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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-21
Solution Is Suggested.

Another suggestion which the COM
mittee probably will take up is that
the government departments establish
different hours for the reporting of
clerks. The principal cause of the con-
gestion of traffic on local street rail-
way lines is the fact that the army of
government clerks reports for work at
the same hour and is discharged at the
same time in the afternoon. The trac-
tion lines are sWamped by this heavy
demand twice a day. 1t is suggested
that if an arrangement could be work
ed out whereby a certain group of
buildings would open for work at S:45
6. m, another group at am. and a
third at 9:15 am. the companies would
have a half hour additional in which
to transport the passengers who now
endeavor to reach their places of work
at the same hour, and congestion would
be materially reduced.
Aside from considering questions of
service with the view of benefiting
the public, the committee is preparing
to look into other conditions with the
object of correcting injustices that may
have been done the companies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-21

Mrs. Andrew T. Covey, sixty five. died
at her home in Denton, Md. She was
the daughter of the late Elias Hub
bard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-21
Traffic During Rush Hours.

1t is practically certain that street
railway matters will be the first to be
taken up on account of complaints re-
garding congestion of traffic during
rush hours:
PRECEDENT King in his address sug-
gested several methods by which con-
gestion may be relieved, and right
here will come the first test of the CO.
operative plan, inasmuch as the meth
DDS proposed probably will be adopted
or rejected, according to how the pub
lie feels about it.
President King proposes the elimina-
ton of compulsory fire stops, which
consume 200 hours of travelling time a
day; the establishment of skip-stops,
which would make possible a speed
ing up of the services during rush
hours, and Encouragement of express
service.
1t is thought that the federation COM
mittee will study these plans, and, if
it is convinced that they are in the in
terest of better service, will ask the
public to support them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-21
ISSUE TO Be SETTLED
BY SECRETARY OF WAR
Recommendation for Dismissal of
George E. Burnap From Coy
eminent Post.

Among the cases left over by former
Secretary Garrison for the considera-
lion of Maj. Gen. Scott, Secretary of
War ad interim, is that of George L.
Burnap. principal landscape architect
in the Office of superintendent of pub
lie buildings and grounds. Mr.. Burnap
Is from Ithaca, n. Y, and is regarded
as one of the leading men in his pro-
fession in this country. Since July /,
1910, he has been assisting the en-
gineer officer in charge of public
works in the District of Columbia in
designing plans for the development
of parks and reservations in the Dis
trict.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-21
Bills Authorize Bond Issue.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
EVANSVILLE, February 21.-Bills
authorizing a bond issue of $3.50, 900 for
the construction of a permanent high
way between Washington and Annapo-
lis will be introduced in the general as
sembly of Maryland tonight. Senator
Duvall of Anne Arundel county will
present the bill in the senate and Dele
gate r. Lee Van Horn of Prince Georges
county will introduce the bill in the
house. 1t is understood that the lead
ers in the party have agreed to pass
the bills and there appears to be no
doubt that the measure will become a
law.
There are two proposed routes for
this boulevard and there is likely to be
lively controversy before the final
line is selected. One of these routes is
over Central avenue from the District
of Columbia line to Hardesty, and from
thence to Davidsonville, Anne Arundel
county, and from the latter point to
Camp Parole.
The other proposed route is from the
present Washington Baltimore boule-
ward in Bladensburg to Priests bridge
over the Patuxent river, and from this
point to Camp Parole, Anne Arundel
county 1t is claimed that the dis
lance from the eastern boundary line
of Bladensburg to Camp Parole would
be shorter by a mile than the Central
avenue route. 1t also is argued in
favor Of the Bladensburg, or old stage
road route, that it would cost $4,000
or $4,000 to construct bridge over
the PatuXent river at White Marsh, the
width of the river at this point being
between thirty and forty feet, where
as to construct a bridge over South
river. necessary if the Central evenue
route were followed, would cost be-
tween s150,000 and $4,000. 1t is prob
able that the bill to be introduced to-
night will put it up to the state roads
of which Gov. Harrington
is chairman, to select the route.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-21
FINE HIGHWAY
TO MARYLAND CAPITAL
Representative Mudd Introduces
Bill That U. S. Shall Contribute
$250,oo0 Toward Project.

A bill to construct a fine road be-
tween Washington and ANNAPOLIS was
introduced in the House today by Rep
resentative Mudd of Maryland. He pro-
poses that the road shall be called 1.-The
National Defense highway" and his bill
provides that the United States govern
ment shall contribute sa50.00O toward
the construction of the highway and
the state of Maryland a similar amount.
The completion of such a highway
will not only put the federal capital
into direct communication with the
Maryland capital, where the United
States Naval Academy is located, but
would complete the third side of the
triangle formed by Washington. Balti-
more and Annapolis said Representa-
tive Mudd, discussing the bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-21
DONATION OF $1,40O
FOR SERBIAN RELIEF
Total in Cash and Pledges Raised at
Meeting Held in Belasco
Theater.

When Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst, the
English suffrage leader, and Cheddomil
Miyatovitch, former Serbian minister
to the court of st. James. who consti-
tute a special commission to this coun-
try for encoura cement of Serbian re-
lief work, appealed for contributions
at the Belasco Theater yesterday aft
ernoon they received s1.4oO, of which
1865 was in written pledges.
Capt. A J. Seferovitch, Montenegrin
consul general in New York, also
spoke. Rev. John Van Schaick of the
Church of Our Father presided
Urges U. S. to Send Commissic-.
, Mrs. Pankhurst urged that the United
States send a commission to the relief
of Serbia as was sent to Belgium. She
advocated the chartering of a fleet of
ships to carry Serbian refugees to the
islands in the Aegean, Italy, Corsica
or other Ravens.
She extolied the big principles of the
Serbian people, and the debt that civil
ization owes them. The fortitude OF
the women, who constitute a powerful
reserve organization, was .dWelt upon
by the speaker in her nearest approach
to argument for equal suffrage.
Mr.. Miyatovitch spoke in thanks to
the American people for helping to
suppress the typhus epidemic that
swept his country, and Tor sympathy
in their plight expressed in many other
pra ctical forms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-21
Company Officials and Citi-
zens' Associations Repre-
sentatives Indorse Plan.
ARRANGE CONFERENCE
TO FRAME A PROGRAM
Washington Railway and Electric
President and William Nick. Clay
ton Address Meeting.

Endorsement of the plan of the Fed
GRAFTON of Citizens Associations to pro-
mote, by cooperative methods, the
services furnished by the various pub
lie utilities was expressed today by
officials of the companies and represen-
tatives of a large number of citizens
associations.
The decision to bring the public and
the public service corporations into
closer touch, if possible, with the OBJ
ject of working out the problems of each
along amicable lines, was reached by
the federation Saturday night follow
ing a Tets get together" address de-
livered before that body by Clarence
P. King, president of the Washington
Railway and Electric Company.
William Mex. Clayton. chairman of
the public utilities committee of the
federation, will arrange for an early
conference between his committee and
representatives of utility interests in
regard to framing a program of CO.
operation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-21
Could Be Used in Defense.

I'm case of threatened attack on
Annapolis troops could be rushed with
heavy guns over the state road from
Baltimore to Annapolis, and at the
same time troops could be sent out
from the National Capital to form a
Juncture with them in defending An
napolis, and at the same time protect
ing the National Capital.
THE war in Europe has taught US
the value of strategic highways, which
have been used in experimenting
strategic railways. The introduction of
the high-powered automobile, of the
rapid motor cycle and of the armored
motor car. as well as of the caterpillar
tractor siege gun have changed the
whole aspect of modern warfare, and
there must be good roads for the use of
state and federal troops in this country
if these new and remarkably efficient
implements Of war are to be success
fully used by the United States in pro-
tecting its soil against foreign inva-
SION"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-23
Trtie %re1e far Seras: Montag %. Ottobtr 1916.

ibren 8etten 6efanoerL lonie Sic
Mannl6uft fonnten gerettet meroen,
oagegen lit0 S6iff uto 2ooung eilt
totaler Serlu1t.
= -Sieben Matrole n oeS ameri-
faniI6en piermaltigen S6ooner3
uSannie s. 8otpen" bon SoG &i=
Der, Waii., tpuroen BON oem norpe-
gii6en 9ompfer y4pon" in gior-
folf, So, belanoet, oie y5annie S.
@otpen" lit in ser Witte oes allan
tifden S5eans untergegongen un0
Der &apitan iomie oie 9ffi5iere
biiBten ibr 2eben Elm.
= Ser Sheriff Mlon5o &. Spep-
lton bon SOB County, Ohio, 8rGIi=
bent Ser Ohio Sberiffs aiiociation,
mltroe bonn 8unoesri9ter Sater in
Columbus, Ohio, ST. 40 Sagen @e=
fangnis %beroonnert, neil er einem
molbobenoen @efangenen oGe mog-
li6en Sreibeiten erla11bt bate, Dem
Snbaftierten mar iogor geItattat
uoroen, tpeite 4usfliige per Auto=
mobil 5u unternebmen.
Die Gbicaeoer 8arfe %. Y.
Siler" fubr mGbreno oes lebten
Stltrmes I'M erie Gee auf cine
Sonobonf uno tpuroe ourh sic
tpiitenoen @elen 5eritort. Son Ser
aus lieben &opfen beItebenoen
Manni6aft fotlnte mn ser &opitdn
qerettet mer0en.
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Wnstnnc.
Die Granaolen fob

= Die 5~ran5oien baben in Ser
6ineitI6en Staot Sien Sim mo iie
bereits cine iogettattnte &~on5eilion,
oas beiBt, einen beftimmt a6ge=
gren5ten 2atobeiis baben, cine mel
tere 9uaoratmeile 2anoes, Die I'M
mittelbar ne6en ibrer &on5eilion
liegt in 8eiib senomemn. Sic ba-
ben oieies 2ano INNER I6on gerne
baben moaen, fonnten es aber ni6t
befommen. Sebt ba6en lie es ge-
maltlam an lid geriiien unO Die
6ineiii1en 8oli5iiten perbaftet. Die
6ineiiid1e &eeierung bot natiirlid}
proteitiert, oie 5~ran5oien baben ibr
aber iagen loiien, iie miiroen i6on
oafir a%uffommen, rpenn llnruben
inter Der 9epolferlnq entIteben ioa=
ten. @ir tpiiroen uns gar niht
m%unoern, penn no6 anoere bon ben
aaiierten WGdten Dem 8eiipiel
Sranfreid's folgen wiir6en. Wtqn
mill offen6ar Sapan oos gan5e G6i-
ma nidt allein unteriflufen laFIen.
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len BON groBem Gorteil iein miro.
$500 ieineS Soldrs be5ablt Die Mor-
RIG &onf, SEN 9ielt oas Gountp.
= Iuf Dem NusitellrngspIabe 51t
Souroanton nltroen am Somltag
our6 oie @rploiion zines 8ebdlters
aoblenIdl1re, 0ie sur Scratching
BON Sobatpalier ge6rau6t tptroe,
ser @loermanlt uno StelterfoQeftor
SSH Steele ntl0 %. 6. Malon (ooer
Mosf) lbper perlebt; al1Beroem
ipuroen flint &feroe, Die in Ser Nabe
Itanoen, burh Die 8etpalt ser CT
ploiion 51 go0en %getporfen. Ser
Steele lit in San Intonio in einem
Sospitol, mobin mon ibn gebradt
batte, ont Sonntag nadmittag an
BEN erlittenen Gerlebungen geitor-
ben. gr binterlaBt cine 8itipe uno
stpei fleine &inoer; Der a1toere Ser
lebte miro mabri6einli6 oie Seb=
fraft oes re1ten @ltges einbiiBen. :
0ie Grobibitioni1ten bon Sci
ferion Gountp 5irfulferen in 8ealt-
mont utto Sort @rtbltr gegenDarttg
8etitionen sur abbaltung elmer So
fal Option @abl.
= Der &ro5eB gegerl Sobn Cope
lano aus Warlbaa, Ser angeflagt
lit, om 2. Se6r1ar 1915, in einem
Sotel 5u Maribaa BEN anti-fatboli=
iden @gitator @m. 9lad ermoroet
81 baben, bat in COLLECTION begon=
men.
s. s. Glopton ulto @iGiaflr
Woore, @igentiimer 0es Wetropoli=
ton SoteIs in Sort @ortb, beabiidl-
tigen an Der Wain StraBe bort
1elbIt Elm neues ~151todiges Sotel,
oas 500 3immer entbalten Ioa, 81
er6auen.
- 9ie airbp=8onner 2um6er So.
BON @ouiton lit nit einem 9apital
BON $1,000, 900 inforporiert NOR
ben.
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INIT. iein eriter esebanfe bel BEN I'm.

iast, iein eriter 0ebanfe bel bent I'm
fad lei seipeien. gSit Die gabmns
audi felt uerfant, fDinnen mir bas
@leidgemift b~alten?4 @enn Sas
nidjt Der Sall seiueien mare, iuare mol
Oas SdDiff nit alien oaranf D~erlpreH
gemeicn.
Ins 9pnoon miro gemelbet, elm
emglild)es llnterieebpot babe in Der
NprSlee einen bentId)en &reuser Der
&olberg : alniie forpeotert. 9as
Sdiff lei anIdeineno idJuer beidpi=
bigt iporben.
Die engIiibe STRENGTHENING miro
fiinftig alle Ginbsbd11te, oie nad
england fommer, nit 9ei6lag be-
legen.
aus Berlin miro gemeIbet, Die
oeutide &ronprin5eiiin nno lire
9amen batten biele ibrer @oIo-
uno Shmitfiad]en ser Gegierung
our @erfiigling geitelt. =
@m Sreitag muroem in 9eutldl-
LAMB 5polf MeropIane Der @Iiierten
beruntergei6oiien.
Mbmiral 9eipep erflGrt, nnIere
SeitroDer bGtten bei SEN Mnsriffen
oes ltnterieeboot glt-53" bnrdans
fprreft qebanOelt.
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naG Ser @ade eebro6t. Die 600
Marsiiinger ioaen lammtli1 tpegen
llebertretung oes &aragropben So
Dor Elm &riegsgerift geiteat mer=
oe1t.
= am Sonntag na6hittag per-
i9ieo Sral1 Srances Mauo Gi6ter,
oie Srou oes Itdotii6en Sau : SIT
Ipeftors Sobn &idter, i'm Sitter BON
80 SoSQhren.
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Epif nad Der alien Seimat.

9ie nddIten neutraIen 0ampfer,
Die Goitiaden fir 0euti6lano uno
Seiterrei6-ltngarn BON STEM @orf
mitne6men iino:
limited States" &openbaeen,
9~onnerTtag, 26. Oftober.
vgergensfioro". geraen, %. Sf.
tober.
GO lit nottpenotg, ben 0onen oes
betreffenben 9ambfers grob uno
oeutlid auf benz griefumidIaa gu
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Sriegs : Nadridbten.

Der ySnternnttunal Nelps"=Sienit
in 9eiu Dorf uerDffentltd)t ans einen,
gudJe, bas iiber Die Sabrt bes llntes-
ieeidiffes o9~eutldlanb" mad Ime=
rita geidrieben lit nno bas ben iSiill=
rer Ses Sdiffes, Gapt. Saul a6nig,
sum @erfaIIer ba6en iDa, eim aapitel.
Sn oieiem &apitel mirb in anidanli=
der @eiie ersGblt, ME an einem
Slbeno Gapt. &6nig beidlpf, cine
Sdndliibmng at MAIDEN INN oesbalb
sluiid]en eff uno smolf ltbr oas Sdiff
nntertandJen liek. Gs mar iueuig
@inb, aber bic See sing bod, cir
geiueis, baf elm Stnrm i'm 4nsnse
lei. Sis bas Sdiff sesen sfuei ltbr
luieoer anfitieg, mar Der Stnrm Da
nnb Sas llnterieeid)iff lunrbe wiitenO
DDm linn bin mnS her geluDrfen.
9mrf bas Terisfpp mar nid)ts at err
fennen. l~lngebenre @ellenberge gir=
gen furtipabrenb ii6er oasielbe hin.
ElDblid erid]ien elm bnnfler @egei=
itanb. Infangs fonnte &apitan ST.
mig nid)t ieben, mas es lei, baum err
fannte er einen ySeitroger". Mit Ell
mem SAT- mar er ans Dem Smrm bes
Eerisfop Berams mnD CAB bns 3eid)en
gum llntertand)en. Sas lIntertait-
den mar bes bpben Seegamgs iuegen
lebr idJiuierig nnb nit GROCER 8efabr
per6nnSen, aber es mnfte bnrdJge-
fibrt iuerben. Infangs tandjte oas
Sdpiff nid)t tief genng rnter, in SOL
&c Der @eilen mmroe es immer mic-
ser geieben. SIS cling tiefer Ii. babel
legte es iih melt pprniiber. Die 2emte
berfDren ibren Salt nn6 fomnten iid
nmr NIT srofer Miibe feitbalten.
El6tlid CAB es einen fm~rdtbaren
Stok, Der ale SIT 8ooen iuarf. Mn-
fanss iunhte @iemanb, mas eeide-
fen. Nnr Ser Snseniemr Slices err
fannte es nnS lief iDfprt Die MnIdJime
ituppen nnb jett iunkte man es: Sas
Sd)ifa itano anf Dem Gopf nnS IaR
NIT Dem 8ns i'm Sooen bes Weeres
felt. Die Gage iuar bnrdjans nidjt
amgenebm. Nad Der Garte betrn1
Die Siefe bes Meeres an iemer Stele
81 Meter, alIo etiuas iiber 101 SUP
nnO 10, iuie baS Boot itamo, mufte
bas Sinterteil ans Dem @aiier ra-
gen mnb elm 6eqnemes i3icl fir oie
SdiiiIe Ses Seitropers 6iloen. G6er-
Snsenienr Slices hattie Snrd) ieimem
idInellen Sefebl Die @efabr, 10 lucit
err f%onnte, %a6geipanbt, aber bic Gage
mar mod inner iebr gefGbrildl; In
oeilen, bas Boot mar nidJt b~eidjabigt
mnS rnbiges Ginareifen bradJte cs
sans inter @aHer, madjte cs flutt
nno 10 fam es bonn niidj aamG6lia
in cine perniinftiee Gage. Gapt. G6-
mig nimmt an, one biele ltrIadlen
mitgeipirft ba6en, Sas Sdliff in oie
~sefahrlidJe Sitnatiun SIT bringen, Dor
ALIEN oas llntcrtaudJen gegen cine
bobe See, bas &erbleiben BON 2uft
in ben gSanfs" nnS Die pl6tIid)e bp-
namiidle @irfnng Ses mnteren &m-
oers, Die audi aitf ben fobcn Seeeans
berbeiaefiibrt l6mroc. Capt. G6nia
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SnInn0.
Sas oeutofratiid)e &c

fomite belduloiqt &i6ter Sugbes,
nit Der Nmerican S~noepenoenee
Conference, oeren leiten0er 8eilt
Sremiab S'2earp i'll, oerIelbe o.
2earp, Der oas beriibmte Selegramlr
an oen YrGiioenten riftete, elm @b-
fomnlen abgel6loiien 81 baben, nab
Dem er ielbit ii9 fiinftig offer alliier-
ten=freunoliden MeltBerungen emit
balten ioae uno Oafir oas oent-
i6e mo irilhe &otum 5ugeiidert
befommen babe. Sugbes leugnet
enti6ieoen, oaB Iol6e Ibmadllngea
getroffen ieien. Satiad]e lit ieoea=
faas, OaB Iiematlo oas 9tedt bat
uno aud 9tiemano I'M Stanoe lit,
Oas oeuti6 : amerifaniibe 8otum
81 perbanoeln. Satia6e lit aQer-
oings audl baB oas oeutid ameri-i
faniihe 8otum ieiner Mebr5abl na6
auf &ugbes fallen miro. glber 0aran
lit nid)t SEER S'2earp Ifulo, ION
bern ei18tg unO aQein Traiioent
@illon our9 feline masIoiell Ingrif
fe auf bic 0entlfrI merifaner,
- @us Iittsburg miro gemeloet,
@et6foblen itiinoen allf 1926 Die
Come, Inn $2.65 mebr ais Der re-
guldre 8reis.
~ @dbreno 0es Idrefli6en Stur-
mes, Der lebten 5reitaq auf bern
erie See miitete, 9ing audi Ser
9ampfer oSames 9. Colgate nit
10 Mtatroien inter. Gem aapitan
@alter @ralbam llilo 5ipei Seeleli-
ten gelang es, iid auf einem Get
tungsfloB a~n5uflammern; bod NUT
De ldlieBlid MI Ser &apit1n geret-
tet, na1oem er oreiBig Stunoen in
Dem eiiigen @aiier um6ergeiporfen
mar. Die beioen Ntatroief parcn
10 erihopft, oaB ie ibren &alt an
Dem 5loB %aufgegeben batten. @ie
bel Wenibenleben an oielem ltll-
gliifstage ibr 2eben auf Dem erie
See perloren uno mie pieI S6iffe
untergingen, fonrte nod ni6t felt
geltelt peroen.
Sn Den 8oit : Sparfalien Ser
Ser. Staaten iino g~egeptp1rtig iiber
100 Weiaionen Dollar oeponiert; I'M
Wonot September a[lein p~erme6rten
iib bic ginlagen nm $4,0OO,00
- Stint Giienbabnr6rber berin6.
ten in Ser @egeno BON 3appile, Ga,
einen Bug Der gifsburg, shreveport
& 9acific 9abn 5u berallben. Sic
maren in Happiae eingeitiegen uno
5pangenb nahoem lie iiber SEN Sob
%lentpoeen geflettert maren, ben 2ofo-
motipfiibrer a%n5ubalten. Die &erle
batten eS ieoenfaas auf Die 9erali-
bung Der @rpreB Gar abgeieben, fam
ben oieielbe ieood) peri6loIIen nno
Ser 9eamte offnete alid nidt, trotr
Dem ole Hdu6er cine An5abl S6iii-
lie our6 oas 5eniter feuerten. Sin
ouf Dem 3uge als 8aiiagier fabrei-
ser gabnangelteater, Der 5uf6aiq be-
ipaffnet mar, iprang, ourd sic
SdieBerei OH merfIam gemadt, ms
Sreie uno eroffnete ieinerleits 5euer
auf sic 8anbiten, ole bierourd) err
Ifreft oas @eite iu6ten, nbne aud
MIR Die geringite geute gema6t 81
baben.
Der @iiiiiiippi 9ampfer
rGape @irarocmI" tpiroe am
Samitag noroli6 BON Gbeiter, ST.,
ourA einen ploblideu @inbItoB ge.
gen einen Bfablbnu, Der gum Shub
Der llfer erridtet mlirbe, getrieben
uno Elm mdd)tiger 9aIfen rib elm
groBes Sod in ben 8o0en BEG Gdif-
fes, bas iofort 5l iinfen beaont.
Die so Buiiagiere, tpeI6e ouf Dem
9ampfer ftbren, iid aber meift in
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sSarm-ErpSufte.
Semitic.

&nrtoffeln, California, $500.
GiBe &artoffeIn, @bite ganL $1.75;
8umptin Pam. S1.75 unb s2.oO.
Spiebeln, California, 1925.
8obnen, Crime, $2.2k rer guiheI.
Mabies6en. 40c I. 1 9bo.s @Inoel.
8lumenfobI. &c uno IL per Rfo-
&ob[. $3.50 Der Crate.
@riiner Rfeffer, 81 Der gufdel.
GeIerie, 75e urlo soc per Duseio.
8eteriilie, 85c Der 8 o.sgiinoel.
Sofnnten. Eeras, 4 Scribe, Soc lno
90c.
a~ppflalat, $500 per Grate.
8eIbe 8nr5eln, 40c II. 50c per Sbo.
Catalogues, S~tanoaro, $2.25 per
Crate, Gonb, Toe per Crate.
@ierpffanseu. S1.25 per @uIfel.
SqnaI6, $500 per Sujdel.
Spinat. 75c per 8usfel.
Ofra, $1.00 fir gufdeI.
Seeten. Acc Der 8to. sSiineel.
T1eerrettia< 8ursein. per Rfo. 12Hc.
@urfen, per Crate $500.
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8asar Notis.

8lnmen, Sic sur 9eforatiOm be-
mutt uorben iimb, Sasar : 3eitmmgen
nmO cine Mnsabl Soitbenier : Hoit=
fartem f6mnem ant Sienitag inb
Mittuod1, BEN "a. nnb 25., ppm 10
ltbr pormittass bis 1 rbr mad|mit-
tugs in ser &eetbuDem : Salle bi0ig
aefanft iuer0en.
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@abI Mn5eigem.
SIR Gunnta . Midlter.

Die uSreie 8refIe" lit aitoriiiert,
Serrn e. Gnselfing als repubIifanii6en
&anbibaten fin nas Imt bes COUNTY
&idter BON 8erar Gpnntp als @eener
aeaen &i6ter 9abis in Der @abl am
Z. 3obember auSufiinbigen. CT bittet
nm Die llnteritiibung aler 9eutiden i'm
Gountn.
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Sir gonntp-a ommifGr Gre5inft
go. q.

@ir Ttnb mitotiIiert, Germ q. q.
Sncas als 9nnoibat fir gountb : &oms
miiidr 8re5inft $40. 4 auf Dem republiz
faniiden Sidet in ser 9~obemberipabl
ansrfiinoiaen.
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permerfen. Sober 8rief lonte Der
art marfiert mer0en, oa er ionlt biel-
Ieiht auf neutralen 0ampfern befor-
bert miro, Die e1glilde 9dfen anlan-
fen.
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gie6 Marft.

Gan antonio, Ser. %. Oft. 1915 -
aiibe $3.50 biz $3.50.
Rdlber $3.50 Biz $3.50. +.
O6hien $500 bis $7.25.
8ltlfen $3.50 biz $500.
ct. 2oiiis, %. Oft. 1916 g9iuoz
'ieb. Serass8ieh $3.50 Bis $500.
S1tpeine 1928 bis 5000.
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1aretsBerisbt.
ganmluoGe.
Gottonlamen=Trpbn

Gan antonio, Ser, 17h gts.
@alneiton, %oefteru, feline 80rIe.
Gottonlamem-Erobnfte
Sun antpnip, Ser, %, Oft. 1916 r
Yrime grmoe Cotton Seed DID, 81
Gents Der 0nL1one.
gaetp gprf, %. Oft. 80 Spot, $t1.90
bio; Sftober, $1,000 unp $3.50; Mos
bember, $11.87 unb $11.90; Geaember,
S11.S9 uno $11.90; Sdnlinr, $11.91
S1t.93; Sebrlar, $11.92 uuo $11.95;
Msdr5, $11.94 uro $11.95; NpriI,
S11.99 uno $1205, Iai. $12.01 uno
1922.
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I.okaIes.

@abrldeinlides @etter.
Sir Gan Intonto nno ltmgegeno:
Sellte abeno uno 9ienitag: unbeltan-
big.