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The Detroit times., 1917-09-21
/ KILLED IL HURT
IN P. M. WRECK
= a Ssenger COllideS With
Freight Train Northeast
of Benton HarbOr

BENTON HARBOR. Mich. Sept
~ one person was killed and f.
injured when a northbound Pere
Marquette freight train collidcd head
on with southbound passenger
train, seven miles northeast OF Ben
ton HarboT last night
Disregard 0f orders s. blamed for
the accident
brakeman l.. G Grand OF Grand
Rapids was instantly killed when
his body was crushed between tho
engine and tender of al. train
The moro seriously injured are
Mrs VI r. smith SO 219S Wood
wardavc. Detroit. left Ieg broken
and badly bruised
r. $ Plummer brakeman Grand
Rapids, Sill uncon cious and condi
lion believed 80 ho critical
Milton Y sweet. brakeman, Grand
Rapids. head and back injured
steve Nohr. engineer of passen
ger Grand Rapids, severe Internal
injuries
Mrs Anna Compton Grand Juno
uon. Mich. several fractures and n
ternal injuries
Mrs Louise Dahlsirom 40 58lS
Calumet-ave, Chicago. body bruised
and right leg broken
Mrs + g. Rohy 80 1923 Prairie.
ave Chicago, arm broken and face
injured.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-21

MAYOR HELD
IN KILLING

PHILADELPHIA. sept 2t War
rants charging conspiracy In con-
necuon with the killing yesterday
of q policeman and the assault ~
two other men by alleged Jersey
CITY "eunmen." in The Republican
facuOnal contest ia tne F1fth ward.
were sworn out tonight for Mayor
Thomas B Smith. police Lieutenant
David Bennett and Isaac Dcutsch,
opponent OF James A. Carey FOR the
leadership of INC ward
The warrants were sworn out by
Isador stern. member OF tho state
legislature.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-21
DRAF T MEN
ASK CURB
ONSTRIKES
Want Labor Army Put
Under Military
Discipline
Bp HAROLD v WILCOK.

CAMP CUSTER. BATTLE
CREEK. Mich, Sept 2l-Thero is
a growing sentiment among drafted
men and most men engaged n The
perilous branches of service con.
nected with this war tha, an per
sons employed in labor essential fu
the successful conduct OF the war
be placed under military discipline.
either hy draft or enlistment
This sentiment grows out OF "a sit
uation that makes 30 necessary Tor
The men OF the National army no go
20 France 90 hght. and perhaps give
up their lives % make the world
safe for democracy. while wilful
laborinE men are free 10 handicap
the nation by mischicyous strikes.
The National army men argue
that ~ Is just as necessary that
munitions, supplies and transport Dn
kept at full efficiency as that sol.
dlers should fight galIanly. They
cannot find justice nor q fair chance
for fhcmselves iu situation that
comprls them 10 serve at the front
under rigid military discipline and
az the same time makes their sup.
plies and lines of communications
prey 10 the wilful whlms 90 the
laborers az home
The attitude ~ tho soldiers IS
not 10 balk They merely suggest
that steps be taken 20 jerk the in
dustrial world into line. SO that the
army viii not be unfairly handicap
ped Further strikes ia industries
vital 90 tho conduct OF The war prob
ably will crystallze this sentiment
of protest 20 such an extent that II
VIII be- very rmphaticaily n in
formally. brought 20 the attention
OF the folks back home
The Detroit times., 1917-09-21
ALL WORLD
SOON TO BE
ONRATIONS
Situation Makes HOOv-
er Food Dictator For
Human Race

WASHINGTON, Sept 2l-The
warring world and large portion
of the neutral nations are on ia.
tions today.
Thus FAR, the rationing is volun,
tary on the part az the war powers.
but II tho stops already taken 20
conserve foods do NOT suffice then
compulsory rationlng viii De en-
forced ln the neutral nations. stern
necessity forced by the American
embargo hes compelled strict ra-
toniug
With Lord Rhondfa. British foo&
controller announcing his intent Go
force conservation hy compulsion
n needed Hc-ber Woa<, Ameri.
can food administrator. becomes
oven moro 50 than before the food
dictator az 'he world
one az the first steps IN proper
apportionmeut ot food is the es'ab-
lishment ~ an International sugar
commission. which VIII be- followed
hv commissions FOR other commod-
files. so thar tho Allies shall not
bld against each other IN world mar
kefs and hy their very bidding force
up prires
To date Hoover has eliminated
some of tho middle processes which
absorbed profits. has established
control over wheat has created a
sugar commission has informed the
American people they must ration
themselves
Hoover md other food controllers
ore corfafn that food will win tho
war Germany ia nor starving but
her prospects - malnutrition grow
constantly Meantime. Hoover is
trying 20 prepare the American peo.
plc FOR stricter ration.ug hy letting
them know what sacrifices Che 9TH
or nations are forced 20 make
The Detroit times., 1917-09-21
By H. H. MACK

The scarcity Of oorn-fed cattle
continues 10 grow moro and moro
acute as the season advances and
the record price or SIS per cwt- has
been paid IN Chicago for we'll
finished steer In the grass cattle
division, conditions are decidedly
different prices taking the opposite
course from those for corn-fed stock
Receipts of grass cattle are abnor-
mally large because OF the continued
drouth thuout the great western
cattle-growing areas and the quality
~ native grass cattle coming Is de-
ridedly poor Some cattle OF good
average quality are coming from the
northwest and market prices for
this kind arc working higher. many
salrs 81 heavy steers having been
made rccectly for SI4.b0 per cwt.
The demand for tidy little cattle
weighing around 500 pounds cOnfin-
ues VOL supported b van avalanche
ot army orders
Storkcrs ana foeders are selling
better n AN markets. the direct
causes probably being tho fact that
thore VIII Or no price tinkering from
Washington during The coming year
and the pro srcct that the country
viii have an abundance OF soft corn
recent declines In prices for mill
feeds are sure 20 have a favorable
eject on the demand for feeding cat
Tie and feeding sheep.
AS usual. The well bred yearling
steer and hc.fer are well 10 the
from in market demand. recent sales
of tho former in Chicago for $3.50
per cw making a record that would
be hard tn beat except in wartlmes,
yeariiBgs are known 20 be- scarce
thc country over. as The bulk of tho
crop WAS srut forward early owing
tn the prospective shortage IN the
corn crop a killing frost in tho
corubrlt would procipitate a head.
long rush 20 buy little cattle 20 util.
l2c soft corn
The demand for western feeding
lambs me leading feature In the
Shes p and lamb departments and
fecfer 1avcrs arc setting the pace
The Detroit times., 1917-09-21

in q further material decrease in ar
rivals Of pigs and light hogs The
success or failure of the corn crop
IS sure 90 have much 20 do with future
reccip's OF hogs and the belief Is
quite. general that many hogs are
being held back because their own
ere begin 20 think that they will
have some corn 10 feed them
To attempt 10 predict the future
% The live hog trade would be the
rankost presumption. but one thing
can be depended on, there will be
very fcw hogs packed this fall un-
less a radical change in prices
comes 10 hand.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-21
DurtnE September md October the
circuit courts of Wayne rounts viii

hold ono session each day from
o'clock in the morning untl
u'rlnrk in tho afternoon. t WAS nm
0uulei Thursday This RnurHner.
mruf was made after tho iuross
prssenfrf petition o. Judge cafd
asking that thcyN might hhfn Aa
much time aH possible in whIfh Co
harvest tho crops and prepare fhn
ground for novt Years Yield The
calling ~ many tuune mon 'o tho
c0lorf has re1dersd the heip % oid
er men Imperative they said
The Detroit times., 1917-09-21
ABswering u request of council mem
hrr. lnr nn nnLninn on The IrgnIlLN

or the City HuhFrflf NIX To iNe
Abcnd Post. Cooperation Counsel
plnprmau has ruled that the coun-
Cil NAV order tho eits controller 20
stop fho city HIhsrrip Tho
city pays Tor more than dozen
copies of the German paper Tor use
or the city officials. Mr.. Uingemau
fails o. find that the council ever
nrfhnrfvoH this rvrnHt .fufr
The Detroit times., 1917-09-21
Boy scouts who carried mas coin
cnIInaLnr. In The hln- n-IllInrn IN

rade 90 Tuesdny. collected 81 .3F3.f1-
This money will ta used 90 pur-
chase comforts FOR the Detroit men
tn camp ln Rattle crock The
mnnov WAS in smeli sums. mostly
ranging from pennies up 20 quar-
tors and lt required three men
working au entire day g. count lt
The Detroit times., 1917-09-21
TOday's Games

American
81 Louis n >eV York, clear
Cleveland in Philadelphia. clear,
Chicago In Boston. cloudy.
Detroit in Washington, clear.
National
New York in Pittsburgh. cloudy.
Boston in 81. Louis, cloudy
Philadelphia In Chicago. cloudy.
ONLY games today
The Detroit times., 1917-09-21
City News in Brief

state hnnk~ and trust companies In
Detroit have been notified that In
entering thc Federal Reserve bank
ing System thoy retain an rights
md powers conferred upon them
hF their state charter and are MOI
subject to eetTittions of section S
~ t.e. clayton art The decision
hae enecInl interest IN Detroit
hnnkluE circles % chat thr Peoples
state Hank which has Joined tlo
F,drrnl Reserve system. VIII he
ptrrflftrd fue retain on its hoard
~ tIrccture. men who are serving
also ns directors - other banks
ans trust companies.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-21
Bcunie Glsst. Joseph HART. and 10
.enh IAmnncrhcrn. "A oil OF Nv ri .

were arrested, Ihufsdnf. hN con
trHi office detectives. charged with
bhcrV Tho police declare they
Inv been Identified hy q man Ella
ing 90 ho n victim OF n holdup The
trio VIII be held pending invesu-
cation
The Detroit times., 1917-09-21
Etcmcntnry aud serond-year CLASSES In
credit education win begin oct. =.

$40 central hiEh school. thru tho co-
operation ~ tho Detroit credit
N,n.a association wlth the board on
eduraffan Alexander Wall of the
National bank ~ Commerce. Will 4.
root fle elementary class. and local
credit men So iil act rs lecturers For
the advanced classes. leading credit
men 90 tho country and members
or the faculty ~ the University of
Michigan viii be the lecturers.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-21
In talk on "The elimination OF the
cnt nrlce In rrfnll RdNrrtlsInR fol

lowing the weekly luncheon ~ the
AdrrHft club Thursday. tn the
Bnhrd ~ Commerce Roscoe O. Hank-
or ~ the Banker Martin company.
advertising nRcnts.-sald that while
tho cui prIre store Nigh get q cua.
TONER ONCE. the store that bases lfa
clnlm- for business on quality and
definite wril.1aid OFT ADVERTISING
cHnipaign. fs the ono that attracts
and hnl1e the steady customers
The Detroit times., 1917-09-21
Whcn Joseph 4. Summerlee. No 81
Amhrrst--t.. found his car had hen

Stolen "a Tow Gays tk n. ne ataftru ru
% personally conducted search for H.
Ifa found it. 80 declares. at IeTer-
SON and CrHue-avrs. where Ferdl-
nnud tagshnrb i1 years old. was
said tu have been driving lt a
Urht rusIed and. according 20 the
story told Justice Selicrs. Thursdov
Summer fst and Linehach' =
hsad suffered most of tho damage
Idurtach was held for trial in the
record cr's court.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-21
In bri Of particulars MED by Prose

In hill Of particulars iied by Prose
cutting Attorucy Jnsnowski Thurs-
day. for The benefit ~ Anthony j
k1uka attorneys % ls stated that
Kloka still owes wayne county So.
9GT.62.
John &. NcCnbe. city safety enGi-
ncer. has gone 20 New York tp st-
tend "a meeting - boiler code
committee of the American Society
Of Mechanical Engineers which
will formulate uniform boiler in-
suection rules for the whole coun-
try
The Detroit times., 1917-09-21
CIn~a~~ for radio operators will b.
.lnrLrh ln Lhc 4 ". q. A. nct O.

under the direction ~ s w I'D
wards fodcral state inspector Tho
course VIII ertoud over three
ffepthr end rias-~S wtfl nn hcif
three nirhte week This Wfll be
tre second school ~ SIS kind in tne
ufry the 0the- hcfng in New
York The government in about
900 orc ratrrs ehrrf of Tho number
required FOR navy rnd co-1rnsrc NJ
service arrardiug 60 SIR Edwards.
v-. rrra that the amateur opera
f,rr ~ fhr country who Wtgr given
privilege In tho maintenance nf
private nrra refus that mo- other
EufNIrmr In the WnriH would
have conceded nre now hangln ng
back whom their country needs
their services
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21


3ic., @oItern Shore, Wlo. unO 30.
3ic.; lpeitlidbc (Obio), 3Oc.; @..8a.,
3tc.; iiioIidbe ORGY, 30c.
9utter. II Separator. YiluO,
$780,; ErintS, u Efino, So
800; 8rintS, I @funO, 81 36c.;
0oirp ErintS, NlO., @a., Go.. 33-
34c.; Storepadeo, 32c,; &oIls, @lO.
ino @o., 32c.; &olls, @..8o., 32c.
9ebennes @efliigeI. IL
Sriiblnbrsbii6ner IA bis t1a YfOy
34c.; olte Semen "a 25c.; olte
Sdbne, 12-13c. @nten, junge, orei
Bfuno unO mebr. "a 25c.; fleinc.
t4c.; Gau6cr alte mO nmge Yaare,
20c.
@obnen uno @rbIen. -
SbinneD grbicn, gul6eI, 1926
$50; Stem Gro erbIcn, 9ui6eI,
$3.25-3.4O; 8Iod ooer Grow Orb.
fen, 8uibeI, $3.25-3.40; Country
tueiBe gobnen, Buihel, $5.5O-6.OO.
Obituno @emiiie. aepiel,
geep.gorf, Sob, Sri, $4.00-5.50;
Scr. 2, $3.00-3.75; 9obnen, Crime,
Gorb, $l.75-2.25; Rcrl6obnen.
&orb, $1.5O-1.75; @o6Sbobnen
9orb, $t.50-2.OO; 93ot6riiben, flo
Iibe, 9iinoel, 2-4c.; 9raut, Dit
fiiltc, 3d., Sob, $1.50-t.75; ylor-
foIf. Sab, $i.50-t.75; Gborleiton,
Crate, $l,75-20Oi SeIIeric 0Io,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21
Ser. Singer BON Baltimore.
(@earinoet 1882

Souptquurtier: o@ermanid WfGn.
ner6or-@Iubbnus," ger. S52, gaorO.
SoWurosStroBe.
Erdiioent SenrD S6omas, gtr.
316, @eit-Sorotoea.Str
Sobn 81. aIcin, 0irisent, gar. 2O1
georO-SimuooO-9 -9lpenue.
George Simmelbe6er, protofoIi-
renoer ilno correiponOirenoer Sefrc-
tGr, gtr. 419, 6orreIt.Strabe.
Sermonn @aifIi6, G1nsmeiTter,
Scr. 7ta, @urner-StraBe.
6inan5.SefretGr Gbos. 9leinborot.
Scott nno Sombire.StroRe.
@m. g. 8iIoebronot, 8ibIiotbefar.
ger. 2029, 6reOerid.glpenue.
Gbas. gaeu, g3r. 246, O3oro.S Sutton.
ape., @oriiser Oes @1nIif.Gomites.
avion-@eiansberein,"
nSormonie,~
~@ermonia.Nt .NtGnner6or,"
n6robiinn,
~Ebolia.M Mdnnerdor,~
nMo8art. .@dnner6or,"
u@i6enfron5,"
D@ermoniasNunrtett- Club"
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MISUNDERSTANDING
rYGfer.W WeInnsOerein."
Sauptqtartier: vgfiiffeI's $aae,
Scr. 103, gaoro-6reoeridItroBe, ieopu
'Sumitue 9tben0, NIT 9tusnobme Oes
oritten Somltaas i'm W1onot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21

9lbunnenten, bic ben ,.Hmtidlen 0orreipon.
Ocnten" Mat phnttlid Ooer unreaelmaRa frs
1altcu fno ac6cten, Der Efiice onUOn pcr Se.
lsPppH pea idFlttli@ @llttpelIuWa 6W ma@sN,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21

&obert i. @beeler, Oltieite @Omono.
Ion.9lOemue, no6e @opion-StraB 10
bei 100
Sobn 6. Gardner an Sobn 3.
9noop, 9lorOieitc &iue', nobe Strif.
fer.StroBe, IA bei 1876.
Soiepb 8. glllen unO 6roli an S.
81. Seipp unO 6rou, 9toroieite Nli.
ber- nabe -StroBe, t4.2 bci So.
g9m. sc. &ile6 uno 6rou an s.
8. Wiiller, 9}orOieite 2onOole-Stra
nobe 6remont-9loenue, Is bei 105.
Sobn 9. &ugb an @iGiam M.
ASueb, gforOieite 9onpole.Str., no6e
Sremont.9loenue. Is bel 105.
Sbomos s. S6ousbneiip an Sol.
9le6anfin Gar. 1915, 9toro-Sig6-
StroBe.
Woies 81. Go6n an CAB. 9oplon,
gIr. 1924, @tting.StroBe.
2ucinOa geager an 9ll6ert .. 2co.
ger, glorOoitleite 5. 9loenue, nobC
&olano-9loeuue, 23.6 Bel 1876.
Nii6oel GoIlobon imo 6oru an
Clara Bell SiiOmeitede 9lrlington.
Slpenue uno 9oot6-StroBe.
8m. i. O}artin an Geo. u. 9ilIp
unO 8rou, Olr. 1913, Sit9oiupette-
9lpenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21
Mrnnbifiifs.llebertrnnnnncn

@m. o.. 9nI6mon an 6ronciS ".
9ri6mon ErilItee, @rltno-, &erio-
noI- un0 eemiibteS .@ieentbunl.
Catherine Slider an Ofartin Cor
man unO 6roll gtorOieite Orleans,
nube @oensStr., IA BEL "a.
9iodeI NioB an 0lorris 6. WloB
unO 6rou, gtorOoitieite Grcter. nobe
StileS.Str., Is bel so.
Ism. 8. @iroroeou an @bilip 9.
Wloreon, @eitieite Sofburit &loce,
no5e @indeiter-Str, t4.6 bel 100.
v9lcme Building 60" an 5rancis
30. Simpion unO 6rau, gtorOoitieite
&eiiterstoipn 9iooo, nobe Spring
Sia-9loe., % bel irreg
pOit. SoGp geoltp 60" on Mor-
gurct 8. SueIg rnO @atte, 9toroieite
EreBtmon. nabe s. Ctr, IA bel 95.
Clarence Q. Glcr an 8bos. s.
2ubD, 3 Cots.
YYorf Snip. Co." an SigmlhO
Simmelmonn uno 6ron, gtr. 1922,
Solmes-9lbe.
2oliio Better an GboS. S. 9rooD
unO Jrou 9tr. 10, Oit.@oit.9lpenue.
Senrb u. 9n6redt an Sulio Son-
mer II. g., gloropeitieitc Doung-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21

8rofelior: 9Seute miB i6 Sbnen
Die Gigorren i6ulOig bIeiben liebes
&inO; merfe chen, Dab ib meine
@eIoborle 5u Sollie lieecn lieB."
8erfdllferin: oDos tbut ni1ts,
$err Erofeiior fommen ia wieoerl"
Erofellor: gghin nun, menn id
ober oornuf pergeilcn ooer eor Iter-
be beute gta6t9"
Gerf0uferiu. uylo6bcr 1T aud net
piel biul"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21
@as aentldle ieat Iraaen birien.

@ir Ieicn in Oen nSamburger
gto6riAten": BUR weiteren Stred-
una Der oorban0enen 8orrGtbe in
@eb., 8irf-, Strid. uno S9ubpoo-
rem bat Die 9fei6sbefleioungsIteGe
neue &i6tlinien iiber Die @rt6eilung
bon 8e5u9sideinen ouseeiteat, ole
eine peitere er6ebIibe 9eihrGnflng
oes 9e3uges an Gleioern @dibe rno
S6ube bringen. g8ie in Der 8egriin.
oune Der neuen &i6tlinien berporee-
boben miro, Iino oaerOines DorlGuiig
nod feline 5mingenoen 8oridriiten err
laiIen noroen. Mnn min mnrten, bis
oie nG1Ite 8eitonooltfnobme polllt6n.
0iec 4Iorbeit iiber Die @irfiine Der
8e5ugsidein-&e egelllne in oen ein5el.
men 9e5irfen oeS 9lei9es ereeben
miro. 0en fir Die 9lusfertigune bon
8e5ueslbeincn 5ultdnoi9en 8eborOen
lit cine 8eItanosliite 5ueeionot NOR
oen, Die eenou an9iebt, pelhe gln5obl
BON 8efleiOlnesitiiden fir cine Her.
ion ousrei6eno lein ioa. @eilpiels.
iueiie iollen geniigen
Sir Serren:
elm @crttoeS-' itno elm Sonntaeson.
5ue elm lleber8ie6er ooer llmbong,
5tpei 9Ir6eitSboien, 5rpei 8erufsi6iir.
5en, elm &oor Observation-Disclosures uno
feds Goi6entii9er, orei Ober-, orei
llnterbemoen uno 5pei gto6tbemoen,
orei llnterboIen bier Baor Striimpfe.
Sir Srouen:
5pei @erftogsflei0er, ein Sonntogs4
fleib, elm &leioerrod, 5wei 9lltlen
ooer Soden elm NlanteI ooer lin.
bang, elm llmIdlagetlid), elm 0iorgen.
rod, orei S6iir5en Ie6s Eolhen-
tii6er.
gln Sdu6luaoren miillen geniieen:
S6ube ooer Stiefel ooer Yontoifcl
0ie 9ettpGi1e miro aitf ieoe Aerion
0es SousltonOes pie folet bere6net;
orei Stiid Gillenbe5iige, 5pei 8ett-
tii1er, 3tpei 8cttbe5iige, cine @on.
ODER Stepp0ede. G6enio miro Die
Sous uno &ii6enpGI1e mie folgt fir
ie0e &erion oes SausitonoeS bered.
net; Orei Sonotiiher, 5pei &iiden-
bnnOtiiher Deer @el9irrtii6er, orei
@ii6tii6er (Stau6l Seifen- o0er
S6euertii6er).
Stott zines fertigen @egenitonoes
fam BON Der 9c5ugSIheinuusferti.
pingsItelle ou6 Der oo5u benot6igte
Stoff belpiligt perOen. Sir oieien
San iinO Stoffbo6ItmoBe oorgeieben.
9luSnobmSpeiie fonnen an Yerlo.
men, Die oiirh ibren 9eruf oOcr ourH
i6re 9ei6dftigung 81 einem eroBeren
glilfpono an &leioung, 9eibmGibe
uno Sdltbmerf ge5luungen limo, Be
5ugsi1eine ou6 iiber Oen in Der 9e-
Itonosliite borgeiebenen 9eItanO bin-
oltS, o6er MIR in mGBigem llmfonge,
otsgefertigt merOen. 3unddIt iino
ober oerortige 9lntrogIteqer beiOber.
fleioung uno S6ubperf oaroilf bin.
5ltpeiieu, Dab lie Ourd 9lbgo6e getro-
gener Stiide Iidb eincn 95ugSibein
obne Eriiflng Ger gtotbpenoigteit
Der g(nlhofflng beribuiien fonnen,
lnO lie iin0 ouf5uforOern oieien @eg
Der 9e5ugsiheinbeihofilng 5u be-
fhreiten. gtur menn ans 5lltreiien-
oen @riinoen Oieie 9lrt Der 8c5ugS-
lheinbefoilnng ilnm0glicb eri6eint,
ioa BON Der bier geitotteten glusuab.
me @e6roud gemndt neroen.
Gieie Observation-Disclosures Gilt
nidt fiir 8ettmGide Sous- ino Sii.
dempdiAe. Siniidtlid iolAcr oiir-
ien 9etuiIlieuneen iiber oen porgele.
6enen geltono binmls nur in &ronf.
6eitsfdGlen bel Yeibringung zines
1r5tliden 9ltteites iiber oie giot6-
tpenoigfeit ser Wte6rbcipiuigung er.
folgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21

aiite, $t.50-2.5O; @urfen g6os.,
aor6, $t.5O-2.OO; Sale. giorfoIf
SAB 75c. $l0O; aopiioIut, gtG.,
9orb, 50-75c. Spie6clu, neue
Geras, Giite. $t.5O-1.75; Spinot
bieiieer, &iIte, 20-25c.; Somoten
6oncD, Carrier. $1,000; @boice.
$t.5O-t.75; Spurgcl 0so., $t.O0
-t.25; glr. 2, $50, 6O-75c.; Sra
oies6en, 9orb, 50-75c.; @rbien
9Inne 9IrlmoeI 9uibcI, $t0O-t.25,
&oortoffcln. glIte, g9eit
@O. rno ga, 9ui6el, $3.50 -3.75;
aIte, 9I..D, Suidel, $3.75-4.OO; olte,
GoItern Sbore, DiO. umo So, gu.
i6el, $3.75-4.OO; neue, g5orfolf ms
$oupton, $3.50 500, neue, G6orle-
iion YrimeS, $3.50 500; SECONDS.
$500 500; @uIls, $500 800;
neue, gorf 0Rioer, $70O-750; neue.
&oppobannod, Sob, gir. T. $3.50
500.
Slide, 2robbcn unoSer.
ropins. ~ &arpien, @io., 5-Sc.
6Iunoern 8foo 6-Sc.; God, 49,
20c.; peiBer 9erd, 12-15c.; me.
oilim 6-Sc.; gelber|erd, 12-15c;
fIeine bis medium, GfunO, Csc !;
W2adrelen. @fo., 12- -15c.; SaiIors,
groBe, EflinO, 12-15c.; medium, 6
Sc; 9laIe, Eiuno. 5-Sc.; Gotfiid,
5-6c.; gIoms, bun6ert, 65-75c.;
Sedte, 9fln0, t5-iSc.; Snoppers,
@irlnO, &C.; 6roide, eroBe, GueenO,
$t.25-1.50; weididoIige 9rabben,
Oubeno, 50-75c.; 6orte arobben,
Sob, $4.5O-5.00 aor6, $2.OO-2.5O.
&Gute uno z SoI g.-@eioloene,
20c.; friibe, 1Sc.; beid6oiete, IT,
1sc.; 9rD Stint 33c.; 3olb. &c;
S6ot 75c. $1.25; 2Gmmer, DO
60c.; 9uIeh 16-1Sc.; 8ieacn, 10
-25c.; Solg Bfino, 10-11c.
&inOoieb.-S -Siinee fette Stiere
bon 1000 bis 1900 Yflffo @ctpidt.
gfo., 9-1Oc.; Sticre inter 1000
Gfo. @etpitbt, S-SHc.; Sdien,
Efo., &c; 9ullen &fo, 6-Sc.;
eroBe iilnec 2iibe, Efo., 6-Sc.; mo-
sere. 4-51ac.; 9iibe nit 9oIb, $40
go; moeere, $50, 9-315c.
Q 6meine. 6erfeI, ie nod
@roBc, Stiid, $4.OO-5.OO; S6oots,
ie nob @r0Be, $5.O0-6.OO.
&GIber. ~ Gboicc, @funo, H.
t415c.; quite, 9flmh, t3-t31Sc.;
Ibmere, Stiid, $500 2O.OO; rou6e,
Stiid, $t4OO-l6.O0; fIcine, moeerc,
$S.00A-t0.00.
2Gmmer un6 Q dale. IT.
Choice, fette S6ofc, |funo, &c;
quite, DE; rou6e, 5tiid, $500
SOC; aIte godc, EfO. &c; Sriib.
ia6rs .9dmmer. fette, 45 bis 55 BiunO
ibuer, SfO., t5c.; CUTE bis mittlcre,
&funO, 13-14c.
Sobof (@arDInnO), 100 Efuno.
~ Snferior unO froiteo, $1O-12;
gutter ecipobnIicber unO ariiuer. $t3
-15: gutter ecnobnliher, $16-t8;
mittcImdBiecr, $19-21; gutter bis
rotber, $22-24; 6oncp, $3.50;
SECONDS, geipobnlider bis mittelmG.
Biecr, $tt--1S; Secon6S, gutter bis
feier. $19-24; 9oo 9obot fire.
cured, $50; Upper Country. air.
ciirco. $S-17. MoneeIboite uno
lt9lcdlt ecniidtc 8erpodrne, t-3c.
bro Bfuno nieoriacr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21

(S5n 100 Ntun0 Soden.J Yer &oilne,
Spring Mbeot @roh $34,50-35;
@cltern W3iooIines, $40-41.
Seuuno Strob.-3 3ufll6r Scu
1856 Qonncn: Stroh 5 Sonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21
Q[cr,tlidlc 0nnIt.

Norfbaoer: r9lu, is's iebt beiier,
neil Oh bei'm Goftor worit2 @os
bat CT Cir oenn oerihrieben2"
Bauer. n's Bier bat cr mir ber-
boten."
GorfboOer; ,Sebt g'ibie6t 0irl
SGtt'it lid bon mir bebonOeln Iaiien
- bGtt' Gir's erlaubt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21
Gci rin lSrnhnaent.

SaIbe NdersBar5euen uno erober; gutter
booen; eIeItriibeS 2ldbt Bafler lino, Seifeli'
heee I'M Bali, IeIepbpHs iiito StrdBenbaDn,
9ienit; innerbaIb is Wlimiten bonn Centrum
her Sfaot @ipee baber BunqoIoipS, etntee
baben 9iuier einiqe bnben sSri6t, etHtee ltno
nefl9er nls Geni per SUB. Qdtien Ole mtp
Sbnen 5eieen wie bic 9dufer oieier @araelet
llensnhtteIioItcn berabieben. sIui Iettbte Nb6ap'
hingeH berfauft.
NoH5nIraeen Del ber 2Intticnm &elgbts Co.,
Telepbpnirt ilnb mir iperoen etc 1uiinbeH.
(9Ipr2S T&@-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21
gOritaOtriscnt6nm sn Dertamfen.
On nerfnnfen.

Btd,tla IRr aente, bic In Curtis Bah luubnsn.
@eben Gle litb bic neilen 3nuler ~ oenl
ben an Der 4rpnt, an. gne Beqiemlinietlen,
nlobern bis II dle @in5elbetten. Wlan nepnle
Orleans ooer @nrtis Bah Sleftrtlbs lteige an
aebe einen BIod ueItIib 5ur ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
!, ilHier ben oben eripdbuten 8dulerH betinoen
Ht nlebrere Qdben
Maent an Srt uno Steue hali@ nI1o SoHh'
tonS.
@nItcr 6. @eitpbal,
Glaentbhmer iinb 8nuunternebmeL
h9-20-2t Wlnniep VnIlbtna. (S2