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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-02-02
Water n Cheap Hoo Feed.

The average farmer has V shaped
trough which he fills for his hogs twice
day. This Is by no means sufficient.
A hundred pound shote requires three
gallons of water per day, and when
watering in troughs some Of the pigs.
being more aggressive than others, get
what they want and then lie In the
trough. while the weaker ones must 60
without. Arrangements for getting n
constant supply of pure water are es-
vential IL live stuck Is to e VrUducsd
eccapmacsJly.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-02-02
Modern
Farming
GEESE EASY TO RAISE.

Birds Are Not Subject to Disease and
Thrive on Pasture.
Turkeys and chickens are more sub
ject to disease than geese, and, besides,
the geese are productive for many
years, writes a correspondent of the
Iowa Homestead. One rarely ever sees
any ailment among flock, and they
will obtain most OF their living from
"green stuff" during the spring, sum-
mer and autumn. Then the feathers
from the mature goose, which may be
plucked about every six weeks during
the warm months, are quite an item.
The big, soft feather beds and pillows
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-02-02
Green Feed For Hens.

Hens need some green food In winter
if they are to lay well. Mangels, car
rots and cabbage are good. Hang
them up so that the hens can just
reach them nicely. Sprouted oats are
also good. Alfalfa and clover leaves
can be soaked up and fed to good ad-
vantage
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-02-02
Protection Aaainst Misa.

During some winters mice are very
destructive 70 fruit trees. even after
the latter have been planted several
years. Various methods of. protection
have been suggested. One method is
to wrap ordinary white building paper
aronnd the trunks just before winter
sets in. The paper is fastened with
twine.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-02-02

Westerly has new and up-to-date
bank. Bronze eagles form part OF the
interior decoration. 1t strikes us that
gold double eagles would be more appro'
pirate.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-02-02
PARAGRAPHS.

President Wilson's peace efforts did
not seem to strike very responsive
chord in Germany. Hardly has its sweet
flute like notes died away when it is an
swered by a blatant blast from the
Kaiser's war trumpet proclaiming sub
marine warfare against about everything
that floats.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-02-02

1t is stated that Rome is to build the
longest concrete arch bridge in the worlo
across the Tiber river. 1t is pity tina,
Caesar, who was some bridge builder,
cannot be present at the ceremonies OIL
the completion of the structure.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-02-02

1t is said that the people OF Switzer-
land fear German invasion. This coun-
try has not been invaded since the days
of William Tell, but these are very un-
certain times in Europe.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-02-02

We haven't heard the single "peep" OF
q revolution in South America since the
war in Europe began. Very properly
when the full orchestra is playing, the
hand organ should be silent.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-02-02

Horace johnson, the East Haddam
Conn, weather sharp, is dead. He made
New England reputation by his gooo
guesses in regard to blizzards and thaws
cold snaps and hot spells.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-02-02
LEGAL NOTICES
TOWN or JOHNSTON
I,hns,,n M p.hr,arv 10

Johnston, II. l.. February :, 1917
The undersigned, executrix OF the last Will
and testament of Leander " Peek ham late of
Tn, Town of Johns ston, deceased, which will
has been admitted to probate by TN, Probate
Court of the Town OF Johnston hereby gives
notice that she has accepted said trust and
has given bond according To law.
All persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified To file the same
In the office OF the clerk OF said court
within six months from the date OF the hrst
adve rtisement thereof.
feb. 2. St JOSEF HlNE A.PECkHAM
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-02-02
Tree Planting.

Trees should not be shipped during
the winter, as there is danger Of freez-
ing, but If there is nursery near you
trees may be bought and planted any
time during the winter that the ground
Is dry enough. Fall or spring Is best.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-02-02

A lot of Maine potatoes got roasted in
q big fire in Aroostook county the Other
day. This will not cause any decline in
potato prices.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-02-02

The present winter has pleased more
people than any winter we can remem-
ber. 1t might be well to say, however,
that we are not out of the woods yet.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-02-02

Sidney S. Rider, who probably had a
more intimate and exhaustive knowledg,
of Rhode Island history than any person
in the country, died this week.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-02-02

If a President is to be judged by his
Cabinet, Mr.. Wilson will not get a very
strong recommendation from posterity.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-02-02

A very general prayer seems to be
"Give us neither poverty nor riches" anu
particularly not the former.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-02-02

The best of glasses do not seem to be
an aid to foresight.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-02-02

Governor Beecllman is away on a two
weeks vacation, but he has left tn,
State in good hands.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-02-02

"Peace without victory" must be some
what like Hamlet with the Ghost left
out"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-02-02

Mr.. MCGOWAN seems to have been for
tunate in his boss.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-02-02

The Kaiser with his submarine fleet
will put the "kibosh' on the Vikings ol
old
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-02-02
WAR SWEPT CHIQS
The Historic Aegean Island anu
Its Stormy Career.
3kTHED IN BLOOD BY TURKS.

In 1922 an Army Of MosIens Slaughter
ed 10000 of It's People and Pillaged
and Burned the Island-Twice Laid
Waste by Earthquakes.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-02-02
Town of Johnston.
Application for the First Class LiQuo
ltcenses

The Great Western " ine Co. makes ap
plicaJon for "A licences 10 manufacture anu
sell Pure Spirituous aud Intoxicating Liquors
at " wholesale ut bsa killingiy street.
Allpersons interested are Notified TO appear
before the Town Council OF the Town ot
Johnston. Friday, February 9Th. 1917, at
O'Clock 4. NJ, at the Council Chamber At
Thornton and be heard thereon.
s. X. LUTHER,
jan26st Council Clerk
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11

Scrtnnf bon gOritaOt SaniteIIcn
nnS ScimitGttcn UOer SanIern,
bic nadl S1rrm @nmi6e esbnut perbsn.
m,- GentS 8nbrgdb.
"HeerlBe Baltimpre.GUuntg'S 'SteherH.
~"' VigentBnm srenH nn bic ntbletttbrn
,,.,, Splelplnte ber 6ricnos' Sdlnie'
'"Nwen Toreit @arf unb ref Sorcit Fdrt,
N Snitlmpre.0DuntD.
S'TmSmttste mnase gaewses, Gas nno dcfrlIbes el@t
"'' Mo3ngelannl NM alle monerncn
3 9Inss ltaottidlen Standardization.
ber b ,WeltliD bon Der G5arrifonsglberue nno
2H 9ToSss uBenhobns2inie am ~aelIo Some"
nnS plou6 bon Der Qberib 6ei9bt5sApe
oer lenen SirnbenbabnsGinte
@ie nero = am 5oreit Bdtb.
r1rnih sir raBenbdbn.2inie ldnft brett 5ufii
moburn hic, y " uno nab her untereu Stnot,
aefSartP pif5 o'e5 Belt bis 8nm Centrum Der etaOi
Wlnarb SSearisn So nno Ieidic geoinmiuoen.
liner ,e1pt M0ent, IA Si,qerinaton.ett.
(Didr5ii fmPi0P1j fm0 Pall ltebt du Sbren @ieniten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
@rlln0ltiids. llebertroallnaen.

Waorb 9l. 9fice an @n, s. go6ertS,
SiiOieite WioiberitroBe, iiobe Carroll
ton gloenue, 1876 bel 92.4 SUB, $5.
Union Yorf 9. II. 8. u. on 9lnno
Sdnliot, Oitieite Chapel nobe &c.
oeroIItroBe, 13 BEL 80 SUB, @rrnO5
$3.50, So.
&. s. Gallagher ilno Srnu anSofe
Sep. H.. Gruit Co. 8 @runOitiide,
$3t3O43.
9lrdibalo 5pfes al ellie &oien-
blum Siioieite Baltimore, nabe Der
SlnnitroBe, 1866 bel 95 SUB, @runo.
sins $4t.25, 81.
9lbra5am SfoienbIun uuO Sroii an
ardibalo Spfes, SiiOieite Baltimore
nabe 9lnnItroBe, 1876 bel 95 6uB.
@runo8ins $4t.25, ST.
SorrD Sonarebr mo 6rau an 6.
10, Sangrebt upo 5rou, SiioIeite Oer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11

oIt.gdc Scr Garrollton. rmo 9oiop-
cttc-9loenuce.
Somcs accItp an 2onis SbcrieiOcr
lmO Satin. 9torOieite Der Nloibcr-
StroBc, nobe GufeIono.9Iocnuc, IA
bel lt3, @rno5ins $65.
Sones g. Martin an E6omas W.
@ilion mo @ottin Gillette Der
Daft, uobe "a. StroBe, rs 6ei 1876,
@rtno5ins $50.
@m. %. GeineOn on Carl Sepitt
rno @ottin, @eitieite Der 6ort-9lOc,
na6e @ebIter.S StroBe, 1876 bel S5,
@rlno5ins SOL.
'SpIpia s. Sunt ourd 9lmuaIt an
oic n@ltotcs Geoelopment 60" Dit
ieite scr observation-disclosures, nobc
9(ueD, 90 bci i42.
Gbcoliuoa ". SorriS an Somes
Grompca, @eItieite Der @luIton-9loe.,
na6e @cSenrD-StroBe, 1876 bel 50,
@rlInO5ins $36.
&m. ShmiOt lmO @uttin an 9en-
iamin g. &iders lmO @attin glr.
93S, glorO @attcrion.E Eorf-9lpcnue,
@rlmo5iuS $40.
oTitle @uar. &Erilit 60" al
Souis 6. 9artea, 9torOoit.@de Sui
ton.9Ipenuc unO &amiap-StroBe.
@ilOa 9. Gorocr an Goniel 6.
Smith mo Satin, gSciticite Der 9lr-
lington-9lpenue, uabc 9laev, l2 bel
60. @rlmO6ins $4S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
6eirat6s.Qicenaen.


un0 Clara s. Slug 10, @oiooeno,
@1o.
SEQ. 81. @ottee, "a, unO @erouo
9. Sole, 90, eeidieoen.
6rcoerid s. 9eder, 81, unO Su-
ellie SO. Senrp, %; geioe bon Sim
cinnoti, 8.
Sobn 9. gcbr, 25, unO S6ereiu
2o1ner, 81.
6roncesco Goponc, "a, uno @ior.
eoret 2ion, 81.
Gbarles q. Gbriit, "a, HoBbiac,
Mo., uno Gbriitiono SCOTS, "a.
&obcrt u. Glopton, Al, 8ittper,
uno 0togOolena 9. 8olusfo, 46,
@ittpe.
@iuiom 81. Griser, 26, @opnes-
6oro, @o., uno @tbeI g. Garter. "a.
Sobn 90. Cummings, 81, uno ga
rob 8. @oniont, %, @obons. 0lo.
Carl &c. QinfeImun 10, uno 2il.
lion s. GorfrirL 10.
8eniomin sc. 0u9ois, "a, SOL.
Inns, 0aoy imO Sap Eoee GrowtDer.
25, 8eneies, Nto.
9lbrubam @pItein %. uno Sorob
2epp, 81.
g8iaiom Sciic, %, unO 9llmo @cI-
fling, 10.
@r min 9. Seribinecr, %, un0
2olilc 6. @rteI, 27; 8eioe BON @bi.
looeIpbia, go.
6ront 5. Sertitb, 81, unO Srcnc
81. Nliller, 81.
Somuel Sonissbere, 26, uno Ser.
truoc SormoB, 10.
Serbert s. Sopfielo, 29, uno Gil
iobetb 8infler, 23.
StonIeD 81. Spion, "a, intO O3ancD
@eder. 1S.
9aoDnono 9. acnooa, 27, uno
Gtbel G.. Smitb, IS.
Solcpb g8. Gesfp, %, N1onteone.
rD, 9llo., irno @tto @ump, 81.
&oporo q. 2eebcr, 25, uno Gar.
ric 6. Sutton, geiaieOcn; 9eioc bon
6rcocrid, @1o.
&obcrt S. 2iebtp, yorf-Gountp,
ga, ino Della 9. 2eotberD, 1S,
Dober, ga.
Sobn q. U1ooe, 33, g8ittmcr, uno
Ylartbn &c. GorI, 25.
@iaiom 81. @}cGoslin 81. uno
Beatrice @rpont, 81.
Seslie q. W2cGorfIe, %. Coates
bile, Euy uno MorD 9cpon, %,
Canton, Wlo.
@iuiom s. W1c@Ionc, "a, uno
giolo Il. 6rib, 10.
Carroll 80. Nlulcs, 25, g9itttpcr.
Soletborpe, MO., unO @tbel g.
Burn, 10.
Sowrence 81. BcreeoD, %, uno
8cro @. TerrD, 81.
Cabin &eiiinecr, 81, ilno 9llic,
EoDlor, 10.
gluguitus guff. SO, ggoooIono,
W1o., itno 9eiiie Slen1ing, 81.
geniamin $. SorgobIe, 27, gl6er-
oeen Yloy unO SuIo 90. Druerp, 25.
SoIOotore Scofioi %, @olbine.
tom 8. g., II. @inco8ino gaogoro, 10.
SarrD S6IoB, %, uno 5unnie
Sopperitein, 81.
Sobn u. Sdmiot, %, uno Trieoo
Gonroo, 81.
&iuiom s. Sdmitt, "a, itno Waor.
tbo alosbaH, 25.
Sarr1 9. Simmons, 81, unO Ga.
ote Nippen, 1S; @eioe bon 8olti.
-GountD, N2o.
Sreoerid 8. EoI6ot, 26, O2ep. 9eo-
n-~-r----l~u--uu~--~--uunuuu~u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
gcrIaust i'm 9lIlsemcinen.
Bm bertamfen.

3u Ocrlnnfcn.
9r 625 Sh 81. et. Grunoiiiid 80 bel 200.
8 8immer Tanfperi. COTTAGE; gegeniiber elmer
neuen SnuIe giibt in elmer bon ben Yer
Staten bcrboiener Gone 9cegen, Nillig. He9s
te Yeoinquneen. y. 6. Sngnn e Nepbeiu, ,16,
Gtt.Seringtuns (NprilO-6)
3n Ucrfnnfcn:
Sir 1880 NIT eicbten 3a6llHaen, Elm 3lueis
1i0diQes neues 3egeliienbaus. nit anen mo-
herncn NeQucinld)ieiien; pof SO SUB tief; cute
go6baribaii in g4albroof. 81 erfrnaen In
yir. 2210, 9resbnr1.9trnRe. (glprS-1O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11

foro, Moli., uno 0aabel 6. epons,
"a, eei@ieOen.
&olpb Urban, %, uno Sulio8lad,
81; 9ciOc bon 2oncoiter, 4So.
g8oltcr @on Nteter, ~, lino 6lo-
renee 80. .@reooer, 30.
SAUL g8. &otel, 33, uno 9lnno
9rebs, 80, SiebIonOtomn WlO.
George s. gSoener, 81, unO @onn
e. @ileurtner, 25.
Gborlcs @eincr, 81, unO 9lnnic 6.
@aaoce, %.
g8iaiom @elbon %, Sonoper,
DO, rnb 6ronccs 10. g8eli6, 20.
Goworo @. gSentwortb, %, uuo
glnno e. @iuioms, 10.
@ictor 6. @ii9mcDcr, 26, unO
Nionnie g. @rigbtion, 81.
g8iaiom S. Grabbs, %, ino 6ero.
&c. 8owerS, 81, 8eitniniter, 02O.
George SO. EbeiB, 25, iino 6ricOo
aoh, 90.
George IS. SoDocn 30, @ooonS,
0i0., uno 0orotbp 9. SeiImonn, 26.
@omoro s. 2ipingiton 20, Soa-
iton, 0lO., uno Souro @ol5, %.
6rcoerid 6. gIp, 81, mo Sno
0opiOion, 81.
George u. SSiocrmon "a, uno
Carrie 80. Soffnon 20.
@olf aor6, %, unO 0lonie
Gobn 23.
Sobn 8. 6orO, "a, uno 9llmo 2inc-
man. %.
Sobn z. @oG, 40, gei6icocn unO
Catherine 6. SowIer, "A, eeidicocn.
Carl 9. @ius, 81, unO 9[nnie S.
9onmon 25.
Ensquole Gelo05i 90, inO @ul.
mino Gooeli, 21; 8eioe BON Sigh
lonotomn.
@2ourice IS. g8ilfins, 90. uno 0la-
bel 9. 9ortea, 81.
Somes q. Sooees, %, unO @unicc
q. 6ooelep, 81, @oi6ington 8. s..
Charles 8. Snitb, 80, uno glgnes
6. 0iron, IS.
0oniel z. 2ome, 35, uno 4otbo.
rine Deotton, 39, geidieOen; Yeios
bon 6reOerid-G -Gountp, WHo.
Soiepb 6. 9Scoone, %, uno Wloru
i. Goscio, 20.
Somuel S. @orefol, 80, uno On.
ME gorfon 26; gcioe BON Soaep,
WorpIonO.
George S. Stein 81, uuO 0aorl
30. Suebes, %.
Carl @. @otes, 2t, unO N1oeeie
8oir, 10.
@iaiom 2ipmon 20, mo 9(nna
Cohen, II.
6rant Senbihn, 23, uno Dioric
6rep; 9eioe bon Sigblonotomu, MO.
@iainm z. Sbodelforo, jun.. 90,
uuo Nliloreo s. W8nrtiL "a.
SSobn s. @becler. SO, Baltimore.
Gountp, Nao., Il. 6ronces 6. Sbontp.
ion, 80, 3olonO Gort, W1o.
9lotbnn Goldberg, %, unO @oloic
9crfop. Is.
George S. EoDne, %, uno @iIbeI-
nina Girhner, II, @eitport, Wlo.
Mottbeip @ebner, 81, uno Eobi.
tbio 8looosnortb, 1S.
@1idoel Sf. 2ipnan "a, unO ga
rnb 9loom 1S.
&opmono 6. Soueb, 81, gfoipe'
burg, @O., uno Mprtbe 6. @eIlencr,
Is, @oibineton 9. 6.
@eorge g. 0icGubbin, 4S, eeidic.
oen unO Barbara 8. 2oiIttmon, AZ.
Mittiue.
Seromc Naitnid. 90, uuo getto
9oplon 90.
2ouis 8. 6. S9ub, 80, lno 0Iop
6. Morriner, %.
@runoitiids. .llebertroenngen.
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fen, @uidcl $3.50 2.75; Country
ipeiBe 9o6nen. 9lidel $500 $50
ObIt uno @cmiie.-glcpic!
g8. .@3o. uno ga. Sab, $2.50-9.5O;
8obnen Crime, 6lorioo, aorb, $i.0O
300; @a6sbo6nen, &orb, $i.5O-
2.50; &rout. 5lorioo. &iite 5000
100; Selleric, 6loy &iite, $3.50
800; @urfen 6loriOo, 9or6, $4.O0
800; Scale, 9loriolf, SAB, $40
300; aopfiolot, 6IoriOa. 9orb,
$t.50-400; 8uiebeIrL 9t,.Dy 100
@nmO-Sod, $500 500; |ieiier,
6la., Crate, $500 500; 5pinat.
9}oriolt, SAB, $500 1926; Gro.
bccren cIorioo, Gaort, 20 3Oc.;
Gomotcn, 6ancp, Garricr. 5000
600; Gboice, $3.50 $50.
&ortoffeIn.-@eiBc, 9uidcL
gS. .N&o. uno ga, $2.4O-2.5O; g..
g.. $3.50 2.6O; Goitern Sborc,
$3.50 -2.40; iiiBe Gortoiieln, Gait
ern Sbore, gelbe, SAB $3.50-4.00;
yort 9lipcr, SOB, $3.50-4.00;
93oro. Carolina Sob, $3.50-4.0O;
yamS. Sab. $3.00-3.50.
Slide gultcrn un6 Ger
ropins. II aarpfen @fo. 5-7c.;
6huoern @f6., 6-sc.; @oD Sboo,
Stiid, $1.0O-t.i0; 9lod. @iO, 12-
15c.; peiBer &cr6, S-t0c.; me-
oiun De; gcl6er @crb, S-10c. !;
fIeinc bis mcOilmL Bfuno. 4-5c.;
Wiodcrelcn, @fO., l2-15c.; &oiIors,
arobc, @funo. 12-t5c.; medium 6
Sc; 9(oIc, @funO. S-t0c. @ot-
fiiM. 5-6c. g(uItern Choice, Sab,
$9.O0-3.25; &rimcs. Sab, $3.50
2.75; Guns, Sob, $t.75-2.25.
S6ute unO Eolg. - @eiol'
oenc, @fo.. 20c.; friicbe, t9c.; be-
i6Goiete, t9c. QrD Stint, S3- -34c.;
3olb, $780,; 5dof. Toe. $t.25,
2Gmmcr, 30 6Oc.; 9ullen t5c.;
3icgen, 15-25c.; Enlg, &mno, 8
-10c.
9fin6bieb. -Sinee fette Sticre
bon 1000 bis 1900 @fino @cwidt
Gfo., 9-tOc.; Stiere untcr 1000
@fo. @clpic6t, s. Size; Odien
@fo., &c; guGcn 9fo., Csc; /;
sroBc ilingc aiibc, @fo. Csc; mo-
eere, A 4-51ac.; s{iibe init aolb, $40
-65; moaere, $50. 3-31ac.
9 dmcine. ~ Scrtcl. ie nod
GroBc, Stiid. $500 800; Sboots
ie nod @roBc, $3.5O-4.50.
aGGber. G6oicc, @fo., t4c.;
cute, &iuno, 10 1876; itlucre,
Sfiid, SIS %; roube, $t4-16;
tleinc, ooere, So TO-
9Gmmer uno 2 dale. II
Choice fette S@oie, @iuno, &c.
quite, 4-51ac.; rou6e, Stiid, $3.50
2.5O; aIte 9ode, &fo., 4-5c.
2obot (@orpIouO), 100 Tfuno.
II Snfcrior uns 'roitco, &C. S; GIL.
ter eemobnlider mo eriincr, $1,000
1900; eiitci 1cipobnlider, $14.00
HOO; mittelmdbigcr, $3.50;
gutter bis rot6cr, $21.OO-2 24o0;
Soncb, $25; ScconoS, eetuo6nIi6cr
bis mitteIm6Bieer, $t1-i7; Sc.
COMBS. outer bis feincr. $1S-22;
@oD Eobof, fire,cureO, $50; lip.
per GountrD, oir.curco, $S-t7.
Muneelbofte imO ihlcd)t gemiid]te
@erpodimg t-3c. pro EiunO nie-
oriqer.
glusgefdIodtete Q DIN t.
ne. ~ @. .0lo. uno @a., leitbte, BIO,
15H-16c.; Siio.W}o. uno @o., leid.
te, Efoy t5-t51ac.; fcinc mittIere,
8f6., 14-15c.; lhncrc, eute, BIO,
~ -13c.; StaoS uno Sdue, $50,
tt-12c.; @bcr, idmerc, alte rmo
rorbc, Ei6y 9--t0c.
=. a.. oruls r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11

Seine 9Gnfidt. ~ Gin Sunee
froqt allf ser StraBe einen Serrn:
e. ..e .entiduloieen Q. %.
Sie, mo /. lift bier S.. S.. Die
ct. St. Stottottottottotteridu-
Ie?- Garouf ser Serr: nslber Sum
oe, wos ipillIte oenn in Der Stotter-
idulc, ou founIt sod ibon 10 gut
ltotteru"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11

1853 smibciIc Goshen Oil plo......... AZ
800 elnibcilc gosoen CI COM ca 00) 1898
elutbeilc Eauiion Gbent 9o...... asA
10 gntbcilc Eduiiou Chem 9o...,. 5s
gluibcilc ~ & Nl Srii goiI @aui S0N
"A gnibeiIc lgonou Nallep 7rad. com 20
130 gnbeile @cna S. & g. eom... 1o's
30 smibeiIe llniico RalpaOS Co.. 2eA
$1,000 Baltimore Gin der. io0i......,. iOoH
1000 Baltimore 9raciou 5er..........i0f
1000 Chicago Gin 9lp 5er.,......... olA
100 Goni @ouer (gloien) .......,,.i
$500 Conf @ouer (Gotenl .........; .;io4h
1000 @oni Goal Ger Ger..................i0
500 Goshen & so. i00#
1000 Goshen Oil & eiaS Ger .,...,... tot
1000 Gn Gorn Corp. Ger r......,.....i i00A
1000 NiarNlnn6 4er. 1927. .......'.... 100
2o0O Bubble serocc Nloe. 5cr....,.,. ..ioi
200 lluieo 9ailipaDS 500. 5cr....... ss
1000 uuieb @ninuabS 4. 4cr. ......... Slh
1000 lluico AalnabS inc. 4er......... d5h
20OO llnfco @aiionuS ine 4er.....-.. G61h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11

Y /. - EltBellO, WtO. llllO Puv
3tc.; Goitern S6ore @2o imo ga.
Bic; peitlidbe (Cbio), Bic; @.@o.,
3tc.; iiiolide (9loro,Garolino) 30c.;
,@nteneier. SOC.
gutter. Separator, Eiuuo,
44-46c.; Erints, " Eilno AZ
46c.; 9rints, I Ehmo, d4-46c.;
9Iods, 2 &fmo. 43 -46c.; Goirp
Grints, Wao., ga. 3d.. 20 Bic;
Storepadeo. % Soc; Olols, Wlo.
uno Ea., 30c.; &olIs, @.-8o, 30c.
2ebenoe8 @efliig e l.-Siib-
ner, iunge @firn0, 25- -26c.; oIte
Siibner, 24c.; alte SGbne uno Stoss,
t2-13c.; @ntcu iimgc, 20-2tc.;
tIeine, t7-1Sc.; Souben. olte imS
illnee @oore, 35c.; Guinea @efliigel.
iiluees, ~ @funo, 25- S5c. fIei,
neres, 25c.
@obnen uno Grbicn. II
S6iuneb @rbien guiedl. $500
2.75; 9lclu Sra Gr6icn 9uldcI.
$3.50 2,75; &Iad o0er Com Orb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11

SSulIC-, luDt OulttltubOS II UVl %
SUB, $500.
0omcnico 9tol6 unO 6rou an Gar
memo geIOrino rnO 6rou, gtorOpeit-
@de Si96. unO 5opnitraBe, @ruuOJ
$75, $5.
Girginio 8. Queen Il. q. oil 6reo.
6. @barfint unO 5rol 9}orOIeitc Der
2t., nabe 9arcloDitrnBe, ID bel so
Sub, @rlmOjins $73, So.
Wloria @berot an 6ronces Nleiler
II. 81, SiiOieite &ebnolositr-, nobc
Sort 9Inenue, ~ bel So SUB, @runO-
gins $96, So.
9(unie DC. 6erris IL q. oil Nlouoe
Q. gIoOiion, 3 @rmoltiide, So.
Sobn s. Gorlin an 9iobert Wlot-
t6eps 2orrimorc, Siiopeitieite tRei-
lTerstopn @ooO, nobe lllman 9loe,
2l.S 6ei 100 SUB, @rlmo5ins 800, So.
Solomon 2. SdIoB unO 5rnu al
N8orris &obn, Siiopeitieite 2inoer-
9loenuc, uobe TucatelitraBe, 16 bel
100 SUB, So.
Catherine carleton mo @ntte al
O(oro NorfielO II. g., Ger 1861, @cn-
iouitroBe, So.
Sobn S. Surlt all Ho6ert S6eorer
unO 6rau, @citieite Cottage. nobe
@ioIet sIoenlIe, rs bci II Sub, @r5
$50, So.
&oIono @arf So. al 90. Gillian
SenoerIon, @rlmoitiide, So.
SSobu 6. Gaoes Il. 81, Eruitees, all
Sobn 3. 9toiemcr uno Srou, Sno-
Ieite Sliper., nobe GbeiteritroBe, IA
bel 70 Sub, 5000
SorrD @. @eogle uno SrniI an W.
6. Buell. nno @ottin @eitieite Sie-
miugton 9lpenue, no6e 81. Strobe
1874 ci 94 Sub. @rrno5ins $35, $5.
@acloo Bolef al SSoiep6 9olcf,
O}oroIcitc Suoion- nabe SoreitroBe,
@rlno5ins $275O, So.
q. Sboror Steuort an 9Iellie ).
Nlorton, Sii0ieite Scr Mooiion., na9e
@ropes- StraBe, IA bel 50.
,g. 3. @oaoe6er Eeoltp 60" II.
81. al 3. Gal GoGers, 2 @runoitiide.
g0waro @. Osborn unO @attin an
Geo. 9. Osborn Norooitieitc Der 3d.,
no6e SiccicsStroBe.
q. @ictor Selcnfo an Gooio q.
MoIcnItod, 5 @rilnoitiidc, $3400.
Gopio g. &oienItod all Soicpb
SiIberItein. s @runoitiide.
9(ueitItus Sanpion an Senrp y.
S6ropfer, Siiopeiticitc Der @oDIon-,
no6c Gaelc.StroBe, 10 bel IS, @ro5.
$4S.
,Gwelline Souie 60" an @m. q.
Tau itn6 @ottiu, DItieite Der Oiople-,
no6e @iror0-2lpenue, 1871 BEL t22,
@rllnO5ins $42,,
6. Waltcr 6roIt an Die 0Somp0en
9. 9l.," 2 @runoitiide.
glias @. 6roIt mO Satin an
SbereIo q. areiner, 9toroieite Der
81. StroBc nobc Gbeltnit-9loenIc,
% bel 100.
Sberela g. &rencr an George st.
StunsfieIO rm0 Satin. S1orOicite Ger
81. StroBe, nobe Geitmlt.9loenuc, %
bel 100.
GoIe 6rotontono an 9lnnie Bruno
II. a., SItieite Der @lopcr-StroBe,
nabe 6oiier-9lpenle, t3 bel 65. @ro5
$40.
Sobn Sonnibol, SruItee, an 9lonm
s. araber II. g., gloroieite Der 6oir.
mount-9lOemue, na6e HoIe-StroBc,
t4.6 BEL 73, @rlmS5ins $43.50.
st. Murb's 6enole Orphan Pin.
liIm~ II. q. an Morris gaOermou H.
Satin 2 @runoitiide.
Marb g. Sglebort, yiodlaBperiuol-
term, an @orp 9. S9le6urt Oitieite
Der 9omboro-, nnbe Monroe-StroBe,
13 bel t50, @rlmo5ins $3.50.
GieieIbe an @benoieielbe, 9loro-
ieite ser 2ombaro.StroBe, nobe sui
ton-9loenue, Is bel 90, @runo5ins
$50.
iSronf 9. glppleitein an @mma s.
Siearoon. SiiOieite Scr 9erington.,
nobc @ulasfi.Strabe, 13 bel 70,
@rlmo5ins $52.
9(rt6ur 6. 9bitc mo Satin an
9ouis e. Ronft, @eitieite Ger 9lur.
tom, nobe glort6-9lpemne, 14.3 bei
9t.31a, Gjrino5ins $40.
SoncS g. Robnlon mo @nttin an
Die IS. 8, 9iobiniou Son, go, gsor0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
NaItimOrcr Wlarftbcridt.

GienItnG 10. 9lpril 1917.
Wlebl - 3uiltbr 5000 6Giier,
einidlicBlid 1875 6diier 0u 9ocuIt.
&oiut imo 2t3 SGiicr 5it Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
@urltaOtciacntbnm sm Serfamfem.


3u bertnnicu:
SauS NIT 8mmern 8ao uno Speiielam
mer, SiibHerbaus uno sSoi Obitbdnme etc
bon SiraBcnbabn 1lan aorci1irc: g. gR. sO",
ScuHdler 6urreipunoeut (glpr11-13)
qslr boben Die foIoenoen niinibensperiben
gldge, Die gegen leidie 8eoinguneen eeiauit
meroeu. fanncTi
peIiieer als Gents bro Guaoratfiib
28 glder WleiIen bon Der @tuof, S25O0.
go Nder, nabe Sarman's Station. $50 pro
Wder.
66 gtder nabe GIorrs Station an ngB. y.
& 81 o. R.", $50 bro Qlder.
150 Mder. iabe Sone'S Station uno am
gBaiier, $50 bro ELDER
&. GBarles 2intbtcnn G Bro,
Bbone e. @anl 7340. 217-2t9 St RauI.Str.
(glpriI5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11

Sprie @beot @roe, $47.50-4S.OO;
@eltcrn W3iOolinoS, $47.5O-4S.0O.
Seuuno Strob.- -3uiubr Sen
70 Eonnen, Strob - Somcn.