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THE GRAIN MARKETS.
wheat Reaches New Hish-Fresh
Crop Complaints.

Some OF the crop adviccs that reached
the wheat trade yesterday were the
nost bullish and sensational Of 'he
season. The markets were all hghsr.
and IL was again seen that the tenor o.
the crop information Vas broadening the
speculative trade. Chicago wheat yt.c~s
were raised about 3 cents a bushsl and
other markets about . cents tho create
advances at the West representing ar
adjustment Of the quotations over the
chicago holiday or Tuesday. Near n.
finals Of the session the markets re-
acted moderately. due TO profit takirr
Tor some of the leaders in the trade.
That the market IL almost entirely a
crop aNair was again attested by m.
action OF prices in face OF bearish for-
eign reports. The Liverpool mark.'
uas dull and unchanged yesterday. T.
has been evident for some time tina
accordance with the advances on ~
side. Foreign buyers still insis. TIA
here is sufficient wheat in sight 10
Canada, Argentina. Australia ard "
Via to leave them fairly independent ~
,le American crop situation. Yosto--
lays export bu!'nE was estimated A.
900. 600 bushels.
COMMISSION house trade take eNr.rtio" -
the foreign view. 1t IL contended 'N''
miles. the crop accounts, from The v'1,.'
uoNt few weeks the United states M r.
Oh a nomes;ic, basis, next season. oh''""s'
Z great deal depends upon the dcve opnf"-
90 tho. spring wheat crop. T. IS %th"usN'
that ,ho acreage will he reduced SOME
what. The Indications YESTERDAY were -
rIius ovo- the spring wheat bel: VI p
~ profrac'"d, VIII cause delay In The r'-E
Among N. ur,svorohl. account. 80
reached the trade Yesterday were -cpo'''
Of drought from Nebraska and MAJ, -
whea, bel, "a tho enac; that IN. plant w..
not growing normally such edyie"- We.
me-, smphH',r from ohio. indian. A.
Mississippi, with predictions mat k,r~a'
would soon seud similar complaint.
The farm movement con,'uus. v.''
liberal Interior receipts so fdr thi% week
approximate $500 900 bushes ara!u'' ;
iooooS . y.ar ago Meayy di.,-iept'o.
consumption This year VIII .. .e-ror 'h''
that OF asst wear. some au,hor!'.c. PA.
comm. mark-, did no, fur:u,'. r
'eria.ly during N. day and FOR ~" noe
part prices moved in sympathy YIN -
'rans-s In wheat. Further hu.'.'i =
Gentine crop estimates We're a. hans. h.'
these represented nothing now % NJ. t~s .
Aayiess 81 fair eouI,ry oT'f'nss -.rh.'
ceip's so FAR this week tota. c.-'''
bushels, aga.nst l,dno,soo . y"ar aro ~"
foreign markets have onl.t.i.
o~a's--Prites w.r. he.ned 'or a t'w.'
tho upturn IN wheat The demand '-o'
interests tina. have sold - chicago HeN'
holdings of Canadian oats VA, uH'r'
No important export business va -
ported YESTERDAY The weather cons 'or'
are very favorable for seeding n.d =
said the country offerings would -huF
moderate expansion soon
HroNisIoDs-Tne iuaIhe' advanced s''
s'ant!aliy due 80 light hog receipt, a. =
'.ir,y hr.sh cash demand ~ p'o4-
Speru'a'!v" trade was ir'Nra. 'h'.Js
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consolidated Exchsup.

@Pi'yr. sofien"d IN tn. carry d.,rlr.s a.,
Consolidated Exchange "est-rdav. h5,' ~ y"
ueVr"nNu more stcHhinrss 'n!er y,
,nans"s ~ IN" "nd ~ 'ar DAY cer.r,nv
fene'tei IRA tiu0d! loss-s "'
'fu'lh" Stesl was again prontu.r, IL,
M" dealing" II opened Mt a@A. he sans
~ US opening On Ei'sdaN, ana gf,.r to''h
inE '1's, declined to 81 =. |, CIns.d "a, a.
iil"d states S'--i Hmmou opauni n,
SO down Y. or "a point from TUESDAY
,;gs;ns and. from th-re declined to A.,
closing at So ''
MeH'San rrtro'eum opened 81 1929. :.
Of "a point under It's closing price on iues'
gay a. sold as low AS los. and as hixh
as losAs, closing a; lOa. Am.rIrsn
SnetinG opened at 1914, an oy-ruI,h,
at loi.. '
anaconda, after orsning AZ S6s,. ), ~ 4.
MONT und'r Tuesdty = Nua, pri,e, declined
- sh's, u rally following on tho u.va %,
another advance N the copr-r metal Is
closing gloilt.on Nas, however. sG.
MhEMcl M"to", af'"r opening down
sh'rn,' ~ ~, 'uad" = ,prous r~e~r,cry
:" 'T'l ana 'os't ~ ,GN., Con i~n!s.,nn
houses hlHuied an ea,sllsnt 70 nm, or
business "a fractional amounts OF STOCK
well distributed over tho list. Among thc
sales we're kel'v spring Tlr. ~ ;iIa 10
ltx, United Fruit. lExto l1IS United
states smelling and Refining. T6k A,neri
can Zine; stk to 81 Lee Rubber, SjX 10
SaS. and csr Iron Pipe. 81.
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RAILWAY EQUIPMENT BONDS.

assuming call for June I. 1919
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

RvTrrR-As Indicated IN the last re.
port. butter was hr'n"r Yesterday and ad-
crs complain that deliveries are Irregular
and SLOW. The demand has been uu-
n.nally Eoca, rnnslderinr thu hiGh
i,r Market closed firm and unless sup.
piles be'oin' moro plentiful prices ar"
.tk''y 20 advanc" 4Ga!u rrir"s Creamery
ing lots, asa asia,, Ars'~, 3Sts 37c., sec.
u1Is. 3iw @rr.. thlrds. 32N SIC: unsalted
t!4ry' "f..' rsrr'Jme =" 'haiG"; III q
seconds, 3Si. r"ic thirds, 3iI23c,; stat"
iairy, finest, 49,. p Sc; good 90 prime. -
60 sd 5enoy ,aaie.. f ,r.t.. :: @lg ,''.s p llsi:,
.us stock. current make, fine, -hc.; No, ?,
-3igc
rHEEsE-oferinss 81 fresh were more
q, lower prices, bu, hardly enough TO war
rant IA general change. The range on
s'm" i'nos waa hroadened. There vas
inquiry Tor export Tho market closed
rather easy. Prices: state. whole milk
'a's coi.rtd specials. ls,!auls% white
~. uis'gc.; Wisconsin, daisies, lster.
,mcrlsan.' hcld. H.: roc tre.h, i7t.a
current make, li.uij.c'' choice, lS'.
E~GlS-rh-r. wa. a genera .-a.'.r feel
on hos, table stock and storage packed.
Thc receipt ys-t.tday were a triiic oysr
season, For the FIRST thre. day the re
ceipt w'rs nearly double thosc, on the
SAM hire days last week, They WI
s farther drop Is expected after tn-mor-
row, when n" 2n!N Of tn" egg Will have
Market was somewhat Irregular and closed
easier. especially on southern stock. Prices:
F,e'h s},s,r"l. sN'rs; a3.: 20 .,or-
Nrsts, 22A. N 23v.. 'lrsts, IL. II ..iac., sec
ends ~ &c dir,iG', y. J go" -o,ac
,Irnncry HaiITit5t.. ~ -. hrawm. - I. asc. >:
mixed, 80 a@'ac., duck. state. rs a 4oc.
Ma-yianl aud Ba|t.nor- selected. $50
aG,. M,~d.rn and southern 81 a S+c''
pREssEp rouLrRY-Incr.as.d price.
terday, with about enough stock to meet
sgarce AM fcT, fresh klii.d turkey. WEI.
't,ions. and squads continued 20 lie scarce.
Tut there was ~. increase In prices from
'h" Hdvanr" on the previous dav There
NIS no decline on frozen stock and prob
ably viii not be, because holdings are IN.
asaslly light Market closed nrm Prices:
r,ic'Ked. fancy. 50 q ace. fair 70 good. "a
me-, chickens, y to box, Western milk
,ed. zoe. corn fed, lsnisc; fowls, !: TO
TO dozen, @o'sc... g to,t7 ibs,. l'hisisc +.
picked. 3 lbs. and over. isia n zoe. ~. To-.
zoe. 3 lbs and under. lea l6l3c Western.
,.'llcI, ltrg-, 1914 u zoe old BOOSTERS, l5a
li'2c squads. prime white, 10 lbs, TO
dozen. S. rs, y lbs, 81, : lbs, 1915: tur-
Keys frozen. s-i-c'ed young hens. 23u
5lu, toms, %5c No 2. .Sn-bc,, %broilers,
- 20 box, Is TO - lbs. soc. corn fed.
itnuy, 27r; chickens. u to box. milk fed,
- to 81 lbs. 22n n &c AZ to ~ lbs,
-iH s3lac., corn fed, 81 10 20 lbs, ale.
a. 70 u lh'. 2l'4c; fowls, Western bowed
CU lbs, and over, zoe, 80 TO 81 lbs, lsisc..
old r%oosters, i5ml5'sc.; ducks. Long Island.
-" Western. l3p2lc; geese. Western.
IL 9lr.
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SECURITIES SOLD AT AUCTION.

s., 00O Tenth and Twenty-third Street
Ferry Company Nrst mortgage nsr
cent, bonds. due 1919; D.cember. 1915.
coupons on, %
Five shares International p. A. Y. T.
Tramcar Company, Ltd: ordinary. l
per share,
ESQ shares second Avenue Railroad Com
pany, sl25 lot,
$1,000 Taylor Wharton Iron and Steel
company. first mortgage sinking fund
i per cent. 30 year bond. 1879 inter
est March and s.ptember. 1914.
! share American Trading Com PAM
preferred, 90.
80 shares Second Avenu. Railroad Com
pany, % lot,
! share Woudlawn Com.t"ry, 13j.
81. shares la wycrs Mortgage tOmpany. 10.
. shares First National Bank " Jersey
'1ty, y, J., 32s.
I o,o0o Kansas 'i'y Niaduct and Terminal
RAILWAY Company. "a per cent,
certificates Of deposit. due 1884. 20.
l.o shares American Coal Company. e2sbo
par share.
$1,000 Acksr. Msrraii Oondit Der
cent debenturs bonds. dc lS7S; u.
essSss JssVesy 10 md JuS ~. u.
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FINANCIAL NOTES

s'rou. S:urE,4 & 20 nave -or 80
booklet or H." PennsyIIyan'a r''r''-
= emitted "S.."nty Yeas 90 >"'- q
500, 600 IT. franc. and p"se's. rorsr'.
to Jn. National Bank Of cuba - 10 "''''
K.sss'. Klnu.cu" 4 - A.. On"
Investors 500, 600 West, Nstt- ro.'-. :
= per cen bond. iq., lH''p 0nt
90" 'ooli courtN, Illinois, fc'.s' pes" ,
Afi"r ~ meeting Of i've o'"-r'''. - =
Gu'f states S'.ri COMPANY 70 ~g.
]nounC'd y.s,.rdey 'hat IN" -, '''' g.
rhe "!rn.nEs tnr ~" mo"'h a. f"N,
.72 -, o. n 'o'a' o: 5000 so e.
o. Compnny, Announced y.s'"r'l' 49,
the increase OF tn. capital s'o,A - '''
company from s. 600 oo0 - $500 ''' v'.
"od" m"""'N 20 r|rovit" 70" tho '"n'"si
rrivi'rr" IN the proposed Cr1vcr''h. ~
Issue ana viii not We l,svci OF - a
tn" swan 4 liu'n CoWp'rr Nt' 80 y
, special meeting = ~s,o'khri,cr, 'c e
he'd on May ! for IN. purpos % 80
$1,000 900. me additional s,ock w'.
offered 20 .to kNo'd"rs pro rata 'o- 49,
original capitol Stock y~as 500 ooa r. Z
h"-n Increased To 500 o01 by ia.o -!ns
noilers on Ma d, .pir
A. 'hs h,re tor m,'''rE - "-''.''
io' owing new off .r. N"~" &c.
InsE,nii. ,,., pc .."'' .Id 1'
- comwcrn'a'. " y. 'F|.sar.r-.
rr"sid-" ~ .,1rg' o' .ram - " '..
cas.ncs,.os, a,I o..
Spragun was ci-c',I al 49,, e. .s'
The %ofhcers whose terms hat c>pteu r
reelected with tho exception ~ ,
Brewer, who resigned rs Wee pres.leH.
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Total sale tod day. 33s 200 shares Same day 1915. l05590O. January
to late 7b9420O Same period 1915, ao!4@OOO
Where a &c" follows a quotation it Indicates q bid or offer for 10 shares.
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lpI! .loW. .....yE
: 1000. .....66S
OLD resistered
,s.o' o. s'ssih;'I;'tssss%'
'orswash RR &
Si2 Nav ref rs
Psc i&Ts
'6's iron.
ic s. 1910. LOO
Us Penun.' aus is.,
|Os $4,000. -. IO5 as
CIV fenna Y IN Ats
TEN cite
Pitts Gin d &
fdg 81. sissser
= A moo.
'3lalP Ioriilard -
adj 5000.
Poca Con Col -
Sli 1000.
1876. Pub Scrv Corp
Of = ] Sc
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n omcers whose terms hat r>prrI a.
rcel"ctsd with tho exception Hf =
Brewer, who resigned rs Wee presi4eE
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which Sle7.ss%.ss was for merchandise
Withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
e~iS7.ss1.si for recent i~mportsueuA
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NEW CITY NOTES.

s:sy1,y. s.,:, -; Due, n.a. os.,, Yield.
EXssS..;;:":: u: ' 81: Il; II:sSS HI -
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-01-13
ARENA VALLEY

Mrs. Bertha Whits and three children
Of epoxane. Washington, are visiting ct
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Sui
VT. Mrs, White Il sistsr Of Mrs. suiter.
Mrs. Moore and Mrs Burton we're Pa.
ma visitors Friday.
Ma. r. Jones and Miss Trout called at
The Duncan homo Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owens and Mildred were
visiting st the Frank Jones home Sun.
day evening.
Chss Burton and viie came down to
sk',r ranch Wednesday aud Mr. Burton
pruned his trees.
VIII Asp returned Saturday from
Boiee. where he spent several days
h wing dental work done.
Mus. MeCauIey has been on the sick
list Tor several days
Mrs. Caldwell called on Mrs. Corey
Tuesday Of last week. Sometime dur
ing the afternoon her horse became
frightened at IN auto and broke loose
and started for home at lively gait,
across lots. over bitches and through
The sagebrush. The horse was caught
by man on horseback and no dam
age resulted
The Circle met with Mrs. Aten dan. 0,
aud vas well attended.
4 Plfns have been made for the box
social 10 be held January 2R The pro-
cesds will be used TO help pay Tor the
material used Ia building the cloak
room and beliry for the schoolhouse.
The work MAS donated by the men u
the community. All the ladies are
urged to Come and bring basket and
enioy the dance,
MIR. tord's mother from Homedale
visited with the suiter family last week
Mrs. waldron vas business visitor
In Parma Friday.
| p. W. Case went TO Caldwell Monday
rs proxy bearer to the water users
meeting. Mrs. Case, Fern and Ethel
accompanied him on shopping expe-
diiion.
i Mr.. Ireland fsiled to put In his APP
peatance at the schoolhouse Friday
afternoon, but Mr.. Sloan advanced a
lew ideas on The drainage question, aud
j Mr.. Aarland also gave short talk. Hs
seemed TO appreciate the fact TINT h'
was able to be with us again alter beinl
away from Arena for several weeks.
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Notics OF sherifrs Safe.

Rober, Faffsr, Plaintiff, vs.. Dclmore
b. Downing, Defendant. Notice OF shef-
IFS Sale on Foreclosure OF Mortgage.
UNDER AND By VIRTUE OF an
order OF sale and decree Of foreclosure,
issued out Of the District Court OF the
seventh Judicial District, State Of Ida
no, 10 aud Tor the County OF Canyon,
on the End day OF November. 1915, In
the above entitled action, wherein Rob
ert Farrar, the above named plaintiff
obtained decree against Delmore s.
Downing defendant. ON the 10th day Of
November. 1915. which said decree was,
ON The nth day Of November 1915,
70 .ordsd In Judgment Book six. OF said
Court. a, page So | am commanded TO
sell all hat certain lot, piece or parcel
Of land siiueted In the County OF Cam
yon, State Of Idaho. and bounded and
described as follows, TO wit:
The Northeast y Of the Southwesi
a and the Southeast y Of the South
west a Of Section Eight 90, Township
Five rbl, North OF Range Four 90 West
Of the Boise Meridian.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
on the 18th Jay Of January, 1915. at
10 80 o'clock A. NJ Of that day. in
iron, Of the Court House Door, in tn,
City OF Caldwell, County Of Canyon,
will. In obedience to said order Of SALE
sud decree Of foreclosure, sell the allow
described property, or so much thereo
as may be necessary TO satisfy plaintiff
decree with interest thereon aud costs
70 the highest bidder Tor cash, Lawful
money Of the United States.
| Dated December 2lst. A. d. 1915.
GEO. W. FRoMAN. sheriff.
BY II. B. MUMFoRD,
1928 lis Deputy.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-01-13

Tor es.oo I viii send. pre-
peid exprsss, the following
fruit trees and barry
pienteextrs isns varis,,
~intef. Requires quarter
pear. I sherry I plum, :
Sr<ps vines. Foosebers
riss. I eurr9nts All assors-
"a, and ( 6ver-bearlns
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Serial o7757.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NVt AOt fVR DINA AlONs
Department Of the Interior, U. s.
Lsnd Office at Boise, Idaho, January 7,
1915.
Notice is hereby given that George
Stevens, of Parma, Idaho, RID. No. /,
who, on November IL, 1909, made
Homestead Entry No. 07757, for VIZ
sEA Section %, Township North,
Range 5 West. Boise Meridian, has filed
notice OF intention to make Five year
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before Alfred f. Stone,
u 5 Commissioners, at his office at
Caldwell, Idaho, ON the 2Srd day Of
February, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Cecil L. Weeks, Stanley Baker, Elmer
Mat,ingley, r. S. Brown. all of Parma,
Idaho. r. +. ID No. 1.
FRANK S. HER.
lis 2-l1 Register.
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Serial oel92.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior, U. S.
Land Oiiice at Boise. Idaho, January 8,
1873.
Notice Is hereby given that George
John Russell. OF Parma, Idaho. r. F. d.
No /, who, on May 4, 1909, made
Homestead Entry No. 08l92, for SWI
Nw4. Section IL, Township North,
Range 8 West, Boise Meridian, has
filed notice Of intention to make Five
year Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before Alfred f.
Stone, U s. Commissioner. at HIS office
At Caldwell. Idaho, on the 2lst day oil
February, 1915
Claimant names as witnesses:
william Womack. Piercie Trunnell,
William Osborne. Judson NJ. Taggart,
all Of Parma, Idaho, r. F. d. No l.
FRANK s. HER,
liza 2-lT Register.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-01-13

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior, u. s.
Land Office at Vale, Oregon, December
10th, 1915
Notice Is hereby given that William
@. Waltz, Of Nyssa, Oregon, who, on
Octo Der 10th, 1914. made Homestead
application, No. 03509, for the So
NWh, and NWL sWL, Section IL,
Township 81 s., Range 40 E., Will
lamette Meridian, has filed notice OF
intention 10 make Final Communication
Proof, to Establish claim to the land
above described, before the Register
and Receiver, U. s. Land Office, at
Vale, Oregon, on the 10Th day OF Jams
nary, 1919
Claimant names as witnesses:
+. M. Blodgett. Clifton Beaumont,
Harva Otis and Hirshel Johnston, all OF
Nyssa, Oregon. THOS. JONES,
1915 lis Register.
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Serial ooe77.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior, U. 8.
Land Office At Boise, Idaho, Deem
Der ~, 1915.
Notice IL hereby given that Henry
Farley, Of Parma, Idaho, r. F. D. No. !,
who, on April 7. 1909, made Home
stead Entry No. 0t977, for SEA NE1z,
Section 20; sWh NWh. Section n,
Township North, Range West. Boise
Meridian. has fled notice OF intention
to make Five year Proof, to establish
claim to tbs land above described, be-
iore Alfred +. Stone. q. s. Commission
er, At his Office At Caldwell, Idaho, on
tho l4th day Of February, 1919.
Claimant names a. witnessesi
John r. Miller, Frank Parsons,
George Camp, Charles Burdick, all Of
Parma, Idaho.
FRANK s. HER.
1910 Register.
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Serial o7oe7.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NViiNf fVh " blFiNAllON.
Department Of the Interior, U. s..
Land Office at Boise, Idaho, January 8,
1919.
Notice Is hereby given that William
janice Osborne, OF Parma, Idaho.
r. +. d. No. l, who. on December Is,
1909, made Homestead Entry No.
o7o67, for NEl4 swh, Section IL, Town
ship 4 North, Range West, Boise
Meridian, has filed notice of intention
10 make Five year Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, be-
fore Alfred +, Stone, U. s. Commits.
sioner. at his Office at Caldwell, Idaho,
ON the 2lst day of February, 1915.
Claimant names as Witnesses.
William Womack, Piercie Trunnell,
Judson M. Taggsrt, George ]. RUSSELL
all OF Parma, Idaho, X. F. II. No. 1.
FRANK s. HEIR,
lis PHI Register.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-01-13
.Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as thoy
tarrh Is blood or constitutional disease.
and In order to cure Il YOU must take In
ternal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure Is
taken internally, and acts directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces. Halls
Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. 1t
was prescribed by one OF the best ply
sicians In this country for years and Is
. regular prescription. II is composed OF
the best tonics known. combined with the
mucous surfaces. The perfect combine
ton Of the two ingredients is what pro-
duces such wonderful results in curing
catarrh. Send for testimonials. free.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO.. Props, Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists. price TIC. .--41.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-01-13

MONEY TO LOAN at 8 per
cent. A. 1. Myers. Caldwell.
Tel. 435 and 1O2. tt
DIR. T. 0. Humphreys, resident
dentist. Office in bank building,
ground floor, phone AS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-26

frieg Grcignis ipcroen 5u loiien bei.
fer cinltb1bcn ols Der Scrnite9en0e.
ocr in Der 9iegel mobl Oos og9ie~
ober niAt Oas o9orltm" Der @olitif
6eereift.
Die Golitif fam it'd nidt bon
SpmpdtlJicn oOcr glutipotbien leiten
loiien. iie muB nit realcn 5aftorcn
rc@nau un0 ole Station fir ben
@ouptieinO bolten ole am ebcitcn I'M
Stonoc lit, bic in Oieiem arieBe EMP.
iongenen SblGgc 5u hergcllen iinO
Die erlitteneti 560oen micOer gut.
5umo6en. 9ctradten mir Dos oroBe
8roblen Oes 5utiiuitigeu SSrieocns
bon oicieu, Stonoplmft, 0onn miiiien
mir 81 Deu gbluiie fommen ooB Die
N2ittclntddtc aoG Dem iiegreiGeu
9riegc nur cincn eiiidigen pirfliH
ecf6brli6en Sginb bobea pcrOet ltn0
oieier miro 9tnBlan0 eiu-
,Sranfrcidl, oas nibt innIouit nit
ciueu b0Itcril@en @c,bc pcrglicben
mirO, miro nod Dem Srlcsc noA
mcbr fraiicGcn ais Dpr oem 1 gluguit
1914. o6cr bpiteriihes @efrciitbe 1T
6cfanntlid) mo6l redt lnongcue9n,
o6er lpciter niAt geid3rlih 5ranf.
reid miro iicb nod Dem ariege IN
einem 3uitonoe Der 9lrtorntut be-
fhtocn bob cs po6l Der @eeenltono
lmleres 9eoouerns, ober nidt ne9r
ocs politiitcn DiiBtraiiens miro leill
f0mcn. Gnglono III pic0er der
Solos ouf oen t6neruen 6iiBeu" eS
ibcim oaS Stdrfitc Don ollcn 81 leil
tmo ooM Dos Sbwdmae iulter Den
Aaiierten. IS fam Oen Niihelndh.
ten Oouf ieiner Seemott ooS Scbel
rcdlt ihmcr unO iouev noden, es
iaun sic 9'Iltralen tnebcn Die
&reiie ocr 6albcr @cli 1c5cn Tchtihi
lanO mo5iliiiercn icmc SciuOc per-
leltmOen iu0 oitob iie Oic glntipotbiell
Der leidtal6u6igen Nicuge lentcn,
obcr nod Sem Nriele, Der uigbt uii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-26

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Damn Die eiicrnc @e0r nid)t bri1t.
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