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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-26
WEEKS SUPPLY IN
PACKERS WAS LIGHT
Prices for Cattle Steldy to Strong Lo-
cally; Quality Not of
the Best.
COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS.

CATTLE-PRying no heed to the unset
tied conditions Of northern markets and
the Lowering Of prices; local packers
again proved TO the satisfaction Of all
that they want tho cattle here-regard-
less OF how many or how few they re
celve at other markets Premiums were
not 10 hs had, hut the price basis, every
thing considered. was the best to be had
il was meager supply that both stock
or and packer buyers had to gather In,
but 4.n37 head coming, against l,l36 last
week and iliS the corresponding period
in 1915 on the packer offering, but a
few loads could be clnsscd as ripe heeves
best selling AT S. 20 as top, several loads
of pretty fair average caked grpssers
sold S6.S0u7l0. while the bulk Of tho Of
fering consisted Of common to medium
krassers and sold s. 7O06 40. The mar
ket closed active and STEADY for the week
Butcher values show "a general advance
Of 10 cents over the low time of week
ago cows again being able ia fetch 50 90
or better, while hrifcrs, nice handy
weight kinds are again on "A So OOu 90
ters $500 As Il result Of the Increased
demand for all kinds OF stocker aud feed
Or cattle and light supplies values on this
class are closing generally 20 cents higher
for the slx-day period for steady with
two weeks ago. Cnlt.Uarkct closed gem
orally steady FOR the week, light rcals
selling up to $3.50.
Closing Quotations
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-26

Nn NlntIlIan TdUY dI NWaUOIU-OO
Avon showed even more than the usual
american icrvor She had not recov-
fred when she reached the railway sta
ition, for she remarked to a irjend as
lthey walkcl an the platform: "ro
think that it was from this very plat
Aorm that the immortal bard would de-
part whenever he journcyed to town"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-26
Liberty,

Miss Nobody From Starland," one OF
Broadway's funniest musical comedies, Is
to be thu offering the first half Of the
week by the la Sale Musical Comedy
company OF thirty people nj the Liberty
theater. Guy Voyer will essay the role
Of comedian In chief with tho support OF
this big company OF thirty, including a
big Broadway singing chorus. The pro-
duction requires three massive stage set =
tlngs. two OF which are as elaborate as
are seen on any stage. When the orig
ago tho theater In which II played was
packed from orchestra pit to gallery and
standing room sold AT a premium Tho
same production AT the Liberty will be
correct even to the most minute detail
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Lyric.

Tho Lyric management announces an
other big hippodrome show to open Sun
day at the = o'clock matinee. upon which
occasion there will be an array OF tai
snt entitled to the rank OF star" There
will be comedy, novelty, music, singing
and dancing, The bill will consist OF sew
en- acts. The Rita Mario orchestra will
offer "A new musical program. with u
supplement OF instrumental and vocal
solos. The attedance is increasing rap
idly since the evenings are cooler on
the screen Monday and Tuesday. the
great photoplay serial. THE Girl From
Frisco"
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Money and Metals
NEW YORK MONEY.

NFIw YORK. Aug 2e-Mercantile pa
per. 3tgn3A, percent Sterling: sixty
day bills. si7lig; demand. S7b%,
cahlet, n7s lilo Guldcrs: Demand.
Ni,c: cables, iiAc. Bar silver, e6nc.
Mexican dollars 5Okc Government
bonds steady; railroad bonds irregular.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-26
|A AsSsssg!aSss!%s;'
BY THE PRESS A0nN NTs
Empress.

Empress.
Actual evsnts In the life Of Rita jolly
vet wife OF Count Cippico OF Italy. form
the basis for AN International Mar
ragc," George Broadhursts famous play
filmed by the Morosco Paramount com
pany and TO be presented at tho Empress
theater Sunday and Monday with Miss
Jolivet In tho leading role Wings and
Wheels" Keystone comedy thriller fea-
turing Joseph 'Baldy' Belmont, also will
be shown. The Royal Hawaiian Quin-
tot, direct from Honolulu. will appear
daily next week at the Empress In pro-
gram OF the latest song hits The troupe
In composed OF singers and instrumental
lists. Tonight, Hazel Dawn and owen
Moore In Under Cover"
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oily.

Tho most sensational and moral mo-
ton picture OF all time will be the Of
ferins at the Folly on Sunday only.
Damaged Goods" In seven parts, has
been secured at considerable expense.
Tho producers OF this picture claim that
this win be positively Its last showing
in oklahoma 4 word TO the wise should
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-26
KANSAS CITY CASH GRAIN.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 26.--WHEAT: No.
hard Sli6Il,5e; No. red sli6Gs4 81.
CORN. No white S2hc; No. g'yelIow
s3c, OATS No, 2 white, AN case. No, 2
mixed t6u4gC
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-26
ST. LOUIS CASH GRAIN.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 26-wHEAT: No. 2
red flbSql63; No : hard {L53a 81.
CORN. No. white S6c OATS No
ilA AMlhlac. No. 2 white. nominal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-26
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN.

CHICAGO. Aug. 26-Close; Wheat; No
red, 1853; No 2 hard, sl56 CORN:
NO. yellow. GRmsst4c OATS: stand
ard, TAa+slsc, BARLEY: sscaSllO.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-26

NEW YORK. Aug 26.-Coffee: Rio No.
T. 9AC: futures, steady; September.
2 Sic; December. e32c.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-26

HOGS-A light supply around western
yhrkets today helped considerably I'm put
basis Locally, 255 head Of fair TO me-
dlum grade porkets made up the closing
days supply II was an active session
with steady to strong prices prevailing
Nothing real toppy waH available and
selling at slO37'4. while tho bulk brought
9lg Ib6IlO Az
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-26
Did Her

Dear Luke VIII Fail of Monroe
township tried TO get the republican
nomination for sheriif-New Lexing-
son. Ohio.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-26
ELGlN BUTTER.
COFFEE.

ELGGN. m, Aug 26 BUTTER: High
cr; - tubs at Bic.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-26

REPRESENTATIVE HOG SALES.

No. WI Pr No VT Pr No VT Pr
AHA 1925 Az 2Ol 10 ~ a. ans $50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-26
LIQUIDATION
ARRESTS COTTON ADVANCE
Improvement Halted Especially After
Posting of Forecast of Unsettled
Weather for Oklahoma
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

NEW ORLEANS. Aug 26-Cottor
closed Irregular at an advance OF 6Gs
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lE${s&S' $$#S MARKETS SHOW Slight DOWNWARD TREND
ProduCe--- e---PrOWsiOnS
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Aug rs BUTTflR
Creamery. 2sc; hrsts. s6c; seconds, 2bc 4;
packing. % isc EGGS. F1rsts. 2etsc.
POULTRY Hens. i6c; roosters. lOlSc:
hreilcrs, lsc. POTATOES: New, firmer :
Kaw Valley Early Ohios. si.O5
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-26
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Aug 26-BUTTER; Easy.
Receipts l015l tubs; extra fIrsts SOl9c;
hrsts 2sn 29}gc; seconds. 22a2sc. EGGS;
Firm. Receipts. S6tl cases; firsts, 2bM
25'sc; ordinary flrsts. 2Sa23itc; at mark, ,
cases included lsQ2tc, CHEESf';
steady Daisies. 6Qlbisc; horns. l6A ~
nc; Americas. 17Aul7hc; twins, lbt
l6c POTATOES Higher; receipts, 90
cars: Jersey bulk Cohbcrs, 81 goal 80;
Virginia and Minnesota Early Ohios. soc
usl 90. POULTRY: Alive; easy; fowls
l4ul7C; springs 20W20hc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-26
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. Aug 2s--POULTRY;
Chickens. l2a l5c; springs l9c; turkeys
17H 23c, ducks. llGl2c; geese SC. BUT
TER. Creamery sic EGGS: 24c.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-26
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Aug 26-HoGs, Receipts
u po0: strong. Bulk. SlOt5all.N 90 nght,
$40 5Oull l2's: mixed, $40 l5H IL 10, ~,
heavy. $40 o6a II 25: rough, SO eoU 10 % :
pigs. s. 40ug.SO CATTLE Receipts.
900: dun BULK. 81 Goa $50; cows aud
hcitors. 81 2OWS9 90. stnckcrs and tecd
crs. 81 76H7 G5; western, 81 25GN 90,
calves IS 5OUli7b SHEEP. Receipts,
900; weak SHEEP. Receipts. s. l1H
ITO; lambs, S6 0uulO6O,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-26
Outside Livestock
FORT WORTH.

FORT WORTH. Aug 26.-CATTlE
Recelpts 226. steady Beeves s60Ou -
HOGS Receipts SEQ, active. SllEEf iV-
CENTS none. steady. Lambs 81 OOgs.ib,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-26

NEW YORK, Aug 2s-Cotton closed
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-06

0obcn &0rcS &orreipon0entcn iiber
Aic 5o6rt Ocr ruiiilden ,Snpuliocn
6lrN Sdpe0cu 81 bcri1tiqcn, ais
tic llcbcri1rift oieicS 9lrtifcls
oEreotinent Of 9iuiiion wolnOcO~
lciAt in Ocm Seier Oie @oriielimg CT.
locden founte ooB oos idweoii6c
SRote &renS Den Gronsport 0sr &uiicn
i6er Sdue0en iii bod)it lnpiiroiger
lno imbequemer @eiia ongeoronet
hatte Gin Ironsport init GrG6men
iiber OnS pfiena Oieer entIong Ser
aor5cn 9ottuild)en @ud)t lpGre cine
SSo6rt Oie, menn lie ilberbuilpt m69.
lid m1re, niebrere Gaga III glnipruM
ne9men niiBte. 9lud fat SSbr &or-
Respondent be6ouptet, ooB Sic Oeut-
ic5eu @efonQenen i'm @eoenias Gicr.
Su auf einenl niel beauenicren @e0e
belorOcrt p.irDen ais bic Rriicn o0er
1T GnOercn @ortrn CT bat bc6oup.
if OoB OnS ibpc0iicbe Note &rcuS
bic riiilden Grieesgeiungencu ouf
cine on0ere unO itlebtere Mciie 6e.
bon0clc olS sic oeuticben &crmunOc
ten. NoS Sic @c6aiiptlne S6rcs
&crreiponOeAten onlonet, ooB Sic
Etintfe6ren0cn ruiliihen SnbuliOeu
nuG 8srpunOeten i'm it11rtiten Sc.
geniat 5u Oen uon 9iuBlanO fom.
neuocl 0eutihen Spureu Scr
i,bweriicu NtBbanOIiupgcn imO lnnqc
OolicrnSen Guolcn triigrlt 10 mus
6aS S6r acrreiponoent oti ieine ci.
fenc &app2 nc5nen Gas lcbme6i.
id'c 9icte areu5 6ingeaen ooS uiln
iibCr ieAS &ohcl 0ie gluSmebSlinq
ocr aricgSdciongeNen iii Sdwe0an
Gelcitet bot 1T iniolgc genuueiter
%eiidtigtng 6ei paric6eocnen Q5ele.
acu6eitcn unO i'm p0liaeu &cqenloB
6u Der gluifoiiuug S6fes aprrcipou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-06
Or (srfinOcr Ocs GcriifDp8.

SIN Sabre 1887 crfano Sobnnnes
@epelius (Seoelte) ooS bon ibm 30.
Iemoifop (ariegsguter) genannte
GSuitutment, init 0erH man tinter Dem
g9oa, einer N1auer ooer ans einem
3inner berous iuibemerft oneS
orauBcu 8orge6enoc ipobrnebmeu
fonne. Gs id)eint aber, OoB cin onOe-
rer oGne SeDelfes Grfin0nng, Oie
oieier IN ieinem 8erf rSclenogro-
pbia" belt6reibt, 5u feunen, has SSn-
ltrllment noherfiinoen BAT, nGuIitb
Der ais GriinNer Ger 2ouimaiHine,
Der @org6naertr oes JnbrrnOS, &c.
fannie Gorl Sreiberr b. OraiS. Ct
tat moraui 8roi. aiiincr 5uerlt bin.
mics, oen s.Wlnnnbeimer Eaaebl1t.
tern" bonn #. Slili 1920 0aS ,,gr.
b0blnsS &eripcctio" beiMricbcn, ais
oeiien @rfinocr Gu iiH aitSoriidlin
ous9ibt @$ lit oein 0}obr III ser
6orm eines Stodes~ oGngef1br 115
3oa 0id iu0 8 Sduh bob, 0urh
melteS man iiber oo8miiMen befino.
li6e @in0crniiie iuea funt mr 21a
ionbern 223a 6roo oes gan5eu Sori.
5out 5ugleicb iiberieBen fmul~ Ct
pebt Eeroor, no ntou eS 6cionOerS
init Gorteil nerlpenoen fOune, 10 iii
M0lfsperinn1mllMQel liill ilber Bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-06
BiIder aus dem Fclde.
Don @sGar 2SO6rrc.

Gel 6inlibcr mo ianO ein 0orf. Sol
ler 6rcroe fam cr un0 iuedtc inns aus
ocr Grltarrung.
&ir muBtcn longe nid5t, mas CT
clgcntlicb mcinc. Grit lon9lum, sag
6oit mic Gin Ncrbitfcncr lpud)S oic
@oiinmg bod. 9ir uubmcn Ous
dJmCrc @epGd oili imO lp1nOcrten
luciior. 9}ad ciuer 1olbcu StlnOe
ioben mir bic Sihtcr elon5en imo
wdbreno mir DincinginNen in Oas
lporue Tori iang elmer 9nn5 lolt
eineit gciitliden Sobgclang 10 ooB
Oic id6eicn 9oucrn frob .loht rnO
adltc sic 5cniter luait auimohtcn
lnO iNoiten ipcr 0o fame
Sic 5ticirl.
Gin 5tieicl? Snpo6I ein 2tieiell
6rcilid, iriibcr, i'm 3ipil Ou fannte
idl i'm nioGt Oo riimpitc iA Die 9fall
inlO ging fiirnebm nn ibnl Oorbci.
ga 6otte ids mn nit ieinen itolSelt
@eidmiltern 5il TIM ieinlodierten
Shniiricbuben 9lolB5oitcn 9Ottinem
luftigcn SouOolen. Aber Ct irdgt MIR
fcinc 5eiiOihdit nah. gSir bHOe iinS
quite SrcunOc gelporOen.
Sdlon braun gldnjtc ieh 1doit,
nIs i'd i'm 0os criteniul anSog, uHo
Oos ieite ge0er ocr Soblc bog iib
wohlgeidqig, I'M sat 5cigcn iDelcAa
@eicbmeioi1feit Orni itedc, Canals
0attc ic6 feline 3cit, Oorauf SIT odlten.
TamalS mar oic 1eiBr, itiirnliid)e
3cit ser @}obilnobnng
Sic 9ie6e FAM ipdter. sIni 0en
0ruuoloien utiIiMen @egcn. Gref
mo gsaiirr ficlcn iiber BEN Stieil
Der. glber On iperrten lid Ole 9lohte
mO ioaten. 9tciiL mir iinO oeitidc
5ticipln16tc, in GirunicnS gcu1bt
pOer III Gitttlingen ruiiiide Sriibe
Oorf % nidt ourN Spdtcr ais
@shnce fanJ ieBten i'd oie flcinea
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-06

SSil cincr idnUcren finltercn sIcgcns
nadlt morcn mir pon ltnierer 8ruppe
o6gefoumen, Der @loiltcl bing mS
flotidnoB ln Die @lieocr, ocr Tor.
niiter Oriidfe mic Gin 9leifluupcn
im0 mir itopiten id)lpcridai9 ourM
0uS Gluifel. olS ieicn mir fcinc mn.
0crnen Solouicn ionocnt Sitter ans
Der 9littcr5eit mo triieen gelpi6tige,
cilernc 9liiiiilngen. g8ir Qinoen longe,
Ionac. Alie Niinutel 5ogcrten nit
Sem g(nitouclL mic Gis5apicn im
8rii6jubr. gSir od9tcten es nicbt. gSir
bntien ollcS Wefil6l iiir 9ioum im0
3cit pcrloren Qlanhc pliroen bon
Ser @}iiOigteit angefoIlen mo ilbcr'
iudltiqt g8ir nmBten ibnai NIT eli-
ten uno 6oien Norten surcOcf ooM
niGt iiBen5ilbleiben ionoern mit6u,
fomnien. Gas 3nriid6leiben in 0icler
aGltc mo &crloiienbeit bcOelttetc
iihercn 400.
Ntlttcll III MdNOelN ltuBlu el
ner ocu anoeren. g8ie picl llbr mag
cS icin2" 1aS iuuBts feiiicr 9llr Gin
cin5iger bate cine llbr bel iid, ober
oie mar itcben ge6liebcn. @ir topptcn
ipeitcr. Tie @tiioigtcit frnB INNER
uebr Don tnierer &roit lmo wudc
IhlicBlit 5u eincn gi9ortilden llns
gcbeiicr. beiicn SHleim5unee mir
nitt mclr cutflieben foiintcu. gnn
sSaBe cineS @sgelS 6Iie6en ode itebcr
uno iogtcn ogIciI licbcr aleih 6icr
nuf Ser Stelle uerreden ais nod ldu
ger III Scr 5inlterniS bcutmiticrenl"
SIR idunlltcn nit iteifen, Ocrflanun.
ten 8insern Oie Sorniitcr ab iuo leo
ten inns, iroboeIu mir por @6ltc
INnaiterteM lit bic 9lebcn sunt
SAIaie uieOcr.
Guer Bate Die araft meiter sll
ae1elr Gr nluridiertc iiber Sen 0iis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-06

lid Dor ser 3eit. Sem ib0ner. brol.
ner @lon8 lit geIdmuaocn uno bat
einer oiden, oligen 5dnliere @loB
genoht. Sein 9lerBeres lit inon.
iebnli6 9eporOen. Sem 96oit Bat
iiH in nodoeufliHc, pbiloiopbiide
GuerfaIten 9elegt. Seine g[6i1ee iinD
fritnum GemorOcn iinO ousgeioiert,
lpic elm gLltmduuerbart. aur3, er Iie6t
Dcrpobrloit uuo berilntergetoinmen
ans, mic ein alter 2onOitreider.
lln6 troBoeml Selblt ipcun mir
elmer eincit nogelueiien 3mon8iger
binlegtc, piiroe i'd ocn bruoen Site
fcl nidt 6erseben 3par Scr Scrr
Salptmonn inoiit mid BON Gag 5u
Eag fritiidler nn, lpenn ib in sen
breiten @lbfd9nen al i6m bor6ci.
lotlHc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-06
@rin5 Sarl uon SdlmcSen sescn oic
rSimcs".

@caau sic Grfin0uuocn Dcr
Itmes~ bat lido lest iogor 9Sriu5
Storl uou Sdlpebcu Ser &r1iiocnt
1es idapcoiiGcu Gotcn arciscs, wcn.
Ocu miilicn 9NuloBlicb eines 9lrtifcls
n Sen rIuues" iiber @obrnc6mlul,
Ncn olf ocn Slbdti0antronsporten in
&opcranoa lm0 Soruco io6 iicb oce
9,rni tcroHIoBt Ser enqliiMen Sci.
fimg cine @eridtiguue scr IN oem
glriifel porfnmmeloen lnridtigen
9taga6en 5u icnOen 9}ahOcm bic
,Simcs~ Dicr3c6u Gage ge3ogert bot
TIM bratbten lie infolge zines nod
iHoliaen GelcgroluneS Oes Grm5eu
riuc 9eriNtigung, Sic jeboH, mic
r9lfton6looat~ mclOct, Dem @riiBcn
mcOer DollitdnOig gcnug, nod 5iifrie
Ocnitcllcno cridicn
Scr enQliide &orrciponoeut, scr
0en glrtifel III 0cn gSimes" Qeidries
ppr Sat urS ser bebuiiptct. ieiuc @r.
lGriiroei iufolpc pcri6nliGcr 9co6.
editlngen uboegc6en 3ii boban botte
qeihriebeit ooB bic ruiiiihcn sc.
iorgeucn oie GUS GeutiHldnO su.
r,idfcbrtan, nui Dem Seeucg nod
Stcdholn oebroHt murocn pon bort
n greBe FrdGnc 5u ie 200 Mionn
rctlo0cn mo 0nnu nud Eorneu (olio
eco enslild|e Meilen ii6er ooS Nlcar)
srdnSpertitrt piirOen. Sic Oettihen
&ricgs9ciursenen bngageiL Sic BON
eliBlan0 tonieiL iDiIr0eu nit Oen
jnge bcIor0ert Ger 9rief Oes &rin.
5el aarl bon SdmeOal all sic
aEiuIe5~ lotitct foIgeuOermoBen
sd 9o9c Mid um 10 mc6r Der.
rflidtet geili6lt bic unrihtioeu 9[n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-06

9l6er ialieBlic6: @lidc iinO 0nd
rlr 9lidc. llno oui oas g8eitere
pieif irbl
Der sSinOlina,
Nlitten i'm 6elOe fanOen mir i'm.
Gr mar jdlon bon meitem 3u ieben,
oas beiBt nicbt er, ionoeri eine SHur
&oben bic einen ihmorsen chr.
fiirdtigen areiS Inn i'm geSoqen
bntteu. 9lls iuliere Sdritte ii6er Sen
geirorenen 9ooen iHoaem floQen lie
treiideno meg imo brontcn io ocn
eriteN 0liBflang III ooS fricoRdc
9iIo.
Der Cote laa Idcbelno 0o, ais 90
er idllofe. bic Ddnoe fromn iibcr sem
@er5en gctaltet Der g9in0 ipielte
NUT ieiucn blonocn &oarbnio6, 0er
ibm III Die Stirn biug, ino Iegte cine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-06

1. Senu sartcr 6rancn6dnOc tilcs @OItcu fsbltl
2, MOroeNpGide in &ocn
Sine @riobrif Scnider SplSacn in rinu @nISc in Scr
Champagne.
Sine 3Darrcmericinugsielc in &niNd Aeem. (SanenSe
bon 3ierren geouscm bier tagi@ %celnue Wuuuda
i'm SdGeenar06cn
5. @cim Seritclcn Spn S6niaSbcraer Slips
g. gcim SHGnrrGngCnoperateMr
@Or Scntdn Sdladtbans &nidd.gulcu Bon bier
as ucrSen bic dmpenOn Srnppcn on Der 6rSn nit rem 6a
berbcn.
s. 9cns nster gSpac yOirett bonn EruOnicnen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-06

Din5ige gSrnOp irei. Sa, cine lpir-
5ige g8uu6e mar's nidt einnlaE
redt non 6inaernogelbreitc, freiS.
rino, blou ongelaufen lno NIT cincm
beimtiidiicben ibpar5en 9lano. ne.
benber luar iii oiIHuen ieinen Stri-
den @lut perfidert etiua Bis 5l,r gla.
ienpur5el. 1onoerhnr, 0aS matbte
uidt oen @in0rud BON @ht 0as iap-
tete an mie sic 6oitigen @ottiutcn'
itridbe, mit oeuep eiltAierv6icr 2ebrcr
0ie Sefte ieiacr @diiler oarnforriA
giert.
S9ir itanoen ln0 cridoperten
Giner iagtc gWlcrtiuiiroig, 0aB
oiird icId' fleiueS 2ob ser 800
eingeben toui1,~ Sin onoerer ipi0er,
iprom gMtenitb, 0a lit bod teii &rS
bineingcgangen Gos liegt einiaHer
oa lit Oos 2eben 6innuS~ Gin orit.
ter ioate; o5eiS ipie's MIL Sin iii
bin. Gie Ioten ipcr0en bon gSiir.
mern aeiraiieu. Sic Gotten laiicn iid)
nidt nebr lebenoig macbct4
SSn oieicn gIugenbItd lieB iicb ein
groBes @rauien bernc6meu @ir
ihauten in Die S6be urO luben ciuru
6lteaer ouf inns silldmeben
Ga mir uobl nnBtcn, mas fiir u.
ner es mar, gnbeu mir Scricngel0
ln0 rnmten III lanacn Gaben onpon.
sSoto NluFsanu.
Snoem i'd trodellcn Nalics Die
pohiithc 3traBe 6introttete, peuld
meincn Iurit cntpiil0e, taudbt nill
einnial, wie eiii &ol 1pS 0em Rebel
eiH Goa nieincr ain0gci por luir
aui
@S III Wtiitdg Die ,Snbriien piei.
len, nit dnrfent &innee, miBtonia
pic oic shifisiircneN. Iic orcftau
eiicruen Gore tiui iidb oif lui0 ihivei
geno un6 itbuaBeno iebreiten sic 9lr.
better 0anou IN @nit iru noh slr
Belt Oen @Btopf 5u erreitGeu qIuf
einiual ltoden bic Sdloren. 9lIes
bleibt iteben iulo itredt oic @dlic.
BuHperlcpuntl 4imperIepum Tia
StraBen beraltb fonmen Sol0ateu.
4nfalterilter born bran bic M2uiit.
Ias Oampieu0e MNttaeciieu lit uer,
gellen. s(le idttigen it'd on Dem Iii.
geipo6nten, farbigan @iloc 5taub
liegt Den 2au3ern iin &ciidt. @ir
le1en arg Derbralrt aus, SET Ed)ipciG
trieIt ibnen bon ben Baden, o3er
ldoiif ini Sdftc Der Nfuiif fallen Bite
Sdlrittc Born rcitet itoi5 BET Harr
&ouptmnnit. Die 9cutnouis 6altnl
bic bIonfen Draen.
@an3 bintrn, Gin 5oI0ai 0sr fquH
mebr niittonnt, ipiitft mir iuiD reidl
icine 5elbfloidbe hin; u9nb, Dol min
@aiier.0 SD grb all 0en gmnnct
an Der Sreu5itrnBc uit0 idoopfe ibm
aon8 iriiheS berails. sluf9cregt uNo
gierig, goi5 a2ilnO, trinft er's Iie
@lniif lat aiigcbort Gic Eroniuclu
foaen cin @nniperlcpuni, puapcrle.
puml Die Gfeiter pfeiien s8rna
fiuun meul ! fumn ibeitn ilnicoer.
I'M hmml@ gIoieS, jbr itouet 1el.
oaieni ql0ies Bit nHbciorote ino.
Beit
&olniide StraBc. 4oMiides Nleno.
Ceoc ocr @eela Sliabe un hit DiL
bet mir Meiu g9olitr truas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-06

otntcn scr 9Enffniiuup, ooB bei6e IN
S5rogc fonnenOcn @iddtc nnter ocn
uor6otoenen llntitdn0cn olleS aeton
Gaben mas iic fonrten iu fiir i6re
uerpitnoetcn itnO gcfougcnen Scin0c
5u ioroett Yrins &orl,
&rdiioent oeS ibWc0Nhen Goten
&rcu5eS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-06

2cnte ielbit init Doben sSopfbeoedlin.
gen peg5iiicFen ferner ici q praf.
tilb tiir 5eIO1crren lin uiel arobc.
rem DloBltab auf g9daci 5u trans
portieren" fiir Sdiife lno fiir Sdn.
Ter gSir crio5rcn OoB Oas sSnitrlt.
nlent IN elmer 9to6re on oen bciocn
Gnocn 5pei parauelc Spieael 0elaB,
Die IN cinen 98infel BON As @ro0
sur glre OeS 9fobres itanoen. @iel.
leidlt iit Drais Ourh 0cn ioacnanlr
ten 5eniteripion 8il ieiner @riinouna
9etomnlen, Der 5u ieiner Set in
@lulnbein piel berbrcitet mar. Gb
nod eincs Ger 0raisiden &eriifopc
oorbonoen iit2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-06

N'W fNDfyNA wy 1tWlujtWSAyNlubUlc.
,St ieinem uEroueripicI in SBi.
lien" (eeidrieben 1S46) IdBt 5rieo.
rid Sebbel 5rei ipadbobenoe SoIDa.
ten lid allo untcrbaltcn:
9antplino.
Sun &iegen griibelt io6, Do nint sc.
pegre
Sit nod)en ieien, bic an 6unOert alt.
neln
&erienoeu aiif einclt ein5gen Drud.
Sheint es Dir mogid2
glntbrofto.
96einl Denn mar es moQlid,
90 plir0e man lie lndgit erflnloen
babeu.
Suntplino.
SsoQl wa5rl gS lieet ia Souicuocu
0orunl
SSas Sebbel bon 10 Sabren uidt
ti'r nogliH belt, iit beiite Ourd) Sos
sVlolhincngepebr erreid)t, ipenu oudl
uitf etiUuS dllNerc 9Setic
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-02-26
Printing Trades
pRovIDENT PRINTING IRADEsMEN.

The preamble of the Denver Allied
Printing Trades Benefit Association con-
tains this paragraph: 81 he members of
this association do declare that the in
tent and purpose of this organization is
to promote friendship, unity and true
Christian charity among its members by
assisting each other in the hour of need
and distress, and do agree to strictly and
cheerfully adhere to the rules governing
the same"
Thus il will be seen that the associa-
tion IL fraternal rs well as beneficial
For over eighteen years this d, claration
has been lived up to, and hundreds of
members can testify to the beneficent
influepces and help that have come to
them thru this excellent medium 1t has
helped many a man and his family over
the shoals oecasioned by sickness and re-
sultant stopping of the weekly pay.
Since organization more than s25, 900
have been paid in benefits direct to mem
bers. and thus served to make them in
dependent. SO safe. economical and free
from red tape methods of business is
this organization that the wonder is
there are printing trade craftsmen in
Denver who are not as yet members. All
union printers, pressmen, stereotypers,
photo-engravers, bookbinders. etc. are
eligible to membership. and should take
advantage of this opportunity to join
while the initiation fee is reduced to SIS
Dues are only co cents per month, and
the weekly payment in case OF sickness.
accident OF quarantine is $40. It's no
experiment. but a reliable protection for
yourself and family. See the secretary.
F. c. Birdsall, a0l Bank block, for appli-
cation blanks and detail information.