu1 Scr iofort an9cwcnOete Ful-
motor fourte iein 2ebcu ni6t
nc9r rettcn. II Iic 2ei6c &C.
6or9en.
9lu@ am geitrigen Sonntag Bat
0as 9Soiier wie0cr icii 0pfer geior-
ocrt. GborleS 6. Sia, % Sabre alt
po6n6oit in g3r. 765, ggeit Scyin9-
tou-5troBe, crtrurf gcitcrn 9}abulit-
tag 6ei'm Baden i'm itdotiiden Srei-
6aoc 3l gginan's @ca6 am 1SuBe ser
Sig5t-StraBc 9lu9eii@ts ener auf
1000 NlcniAen 6e5iiferte @lcniNen-
melgc
Gas llngliid erci9netc iicb unge-
f66r 15 N3inlten na1 A ll6r lnO
ipielte i6, 0cu 9lngo6cn BON 9lugen-
5eugen gemdB, folgenOermoBen ab:
Sia beian0 ii6 in @eicIli6ait ei-
ncr 9ln3a6l 9efonntcr, ale BON ibncn
moren in better Stinmimg Die
@a0citcQe mar bon elmer bieltollienO.
fopfigcn WleniGenncnge beicBt, oie
iid t6cils I'M @oiier, tbcils an oem
Stronoc pon Sen Strapo5er ser 6ei-
ben 9lr6eitstage cr6olten. Sia iprang
bon scr %lotfornn nit Dem aopic 5il-
crit ms gSaiier, o6nc, sum aIgelnei-
nen gnticBen, nic0er 5unt &orl6ein
5u fonmen. SIS wir0 angcnonlncn,
0oB cr bon cincm StrilOcl eriaBt ino
untcr Oie 4latform gcriNcn murOe.
5anucl &cnnDwcigbt, ser 8aocludr-
ter, elite 6crbci, itiir5tc lid) io9leidb
Ocm &cri1miuOenen na1 mo 6rohte
ion noc6 eini9en 9cmiIbungcn oil Oic
Gbcrid6c. SIN CAB fcin Sebcns-
5eibcn mebr bon ii6. @s puroe
0erilldt, i6m 0as @aiier lmO Den
S6lomn ans 0en &rngcn uno Oenl
@}a9cn 5u preiicn bcrauf bra6te
man i'm III cincm 9iuOcrbootc 81 Dem
Der llngliidsitcle geacuii6er liegen-
0en 9aoebauic. Ser YulmotOr Duroc
angcuanOt, jcOo6 o6nc @rfolg. Or.
II. 6. W2c@raml bcmii6tc lid6 fir
no6c3u 5wei DoQe Shuocn Inn ben
@rtrlnfeneu o6ne OaB es ibn &C..
lang i'm luieOer ms &ebcn 5uriid-
8uruien. Ger Coroner CAB Elm auf
llnfoQ loutenocs &erOift a6.
Ser 9eiNnonl purOe Damn IN ser
9lnbrlou5 oes iii0liAen &oli5eioi-
ItriftS rad Der @o6mng Oes 9oOien
ge6rdht. Sill binterldBt leine 81
term &eun gS. uno 6rmi @lorp 6.
Sill, ieine @attin, 6rou 9lnnie Sill
uno 3ipei Sinner, gborlcs iuio ARarp
2ouiie. @r mar % Sabre alt imO
ais Snitanateur bel elmer Gonierpen-
6a6rif an Der SGolfe StroBe ange-
IteQt. SSu Baltimore lebte er ieit nun-
mebr 10 Sabren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27
iIiir Gin @eimaetrdMf.

Gos bon Geo. @iint6cr ge6route
g3icr iIt ooS bette. @ieIc 9errtbeiler
BON gicr crfidrcu Dob cs irecno
cinem criifloiiiacl misldnoiic6en
@ierc oIcidtomlRt. &erooe oos 0ing
fiir oen 6nmiIicnoc6rouh. JeinitcS
9trono better Gcihnicd uno iebr
nd6rtratig. Dircft bon ocr 9roue.
loi SnrA oic neucItcn @laiAincn ab.
gcfiiat po0urM abiolutc NcinBcii
1ciitbcrt miro. aiitc $l.00. @bouc
s8oIie 30. (Suniis,1Sj@io,Go)
(9n5ciQcD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27
QataIpa Sentidlcr 8adDer.

9soitor Or. SSululS @ofmonn, Der
SceIiorger Scr Ocuticben lutbcriIr6en
3ionS Stride, modte in Der lebien
Sibung 0cs Oeutic6.mnerifaniicben
Stcrnenbonncr. GomiteS oarouf ouf-
mcrfIom. ooB sic columbus 9iit
ter bciHloleu bobcn, eincn Satalog
iGnintliher religi0icn 8citidriftcn
un0 9iiMer, mclhe III Der @nod
95ratt 6reibibIiot6ef rn0 oeren
8lpeigiteaen 5u bobeu Iino, ornden
81 loHen. Sir cine gaa5 prGbtige
SS0ec bGlt es Or. @ofnionn OaB oie
0eutl6cn @oltinorc's oieiem @ci-
ipicle foIgen ino eineu @atalog
iMnmtlidlcr OeiitiNen Merie, Die in
Scr Gnod gSrott @i6hothet erlangt
ioeroen fonncn i'm Quid cribcinen
81, laiien. Gin oerurtigcr Scbritt lit
naH @rmencn bon Or. @ofnann
poiitiDe &nliurorbeit. 0ic SSriid6tc
mcrocn odnfbor cingcbcirnit mcroch
"a cine iolbe Sdninling nod nibt
bcitcDt. Sir iebr proftiid9 bdlt IS
gr. &ofmonn ooi] 0ieic Gatolo8c an
sic TbeiInebmcr ser 0eutir6cu DiDi.
fion scr Stcrnen6onuer.GoroOe un6
ser Granddaughter" pcrt9eilt ipcr.
ocu. Gs lit 70 ant pic iibcr, ooB
tas Goulitc oen 8orihlogc 0es Or.
@ofmann gcuiGB bonoeln miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27

@crciniotc 2iItritte SeS r9entiden
llntcritiitnagS gnnoeS" gInSflng
@lOntag, Oeu 27 SnIi nad Dem gscit'
cnc.gnrf; 9infans 2 ll9r glahmtis
tngs. IL Gintritt 10 GentS,
(SuIil9,26.27
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27
sOMnenfimiterniE am 2l. gLnaMit.


0ic am foulnlenOcn 81. 9lugult
Itottfinoenoe SonnenfinlterniB, oie
in S6cilen bon europa un0 9[iien
cine DoIitdn0igc I'M noro0itli6en
9lncrifa a6er MIR cine tbeilweiie
icin miro, bcidGitigt oir 3eit oie
g(Itronomen itnO @elebrtcn ie6r Icb-
1aft un0 cs lper0cn bcri1ieocne @r-
pcoitionen ousgeion0t wer0eit nm
oiciclbe 5it beobod6ten. 9Srof 6. o..
9l6boit, Der Gbef oeS altrononiicben
3weigcS 0es Smitblonion- Snltitlits
in SSoibington madt folgenoe allge-
mein Deritdu0li1e 9lngoben iiber OaS
HbGnomen Sim 81. glugult miro Scr
N}on0 mittcn 6pii6en DER @rOe ino
0cr Some binourd poiliren; Die oa-
0urh entite6enoe totale Sonnenfin-
lterniB miro in 9(merifo a6er nur ais
cine fleine, tbeilpeiIe 5initerniB bel
Sonncnallfqaug IN ben norO0itliAcn
Stooten bon 9[merifa unO Canada
i1t6ar, ober in @eriien, 9tuBlonO
uno Sfon0naDieu cine Dollitdnoige
iein.
$50 lie ais totole Sonuenfinitcr-
nib iibt6or iit miro Der @inunel 10
cunfcl icin mie in ciner oollitdnoi,
cen W}on0nodt un0 man miro cinigc
scr 0tGn3cn0en Sternc lno Elaneten
ie6cn. Sic @eiounitoouer Der tota-
len SiniterriB miro bei &icff in Stub
lan0 am lGn0iten mdbren n0mlib
8 N}inuten rn0 13 Scflnoen. Tiele
curopGiic6e unO omerifaniihe @clell-
itbaften bon glitronomen plnnen Be
o6a1tunq Der SonnenfinItcrniB. gln
5o6lrciDltcn mer0ei rltIIiihc iuno
ifonoinaOii6e @eoboGter iei1 obcr
oQe onocren Souptnationcn Guros
pos merocn iowobl Gegierun9s,
iuie NrioatA @rpeoitionen 5ur 9cob-
odtlnq misicn0en. 9ie Jfegierung
scr Scr. Stootcn miro olr6 cine Of
fisiclc Grpeoition nift Dcrtretcn
icin, oogcgcn miro oic Sid-S Stern.
marie BON Galifornicn cine @rpcoi.
ton unter i6rent Direction Ss. &.
Campbell nod &uBlano ousienocn
uno Scr Director ser 9(mbcrit-Gol-
lcg cg.Sternparte plant oic 9eo6od.
hmg oes Ebdnoncns IN &criicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27

nScrropins4 omiiiiren iid. @|a-
hen 9lnsihlg nod Dem SeDern-
Stub. WdIie oeS Serrn @6ilip
9Soc
Ger geitrige Eog 6rodte oenrEer-
ropinS4 cine ongenebme 9I6wcdie-
hing iniofern, ais iie oie @Glte ocs
Serrn @6ilip &oe, zines Der Girefto-
rem Ocs GlbS, on Seoern-6lB ma
rcn. Sete beginut bier cine Serie
nit SSnOianopolis, BON oeren Heiul.
tat es ob6Gngt o6 Die oGerropins"
oie 5mcitc Stele Ser Glu6liite be.
boupten f0nnen 3pii6cn Den er-
itcu bier Clubs ser u6eOerols" be
ite6t elm 10 aeringer llntcridieO inn
&ro5eutiab Der gemonuenen Spiele,
Dab Elm oOer 5pei Siege Ocs cineu
Die Geibcnfolge Dollitdnoig Oerdn-
bern f0nnen.
Sic 9eitrigen SpieIe perIieieu wie
iol9t:
ussOeFai eeaaas"-
On Snoianapoiis
a@siiss9giH5s. aHsia9aii8. 8..... 9 9 S5s g s s-ss
u@mericun aeaane".
On 6lepclanS
SoiiSal'o SifSSI""o 9 9 / 9 9 9 9 81
Sn Chicago.
(griies SpeD
ssss8sii.. ssIs9Bs 8 8 z 8 Sss 8 81
C8pcics epieI)
sl3i5'BSri. Ss'51BS 9 3 } SO 8 SO
9n ct. aunis.
Ceriies spieI)
st 5oS"aiou. S8"iS- g 9 8 .SS 8 8 s-s S-s
C3iuciies epieI1
Sm Crtrpt.
0ciroit .......... o.20o02 90
@6ilaoep6a. OF 0 600 2-s
.Snhrnniiunnl 2cnnnc".
an Wlonirenl.
(@rItcS GpieI)
ssa'i:aI ssss.ssat.. g 8 9 ssS s. s-5
(3weiies SpieD
Wlonircal. ~ 0 o o 0 o Q t-2
BrODi0cnCe. ... o 0 0 OIL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27

Fdne SUR Griic ins 9lrsian6 6ciprg,
g. Raiue, 9lr. l13, CHs@allimpre Ctr.
HuDc 0uitom Nonic slue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27

u . Z u II " v.
9leliquitn bon geiGihtlitber Seoeu-
timg 0aritnter iolde, Die dlter ais
300 Sabre iiuo, meroen in ser Stcr-
nenbouner @oHe lin 95eo6ooD-Sn-
itihlt ousgeiieQt icin @iele @erio-
nen BADEN iiN er6oten, Die 9(usltcI-
hung 5u 6cidideu obne iuclc5c @c-
5ii6reu 5u ioroern. Die6rere @e-
mdlOe bon 6o6em @ert6e BON Saris
s. %itt werOeu alsgeiiellt geluo9-
ncr bon A)lontgomcrg GolniD mcr-
Oen sic glusitelhmg 0ou5 beion0crs
reibliH 6eiMiden
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-30
PUBLICMARKETS

PIKE PACE
stan ~. lbs standard Ernnnlated
sugar. bic. stall ~. ono large can milk
free with each pound 4bc tea ~ coffee.
stall Gs. German oils. Ie each, home
made sauerkfaut, tsc qt.. boiled ham.
acc ID. Stall o. ripe olives. Toe pt. olive
oil. Gsc at stall 1909. Special roast 2tc
coffee. 2to % b.. 2bc spidsrlss Tea. 1tc Do.
stall ~. t5c cans pineapple. Tor Zoe {,
honey. Zoe jar. solid PACK tomatoes. lpf
Stall b.. 2 lbs peanut butter. 4lc. hthu
lgzT. sifloin steak. Sc To-. iamb chops,
IaAo 10, picnic ham. &c 10. stall H.
cprued beef lzMo ana ibr ib.. boiling
meat. Toe ID. stall a.. fancy bacon, &c
No. corued beef lie Do
SANITARY
stall III. 2 Toe ioasss ~ fresh potato
yeast bread. zoe. corn meal mush. o. per
10 brick. regular acc lean SLICED East
afn bacon. SOC no. Stall 81. margarine.
lbs s6c. cottage chssse. ter 3d.. fancy
Iowa butter. DE o. peanut butter, ibr
| H. Oregon ranch Eggs. don Toe. stalls
Iil4-lts. Jonathan apples ice dor pnfne-
sranates. Be- each. cranberrirr roc n
1 ground cherries. lGc ~. grapefruit, FOR
2go. stall 70. puincss, BE- ID. Yakima
honey. iec comb. Concord grapes. zoc
basket. Grimes Golden apples. roc don
stall II. sweet corn. ace dor. pole
beans Zoe 10. he ite.
CoRNER
Stalls is-ts. 6 lbs. bayou beans. 2bc,
comb honey. 100, sacks q salt. Toe
81 can olive oil. Soc ibs prunsa. itc
/ rolls toilet paper 2tc. stall -. fresh
silver salmon. Zoe H.. lbs ztc. boneles'
smsit. ite % salmon trout. zoc ID
Esnuina Flunhn haddie lie 10 English
/ hloaterH. &C. each. for zfe. smoked
salmon. 2oc ID. hppered herring lbs
zoe. stall T. picked onions acc ~. acc
at. best boiled ham. zoe 10. stalls 100
lae
matches ato dor pkEs.
SOUTH END
Stall "a. Jersey Lily butter 30c
ID; Cacio-Cayallo cheese, 35c 10:
Jack cheese. ESQ ID: (made on
premises). Stall 81. young Chi.
nook salmon. zoe each; Norway
mackerel. for fbc; salt barra.
couta. for CSC: Alaska ehrring. 3
for 10c; bloaters, 9 for 25c.
salmon. 3 lbs. 25c. Stall 16, Patent
flour. $50 sack 90 lbs: Ham.
mond's Best. 10 lbs. soc; best
naphtha soap, Z bars. Csc: borax
soap, 7 bars CSC. Stall ~. sweet
potatoes. lbs. l0c: cabbage. &c
head. carrots. ic bunch.
WEsTLAkE
Stalls i04-lZ2. cans best
peaches, CSC: 3 &c boxes matches,
10c. Starr 204. small cans milk
for 25c: gallon can tomatoes. Csc
Stall 33s. dry onions. lbs. for 10c
green tomatoes. box 25c. Stall 354
Brussels sprouts. 10. Toe; swee,
corn. doz. 25c. Stall rs. big bottle
catsup for 1oc; imported Swiss
cheese. ID. 40o Stall 81. maca
rooms, dog. i0c: cocoanut bars, doz
ibc. Stall lis. best cooking ap
pies. lbs. Toe: fancy Jonathan ap
pies. doz. 15c. Stall 105. cream
brick cheese. ID. Csc; pint Jar pure
honey. &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-30


IA LOST AND FOUND
Lost or sioisn-s-ptsnab-r Z. EnsIish
sstt.r pup. ncnths old mostly white.
with Iarxs black spots on body, black
ears; answers 20 the name Of Mar.
Reward offered for his return or In
formation az 20 his whereabouts Al
drsss ssshorn Iron Works Leschi park.
or ssisphon. Eas, s7sr
II you want your watch repaired 90 that
it will keep correct time. take n 20
eymons. sos Pike -. Cleaning o. 90.
main springs SIS The Jsrsisr who
Always Sells for Less
Lost Hack and white cat. Wits around
neck. white nose. breast feet and s,om.
ach. nans Teddy Reward. 1875
Queen Anne av. Queen Anne snfT.
and-Childs black feather muff. With
scarf pin in II on Seventh and rulver-
sity st owner apply at Star office.
Lost--Mondsy. blaok and White fur caps
somewhere on Piks or Pine sis Finder
please phons Main stss
osi--Paekare containing yards o.
white silk near University and Seventh
Az. Finder please phone Main s.ss
II FEMALE HELP WTD.
Experienced Eiri FOR houseWork
IN small family. $40 and good hons.
Gail ii5s 18Th av \.
Reliable oiairvoyant and card reader.
lsaies onlz &c &c 49, Pine
10 MALE HELP WANTED
Men Nth patsntabis IDEAS write Ran
doiph Co. Patent Solicitors. wash
inston. u. c.
Wanted-Man Nice Sleeping rooms
$3.50 up. si7 Il. Pine ct.
save On yovr eating bin Try the Puritan
Cafeteria. second floor. coo Pine
EAT At THoMPsoN's. 4TH AND PIKE
COLLECTIONS LYON BUfLDTN0,
Elliott 2iss.
Learn 10 operate niyfnE picture machine
BY experieneed operator. 10. Cedar st.
DO you want 20 save money! Call at
tho Bargain storo. 222 Occidental. cor
ner Main. Handles new and second
hand suits ralncoats. q 80 W Tools
guns trunks shoes. suitcaaes. jeweiry.
Alaska outfits
MoLER BARBER COLLEGE
I Wants men and women to learn barber
trade. Wages paid while learning
I 222 Occidental Az. Seattle
work RATS SOC Kins 800 stewart
/ Wantsd--rwo men learn auto ana truck
driving and repairing 1909 FOURTH.
NATfONAL BARBER COLLEGE
/ wants Hrh anu women 70 lHarh thH bar
| her trade. wages paid while learning
| Call or write
High Grade School. 90 Main IT,
| WHY DO LUNDoUfsT-LILLY SELL i7S
mems suits for SibT Because they sell
them upstairs. second floor Joshua
| Green Bldg
! Kavanaugh's 1900 Hats. 1905 first aV.
| LEAHN OPERATING MOVING PICTURE
! machine; earn $50 weekly Once iO4
/ cedar -. a m 70 . m.
/ HIGH GRADE BLUE sEH0E aUfTA.
1 Ut 50. Gordon Tracie. Mems Upstairs
Suit Shop second floor Traders Didg..
a0Db Third av
| PLAY POOL At GR PIKE sr
20 MALE SITUATION
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81 REAL ESTATE LOANS

REAL ESTATE LOANS, NORTHERN
Bond and Mortgage Co. 1905 Fourth
ny, hctween Pike and Union.
$40, SEC. ICE
Money on improved city property. We
make building loans
CALHOUN. DENNY q EWING
Alaska building
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"a FOR RENT, Furnished.

Groom. furnished house, $1,000 s-room.
furnished fiat. Hight and water free.
,l2.Oo. a. ~ Goff. ao22 w. Spokane
ay.. youngstown.
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WE GIVE GAS
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DR.. L. r. CLARK, D. o. 4
THINK THIS OVER
High-class Dentistry by rradush
registered dentists at one-half IL
price OF any Of our competition.
We are NOT competing VA
men who advertise dental WORK fx
less than the actual cost OF flint
class material,
Most OF the offices which aAvs.
tise IN this manner employ stx
dents instead OF so-called "special.
lists" SO why not protect yourset
and insist on seeing the Washinr.
ton state license OF the operation,
This is the only large dental d.
flee in the city that is owned M
managed by graduate REGISTERED
dentist and has only register!
dentists associated with him
WE GIVE GAS
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$4,000 RAISED

The $4,000 1915 convention
fund, which the Chamber of Com.
merce is endeavoring to raise
within 10 days time. reached
$4,000 at noon today. Tuesdays
donations totaled $4,000.
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Regal Dental Offices

Or. L. r. Clark. D. D. g., Manseos,
iSo5 3rd Ave-, NJ. w. Cor. UnIea 4
kote-Bring this sd with yeu
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For saie--ib acres we'll improved: in
sight OF beautiful snoaualmis Falls.
w IL. walls. iaAsqush. Wash.
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LEGAL NOTICES

Sealed proposals VIII be received at the
office of the Lighthouse Inspector
Portland. Oregon. until ? o'clock p. m.
october n, 1914 and then opened, for
furnishing materials aud labor for
docking and making repairs Cnclnding
replanking) TO Light Vessel No. 81
Blank proposals and particulars may
insa by addressing the Light
house Inspector, Portland. or
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NOTICES

M-ter~veiea New and second hand: All
makes some 20 these taken On new
INDIAN MOroNCNCLEa hallou
wright sac y. Pike At. near hroads
way Phone East tfi
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20 MALE SITUATION

Would like work. handy at most any
Kind Of work. can repair autos or
drive. Phone w. e. Marshall. Elliott
1873
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HOTELS

ao,I Meyiston-isff noyiaon New
management noa-'d and room. tse. tsS
Monthly
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-09
BOY WAS KILLED
AT GARRISON
JOHN PETERS SHOT RUDOLF
STEINMUND IN FOREHEAD
TODAY.

Garrison, N. D., July Z. - Rudolph
Steinmund, age Is, a son of John
Steinmund a prosperous farmer liv-
ing few miles east of this place was
shot in the forehead by John Peters
and after lingering for five hours
died. The accident occurred about
ten miles southwest of this place on
the banks of the Missouri river
where three Steinmund and the Pei
ers boys had gone to gather June
berries.
Peters, who is II years of age
had a twenty two calibre rifle with
him and when bunch of horses be.
gan to bother the team he fired g
shot into the bushes to brighten the
horses with the noise and was moi
aware of the whereabouts of the boy
at the time. The bullet fired lodged
in the boys forehead and is is pre-.
sumed it entered the brain.
The other two Steinmund boys
placed the wounded boy in the wae
on and almost killed the horses ir
driving them to town in order to cor
suit a physician. They made the
drive in about half an hour but theil
efforts were futile as the doctor
could do nothing to save the wound
ed lad, who expired few hours at
ter reaching here.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-09
Two FAST
BALL GAMES
PLAYED At ROGERS AND JAMES
TOWN THE FOURTH AND SUN
DAY-"oLD TIMERS" HERE.

jamestown won the series of games
with Rogers, acknowledged to be the
best team to appear on the loca
diamond this year. The score Sat.
urday was 3 to 2, an exciting game
witnessed by an immense crowd
Lehey. the renowned, and much fear
ed Valley City pitcher, tossed for the
visitors the Fourth, and aside from
very warm day he made it warm
for the locals.
Many old and familiar faces were
to be seen in the Rogers team.
"Sheeny" Ploof and Becker, old time
players with jamestown, and former
ly great favorites with fans here,
We're with the Rogers aggregation
Grab" McGarry and Lehey also help
ed to strengthen the Rogers team.
jamestown fans took personal in
terest in the game because of the
presence of these "old timers"
The game Sunday resulted in a
victory for Jamestown, the score be
ing 6 to 3. McGarry was in the box
for Rogers and as usual "hollered'
at every close decision. But he
pitched a good game and had good
support. "
jamestown cinched the game in
the fourth inning, having their six
runs already to their credit Rogers
got started too late but got in three
runs in the last few innings. Lehey
swatted out a home run off of Han
son and got hand from the crowd.
The attendance was good at both
games and tie fame of the little
town Of Rogers will be remembered
here for a long time.
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One of the pleasant attractions Of
Sunday afternoon was the Gundersor
triplets of which Valley City is espe
cially proud. The triplets were in
the care of their mother in the Bet
ter Babies contest tent and were seen
by several hundred persons. Contri
buttons were accepted and those who
viewed the three happy looking young
sters were liberal and a nice sum was
turned over to the father and mother
The rain Sunday night made is nee
essary to take down some of the Child
Welfare exhibit but this was replaced
yesterday and the exhibit is again
open to the public.