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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-24
WARRINGTON NEWS
OonIey Correspondent Main ST..

arrived in town for business visit.
Mrs. Daniel Brown. OF Elm Grove,
has returned to her home after short
visit with relatives in town.
Mrs. Maria Brookover is in Mounds.
vile visiting with relatives.
Mrs. James S. Furbee OF Center
street. has returned home from sew
eral weeks visit in the East.
Mrs. f. b. Koen and Mrs. W. T
Smith has returned fro ma visit tc
Wheeling.
Mrs. c. c. Sheppard and daughter
will return to their home in Bridge
port, Conn. this week after a visit
In town with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Thad Hardesty.
Roland Howard. OF Cameron. In here
looking after business for his employ
ers. the West Electric cowpcuy Of
New York.
NJ. W. Nay has returned 10 his home
in Brookside after a visit to this city
Walter Black has returned from yisi,
to Pittsburgh.
George S. Walters. Of Wheeling. was
transacting business here Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Alfred Bolton. OF Washington
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Don't HAVE
GRAY HAIR
IT'S uNNEcEssARY-o-6AN DARK.
EMS IT EVENlY-NO DYE

No matter how gray your hair. pre-.
maturely gray, faded. blcached. streak.
ed with gray, all you need to do is
to shampoo your hair and scalp once
day with QBan Hair Color Restorer.
This is a very pleasant experience.
and after few applications you will
be delighted to see all your gray hair
gradually turn to an even beautiful
dark shade. Q-Ban acts on roots. max
ing hair and scalp healthy, restor-
ing the color glands SO all your gray
hair is naturally darkercd and entire
head of hair becomes soft. fluffy. long,
thick and of such an even beautiful.
soft. dark shade no one could tell you
had used Q.Ban. Also stops dandruff
and falling hair. leaving your hair fas-
cinating and abundant. without even a
trace OF gray showing. Sold on mon.
ey.back guarantee. soc for big bot
tie at Martins drug store. Outof.
town folks supplied by mail.
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Personals.

Mrs. c. a. Robinson and daughter.
Of viropa, were calling in Monongali
yesterday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Kuhn were so.
cial visitors TO Fairmont last even.
ing.
Miss Flossie Fleming. of Fairmont,
was caller in Monongah yesterday.
Miss Otna Watson has accepted =
position in the II. S. CASTOR stogic
factory OF Fairmont.
Waldron Leonard OF Fairinont. was
a caller on friends in Monongah yes,
terday evening.
Dalton Simon was a business caller
In town this morning.
Miss Beulah Shaver was among the
callers in Fairmont this morning.
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Ithss letter willsbs avsiied v.tA inter:

tils letter win be awaited With inter.
The culls Of the potato crop-the
small ones varying from an inch In
diameter down TO the size Of your
thumb = that farmers used to save
and boil to feed to the hogs during
the winter, are now being sold. In
years gone by these small potatoes
were not considered to have money
value in the winter and were regarded
more as loss than anything else. How.
ever. with potatoes commanding at
from 90 to go cents a peck conditions
are changed. These once dcspised
culls. said Sherrard farmer to a
Wheeling Telegraph reporter. are now
worth dollar bushel. At that fig.
ure they are finding a ready sale. and
the hogs and live stock this winter
will not be fed potatoes. According
10 this farmer there was no loss in
the potato crop this year. and every
potato that was big enough to salvage
from the hill is saleable.
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BUSINESS MEN SPELL

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Nov. "a
In an old-fashioned spelling bee among
prominent business and professional
men here. under the auspices of the
Huntington Literary club. J. Marshall
Hawkins and Robert F.. Adams were
declared champions, spelling down all
tho others who participated. The
words that proved the Waterloo for
those who failed were legible. ledger.
loathsome. malice. mucilage, niece.
siege and noticeable.
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Entertained o. A. q.

Mrs. ]. Fred Beatty entertained the
West Augusta Chapter D. A. r. at
her home on Pleasant street, Wednes'
day afternoon. After the regular bus
mess meeting an interesting program
was rendered. A report OF the State
conference held at Shepherdstown
was given by Mrs. Alice Snodgrass
A story Of Annie Bailey. the scou,
Of the knawha Valley. was read by
Miss Margaret Mockled. Mrs. Mary
Coleman read the Code rules for fiag
etiquette. Lunch wes served.
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Civic Proqram.

This evening a. the ". T.. church the
Thoburn high school literary society
will again present a civic program TO
the Monongah citizens. The last pro.
gram Of this nature was u grand sue
cess and was attended by large
crowd. All who attended the excel.
lent program at the last meeting will
return this evening. Many interest
ing numbers have been prepared by the
students.
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Robert Fisher has returned to hi:
home in Fairmont after visit to this
city.
Harry Glover has returned to cleve
land. Ohio. after visit in town with
his parents.
c. c. Caldwell has returned to his
home in Wheeling after business
visit 10 this city.
E. W. Jones, of Moundsville, was q
visitor in town Thursday.
L. B. Tenant. OF Pennington. was
visiting with friends here Thursday
PC. Collier, Of Washington. Pa, has
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EAST SIDE
- NEWS -


A business meeting OF the Ladies'
Aid society was held yesterday az
ternoon at the First VI. p. church. The
ladies decided to hold an exchange
next Wednesday in the Gaskin build.
ing on Market street. Many home
made edibles for the Thanksgiving
dinner at reasonable prices.
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MONONGAH
Many Attend Play.

A delegation of Monongah young
people went to Fairmont yesterday
evening to see the comedy drama 1T
Pays 10 Advertise" at the Grand thea.
ire. Several made the trip to. Fair.
mont by auto.
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Attended Funeral

Mr.. and Mrs. a. {. Gaskins attend.
cd the funeral of Mrs. Bert GasliiEs
at Grafton. Wednesday. Mrs. Gaskins.
who had been an invalid for several
years, had many friends and relatives
here.
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Non De Script Club

Mrs. Dora Weaver entertained the
Non de Script club at her home on
Locust street. Thursday afternoon.
Those present were: Mrs. Herbert
Mason. Fairmont; Mrs. Margaret Ad.
ans, Of st. Louis; Mrs. d. s. Ferry.
Mrs. Caleb Burt, and Mrs. Fred W.
Vance OF this city.
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PERSONALS

Rob Mcrrifield is i'll of tonsilitis
at his home on Market street.
Maucel Carpenter, of Vermont ave.
nue., who has been quite i'll. is improv.
ing.
Mrs. j. Il. Miller and daughter, Miss
Katherine. are spending the week
end at Gypsy.
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cts Long Way to Tipperary" was
Ityodnced to a Hipp audience last night
ma made hit. There's good lot
of fun in It and also pretty story
OF an Irishman's experience as a sol.
dfer. This bill will be repeated for
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-24
QUILTING

Mrs. Thomas Carpenter. Of Pits.
bursh avenue, entertained at a quilt.
ihe Thursday afternoon. The guests
were Mrs. Daugherty, Mrs. Carrie Gray
and Mrs. Jacob Harner.
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The Ladies' Aid society OF the First
NJ. +. church will hold Thanksgiving
Market Wednesday. November 90 in
the Furbee Furniture company's store
on Clarksburg street.
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Hope Sewino Circle

Miss Mary Barnes will entel tain
the Hope Sewing Circle this evening
~ the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Barnes on Walnut avenue.
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Returned Home

Mrs. Truman Davis has .eturncf
from Gypsy where she was called by
tie illness OF her father, Mr.. G:oss
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Entertained Club

Mrs. A. W. Prichard entertained
the Ladies' Birthday club at her home
on Washington street, Thursday at.
ternoon.
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Purchased propertv

Samuel Hull. OF Pleasant Valley
has purchased f. T. Bishops new res.
idence OH Columbia street.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-24

Rosemary Theby and Harry Myers
In Green Eyes" at the Nelson today
are furnishing lot of high.class com.
edy in their new series OF Vim pic.
lures. OLD STAGER.
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A Son
PERSONALS

Born November 90 to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Sellers of the Burt Hill, son.
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NEW YORK. Nov. 24--The strans.
est play New York has seen In years
q regular irama three acts long
In which not 4 VOID is spoken-has
proved to be 81 far the real hit of the
season.
II is "Pierrot the Prodigal." acted
by French pantomimists. and accom-.
panied by flow of music so expires.
sive that instead Of missing tho words
OF actors one would actually resent a
sound from them. F.
"Picrrot the 'rodigal' Is y revival
OF famous French pantomimc. "l.'En.
FAINT Prologue performed last sum-
me-. by actor members of the lR.d
French regiment just behind The firing
line
Marjorie Patterson plays the part
Of Pierrot with skill.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-24

Harold Lockwood and May Allison
are Mt the Princess today In a prob.
lem play called Mister A."
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the balance OF the I.cwis.O Oliver Play.
ers' stay here Tonight's after.attrac.
ton will be the big Meat Market"
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Make Home HappY.

Whoever makes home seem to tho
young dcarcr and more happy. is II
public bencfactor. - Henry Ward
Bcecher.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-24

J. Ami Martin has been appointed ST..
perintcndent Of grounds and build.
ings at West Virginia University at
Morgantown. Scott Murpny. WHO has
had the position for number OF
years. resigned to accept a position In
Pittsburgh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-17

OiCic oIsOofut Ben jest Ucribmdbtcu
Erofit cinitGden.
$50 hentliber SonOelS.
beri6t.
Gas bcrgci6rittenc Saiionpetter
bat piel oo5r beigetrageii, oen he,
reitS 6ltirieNeniteaeuo gelpeieuen Gin
fauf in 4IeioerM Sduben etc. nod
5u erbobcn. Ger 8leinbanoel lpeiit
oIeidioIlS Spmptome elmer @e.
ifGitSperbeiieruug allf. Gie 9eipe-
gling ouf Ger aIIgemeinen SonoeIss
Iiuic lit trob oeS ItGnoieen SteigenS
5iemIi6 aIIer g1obringsmitteI.
9ouuuoIIpaaren 9eoer etc. cine
porrpGrtSiteieenSe. ipiC Ger ipodentIi.
DIE @eritt non q. q. 1im & 60.
beiaet.
Sabrifanten BON 4iiueermitteIn
lno @roBbGnoIier berihten, oo6
SieIe 9Iuitrdgc fir OuS GSriibiobr Elm.
geIaiifen limo, ilno iinS oic gIusiid-
ten fiir Die 3nfunit in oieiem BE.
OariSortifeI bciier ais gu irgeno ci.
uer 3eit.
Ger Wlonael on Giienbobnpag.
CONS unterbiuOet ole idneIle 9bIieic.
ruug BON @aoren nlIer glrt ino lit
BON Oen Giienbobu @eieIliduften
ein 9eioroerilngsperbot oaf peridie.
oene 9lrtiteI erIaiien. 9eridieoene
@iienba6n @eieIIidoiteu bobcn 9htf-
TRACE fir ueue 2ofomotipeu ,Sro1t.
paggonS, Sbienen uno onOere 9IuS-
riiitlmeen gegebeu. Die iuonItrieIIe
Gttioitot IN im0 I'M ser StoOt Bal
timore iibcrbietet ollie 9leforoe. bod
bebinOcrt ser 9IrbeitermangcI ciniae
6obriteu. Ger ManeeI an @iaorren-
GedbIGtteru bebinoert sic 9lnierti.
glng BON Gigorreu Gie glodirage
nad) @eibnahtsortifeIu SpieImoo,
ren etc. bat iid) itarf perntebrt.
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@rnnSeiaenthnms.WlerEt

Se6suno3pan5ig 5iueiitOdige SGuier
miro Scrr 6rnnf gSopot al ser
Sails Rooo upo @lcrrpman'S
Cane erridten. - SGuier.Ger.
fdilie iuiIroen MIR peuigc berid.
tet - jSiininuo5wnn5ig @rlmOs
5inien ipuroen perfauit.
Gos picritodigc @e6duoc imo sic
5peiitodige @oroae 0Ir. 9O6, OIoro.
@barIeS-StraBe. grimO5insirei mir.
Den Orrt oei g(ilftionntore %ottiiou
& @robom on 20. g. @odarah per-
foilit.
GtrdJ oen 9lcdItp N1ort iuuroc oos
Sous g1r. 2iS, &oro Gorep Ctr,
an 0iiIton n. 0op uuO 3rait, ipel.
DIES einem @runooins BON $12O I'm.
terIiegt, ioiuie eit angren5enoes
grltno5insireieS 6eIanoe ii6ertroecu.
@ierllno5tpnn5ig @rlmo5inien mel.
DE in S0be bon $56 bis $74 itwan.
FEN ipuroep olrd 0ie 6irina &.
@boS. 2intbicum an ineeuannte
8lInoen Uerfalft. Sic @rlmo5inien
ruben alf S6uiern an Der 9HameOo.
mo Sugo : 9Ipenue lmO ipurOen iiir
Die Boring 9oitgeieIIiboft mo sic
Oicdeiter Seim 9oueeiclIidoft Der.
fnuit.
6ral @larp g9inter IopiS Der.
foilite on SronciS 9. Sarueu cinen
@rlmo3iitS ouf einem Serrain an
Der 2omboro- mO Commerce. Str.
Ser @rilnOJinS ipar inipriinaIidj
.$i46.66 uno brotte oeu GreiS bon
$9S4.92.
Gie Rldne iiir 26 nelie 5ipeiit0digc
Sauier, luelde an Ser g}oroipeitedc
ser Sails 8ooS imo W2crrpman's
Sonc errihtet peroen ioIIcn. lpur.
ben bon Serrn 6rouf 9iopof 0em Gje.
bGiioeinipeftor eiuaereidt.
Serr @lartiu 2orOncr unS 6rou
5aben pou 2eoun @Ieielt3obl lmO ".
3. @eien6n6l OoS SauS glr. 412,
'Sii.6eocrol. .5troBc gcfait.
Gle 6irma Gauabp Seorn & 60.
Dermietbete iiir cine IGnaere 3cit-
bauer iiir 6rau Catherine u. Sender.
ion ooS Sinterecbduoe @r. 1901, Sit.
2aiopette sIpehnc, oil George 4.
8iIion. 6eruer oos Sous g2r. sol,
pit 6opette Strobe, fir sic sir.
ma 2eUcnion & 3enib an 2. Bern.
iteiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-17

-i2c.; quito, 101a-1ic.; iSbwcre,
fctte a1Iber, Siid, $16-25; rouba,
$13-15; Iuceerc, $50.
2dmluer uuO 2 doufe. -
Choice fette 56ooic, Bio, 4-5c. !;
quito, 3-4c.; ropbe, Stiid $3.50
$50; gode, @fS., 3la-lc,; 9Gmme-.
Gboice fcttc, BIO, 10c.; sate big me-
oium sls-9c.
&inobieb.-SS,iuse fctte Gtiere
bon 1000 bis 1900 9funO @ciuidbt,
9fIn0, 7--71ac.; Gtiere unter 1000
@ftnO @epidt, 61b-7c.; Gdieu,
@fo., 415-51ac.; @uaen 8iO., Az
Size; sroBe, iltnse 2iibr, |iuuo.
41s-5c.; magere. 3-9hc.; 3iibe
NIT 9oIb. Stid, $3.50; mogere,
$10-15c.
SGutc uNGSo @eioIoene,
GfrnO, 22-25c.; frilde, 22c.; be.
idGoiete, % 24c.; Grv Stint, 90
&c; Halb, 23c.; SdDnt l0c.--
$1.25; 2dmmer, $780,; @uIIen
20c.; Sdlcu, 20c.; 3iegCn 10
25c.; SoIg, Sc.
Eobot. - @ro bunoert @ftnN:
Suferior uno frolteS. firm 2eof. $40
-12; SounO Common ino ereeniIbs
$13-14; @ooo gommon $b5-i6;
meoilln, $l7-t9; @ooo to fine
reo, $20-21; 5oncp, $22-24;
SECONDS. Golumon bis @leoiirm. $12
III; Secon0s, gut biz fein, $tS-
90; @rplmoIeobes, $7--ls; 8oD
Sobof, firecureO, $50; Upper
Country, oircureO. $S-17.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-17

l@eariin0et tss5.l

\VbBthitDNA ACOS.J
Souptqnortier: ,@erinanidsIR1n.
ner9or.6 .6lubbous," glr. S52, glorO.
Scpar0.StraBe.
Drdiioent SenrD Ebomas, gSr.
3t6, Sorotoeo -StroBe.
sSobn u. &lcin Dirieeut, gst, POI,
observation-disclosures.
@corge SimmeIBsber, proiofoui.
rcuoer itno corrcipcnolren0er 5efsr.
tar, NSr. 4i9, 8orreit.Strobc.
Scrmann Nlidlid, Sbutmeiitsr.
ger. 713, @nrner.Strabe.
yinon5.Sefretdr Gbns. gfeinborOt,
Scott lino Samburg-StroBe.
ggm. 9. SiIochronOt. 8ibIiotbetor.
Nr. 2029, 6reOerid-gDenne.
@bos. 9leit, Scr. GAG, gaorO-TiItc~.
9(bey 9orIieer Ses Wiuiif.gomites.
osIrion.@eionsUerein,"
rSarmoaie,~
D@erInnnia.Wl Wl1nEerhor,"
n8tobIiun,~
o9balio o-Mdnnerdor,
rMo5ort,0lGnrel
nGidenfranj,~
D@ermnuin Anortett-Glnb."
,Melooic,~
sNebger.Geia
misunderstanding
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,gSfsr.@eIanaOersin.n

Souptquartier: nEiiffcPs Sale"
gar. 103, ylorO-6reoerid- -StroBe, ie.
Den Santitae 9Ibeuo. nit NIusnabms
Oes Oritteu SaIrIioos i'm N3ouat,
vSersinjsts Sdnatr pOn Baltimore
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-17
NnfidneIIen Scr etaIL.gLEtien.


8oIt.Staot StobI iproug 81 Btlntte
ouf 1893. - 9luoere StabI. unO
SSuOuitrie- -9tftieu bottcn sIeid.
falls bobe @epinne 0u per6eidy.
nen. - Baltimore 9oriC erirelte
lid gutter @eibaite. - @0dcnt-
lidbcr SonocIsbrridt.
9len. Oorf, 16. gtoperuber. -
0os @ormittogs. @eIdGft oei6nete
iib an Der glttienborle ourh cine fie-
berbofte GbGtisteit aus, unter mel
der pieIe 9lusgoben @eipinne BON
2 biz 81 &unfteu Su peroeidnen bat
ten. StobL gusriiihingeM alipfer
uuO @ois &roOittte itauoeu I'M Nit-
teIpunft Oes SSutereiic. lleber cine
Milion 9lntbeiIc mehieIteu bel Die.
fem @eIHGft oen geiis.
Den gr0Bten @eipinn botte Golf.
Staot Stobl 5lt ber5eidneu. 9ic
Stommoftieu Oieier 9luseabc itiesen
81 Glunftc olf 1913, mO oie Dor.
0ugsoftien SO oui 100. Chile 9upicr
berfoufte 81 cinem nellen Reforo bon
1885 lmo bctrug ser @ewim 2$4.
Chino &upfer etoblirte gleihfoas nit
20 cine neue Sobe, wGbreuo es glno-
conoo ouf ieiuen S0hItpilnft BON
100 brodte.
Il. Q. Stabl Derfouitc nit 12412.
Stounattien Scr @oisproOutte itie-
gen Orei 9imtte mlf 217s, unO oic
8or6ugsoftien 4 9inftc ouf t0t.
@iienbobn. 9lftien enhpidelteu gleid-
fouS cine StGrfe, iuobci 2odopornn
eiuen ueuen &etorO au per8eidnen
botte, inOem Oieic gttien Az Yuntt
ouf 101b ipruugen.
lin 1 llbr Dlittoes iuoren 1924.
600 glntbCile umgeiett, uno botte es
oen glnidein, Dab Elm weitercr 3pei.
Miaionentog beboritebt.
glm Sto@mittog 5eigten iih Oie
Stobl 9Iusgoben ouBergepobnltb
itort. &epubIic @iieu imO StobI po-
rem in outer 0todfroge imO iproneen
ouf einc neue S0be. 2ennicot Sen.
pier brohte es ouf 5S. gleip-Yorf
glir 9rofe per5eihnete NIT 182, mas
einen @etuinn bon iibcr 10 8uiltten
on eeitrigen Gage beoelitct. 2odu-
mama itieg oilf @runO ser @eriidte
elmer Sonoer.DibiOcnOe peiter. 9Re-
public StobI perfouite nit S73s imO
Snipirotion aupfer nit 7015. Sobc
@rciie bon Silpfcr fullrOe ottrd, 8c.
ritte beeleitet, ipelde beiogten, OnB
&ipfer in tleinen 6orIuen 5u 341a
Geuts oos Nfiino, einem nod mic Ou-
geueienen 8reis berfoiIit.
Der Morft ihloB nit cinem iidcs
reu llnterton rmo fcit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-17

@atont. oSoeen Sic, Scrr
SieiItenant, mas Dcritebt iroii eigcnt.
lid inter 6eucr5oue?" Gen Sc.
reid S5rcr 9Iugen endoocS Srau.
leiu!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-17
sdliffsfnrten

oon imO nah 0entidIonO ilnO
Sellerreid.llngarn iiber 9lotter6aul
uuo Sieiu.yorf. @eIOienOunecn nod
europa.
SbcO. s. Siener & So,
2t7 Sit-9aIhmOrc.Gtr.
(Mdr6t3-) 243 GaS.yrOaSluas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-17

~. = JtUHBtll. ..... lO.OO-- lO.OO
gsr. SoneIco RoSgeu t2.00-13.00
y2r. 2 GaneIcN Sloegcu 10.00-11.00
gtr. @ei5eu. ...... 800 $50
glr. 9 @ei5en. ...... 500 $50
9lr. Saicr. II. 10.0O-1t.00.
gtr. 9 SAFER, ....... 900 $50
9utten ~ Seporotor, 8fitno.
SS-S SS1ac.; 9rints, - @hlnO, SO
SOC; 9rints, 1 @hmo, So -S9c.;
9IodS, 2 GfunS, $780,; Goirp
Erints, gao.. go. unO 3d., $780,;
5torepodeO, 2Sc.; Rolls, NlO. uno
En, 2sc.; Rolls, @..9d., 2sc.
@ efliigel. IT &iibuer, jlingc,
&fuuO, 17-1sc.; dItc, 16-tSc.;
oIte Sdbpe iinO Stoss, 1o-1tc.;
@rtciL jimee, t5-17c.; fIeine, Ia
-i5c.; GrrfcDS, ihpere, 8 Yfun0
uno mebr, 22c.; fleiue mdgere. 1S-
90; Soliben oIte imo ilinee, 8oor,
20c.; @uinea.@efIiiseI, innge, III
8hlao ino uebr, Stiid, S0-S5c;
fIeinere, $780,; @Gnle, %hluO.
t4-16c.
@ier. - 9aO. ino &o., Duteno,
40c.; Goiterl Shore 0lO. uno 3D.,
40c; peftlitbe (Obio), 40c; @..Gd.,
SOC; iiiolihe ro.GoroIhio) $50.
gobneHuuO Grbien.--Grb-
ien @uihel $2.75; lpeiBc gobnen
8uiheI, $5 5.25.
Gbit lir0 @emii ic. - 9lepIeI,
". no iipO ga, SaB, $250-35O;
&rout bunOert SIS; 1oune, $35
40; @obneu, gforfolf. @iI., $1.25
-i.50; 9lumentobl, 8. s.. Grote,
$1.50-1.75; SeIIeric, N..g., BIN.
bel 90 Soc; @iuten, 6lo.. aorb,
$S-3.25; Srpubeu, aorb 16-iSc.;
Scale, glorfoIt, Sab, SOC. -$1.0O;
9opfialot ytorfoIt. 9crb doc
$t,00; 3piebeIu, eeIbc, 9uIheI,
$t.65-t75; O2..y. mio peitlidjc.
100 4SfO. Sad, $3.40-S.6O; girneu
Goitern Shore Sicfier, y sorb, 90
--25c.; 8oB. $1.25-1.75; N..y.,
9ortIetts, SaB. $4.50-5; 9feffer,
9orb, 20-25c.; Guintcs, gS..y.,
Sab, $4,50-5; Spinat, Oeorlolt,
sSoB $1.00; Ecmoten, reifc, aorb,
30-35c; Crime, 10-15c; @eibe
@ii6et @nidet $t.50-2.
aortoffeGn. - @eiBc, guId)..
@.1Wlo. imO Ho, $1.5O-i.60; ".
q. mo Seriep. $i.50-t so; goIt.
.ern S5borc @3O, $l.30-1.S5; gtt.
idelfiite, $t.30-1.S5; iiiBe 9ortof,
feIt Goitern Shore, geIbe, sSoB,
$2.25-2 $50; 9lnne 9LrirnSel, Stano-
orO SAB, $2.25-2 $50; fleines Sob,
50 2.l0; gams, eroBe, SAB, $t.75.
Slide, Auitern un0 Ser.
tupinS. - aorpfcu, 9fo., 3--4c.;
Grocus, SAB, $t0-15; TyIounOers,
HiunO, 3--5c; Erott, arube, ,yaB,
$10-i5; tleiue, $6s; Star oSer
ghrteriiids SOB $50; 0tod, Gfo..
10-16c; peiber aSer@, Ehmo, g.
doc; meOiluu dc; eeIber Eerd),
eroBe, S-t0c.; fleinc bis medium,
8iuno, 4-5c.; NiodereI. EfnnO,
1920; 3ojIors, groBc 9funo, 10
-15c.; mcOiituL 6 &c.; Gotfiidj,
Bfo,, 2 Sc; Sedte, 8fo., 15-isc;
gIdle, Eio.,' DC; GIaus, bunoert,
Co. -70e.; sIl6lern Choice, 5aB, $500
S.50; Erines, SoB. 1926 $50.
9 din einc. 5erfcI, jc nod
@roBe, Stiid. $t.75--2.50; SDouts,
ic nod GIroBe. $3.50.
3Glbcr.- G9oicc, Yfno. i1H
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6cime Fir Qebeus,eit.


=. Dlolgero,- Bn berlanfen.
letosg go,r,,enls 5arm bon 230 Mder qanS IN Sors
iIanlier oiinu J 9leile bon Der Gioicn; piro
ton qrier 6erfduii sIr mei,sre SN rsopi,a. 3wms,
ooG. '"se man nad Simmer 81, 0nider6oder.
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Baltimore G1arttberidlt.

Nouneritog, 16. Otopem6er 1861
@eDl r 3uirbr 1850 Sdiicr,
einidlIieblidj 400l 51iicr si 2ocilit.
&oint inO 7i79 tsdIier 5u Canton.
Tie gtutiriutoeu iporen mic fnInf.
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oo.pOnSrmi'e,,cnl, Die ben ,geutId,eu 0or.
sgSslsmdnia w. lIIdlt pRnItIidv oocr nnre
Sll1licc Senoss' ss'9.alten simb aebctcu. he Ssr
~"'tbciInnn per SelepbOn UOcr IdIriftIid,
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spring @beat Bran, pro Soime, $32
$3.50; 8Iour bis @bite @liOOIiues
QpeiiIide), $40-41; S9citern @iiO0.
liugS, $36-37.
@cuuuO 9 tro o6.-3 3uhIbr sen
2l9 Sonncn. Stroh t3 Tonncn.
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gu Oermirt6sn.
8n Scrfanfeu.


ls26ik SSenneit 8lace. 1917 GuQmoHtgir.
1905 p yGS'Vulionglbe. StS @.s9rniisStr.
a. SaQlousSir lciChie BeoinQlnget
(ylnho Sap9Per, 1927 Galuert 9uilOing.
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IldsS SSammSsTn' G,,S ,,SSiinidlsn uns sruas Ossr
sRiosSSu Psinscn anlsacn nunSs gSst ~ nlenai
9ifo1rsa erSsSSgrsM mebr wir SerSopSslt - sHig sHei
a6ts' d i@uSo, e. snt eelsgsHs cjfasSHhee >Oi IN
ooairn nY,lS ieet an n'As@ SSn,, ,gOrtaOt aeqcH eie
CSg 25 Bs'si Be 81 eIrtnSiiide e5l% Mh,sOr.asn yEn
etatsSsso,iaE. SSS ihr gsuiscr alS 0snts H1u Sss
mosdSe bern Ssire balO is Gents pre % n,,n, ny,D
ess yhamaiiirte etros:,, ty'sS ,Ssmtntirts @dnaDsas
sseeus,si, ssIaedluirn; slns S,rIsSs,,n,s ISFSs
"''ien Sa an MHsappe't 9iloer b ''igS,. Ssis ssl.
oa. ..tgnlten ban ''"' ~N"'
-. mr gtIdarc gS. GoOf,
Vo't--J' ~ oh.acSinGtun.etrass.