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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-23
The Day i'm Davenport
WhaIen Home on KirkwoOd Sold

WhaIen Home on KirkWOOd Sold
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Whalen have
sold their home at 942 Kirkwood
boulevard to Mr.. and Mrs. Dan An
dress of the Jersey Ridge road, and
remove this week to the Hastings flats.
Mr.. Address is the we'll known truck
farmer of Jersey Ridge, He has rent
ed his farm for the coming year and
with his wife and daughters will re-
move March to the recently purchas-
ed home on Kirkwood
o
WOman'S Screams Scares Burglar
The screams of a woman frightened
a burglar at the home of John Dillon
Monday night. Mrs. Dillon said she
saw a man crawling through the win
dow about 2:30 in the morning. She
screamed and he dropped back. Po-
lice were notified.
Real Estate Transfers. - Thomas
O'Shaughnessy to Emil Fellner, west
10 feet of lot 8, block 2, and east five
feet of lot 5, block 2, and lot 4, block
2, Halls addition.
Rudolph Hebbeln and wife to Hans
Hebbeln, north half Of lot and the
south seven feet of lot 4, block IA,
Sturdevant's map.
Frank Phoenix, ct al, to E. E, Smith,
lots IL and 10. block 5, Bellevue third
addition to Bettendorf
Charles F. Wolf to J. C. Schroeder,
lot % and west SO feet of lot q, Cook
& Sargent's addition.
Peter n. Littig to Louis A. Littig,
undivided one-half of lot l, block 16,
Peter Dittmer third addition.
Called Wagon for a Suspicious Man.
Mrs. D. W. Albaugh, 22G East Elev-
enth street, called police Monday night
about 1920 with the report that ssu-
picious looking man was lurking in
the neighborhood. The wagon was
sent to the place, but failed to find
him. It was reported that he had been
in the next block east looking for a
room.
May Extend the Township Limits
The Scott county board Of supervisors
is considering a proposition to extend
the limits of Davenport township Sc
as to take in that part of Pleasant Val
ley township which was annexed to
Bettendorf. The object Of the move is
to eliminate confusion at elections, in
asmuch as some of the residents OF
this territory are now voting in Dav-
export township and others in Pleas
ant Valley township. This requires
two sets of ballots. The matter will
be taken up for action at the nex'
meeting of the board.
Fight Results in Injuries to Both
Joe Steinick and Fritz Bode became
involved in a fight yesterday and as
result both were arrested. Bode
struck Steinick in the head with g
water glass, it was claimed. Steinicl
was sent to Mercy hospital for treat
ent, though It was stated he was moi
seriously hurt. Bode was painfully
hurt in the neck.
III. F. Egan and F. B. Higgins were
arrested in rooms at PA East Fifth
street yesterday as a result of mix
I'D between them in which Egan re-
ceived a severe trimming. One o.
Egan's eyes was closed and his face
was otherwise battered. II was sale
they are friends and spent the night In
the room. They had been drinking
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-23
Public Notice.

! will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by anyone except my
self, after this date.
JULIUS DE PAEPE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-23
Kansas CITY Provisions.

Kansas City, Mo-, Feb. 23-Butter
unchanged.
Eggs, firsts "a; seconds 2112.
Poultry, hens 1872; turkeys 20
springs 16.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-23
London Silver.

London, Feb. 23.-Bar silver, q LIS
per ounce.
Money, 4d41s per cent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-23
Peoria Grain.

Peoria, Feb. 23-Corn: No. 4 whit
So; No. 4 yellow 60; No. mixed 60.
Oats: No. white 4412.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-23
LOCAL MARKETS.

Feb 23.-Following are the whole
sale quotations on the FOCAL markets
today:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-23

st. Louis Provisions.
st. Louis, Feb. 23.-Poultry: un
changed except turkeys 11h@21c
ducks Ice; geese S@10c.
Butter and eggs unchanged.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-23
Called Wagon for a Suspicious Man.

Mrs. D. W. Albaugh, 22G East Elev-
enth street, called police Monday night
about 1920 with the report that ssu-
picious looking man was lurking in
the neighborhood. The wagon was
sent to the place, but failed to find
him. It was reported that he had been
in the next block east looking for a
room.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-02-15
"Another Package
from Booth s"

We will appreciate greatly the payment Of accounts TO
"Pay-Up Week." We know you will pay them-le
now. Your credit is good or we wouldn't have opent
count We hope youv been pleased with our end Of
saction. We hope you'll please us now.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-02-15
( ( y 70
A PROCLAIM

WHEREAS, the week of February
w been designated as National Pay-l
throughout the Nation, and
WHEREAS; People in cities, towns
parts of the country are unitinG to max
orial event, conducive to the good, ~ al
WHEREAS: A spirit of optimisn is
entire country, due largely to abun dam
the favorable prices they now com uan|
WHEREAS: An event of thisKindVd
cial to every citizen in every Aty, towi
serves it Therefore
|, by the authority vested in me as
Falls, Idaho. do hereby designate and
ruary Fl to 26, inclusive, 1916, as Pa
munity, and do sincerely trust that e
man in our city or community who ow
pay it during this week and thus aid
ment for prosperity.
Signed E.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-02-15
| RCDIBlNSONSi
24l Main Avenue East, Jones Block

Fully approving the plan for Pay-Up-Week in
Twin Falls, and as evidence Of our hearty sup
port Of this movement, no one connected with
this store will have any unpaid current bills the
twenty-frst day Of February this year.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-18
JSenntierTei(9.

Wlit Der 2dppIono 8obn fOmmi
jebt In g0Beren Wleneen Renntiers
fIeiItb auf ben oeuH9en Martt. Wer
IGneer In S9peoen uno 2opplanb &c,
Iebt Bat. ipeiB oiefes WiIobret Su
f6Gbeu. @s DsrbGlt ii9 gum Sirf9s
braten ipie Der belgiI9e S9Iahtlopin,
bos se5iibtete Raninden, gum piIoen
&anin9en ooer gum WalbboTen. Der
stborens 2appe. Defenders 0ie ipelts
finnifhen Sasbldppeu. bdIten oie
Rsnntiers IN 6erOen. Die 3ugtiers
f4Ia9ten fie uber nur ungern, ba bisI
wlilbe CUR DreKur nOtig lit. um Iis
fir baS 8iebeu obSuridteu. Dds
&enntierfleiI9 III I'M beIten Sinne
@efrierfieiIb. ote 9oppen I1Gben Ton.
osrbarerpeiie DEFENDERS ben NIT gRsnn'
tiermoOS, Ninoen uno TIe6ten (pflons
5eil) eefiillten Wlagen. Dos eieentlI9e
Tleifh bereiten Iie in ben fettarmen
@seenoen ylprbeuropds auf eiaens
tiimli9e, ober Iebr pobIT9meden0s
MeiIs. sic bruten bus GlsiTb, iOden
Is aud, uber oIs beionbers i9mdd.
boft erIGstnt es ibnsn, lpenn Oas
OaenntierfleiIh uuf elmer S9idt bon
FriI6en Obsr getrOdneten Qlepfeln ee'
bGmpft tpiro. Dos sonoe Stiid tpiro
nit QlpfeIIheiben bid (Oben uno un'
ttr) belegt, ein feiRes, ipiberItnnofGbI'
ees gleb bait cas @anSe Sufummen.
unb 70 brat oas Tleil9 Iunelom uui
ben gratdpfeIn unb bat odnn pirtIid
sinen unsenebmeu @eI9mad. 9lls Bel
gabe perOsn preiieIbssrsn seseben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-18
sser. eduser BON Baltimore,
(@esriiuOet 1850

SaiIptqunrtier: ,@ermaniG-Dldn.
nerHot.Glubbmls," gar. 852, glOro.
SolpnrO.StraBe.
Hr6iioent Senrn Sbomos, gar.
3t6, @eit.Snrotoeo.StroBe.
SSobn u. aIeitI Girioent, 9at, POI.
observation-disclosures.
@eoree SimmeIbeber, prciotcIIi.
renoer unO correipnnoirenoer SetFp-
tar, ytr. 4t9, Sorreit-Strnbe.
Sermonn W1idli1, SHnbmeilter.
g1r. 713, @arner.StraBe.
eSiuond.Sefretdr gbos. 0leinborot,
Scott. uno Somburg-StroBe.
@m. 9. Siloehranot, @ibliotbetor.
Tr. 2029, 8reOerid-sIDenie.
Gbos. gleil, gar. 246, OlorO- Suit.
glbe., @oriieer Oes Wauiit.@Omite's.
vslrion-@cidnsberein."
nSarmOnie,"
n@ernauia-M1 -M1mer1or,"
rBrobiinn"
nTbaIia-W1Snnerdor,"
rWso5art-WGnrerdor,
~Gihenfrono,~
r@ermania Nudrtett-GIub."
,Nelooie."
~Netger-@elaneberein,"
MeIien0.Qie1erfrdn8".
r@Gdsr-GeInuaOsrs
Sanptquar.ier: oNiiffeIs SaIle,"
9lr. t03, Oloro-5reOerid- -Strabe, ie.
oen Samltag 9IbenO, nit @usnabme
Oes oritten Samitnes i'm Nonnt,
~gSereiniate GSnaer BON Baltimore"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-18
]leue Jsuut(c6uRgueGe.

Waan T6reibt ous Deuti9Iuno:
@9on Dor breibig Sabrsn untsrluhte
&offner Die Troee. OBJ es niht mOeli4
Iei aus einbeimiIden pfIonJen
DeutI9lanbs 3uutihut au getpinnen.
9lbeeIeben BON oen MolfsmildspfIons
uRb mlobnsstpGdien eibt es noments
lid unter ben GorbbIiitblern 5dbl'
rei9e 9lrien, Die einen WlildIoft fiibs
rem. RoffHer oadte babel Dor dlem
an bic @dnIebiItel. Elm eemeines lln'
traut. oas T9 Isidt onbauen Iiebe
unb our9 Rultibieruns in fsiner
2eiitungsFGbigteit ebenfaus betrG6ts
lid berbeHert iperoen tOnnte. Sbr
@sboIt on WsinloutIhut betrdgt
ollerbtngs nur 0,16 pro0eut, Itsbt ober
Dem Der tpeitperbreiteten GppreHens
@oIfsmtl9 nit 0,27 prO5ent nidt bs'
oeuteno no9. geuere llnterIuduneen
bon @roeFs unb 2insbouer betrufeu
mad bem ~prometbeus" cine onoere
&orbbIiitbIerart, ben &utenlattih
(2actucd biminoliS), cine itattlide
pflonSe, bic ilber monnsbob ptr0
unb bon Often Der ins Dcnailtal unb
ins glbtal biz DRESDEN boreeOrunsen
1T. Die pfIon5e entbGIt In ibrem
5tpeiteu 9sbensiabr in ibren Oberirots
Iden TeiIen uno In Der itorten pfabls
ipur5el biele Wlil9r6brsn; perIsbt man
iie, 70 tritt Der anfaNgs eelbe, fpGt.r
buntelbraune unO on Der 2uft bid
unb SGk iDerbenoe Saft In Wleuge
berous. SIR @ebuIt on Neiutautidut
betrGet O,49 proSent oes GrodsHses
ipidts, 1T ulIo betrG4tlib bOber dls
Der oben eripGbnten pflouaen; bic
trppiI6su Rauti6uipflonSsu (SsOeu
@raFlienFs unO &idria eloiticd) nit
Qlusnobme Der iebr tautIdutreihen
portbentum orgentatum iibertrifft ber
RutenIattid ioear, od oieis nur ettDc
0,3O prooent entbdIten.
Mtr fragen nthts ndh Rubm uno
Slang.
Die iinO gar boIb berborben:
Ilns bat Die yot oes @aterIanbs,
Vie burte 9lOt eeiporbeH.
Giir Meib uuo &tnb,
Sir 6ous uno Sero,
Do 5iideH mir oos fharfe S6pri
8um Sieseu Obsr Stsrben.
@eibsI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-18
9a8 riirrne GrrnS.

Mertpiiroige 8eoiebungen beIteben
Spii&en bem GiIernen &reuo uHb Der
3oH 13. 0ie OrOensaus5eidnung
1T oeitiftet am 10. 3. 1913, gum ere
itenmaIe erneuert am 19. z. 1870,
gum opeitenmaI erneuert am 8. 8.
1914. 3GbIt man Ole Tasesoubl uno
bic Monats5abl in ben Obisen Duten
5ufammen. 10 erbGIt man fir bus
Subr 1918: 10 unO 3 1T 13. fir 1914:
5 uRo 8 1T IS, fir 1870: 10 uHo 7
lit 26 OOer 5peimuI 13. Sn Der Stifs
tunesiubrssanN 1913 itedt bic 8ubI
13 ebeHfaIls 5peimal. nGmIid einmoI
in Den SdIuBSifferH uuo ounn uIs
1ueriumme. Die Tueriummen BON
1870 unb 1914 iinb 16 unb 10. 3iebt
man Die 6rei 2ueriummen ou1Gmmsn.
70 sreibt iih 13 uno 16 unb 15 fn6
A. bus lit Die 9lnSaN Der Sabre. Die
5piI1en Der erften unb Der 3ipetten
Grneusrung oes @iIerneu RreuSes
perflOHen iino. Aobiert man ooou Die
3abl 13. 10 erbGIt man A uno 13 1T
81, Die 3obl Der Sabre 5piI4en Der
Stifhng uuo Der srisn @rnsueruns
Oes Sroens. &ebrt man Die bret
9ueriummenoablen 13, 16 uno 10
um un0 5iebt iis 5uinmmsn. 70 erbdlt
man 81 uno 81 iinb 81 iinb 143 Ooer
elfmdl 13. Damit finb obsr bic Bee
oiebungen 5tpiIden beI 3obl 13 unO
Dem gilernen 8reuo nod nidt er'
fdDpFt. 3Gblt man nGmlib bic Mns
Snbl Der 8u9itoben In Der 8s0eihs
nune ~GiIernes &reuo" ouiommen. 70
lit Die Summe 13. Wion iiebt bos
GiIerns Rrsuo 1T ni9t nur cine Iuss
Seidnung fir WRut unb Supferteit,
ionoern au9 Elm trGftiser SalismoH
eesen ben 4bergIouben, Der iih NIT
Der 3obl 13 Dertniipft. ManderItt
Sbmbolit bertnipFt iidb iiberbiss NIT
oiefem unIerem ppltstiimIiben Gbrsns
oeiden. Der StiftungstGg 40. MGrS)
lit Der Geburtstoa Der ROnigtn 2ouife,
Der erite @rneuerungstag 40. SulD
ibr SObestoe. Dns Rreu5 finost iih
bduFis ais Grunbform bon Gbrsn5si>
den, ober teines bon ollen betont 70
itart OoS Sbmbol Der gbriItenbeit tpie
bic ipu9tige, murtiee 3eidnung ces
@iIernen Rreu5es, bic auf eigenbGnoi9e
Gntpirfe 6reoric1 Milbelms III. Sus
riideebt, Die S6intel auseefubrt. Das
GiTen oeutet ouf bic eiIerne 3eit. IN
Ser 6as &reuo entitauoen lit, tpie ouf
Oie @infd9beit unb S9Ii9tbeit. aber
ou6 Die syeItigteit unb StGrts oss
oeutTben Bottles. Die Garbeu oes
GiIernen &reuSss. GiIen unO Silbsr,
T9pora unO tDsiB. iino glsidoeittg bic
ernIt,n Garben bes preuBifden Staas
tes. Gnbli9 1T oos Giisrne RreuS
elm Souptbilo in Der RaiIer= uno in
Der 3Snissitpubarte, ebenfO tpie In Der
Rrisgsflaese Der oeutihen Glotte. bic
iiber ben Meltmseren ipebt, elm itOIs
ses; SH Doc iieno Dinces."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-18
0tbtn O6nr Mabrnn0.

ACUSW VYNS VVuyAultBt
Der 9uneertoo, BON Dem 10 Niele
Der bon Den RuFen Derf9leppten BE-
DOlterung bebrObt iinb, Ieet BITE Graes
nabe. pie lanse iiberboupt ein 2er
ben Obne Rubrung m0sIid iei. glm
Idngiten ertragen es, ipenn mir bon
MicrOOrguuismen abieben, S9Ionsen
uHo S9ilotrDteu. Die oft eiR ganaes
Sabr lang fuiten. @0eel baeesen
tOnnen nur 8 bis 30 Sage bunseru,
10 cine Saube etpa IA Sage. Elm Subn
bagegen eineu Dollen Monat. Die
SGbe RaBe aber erIiest bsreits in etpa
18 Sagen, Elm pferO in 20-30 uno
Elm eutssHdbrter. iturtsr 9unO gar
erit mad 60 Sagen. Sin seiunber
Wlenf4 lam Sunger unb Durit
tuum IA Sage -ertrasen. bebeutenb
Idnger lam er aber faiteu, nsnn er
Wafer mad 8eIieben trinlen oarf,
iDie Die @erfuhe bon DerI9ieOensn
9unsertiinitIern Isbreu. Der amsrts
tuniIbe Qlr0t Sunner fuItete 3. .. 40
Gage unter itrensiter 9Iufiidt. unO
Der GOri6ungsreiieuos Succi bra9te
es nit 2ei9tisteit, .. b. obne Gr.
I9Ioffllns ouf einen WIOnat.
Dim IGnsiten uber. nSmIi1 30
Iaes, ertrug Den 6unger Der WlaIer
MerIatti. bod Idrumpfte or babel
foit mumienbaft 0ufummen unb ging
BET eiuem ipGtereR 0erTu9e eIeno ou
@runoe. @lei9pON 1inO 30 Gags,
Bet fonit siinftieen Guberen WerbGlts
niiIen, Dor allen Rube, ni1ts llners
b0rtes. tpie Derfdtsbene Rrontbeitss
fdle Iebren, bic cine Robrunesuufs
nabme unm0sIicb ma9ten. Sugenos
It9e @eiddpfe. oeren Stoffpe1IeI
iebr rees 1T, erIieseu tnbeb i1On In
einem SiinfteI ieuer 3sit. Die Elm gr,
tpa9fener nod ausbauert. Die Mis
beritaubstraft 1T iiberbdupt on F6
ihon re9t Derf9ieoen. Der Sine
piro our4 Sunger berart IGper ers
reet. 0dB er baIo in GobIu&t enoet,
bel einem auOern oageeen ipeint bas
@efibI bes llnbe6ogens aunebmenber
S9pGae, uno fpdt erit itirbt er In
ttefer Obnmaht, na9bem er ettpa bret
Giinftsl (beim pferoe nur Netn sSilnfs
teD Der 8uuitOffe ieines SeSrperS Ders
brou9t bat. Die ftGrtIte Qlbnabme
erfolet babel fets in Den eriten Guns
sertageH, bann fOIst Elm 3uitano bers
minberten Stoffpe9fels. 8ei bies
fem @ini6mel5ungsprOosB fdpinbet
10 gut pie olIes 5ett. oonR aber ipiro
ni4t etpd, tpie man gIauben fOIlte.
bas MusieIgepebe mTglibft oufges
brdu9t, es Derliert btelmebr nur ettpa
80 prooent - TonOern 2eber unO
Milo. Don oenen jene Die SGlfte, leb.
tere bis 81 pro5ent ibrss @eipihts
einbiiBt. Qlm tpenigiteu Ieioen Ser5
unb 9irn, benn bieie lebenspi9ttgen
Srgane DerIieren nur etpd brei pros
oent. SIN Sirn nimmt aud, 70 merfs
piiroig es tIineen mag. oas Sunsers
sefiibI feinen 9lnfans. DAB es i'm
Wadgen Ielber ni6t entftebt, 5eist
ihOn bic 9utTude, OuB MsuIdsH.
oenen 6ieIes Organ operottb entfernt
puros. sIeidpObl nod Sunser fpas
rem. 9Inbererfeits idpinbet bieIe
9ungerempfinbune. ipenn Dem R0rs
per NGbritoHe ourd &Iitier, olIO NIT
Qlusi1altung bes Mdgens, Sugefiibrt
iperoen. gluf @runo oieIer TatId9en
uno infolee anee1teIlter @erIuHe ges
lpinnt bdber bic NufFaKuns an @oben,
Dab NGbritofFmansel bes 8luies ole
GrobbirnaeIlen oerurt reiSt, bab oieIe
nun Dermittellt ibrer 2eitunssbabnen,
Der Nerben. uuf ben Moeen tpirten
uno feline 3uiammen5iebung perans
laHsn, tur0, ienes GefiibI ausIOisn,
bds tptr Suneer nennen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-18

War nenn aus SO abrI0. Mn ber ggeitieite bec
500 HlodS b.SlDbtHfOH.etraHe,
spiften wlcGIoerrbs uno Sefierions0troBe.
wlooerne. aettgemdbe Yeranoas5rOntsSdiier.
preis $780, Wiebrleer wrHnb5ins.
Gie enibaIien 8 8inlmer uno Woo, baben
WaS, iiHo @leliriicbe peudier. 3rainnae'gln'
lhIuB; ale neiieiten HIintblnqs@ s@inricbtlinaen;
eenr1Ibet5lng TN 8eer, scblencfen IN oer
Rldbe. etc.
wlan uebme wlonumeni iStrabe'GIeIirfte.
sbs &. 2. WaHaaber WeaItb-Gempaub,
Wdran.eruebmcr
919-920 wlhnieD WuilblHg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-18

Cine gute @orbereitung.
~ nGenfen Sic MIR, Serr Spibig,
ieet Iernt mein Sobn auf ser So6.
ibuIe aud nod oos 6ehtenl" 80,
10, oas 1T oieIleidt cine quite @orbe-
reitlmg fir ipdterl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-18

@iidenIogif. - rggie fommt
es, @lorie, OoB i'd es geie6eu babe,
iuie Sic einem SolOoten in ser 9ii-
DIE cine Gan5e @urit gabenl" -nGet
fomnt Oober, Wlaoaneten. onB ib
feen Gud iiber set SdliiiieIlo6 ie.
banet bottel"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-18

9[uSaGeid. Game: nSgoS
rcot iicb Die @elt iiber llnlere meiten
&ode ouf, oofiir iino iie Oo6 Inn 10
fiiroerI"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-18
3n SerfanfeH.
3n bcrtnnfen.

ggIdtla fir aente, bic III Curtis Bah uo0nen.
Seben Gle f1 bic neueu Sduier in oem
1000 Hlod Der PennlngtOn.9lDenme, NIT Yerans
ben an Der ssront an MQe Standardization,
MODERN bis IN aae @in3elbeiten. Utan nebme
Orleans ODER Curtis 8ap @leiirii6e lieiae an
Der GurtssADenue uno 0Opreb, StraBe ab illo
gebe einen 8lOd pelili6 lur BennHqtoH,glOe.
Inter ben oben eriudbnten 0duiern befinoen
licb mebrere edoeH
8eoinguneen benz Stduier paiieno.
gIgent an Drt nno Stelle idgi6 uno Conn
tags.
Nalter 8. @eitpbal,
Ggentbiimer uno 9almniernebmer,
4t9-20-2t WHnien Building.
(Qlug17-,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-18

welme 5n fparen phuiden nnb grpAe Dber
uetHe eummen Welb IN Uaar pber IN mpRat.
fitben Mb5abnHgen aHlegen wplleH, NO eS Fd
IN tlnIgeu SabreH mebr wie perbpppelt. aDir
piIeriren grpRe gut geIeaeue WrnnDitlde tn
ete Sbr GseIe iett an. Ssn,lt eie Bic utsSrlssa
Nnten erbnlteH, 8ruhbl lthde 6218 bel 2bO,
and 1876 bel $50, fir peHiger ais 4 GeHtS prD
lunbrntIuh. 3Dtro balo is GeittS pro GMa.
bratfuH luertb ietn. Gementtrte Wanawege, ma
gapnmlRrte etrakeu, llrfuube nHb Watantte beb
fttelS NIT eln9eihpHeu; cine OelegeHbelt fhr
eebenobelt. Wiappen, Btlber uub upIle Gtu5eIas
eeiteH 5u erbalteu bon
JiidarO W. gOof,
re. IA. cfi.eu IHotOn- etrabe.
CCu-I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-18
SECOND CALL.

90 gnibeie Baltimore Tube pio..... 9s
so gnibeiIe Baltimore Cube com. 12e%
10 gmibeiIe Baltimore lube com. 1877
so guibeiIe goui @as 6 . eOm.1is&
1876 gluiDeue Goshen Oil pio....... AZ
100 gInibelIe Goshen Oil piO....., as
gInibeiIc Goshen & go....... 1874
90 guibelIe Goshen & SO. ........ i8M
$50 smibeilc EosoeH 60. ........ isX
80 emibeiIe gif5eus ysat gauI. -. 4s%
1O5 WntbeiIe gnbilou Chem Co.,. s75s
s5 sIHtbeiIe Gnbiion Chem Co.. s7%
Is gInibeile 9aOilon g6em Go. .. ss
eIHibeIIe gst . Drills (g y pfo. IS
20 sInibeiIe @enna gs 4 % CON. TN
795 NnibeiIe llHiteo aoiIpabs 60. 27
50 anibeIc uuiteS aaimobs Co.. 271A
2 sInibcIc iluitco RnImobs 50. 27
$1,000 Goshen Oil Ger (gs sD.... .1o21
1000 @eiU Or. @aOb & GbIc Der. 80
1000 @euun ssater 9omer Ger. eoA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-18

g6ones Smis NIT o 8inimeru, In feiner
Rnhbarlmnf allie Ne0uemIicbteiten, breie
pIoite Strahe;. Yreis, .$i25000. AanM $1,000
AbeiMe (SuIi26-1WlD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-18

Bn berfaufen:
Sin GpnIeciionerbsq bsqdoen outer Si1no. 9t1s
blrt felt 10 Sabren. Naf5liraaen 9lr, 1909
xanrruSsetrnie (glll99 13,lS.lS)
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gu berfanfeu.


Su rerlaMfeu:
Sine aiiiaebenoe Ndderel init Yiero nno
gBaaen; aute Nollie 8inig al perinuien.
Wlan abrefnre ,,4SG y. g. NJ, DentIdber Nor.
reipDnoeut (Nnei8-i9)
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gu Oermietbcn:
Ia brrFaafen u0er "a pefmietItn.

BM DerEaufen Obtr 5u bernlttbsM:
Seine mooern elnQerirbteie yyobnb1uier, q
htmner uilo Bao, eleitriibeS nt6t; IN belient
buitnnoe W8tetbe $f4 lino dulpdrls. 9ers
i1uiSsBeolnaingelI iuie Wieibe. Wdn5uIrageH
gr. 1S43, observation-disclosures.
(Wldi6 g QRte D&S) " ~ n.
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gsrIanet i'm 9laaemeiasn.


Mariner aeluMt:
9euiiber, iprlcbt engliib, "a Sabre alt ies
og fudDt tCb mil $1,000 an ndmpeiSbdr gut
iie6enoem CSeindit 5il beibeiHQen Gfferien NIT
nusfibrlicben Mngnben ricbie Hdn an ,,DOT
U. n. 81, 9euHfDer GBrreIppnOent.
(glugi8-20)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-18

RotIrIn1en our Der bieHaen Nftien.
@0rie.
@sb. wsrl
~oIilrore Stasi,sIiiien (rea.)
Baltimore sin 4er 1855. ...... 90%
Baltimore sim 4er 1858 - o9h
The Washington herald., 1916-10-30
CARDS HIT''ANTIS"
Suffrage Poison Pen" Postal
Attack Denounced.

Sensational charges that anti-suTrage
forces throughout the country are being
attacked with ''poison-pen' postcards
which accuse the "antis" of an. alliance
with the liquor interests, are included in
a statement issued last night by Mrs
Arthur NJ. Dodge. president Of the Ma
tional Association Opposed to woman's
Suffrage
The latest and most cowardly suffrage
scheme" says Mrs. Dodge's statement,
is the endless chain. anonymous, poison
pen postcard plot. These cards are being
mailed to all parts Of the country, telling
recipients that for positive proof that
anti-suffragists are working with the
liquor interests and receive financial as
sistance from them, send 10 cents to a
suffrage publication in New York
The cards, says Mrs. Dodge, all end
with the request: Please copy these
lines on hundred postcards and send to
a hundred respectable people or a hun
dred Christians"
Il am moved again to make a formal
and official denial that there is any con-
nection whatsoever between the snti-suf-
fragists and the liquor interests says
Mrs. Dodge
Surely, villihcation. abuse and slander
are tactics not worthy Of any woman
The regulations Of wives mothers and
sisters will be liable to organized, under
handed and anonymous attacks II the
female politician is given more power.
LAS a matter Of fact, the anti-sufTragists
have never been financed by the liquor
Interests to the extent Of single penny"
The Washington herald., 1916-10-30
COAL QUEST FAILS
Shortage to Continue All Win
ter, Fear of Dealers.

There is no relief in sight this week
from the coal shortage in Washington.
This statement was made last night by a
representative of the ]. Maury Dove Coal
Company, which supplies a number Of
government buildings.
Every effort is being made to avert a
real famine, but so long as the car short
age continues occupants Of the larger
buildings in the Capital will suffer. Hear
ing Of the shortage Of coal, many resi-
dents have Increased their orders from
one ton at a time to quantities sufficient
for the winter.
It was believed in some quarters that
the car shortage would result in the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal being pressed
into service, but J. Maury Dove, jr., last
night said the canal mana cement has its
own contracts to I'LL and faces labor
shortage.
D. NJ. Fisher, freight agent for the B.
& o. Railroad, said the coal problem
probably would be a continuous one
throughout the winter, as the car and
labor shortage cannot be overcome.
One measure suggested is to increase
freight car demurrage charges to pro-
hibitive rate.
Superintendent Thurston. Of the public
schools, has arranged to transfer coal
from one school to another as needed.
1t is probable that the Board Of Educa-
tion will appeal to the Commissioners for
funds for this work
The entire South Is feeling the effects
OF the shortage. Birmingham, in the
heart of the South's largest coal field, Is
seriously threatened and many public
institutions there may close.