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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-01-12
ODD FELLOWS HAVE BIG TIME.

Mississippi lodge No. sc, l. o. 0. F.
held its semi-annual installation and
banquet last Wednesday evening with
a big crowd of enthusiastic odd fell
lows in attendance. At $3.50 the mem
bers sat down to a bOuntiful spread
and it was nearly an hour before the
last diner arose from the table. The
members adjourned to the lodge room
where the regular installation, con-
Quoted by Past Noble Grand G. F..
Budworth, took place. Following this
the evening passed most pleasantly
in conversation and fraternlzlng
among the boys.
Perhaps the most notable event of
the evening was the presentation OF
handsome jewelled badge to Hon.
David Schreiner. Mr.. Schreiner on
January 3, celebrated his fiftieth an
niversary of membership in the fra
ternity and the badge was presented
to him by his fellow lodge members.
Hon. Chas. Baxter made the present
alton address to which Mr.. Schrelner
responded to most gracefully.
No. sc is growing and fiourishing
as the number of new members, es
pecially among the young men, has
been many.
The officers appointed for the ensu-
ing term are:
Conductor-Cl PrideauX.
Warden-John Mankel.
r. S. of n. &C. F. Budworth.
l.. S. of N. G.-John Roth.
r. S. of V. G.-Edwin Batty.
L. S. of V. G.-Willis Knox.
r. S. S.-Abraham Ward.
l.. S. S-Frank Ward.
Inside Guardian-Austin Dewey.
Outside Guardian-Ed Oleson.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-01-12
SELLING A CUTTER.

J.P. Croot of this city called at the
Herald office one day about two weeks
ago to insert little announcement
that he had a cutter for sale. Mr.
Croot had a good value that he wished
to dispose of and selected the Herald
as likely place to find a buyer. The
three-liner ran two insertions when
10. and behold you, man appeared
and a deal was made. The cost OF
selling that cutter came to 3Oc-a lit
tie over one per cent OF the total value.
Mr.. Croot says the Herald want col
umn is a mighty fine thing-the cost
is so trifing and the buyer and seller
can get together so easy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-01-12
FARMERS WEEK MOVIES.

One feature Of the Farmers Week
Jan. Is to q, is the moving pictures.
The gentlemen in charge carry one
set of films on the Panama exposition
and several others that will be novel
and interesting. AS the rink will be
in use Thursday night for the Wood
man ball. arrangements have been
made to show the pictures in the high
school auditorium There will be no
charge and people from the outside
are cordially welcome to come.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-01-12
BOND ISSUE
ELECTION DUE FEB.7

At a special meeting of the board OF
directors of the Observation-Disclosures
railroad company last Tuesday after
noon a resolution was passed releas-
ing the towns, villages and cities which
have subscribed aid to the old company
recently dissolved, from their sub
scribed obligations.
At an adjourned meeting of the city
council held Wednesday evening OF
last week a petition was presented
bv twelve freeholders of each ward
in the city of Lancaster asking that
special election be held on February
7. At that time new proposition to-
ward bonding the city in the sum OF
$50. 900 the same to be used toward
subscription Of $4,000 in Wisconsin
Illinois railroad preferred stock at
per cent interest. The reason this
step is taken is because the old COM
pany was operating under an electric
railway charter AS the new method
of operation as arranged with the
Railway Equipment company calls for
gasoline propulsion, it became neces-
sary to again get the matter OF aid be-
fore the voters. The new concern
operates under the general railroad
law of Wisconsin.
1t will also be necessary to submit
the bond issue again to the voters in
the towns along the proposed right
Of-Way
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-01-12

meeting that plans should be secured
and estimates prepared. After this is
done it will be possible to determine
the amount of bonds necessary.
The matter of bonding the city to
any amount would ultimately come be-
fore the voters for decision. The city
council has the power to spend what
money is necessary in investigating
the proposition.
The body gave Mr.. Doudna a rising
vote of thanks for his address and ad-
iourned. The committees for the next
meeting are:
ngements-Harry Carthew, l..
G.. Hickok and Clyde GOble.
Entertainments A. Clark, Frank
c. Meyer and DR.. A. H. Truitt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-01-12
LAST WEEKS WEATHER.

Wednesday, Jan. 5.-MaX. 40; min.
s: north wind, clear.
Thursday, Jan. 6.-MaX IS; min. A.;
southwest wind; clear.
Friday, Jan. MAX. 20; min. A.;
west wind; clear.
Saturday, Jan. S.-Max. "a; min. 26;
west wind, clear.
Sunday, Jan. 9.-MaX. 81; min. 30;
south wind; cloudy-misty.
Monday, Jan. 10.-Max. 50; min. s.;
west wind, clear.
Tuesday, Jan. 11.-MaX. 80; min.
10; west wind; cloudy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-01-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Ben Johnanning, Highland and Clara
Rasque, BOscObel.
Henry Haas and Edna Cardey, both
of Waterloo.
Byron e. Payne, South Lancaster,
and Florence L. Finnegan, Ellenboro.
Jesse ]. Sawyer and Eva G. Govier,
both of Bloomington.
Bert E. Hooks, of Lima, and Hattie
Tyndell, of Platteville.
Fred ]. Rector, Fennimore, and Lora
Edna Ellis, Mt. Hope.
George r. Keller and Mary M. Kun
KEEL, both of Keller.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-01-12
LIVE STOCK SALES
NOW AND COMING

The sale season has started to boom
again since the holidays and the sew
eral sales being advertised in the Her
aid tell the story of some very likely
offerings. In the advertisement of the
Bailey q Hannum auction in last
weeks paper a rather ridiculous error
was made Mr. Bailey sent in the item
fifteen brood sows; nine are old; 8
are young; all bred" The compositor
made this read mine are old and bare"
Mr.. Bailey called it to our attention
the next day, and while he was very
nice about it, we want to make this
correction. A perusal of this adver-
tisement will pay, as there is some
very good stock listed for sale-nota-
bly, cattle and horses. The machinery,
while not in great quantity, is practi-
cally new and worth while investigat-
ing. The sale is billed for Thursday
of this week.
Dan Curtis and Lester Clifton are
also advertising their sale on January
10, of z horses, % head of cattle, some
good brood sows due to farrOw in
April, and a very large lot of machin-
cry and miscellaneous items. A peru
sal of the ad is certain to disclose
something that you may want. On the
same page will be found reading adj
vertisement of the farm property of
Henry Henkel This sale takes place
at the old Hyner farm on Jan. Is.
Ed c. Vesperman, residing in South
Lancaster, will have closing out sale
of his entire farm property, on Feb.
10. Watch this paper for full partic-
ulars in an early issue.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-01-12

w. r.. c.
President-Helen H. Taylor.
Senior Vice President-Maria Irish.
Junior Vice President-Irene Ward
Chaplain--Desire Abrams.
Secretary-Anna Mitchell.
Treasurer Glider.
Conductor-M Tiller.
Guard-Maggie Wayne.
Asst. Conductor-Selma Johnson.
Guard Matte Duncan.
First Color Bearer-Clara Schreiner.
Second Color Bearer-LOuisa JOr-
dan.
Third Color Bearer-Mary Croft.
Fourth Color Bearer Linda Ben
nett
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-01-12
BOSCOBEL HAS SMALL POX SCARE.

According to DR.. G. H. Henika, dep
uty state health officer, recent small
pox epidemic of small proportions IN
the city of BOscobel has been checked.
The health officials strictly enforced
the twenty-five day vaccination clause
in the schools and also the quarantine
law. The disease was confined to the
families it first appeared in.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-01-12
HARD TIMES COMING.

Hank. bark, the dogs do bark,
The beggars are coming to town;
Some in rags, and some in tags,
And some in velvet gowns.
Everybody come to the Hard Times
social, Friday evening, the 14th at 8
O'Clock, given by the Guilds OF En-
manuel church at the linda hotel. Come
in your hard time clothes. Prize for
the best costume. Csc admission. 1Oc
children.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-01-12
JAS. E. BAILIE AUCTION FEB. IS

James E. Bailie of South Lancaster,
announces that he will hold an auction
on Wednesday, February 16. Full par
ticulars will be given in this paper at
a later date
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-01-12
FAIR DATES 1915.

Lancaster-Se September 5, 6, Z, 8.
Bloomington August 10, 16, II, Is.
Boscobel- August s, 8, 10, II.
Observation-Disclosures %, %, "a, 25.
Mineral Point Aug. Is, 16, II, IS.
Acknowledgements 20, 80, 81, and
September 1.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-01-12
JUDGING BEEF & DAIRY CATTLE.

Mr. WOjka announced Monday that
dairy and beef cattle will be judged
and methods of Judging pointed out in
detail during the Farmers Week. The
committee would like to hear from
some of our farmer friends who will
bring in a few head of their prime
stock. We want both dairy and beef
stock. Phone the Herald office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-01-12
CORN AND DAIRY
WEEK At LANCASTER
University Extension Will Hold
Four Days Course.
Event VIII Take Place at Rink
Everything Free and Farmers
Urged to Come.

! During the four days Of January Is
| to 81, inclusive, there will be held at
/ Lancaster a Corn and Dairy Week"
This event consists of a series OF lee
| lures given by experts from the Uni
versity of Wisconsin. The rink has
been selected as the place where the
lectures will be given and, according
to the program both the morning and
afternoon will be taken up with Vari-
Gus matters of interest to every farm
er. There is no charge Of any nature
for the course, but the committee and
the gentlemen in charge of the course
will feel well repaid if a liberal at
tendance is assured.
No matter where you live-what
part of the country or how far away,
arrange your affairs and come to Lam
caster for all of the days if possible.
You will be cordially welcomed and
made to feel at home. The following
gives the program for the four days.
Tuesday, January IS.
9:3O-The Relation of Milk, Feed and
Cows
10: 3O-The Right Way to get Good
Seed Corn Curing and Test
ing.
1:O0-The Profit from Weighing and
Testing Milk.
2:30-Testing Farmers Seed Corn.
Each farmer should bring in
ears of his seed corn for the
test. There is much poor
seed corn in the state this
II
grow.
Wednesday, January IS.
9:30-HOw to Get the Most Out Of an
Acre of Corn.
(a) Flowing.
OBJ Planting.
(c) CUltivating.
CD Harvesting.
! 10: 30-Breeding for a more profitable
herd
1:00-Practice in Judging corn, learn
how to pick out good seed
| 2:30-Testing samples of milk and
cream with the Babcock test
Thursday, January 20.
9:30-Feeding the COW for greater
profit.
1O:3O-Corn judging practice; how to
select corn that Will win first
premium
| 1:00-What pure bred grains will do
for Lancaster farmers.
ca How to get started.
OBJ How to grow them.
Co How to sell them.
(d)HOw to get good seed.
(e) How to get rid of smut
(f) How to win first prize on
/ barley, oats wheat and
rye.
| 2:30-ScOring dairy cattle with the
score card
Friday, January 81.
| 9:00-Alfalfa, Soy Beans, Glover and
Timothy
(a) How to grow them.
CD What they do for the soil.
(c) How to keep your soil fer
tile.
10: Stable construction and sani-
tatiOn.
L: 00-ImpOrtance of care to the dairy
herd
2:30-Weeds and Weed Seeds.
Do you know what Canada
Thistle or Quack Grass or
Buckhorn seeds look like?
You ought to! Come and find
out
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-01-12
HIGH SCHOOL MOVIES.

Mr.. Adams has arranged for two
sets Of films this week that are extra
ordinarily good. One of them is
scenes in the National Park at Yellow
stone and the other is a drama in two
reels called, 5iIas Mariner" Admis-
sion sc and 10C.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-01-12
SUPPERS AND INSTALLATIONS
LODGE EVENTS OF THE SEASON

officer Of the Guard-Charles Ropes.
Surgeon Theodore Calvin.
Adjutant-A. G. Morse.
Sergeant Major-David Schreiner.
Asst Quarter Master Sergeant j. P.
Williams.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-01-12

Charles n. Webb son of William
Webb of this city, has been employed
on the news staff of the Virginia,
Mimi, Enterprise, daily paper in that
thriving country. The paper appears
to be a dandy Virginia is a city Of
about 1900 and is up in the iron reg
ion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-01-12

InstructOrs-G. L. banks, dairy.
L. F. GRADER, corn and grains
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-01-12
$35,77O.O7

$35,77O.O7
Distributed as follows:
O,,+s+apdinp Name of Bank
Checks Rank Statement
Lanca'r State Banks 9,776.64
$33590 Peoples State Bank 1Iio6.8 81
1916 Union State Bank 8.2O
S34906
S21,553.71
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-03

Bolesci giowy. zapchanie,
wskazuje ma Diezdrowe dzia-
fanie zo}adka i wnetrznosci
Hollister'a Rocky Mountaia
herbata pomaga zo|adkowl
pracowa6 naturalnie, co
wspiera vase zdrowie ca}ko-.
wlcie. Rozpoczniicie dzis. w
apiece BroWna
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-03
Stany Zjjednoczone " obecnej dobie.

oldly Eeu1loczol'
| Polonia W Stanach Zjednoczo-
| nych W piracy ola Polski
Polska Rada Narodowa W Ameryce.
w prze{omowei chwjli, gdy
W starej Europe %zanosi}o
sic ma straszna pozoge wo-
jenna, U mas W Ameryce wy.
1ania sic wskutek poteznego
rozbudzenia sic poczucia ma.
rodowego W obozie katolic.
kim nova, dis juz og6lne
zaufanie posiadajaca organi.
zacya. Pierwsza " Ameryce
organizacya ideowa, mad "a.
1o5eniem jakiej pracowa} u.
SLIME cd dnia swej konsek.
racyi (l908 r. pierwszy bp.
polski; J. b.. ks. bp. Pawe}
P. Rhode, D. d.
Powsta{a Qua W daiu s
czerwca 1913. w dniu 1ym
reprezentanci obozu kato.
lickiego ME mogac sic zg>~
die z pojeciami skrajnem'
powszechnego przez czas
krotki K. 0. n. opuscili sale
obrad z]azdu K. 0. n, po
porozumienju sic z olbrzy.
mia wiekszoscia wycbodztwa,
za}ozyli P. R. N, kt6ra MA
u mas organjzowa6 wep6lna
pomoc ola 0iczyzny.
Wnet koiejno laczyc sic "a
z P.R.N. inne organiza-
eye ~polsko-ameryka1., a dis
lnstytucya omawiana, acz
1aleka cd spe1nienia icsko-
nafego swych rlan6w, repre-
zentuje zorganlzowane ducho.
.ie6stwo, Ziednoczenie, Ma.
Unie, Stowarzyszenie
Pol. W Ameryce i inne pol
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-03
opracoWa}E
Ks. J6zef P. Ohodliewicz.

$3E.Ss"s@
" obecnej dobie.
sko-katolickie organjzacye, {
ma ten wielki zaszczyt, *
pierwsza ma dzisiejszy wiel,
XII moment dziej6w nakresli'
la rozlegly program akcyi
narodowo'spoiecznej i ujaw
sly go praktycznie, stale:
| konsekwentnie zamienia "
czyn.
P. r. n. byla pierwsza or
ganizacy$ polska W tym kra-
ju, kt6ra W dobie przedwo-
jennej nawiaza}a stosunki 2
w}asclwa reprezeptacya wick
szosci narodu W Ojczyznle i
pc dis dzie6 je podtrzymuje,
pierwsza tez %rozwinela plan
akcyi dis przez og6t P. G.
K: N. Polskim Centralnym
Kom. Rat. 1Chicago) PREY.
jety.
P. R. n. Cd pierwszych dni
swego istnienia zbiera fun
dusze ma potrzeby Ojczyzny
i prowa12i Biuro Prasowe,
zorganizowane W celu svmpa-
tyi pomocy Ameryki ola
naszego narodu. DIS fundu-
see ma potrzebv Ojczyzny
sk1ada og6f we wszystkich
organizacyach W P. G. K, R.
skuplonych, ale "Free .PO-
land, dwutygodnik angel
ski, prey kt6rym supply sic
najlepsze siiv literackie, be
DAG organem og6}u i wyra-
zicielem daze1 narodu, znaj
DUE sic pod kcntrola i O.
rieka naszej tylko organiza.
cyi.W sierpniu 1915 +. Pm
wys}a}a do Polski 49,, 600. 90
Pozostaje $10,275.00 Kap1ani
Polscy W swej organisacyi
,,Ziedn. Kap1. Pol. W A.
(Z. K. P.) cd lat xii.
ku pod egide 3 ch arcypas.
rodakow i wsp6Iudziale
J. E. arcyp. Jana Bonzano, !
Delegate Apostolskiego " St.
.jedn. juz W styczniu b.. r.
mlell sW3 bardZO wanna kOn-
wencye W Buffalo, N. Y.
Uchwa}y i postanowienia
" stusunku dobra ludu pol
skiego ma wychodztwie jako
p7zysz{osci OjczYzny So o.
pojane W organic II.
P. ,,Przeglad KoScielny".
Office: 1856 w. Divi.
sion, St., Chicago, ILL.,, (cena
ia roxy Poczawszy
I'd numeru "a stvczen i luty
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-03
P0mOzcle WasZej Watrobie
Opfaci sic.

Gdv wasxa vat'oba stanie aie
drets4 i sofadeA dxia{A opscznn,
wezcle ORA King'a New Life p,gu.
TEX, a spostrzezt Gle SAINT, re sic
bedziecie czuc lepi j. One CT, szczs
krew, uwcln'a was cd ,atwardze-
MA, ;zof:io~osci. zawrotu niestra-
wnose,. Bed,ieose lie cue dobr>e-
prawie TAX l1kbssc e .is chc;eli
czuc CzTsc, take komplexsle.
Csc W aptekach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-03

mia, wlerhIe trZymalac sIe mas
Ia: Bog Oiczyzna.
Poza TEN jest to jeszcze
dis kslega olbrzymia,- niemal
czysta; zapisano " niej de-
tychczas zaledwie kilkanss.
Gle stron. Cd mas samych "a
, ley, by sic ona sta|a ksiega
chwa1y W historyi ca}ego ma.
rodu.
Gdy nalezec beds do nitj
wszystkie polsko. katolickie
organizacve nietylko Z imie-
MIA, ale, podobnie lak lied.
noczenie Polskie RzymskO-
Katolickie, sdy ia popra re-
gularnym podatkiem, gdy
jej Komitety Lokalne 'ogar-
ma wszystkje parafie, WOW.
czas stanie sic P. r. n. ma.
prawde o1ganizacya og6lpa,
powoiana i w}adna do decv.
dcwania o wszystkiem, vow
czas ona ME tylko Ojczyz'
ME skuteczna Ga ponce W
Jei obecnei potrzebie, ale
rozwiaze pomyslnie wszyst.
kie zadania naszego zbioro-
wego zycia, ]ak. szkolnictwo
parafialue. skautihg, szkoly
obywatelskie, kooperatywy
tip.
I'm PREDICT zrozumie to i
odczuje og6| naszego du-
chowie1stwa, tenn predze; Gel
6w osiagaiemy.
Generally Komitet Ra-
tunkowy " Szwajcaryi,
tax zwany Kom. Lozanski
zesooli} GAIA Polske. kt6ra cd
swych rozbior6w ME mia}a
talk poteznej i uzuane; przez
SWAT organizacyi, ma czele
kt6rej staneli ludzie najbar.
zasfuzeni n~ajwptywow-
81 re wszystkich zabor6w,
tax biskupi iako i swieccy z
prezesero ma czeleHenrykiem
enIiewiczem, wiceprezesem
mistrzem Ign. J. Paderew~
pracuiacym W Stan.
a Ojciec Sw, Ben XIV
kom. Loz. udzieliI swe.
90 apo.tolskiego b}ogosfa-
Adres stafY TAXI:
Comite General de Secours
pour les
V;ctimes de la gurre en
PologDe
Commission Executive.
Adressa
(Suisze) Grand Hotel
Mgr. Antoni Osuchowski.
P0m0zcle WasZej Watrobie
Opfaci sic.
Gdv wasxa vat'oba stanie Gle
|ret~4 i sofadeA d>iafA opscznn,
ORA King'a New Life pngu.
Elk, a spostrzez. Gle sam', re sic
'edzlecie czuc lepij ]. One ~cz,szcza
~.u~ ,,-,~,- ,ol.o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-03

ma rok 19l6-ty Jest JUL got6w a aptekarze
rozdaja takowy darmo. Mona take pi-
sac wprost do mas o bezplatne nades1anie.
Me zaniedbaj postarac sic o jeden eazem-
plarz. Kalendarz ten przyda sic " domu
przez caly rok.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-17
@a(6emtll6er.
GaufcuOe Oerfer6en 6ereit fit
OeM retteM 2Ninnten Aanf.

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Or gSOdc UcObn 6Obcu fOuneu Sic Gcr NIT 3uOcrdt fan
fen SSir MGblCn nnr Eager Saidcntadn laueinm nnO
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Der @uk6cit fanicu fOuncu Oaf Sic sn Gaaidt uuS cute
&crt6c crbaltcu
banOscadt 2
Gaommaa
dulen mo lan0gGude 9deu i21Rc 25c nm oae sind
sdasnmGsr
St00 ur $3.50 iir Shattd feds
aaore zqasmmar iar $780, Sa9
reIrnucns SaNuRar iar @ian
ecS0tu nit
@einciums genOaHdim arOiam Sn.
taeu S30O hr cine S@aDic nil IN nerdeoencn 6atbei
e@d@i icbms gaiammnr D'dnner Mic edamor.
nIt 9auaaatm i@aucn
atber nit smd
Su0es nit fa6ueH Gdeu; fir smaAa
GAndl1hi[N Gnln&. (Sn 99"srD- nns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-17
JOELGUTMAN&@
&a(6entNt6er, 125c
iaeM-e -eaFdentidjer nit seTfidten SpiReuRanteu.
gLnOerc ante 9aidcniMdl .ggert6e.

IN ciuer sdnmtcl iiir f5c - Min.
lnncnc fiji Srnueu init inIicbicn Sni'
tlalcn IN Nranjnuiicr.
,Srmucn nit iarbiacn 9inncnsSnitiaIen.
III ciner emamtel iilr $3.50 Sir
Srnucli. ans biiuuer irilmer Niilncn;
ilciue banoeeiiidie Sniiialcn.
Srancu, 5aidlcuhidcr fhr 125kc -
Ghlitbic 9iuncn boblidumlg; alc Nrcii
ten bon Sdumcn
Irnucn Ialdcniimer fir 2Jc
G0lidbic rinncn, bdno0ciiidie @den BE
nilc Gpiteniauicn, idrOipc 9ioniidicii;
26tW Gnum IruucrfIaiDcntincr Wn
6cirn'6iiclic
Acihc nlo iarbiac Rubitdicn iir
WldnucT fir 75c mo 81.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-17
llur 6 Cagc 6i6 lOei(naC5len!
glcnc Nldntcl nnO gIn5iiec.

Yl2, Hl0 Wtnlllel, ODlnOluus, WtC'
liumecn Seioen.Gclour, etc., $7.9S
500, $22 @iGntel; Seioeu.8liiid,
@oQ gcIour, 9roaocIot6, @bepiotS,
crc, morGcn ,..... $129S
$iS, $40 @lGnteI; SeiOen Bliild
uno -0croltroDS, @}elirunaeu 1915
$40, $50 @ldniel; San'S 9lrobian,
6ur.Icr. g9oa GelourS 49,. $14.50
,.SoilorcO@ gln5iigc.
.Iailorco" gln5iiae aus Serees,
%oplinS, G6epiots; uiele 6or6en;
morgcn fir. r............ $3.50
9is $50 moocrne pel56eicbtc lmO
tailored" gln5iige; 9roaoclotb, etc.,
Niontag MIR. ........... .$9.75
$25 unS $50 &liii@.MlGutcl, S14.5O
$50, $50 Scalctte. 0ldnteI, $3.50
$50 mn 500 gleor Seal @}dutel;
@lontog fiir ...... $4,000
$50 mo $40 9}eor Seal Nldntel,
morgen nlr........... S49.OO
$500 9pt6nihS W}elonen-Diiiiie,
am Niontag iiir. ....... $9.9S
$40 pnO $i2 I6ier Gel5.ScoriS,
morgen fir ir.. $4.9S
$25 S,otbiuGs @arnituren $l4.75
$50 S9wor5hids @liiiic $t6.50
9selsbclcbtc 9lusii0c.
93iS $40 9lnBiioe, @rooocIot6, %op.
Inns, @c6aroines, SergeS. $3.50
sis $40 g(n5iige, bon Der beltcn
Sortc, ole morgchfiir $19.75
SapOidnbc, bclicbtc @abcn.
gSoi1barc @ope Characterization.
6e, Geoieru.6o6rifot. .. .$115
@Iace.Sanoidu6e fir 5rauen; Jar.
BIG mo peiB; sGaar ..... $1.65
Smportirtc Cape Sonoibube iiir
Irdncn; Colbert mo Ga0alier. 6a.
6rifat, iiir. $50
Eerti9e mai1bare Gope SanO.
idu6e iiir 6roucn; iHipar5 imO Jar.
big, mor8cn iiir. ......-.$l $l.So
,,aoDiers 2eat6crettc Sanoibube,
idmor5 iw0 iorbig ..... 9Sr.
@alsbirScn in S6adjtcin.
asaeca mo Moni4ctten @orni-
hrcu; acitidtc sipiB mo 6o5lidunii.
&c Sroonoic. ,Slabe, ocitidte SlviB.
&cniic.Spiecn $oadnoii9c &rogen
in 6or6en iiir....,..25c. mo SOC.
9lnaora gGoa ScoriS imO Goppei-
@ornitrrctt iueiB uno forbia, iiir
$i.25, $3.50 bis $500
gShoior Eies aus Eoiiet0 0leiio-
line Grcpe DC @1ine. Boz. imo SOC.
g}cuecitc Giiefte in 5corgeitc.&ro-
Gen mo &ragen. uno N2onidcttcn.
@orniturcn. 75s. lmo $i.00
SOC. Qlngoro Scaris .... 39c.
slcuc 5ierlidle Slonien.
Grcps 0e G6iuc.9lonien; meiB unO
fleiihiar6ig. geitidt im0 Spisen.be-
Test, mo 9luspa6l pon &uiip @il.
low imo eeitreiitcr Crepe oe Gbine;
mor9en nir MIR. ..... $2.9S
Sap SeiOe.9louicn MIR weiB;
Crepe Sc G6ine s9aiits. weiB umS
flciidiorbie; Spiben.beieet $500
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-17

idumia. bnnogciiidie @dcn, Ntdocird &C.
liidic Gdcu ausge3ddt
Minnner.1aldlcntudr iir 12Mc, i0e,
PIC, Doc unh SOC has &tiid Sdlihtc
Yinnen, niinnc ur0 Ddlblfmcre, ale
3rciicn bon Sdumcn erira arobe;
NiSeiii Sdnme; inrbiac Gopiidteu iiir
Wldnner
6 IN einer emodltel fir zoe @ens
iilWcne Sniidleu iiir IRdnncr.
9 IN eincr edndtei inf Si.00 @cius
linncne Snitldlen iiir Wdnner
IN ciucr 2mncltcl iiir $3.50 Sir
NldWer, rcinllnueuc Snitialcn. ban0acs
ili0ic @ludsSniinlcn.
0uberSninlrntid IN cincr
GNldtel t5c, 25c NIB soc.
Nnnbgeitidtc Nnuoimnb.Snimcntid
25e unb soc oaS ethd.