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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-09

Primarily a comedy, but contain
ing a number Of thrills, The Countess
Charming, Julian Eltinge's first Para
mount picture, will be shown at the
Garrick theatre today and Saturday.
This is the first appearance of the
distinguished feminine impersonator
on the screen and it is promised will
bid fair to excel anything he has yet
attempted. j
A Rich Mans Plaything, the cur
rent William Fox feature starring
Valeska Suratt opens for two days
run at the Isis theater today.
A Rich Mans Plaything is the
story of a humble country girl who
is thrown into the life of a financier,
who to escape the city life and peo-
pie he has come to hate. goes to
work in one Of his oyster canneries
where the girl (CValeska Suratt)
works.
Although this man loves the girl
he is haunted by fear that if she by
marrying him is placed in the atmo-
sphere of wealth she will become
like other wealthy women he has
known.
To satisfy himself on this point he
puts her to a test, a cruel, unjustified
test. It makes her a mere puppet, a
plaything in his hands.
When the girl discovers the test
what to her was a trick-she spurns
the man. But then-he sees the base
ness of his deed and repents. She.
for she really loves this powerful
man. forgives him.
Miss Suratt is supported by a verv
strong cast including such playeT$
as Edward Martindel, John Dillon,
Charles Craig. Robert Cummings and
Gladys Kelly.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-09
KOPELMAN and CLORN
JOIN AVIATION CORPS
Two ksIl Known Fargo Young Men
Pass Examinations at Local
Recruiting Station.

Kenneth Clorn. city salesman for
the Stone Ordean Wells company,
enlisted this morning I'm the aviation
corps and will leave Fargo Saturday
morning for Aberdeen. s. D.. and
thence TO Jefferson Barracks. where
orders will be given him to proceed
to one Of the training camps. Mr..
Clorn has been q resident of Fargo
two years. His home Is at Rhine
lander. WIS.
Arthur Kopelman, paying teller at.
the First National bank. has passed
his first examination for entrance
into the aviation service. He en-
listed this morning. Mr.. Ropeiman
will leave Fargo Monday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-09
NO REPORT YET MADE
ON LABORATORY FINDING
Northwood Double Death Case Fails
Of SoIution-Victims Buried
Thursday,

Grand Forks. N. D., Nov. 9.-No re-
port has yet been made by the state
public health laboratory on the an
alysis being made Of the contents
of the stomachs Of Olaf Boon, Of
Northwood, and his son Lester, found
dead at their home, supposedly
poison victims. 90
officials are baffled in their at
tempt to fix responsibility for the
two deaths, the theory that the faith
er killed the boy and himself lacking
supporting evidence.
The bodies of the father and son
were buried yesterday in North
wood.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-09
STEAMED BREAD.

Mix one-half cup -four. one-half
cup rye -four. one cup graham -four,
one cup corn meal. two cups milk,
two and one-half cups seeded raisins,
one cup boiling water. one teaspoon
baking soda, one welI-beaten egg,
one-half teaspoon salt. Steam
steadily for four hours in CREASED
mold, then turn out and bake twenty
minutes, or till dry enough to cut
easily.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-09

paign. Theodore N. Vail, president
of the American Telephone and Tele-
graph company. was elected chair
man of the committee and DR.. H. N.
McCracken. president of Vassar col
lege was appointed executive secre-
tary. Other members Of the commit
tee are Cardinal James Gibbons,
Bishop William Lawrence, Boston;
DR.. Henry Van Dyke. former minis
ter to the Netherlands; John w. Brit
ton, San Francisco: Benjamin Gratz,
st. Louis: Bancroft B. Johnson, Chi
cago baseball magnate: Harvey
Lindley, Seattle and John Mitchell,
mayor OF New York.
Every person taking out a mem
bership during the Christmas drive
will be known as q, Christmas mem
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-09
N. D. BRIEFS

Jamestown-Farmer journeying to
jamestown in the future will be pro
vided with hitching posts for their
horses as the result of action taken
| by members of the jamestown Com
mercial club.
Wyndmere-Farmers with plenty OF
fodder and feed on hand are taking
advantage Of the many auction sales
| in this vicinity of the state and are
stocking up with cattle.
Tioga-Business men Of this city
have contributed $3.50 to the local
branch of the American Red Cross.
The amount was used in the purchase
of coal and make comfortable the
quarters.
Lidgerwood-Chiefo Of Police George
Goolebey, Night Waterman Harry
Stone and Dep. Sheriff J. w. Stiteler
raided the premises of James Bur
rows Sunday evening, capturing ff-
teen quarts of whisky.
Gackle-Simon Beiber broke his
nose in a peculiar manner yesterday
when a piece of wood over which he
was working few up. His cheek was
badly bruised.
Oakes-The Cakes district OF the
Norwegian Lutheran Church Of Amer
lea was organized at the Immanual
church near DeLamere, N. ID. The dis
trict comprises the counties OF Ran
som, Sargent, LaMoure, Dtckey ana
part of Richland.
Don't miss securing some of those
cut roses on sale at Blacks Satur-
day, only 35c a dozen g dozen for
$1).-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-09

on his return from Washington Sat-
urday. Management Of the cam
paign in the division has been placed
in his hands and it was to confer
with national heads of the organiza-
ton upon the matter that he visited
Washington.
The general features of the mem
bership campaign were worked out
at national headquarters Of the Red
Cross during a conference Thursday
which was attended by representa-
tives Of every Red Cross division in
the country.
Vail Heads Work.
A national Christmas drive mem
bership committee was appointed by
the war council to have general
charge Of the conduct of the cam
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-09
THREE ARE ARRESTED.
New Salem Men Are Charged With
DisIoyal Activities.


Mandan, N. D., Nov. 9.--Three
well known residents Of New Salem,
Rev. ]. Fontana, pastor OF the Ger
man Lutheran congregation; Henry
Engelter, former postmaster. who is
at present a business man; and Col.
4. A. Schneider, retired, and former
county auditor Of Mercer county,
who at present is living in New
Salem, were arrested by United
States Deputy Marshal Cameron at
the request of federal authorities,
charged with endeavoring to use
their influence to give comfort and
sympathy to the enemy.
They were brought to Mandan and
arraigned before United States Com
missioner Evert Lanterman. who
fixed their hearing for Nov. q.
Commissioner Lanterman fixed the
bonds in each case at $1,000. The
bonds have been furnished.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-09
Change In Plans May
Keep North DakotdnS
At Greene Some Time

There is a growing possibility that
the North Dakota regiment, the 164th
u. S. Inf, will not go to Camp Mills,
but will go to another camp now be-
ing prepared elsewhere.
Mail for members of the 164th u.
S. Inf, should be addressed to Camp
Greene.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-09

Charlotte, N. c., Nov. .. - While
the Forty-first division has been off,
cially moved to Camp Mills, Mineola,
Long Island, the North Dakota regi-
ment still is at Camp Greene, and it
is now believed that 1t will remain
here for some time.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-09
BOLLEY ADDRESSES MEETING.
Speaks Before south Dakota Academy
nm Csrnn Rotation.

Speaks Before south Dakota Academy
ON Crop Rotation.
H. l. Bolley, of the North Dakota
Agricultural college, was among the
speakers on the program at the an
nual convention in Bookings, S. D.,
of the South Dakota Academy of
Science.
Mr.. Bolley discussed future steps In
crop production. He championed the
belief that the highest success in crop
production only will be obtained by
combating plant disease organisms
and injurious soil organisms and ad-
vocated crop rotations for renovating
soils which have become diseased.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-09

Jamestown-Jamesto ladies met
with ready response from business
men and others In their campaign to
secure a $500 emergency fund for
jamestown Co. H, One Hundred and
Sixty-fouTth United States infantry.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-09
Land Transfers


BerIt johnson ct ais. to Lower Ma
pie River Church, 1 acre in 1-I4O-4s;
SIS.
CLAUS .. Goldberg and wife 20 Mar
Gus MaIsy, Sc 80 sW 3A-137-55. SIS, 400.
Marcus h1aleY 70 r. j. Fautch. same
land Sf7.4A0.
Fargo college 10 Clyde Peters, lots
20 IL and LOTS l3 10 ~ blk ~ and
All blk Is Watts ad Leonard $3.50.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-09

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13

47S3 uuo Abs, 9ocllit.9lbenuc, go.
nouS, Ourd gInpolt g(rtblr g..
Sonn iiir oie Gi1cutbilmer all $.
s. @ebcr. Iieie @riino5inieu iiuO
in Sobc bon ie $36.
Gic Sirmo @oploro 8roots & Go.
perinietbctc Oen 2ooen Nr. 3t2, @eit.
9iOOlc-StraBe, fir 3. g& SonOrld
an Gin nenorgoniiirteS g(utomobil.
llnterucbmen ais Gienititotion.
Gicielbe 6trmo pernliet6ete fir
Serrn George Gobereiner OaS 5ruci-
itodigc SauS gIr. 1901, 2oDeoroue
9Illep, meldeS fir @oroec. 3wede BE-
nubt mar, an Oie @llrrop Wlotor
Gar So. fiir Ocren 3mede.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13
SDlOateaipradlt.

Der tdeIibe aampf. bas eipige Ges
geniiberIiesen i'm S6iibenoraben
brinst Is nit ii9, OaB Ii9 gsiutHe
frsuOe QlusOriide III ser eigeneu @prd-
DE ein5ubiirsern begiuncu unb boB iie
euOli1 in perdnosrter 5orm oem eiees
nen Sprd@Thabe einperleibt perotn.
@ieIfan peri9pinben iloo9 Oiele
gusoriide uHD bItiben nur ais biitos
ride Grinuerungeu an GENTLE Gpis
IObeu erbuIten 60 bat iicA in bcr IeB
ten 3eit elm G4iibengrabeHsT sTrans6s
liI9 berangebiloet, lpie es bereits TN
3rieee 1S70-71 Bel ben Deuti9eu
entItonben mar.
Sdon odmols tpor ,dls dLlgemeinc
gcsei6uung fir ben TrausoTen oas
Bort .9arIepu6". ooer audi mWAhes
pub iibli9; aus Der sIeiden 3eit
Ifammt bic observation-disclosures bes
~pabIdn" in Elm rpiIdns", cine 9e-
5ei6nuns, sic IiG bts beute i'm oeuta
fc5en Seere erDdlten bat un6 mertpiirs
bigeripeiIe ou9 fit bic Fron36iifhen
pferbe eebrou1t miro. Gntipremenb
einem Ieiner 2ieblingsrufe beiBt bsr
Sran3oie gegenpdrtig nDblaIa". ipdbr
reno cine dnocre 9e5eianung nSbuI0s
mong" lautet, Elm MOrt, bds iiA our9
Oas befdnute frdn5OiiIcbe 3ommunoo
tout le monbc Ell dbant~ (Das San
sc por) ertlGren lGbt.
Die GenegaIneeer iperben tpsgen
ibrer beIouoeren Rampfesart sstp0bus
lid D8dumaffen" gsnannt. llnertldra
lid bIeibt obcr Elm dnberer, fit Die
feinoIihen aolouiaItruppeu febr ses
brduhli6er 9tusorud, bic oft aIs nGie-
iods" be3eibnet tperben.
QIus 3uaOsn fperben nit bequemer
GinoeutI1ung, bic ousleid bem seSuns
ben !0umor Oer oeutT6en SolDatsn
cntipri9t, n,3uofFen", fpdbrsnb re@t
bdufig oie NIT betferem @eIdrei dns
itiirmenDen 5drbiaen ais rRaben" be-
oeidnet iperben.
Die ge6rGunIibite @enenuuug Oer
GnslGnOer iit nGommD". @eleeentlit5
tdubt ober aud Der 9tusorud nGuBs
baatnbidner" auf.
SiibId lit enOIid audi bic geSeia-
niag nNopii" fir eiueu Grguot. Sic
1T bdburb entiton0en, boB Die in
5ranfretcb cinriidenoen DeutIAen ouf
ibr Segebren udb einem &ognof ADJ
ieI5udenb bic Qtntiport iii MP a pIus"
erbielttn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13
WSnf strilmpfe ftOpfen.

Nlortiu 8. 9rcuocl BON Str. 1859,
0it.&rciton.5troBe, 1T crit ein SoDr
pcr6cirotbet, fonntc ober nod ieiner
9lngobe ieine Srou nidt oo5u beme.
gen. ieine 5triimpfc 81 itopfen. @r
ielblt bat pGbreno Oielcr 3cit nir
cinen glii5ug, orci &oar Striimpie
ino ein Eaidcntub erboItcrt ipbdreno
ieinc @ottin iicb tbeltrc Sddcn taui.
tc. 9rcn0el polte Dem &itbtcr bic
5crrilienen Striimoic 5eigcn, ood mar
Serr Iomfins bonn norO6itlihen go
li5eiecrid)t, Dur iuelcbcm oic ger6ano-
liwg ltattfon0, Oonit ribt cinocritan.
sen. 6rou @rcnoel ibrerieits crfl1r.
te, OoB i6r @lom iebr Ieid)t crreet
miro mo iie 0onu init elmer 9icrflo.
iHe ibldgt. Wlortin mar bcreit, Iei.
ner 6rou ncben ibrem aoiteeIO nod
5luci CoIlorS 5un 9(tsaebcn 81 be.
ipilligcn, porouseeieet OoB Iic i'm
Die Striimpfc itopit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13
.Neirnt6s.qiccn,rn.

@omoro 9lofe, 81 ltnO gtettie g(i6.
buL 20, geiOc bon @oncoiter.Gountp,
So.
@eorae gs. G5rp, so, S8ittlpcr, rno
Sable Z. Nlomus, AZ. Sgittruc.
SamleG q. 9. 6ronner, 81, 9tep-
Yorf, 93.9., inO 6unnic Go6en, 25.
NPihoel @ucn0ert, as, @ittmcr,
uno @li5o6etb Gniriul, 43, @ittuc.
S9iuiom s. Seuri1, 81, lnO Selen
g. Gongcr IS, 9ciOe bon @oibing.
tan, 3. 6.
Samcs S. QittIc, 90, imO 0lcIGe
Sgben, Is.
SomueI q. SorsIa, 80, unO 6rou4
ccs Soliii, q.
Sobu ". 9aB, %, nno 6ricOa
SdeIlc, IS.
2ouis Soidcs, 90, itu0 0lipia SIC,
icsco, 81.
Sinpmono 81. 9lo6ertS, 25, N2cOio,
So unO glnno 6. Singer, t6, Gina,
@o.
G6omoS s. 9cunep, 81, mo 81.
bian S, pcolp, 10.
6rcO.\ g. GbeIIiie, 80, unO aotic
&alOron %, 9eoe bon Sio6lono,
toluu, NiO.
GbarIeS u. Ecmbrofc, 33. itrO 2ucv
Scbb,32,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13

Ser ins g8aIier @efoIlcne (3u iei,l
nem 2ebensretter): rWaein eon5es
Seben lang iper0e id Sbncn Ooiif-
bar Icin-Sier nebmer sic einIttpci.
len Oieien Eboler, ttebr babe ib lei
Der ilidbt Bel nirl"
0@s 1T ein 6iinFmorfihidl~
SOL 9onn geber sic mir 5tnet
Wlorf anritdI"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Gas pnuS an scr SiiopcitGdc Ser
Saiopette 9loenue unO SSobn-StroBc
iuurOe Ourd ocn Geitonientsuoll.
itreder Charles Nlarfell an 9Iuorcip
g. g'iholoion ser Commonwealth.
9ouf" oerfollft.
Ger Sieoltb 0iort bcridtct Ocu
@ertolf bon 5iuci einEoS6orcn
@rupo5inicn ouf bic S6uicr 9lr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13

Sufel: ,,0u nio9It en 10 critaun-
teS @eiibtl 9lufrihtig geitonocn:
mid boit gu pobl nidlt crtpdrtet2"
Reife: nNein 0rtell SD cripor.
tcte oen @elobrieftf1gerl 9lber 0os
lit ia ihlRBli1 oosielbel"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13
O6aaern6[.

Plus Berlin ipirO seT1rie6en: SIN
nergougenen Sabre bonn HrisgSuuss
fhuB fir pflan5liAe unb tieriI6e Dele
uuS 8etie i'm @roBen unternommene
@erTu9c, Gbltterne oer 2elgelpinnung
nuBbar 5u MAIDEN, Iieferten teiu be-
frieoigenoes Grgebnis. Die 2itcrdtirz
angdben iiber ben 0elgebalt cripielen
iib oIs Su bod segrifIeu. Dcr aricsss
ausl9uB bot es niAt bei ben Nodpriia
fungCn i'm 2dboratorium betpenben
laFien, ipuoern Die gefammeIten 0bIts
lernren9en 0ur@ ieinen @dlagperluD
i'm @rnBen ouf Del perurbeiten Iunen.
Das Grgcbnis itano IsiOer in teinem
@erbdltnis 3u Der dufgepanDten
Miibe unb 5u Den entItunDenen Soften.
Die 8ienerts GelmiibIe bat Gin gerfabs
rem erfiinoen, bic &rsnnung Der Wlan-
bel BON Ben 5molen mol6tnea Su er
m0gli9en. Die dngeponbte Nppdrutur
lit bic oentbdr einfa6Ie, BAG @erfabs
rem IelbIt bietet tcinsrlei Gbpicrigfei-
ten mebr.
Die crfplgreicbc Dur6fii6rung oies
fer Nrbeitcn bat ben 2riegsonsItDuB
DeranlaBt, bic Sbitterne sur St6rtuug
unlerer GelbilanS in OieIcm Sabre
beranSu3iehcn. 8ie Sdmmlung ers
itredt iih auF &trIGs, 3petTnsns uno
Bflaumsiuerne, Ioipie auf Wlirdbels
lsnz, ReinecIdubens uno Aprifplens
tcrne. @leiASeitig ipiro Ste @amma
lung Ser &iirbisterne, bic cine 0eIauss
beute bon 10 pro5ert bel @srfuden
i'm @rpBeu ergabeu, NIT ben Stein
obHternen berbunOcn 2tllc un6tren
Sbitterne blsiben unberiidiibtigt.
Die @aterldnoii9eu 5rouenDereine
huben III oontcusperter @etIe bic Grs
rthtung bon SammcIitellen i'll alien
beutinen @auen iibcrnommeu, sur
NblieFerun9 Der in SHule un0 6aus
gclammeItsu 0blttcrumengeu Die
2eruc ieIbit iinb gerpdTAen uno ges
trodnet, fOipie eetreunt nab 2lrteu all
IammeIn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13

3ienItm1oHeu (einen 9ricf crbre.
hero). 80 oieier Solitufel Die Der.
loblirg lit oufeeIoit, ihreibt er
(5ornig) oo berlanee id ober oiicb ale
@elhenfc eriett, Sic i'd ibn ecritntbt
babe mas foiten Sbrc 3igorren
pro Stiid. anG' @err2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13
@eIdafts.g .gcIcacn6citen.

Ndnipncn bpn Eunnrs iprrocn OcrnuSaa6t
I'M 9surioIi 6loitcn Aonbof Cape Charles Sort
lno ieters Ser Giicnbubnen Sonlini uacb giors
ioli mo beaiuni Elm @ei1dit c5ute edocn fir
Seliiateilens@ta hNMemcnis, muiiialifcbc Snitrns
nlenic Nerrens9lrtifcl Scioers Yubiunarclis
Sdnetbcrs NeparimentsQd0en oOer G5runoiide
fir Snbrien &eibdtsDducr 81 oerfdufen
obcr 8lt bcrpdbten 2. 4. WMSDunm & Gu,
Gnite GOO 6iti5cnc gant, giorfoi, @a. 9ieies
rcn5cn: Sraeno etne 0dni. (6ehi1--17)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13
ainonaieIIe @Ioiien.

3ciitide 3eititroen gefnIlcn iih IN
Der 9cboiiptitng, SSroufreid per0f-
fentlide fcine Berlititliiten Dos iii
imipobr: ieOen @oheutog erideirt
Der ourtlid]e &urs6ettel Der &oriier
@orIc.
SSn 9fuBlono ilid)t man nod imncr
nod Dem itnrfenMonn, Der oie Stim-
mIng un6 Den 9iubel 5t beben per-
ntog
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13
Ole Satptfo cb E.

sreinoiu: :. .03egrcife rtidbt, ipie
0u MIR on' oas longpeilige 9elg III
Der Seitiine pcrIMlineen fonnit. SD
fir meinen Sbeil leie blob 0os 9tf.
lucille: ole Seirotbsanuoueu!" IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13

aauten eie Ii1 NOD beuie cine bon oteicit
ipotibiuiQen Sarnien.
2ss Hfcr f6O in auIhir, rs gtdcr outer
ggoIo, aueS epcnes 2aro. leiht ~ 6s1TpeiissID, c
Is glder IN 9eei8en 2 8dnier, eine SO BET lo,
bos anoerc "a bef Is, Z arobe StdIle tn bor'
9ieIi6er @erfonnq, fopie ale anoeren not0'
oacn Gebdiioe Sbllgorieu
6iaeniBhmer min neitn fcfcrt heriouit
iainntilidcS Snbcnfar beifiacn, 8ieroe, z
sliibe cine gtr5dbl Gcbpeine, 9iloner, toipte aue
OnrnsWlaf6incn iiiin ca. 1000 SUB Bnuhol5.
2Beaet 0ranipeit ocs Belitcrs nnr S350O.OO.
Dtciec it ein anberer Bargain.
1870 Qldcr, 100 Mder borsiielber Q8alo, 80
Nder IN gliter NnIhir befInclbes Qdnb, gpobns
bnus NIT 8inLncr ncner YiibnerItau 90
bel 10. omie Bebiian mno WldlSbnuS.
Wenu ipfurt bertnnTt pin Gioenbilner
idmmtlide glnbel. 9ueeb, Bferoeaeidirr, @gae,
8ilnqe 2uciihnior, oiuie elm Yfcro urln ca. 90
9nbner bciileer Bur S250000. Qeihie 9es
binQuneen Der @dobeitouo ulleiu IN mebr
uerib, nIS hcr asreis, ipeIber fit bic 5arnl
Qeoroert miro.
@nt. 9iihbers, q. s"sr,.r. s"s
(GebrD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13

elbpnaenteu, bic ben ,Scntlncu Gurreipon.
bruter" nidlt pitultltd upfr nnrcaelmiAig CT.
Dnltcu, gnh nc6ctcu, Der Office bnnom Der Sc.
lepbuu ppeF inrtttIln @ilHbsllAua ~ MAIDEN,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13

Mtbrere engliIde gldtter iuiTeu
Dnn eiuem ieltldmen g(6enteucr oes
PrdIioenteu 4oincore uno leiner Sat
tin 81 berihten. 8ei Teinem alabeubs
licben Spd5iergang in ben Gjdrttu bes
GIbiee itieBeu Die beioen all Der 9ies
sung zines 2aubengdnges plDbtib uuf
einen rteiisen 9tffen, Der gRieue mod)te,
iia duf oas qoar 3u Itiir5en g(ls
0ierer bsrbeieiIten, tletterte Ser gtFFc
allf etnen boAen @aum. SIS itellte gic6
berdls, odB ooS Eier @i0entum pes
bicbt neben Dem GliIee pobneuDeu 9as
ron Senrp 9OtbIniIO mar, Ser e8 pes
Gen per 5cItenHeit feiner gloTIe aus
Atrttd mitgebrddt bate. Ser 9lffe
lteB ii4 niht beipegen. bos Glifes ali
oerlohen, bis fein fcbparser QDGrter
in cinem bend1bdrten Gufe aeFunben
lpuroe, 0er ibu born nit leihtcr gliibe
in ieineu 9dfis 5uriidbro6Ie,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13
Gin q pra d a enic.

r8er 1T ser Serr nit Dem interei.
iontet Gopf om Rad)bortiih2"
80, ons lit ein iebr aclebrtes SnuS.
Gr ipridt Die idmmtlidben SyEadbcn
anierer Geiu0cs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13
gum ser 5dDuticrc.

81; nSae' nal, mos ltefit Oh ocm
pa IN sic @eiteutalac2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13
StcucnseindJc.
3a berfanfcn.

9n bcrfnnfrn:
2oairbnns, quite Gage, gut einqeri9iet. per'
Jmeneuie loeis969ltc ibut @lli,e @elnalie.
tSehr6-1D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13

@cllnerirt-rSb sSroa ban SoIb,
Der neue 11ictbcr 1T oerriidt eeipor.
ben"
Ssrdit ban Saib- oSgos bat er
Oenr eetbdn9"
/ &euncriu-a@r poIIte lid nod
elm 5ipeites Nlol @flaumen uebmen." "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13

BON elmer 99ittpe Gin W1doden fir an9t'
meine pansnrbcit bel elmer Rerton IN eliicni
SpartmeHt; Elm nusgc5ebneies Setm fit Die
ie0ie Perion gtdb5nfrnaen Gienlug nor IL
ilpr IN Nr. $40, &bttelrd.Str. (5ebri4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13

Bcrlangt
!. ,elne oeliilbc Srnu fir No6en QSdiden uilo
Nn9cn, nttB glubis I'M 0dlie bcibCn. 9lnds
'ulfl0eii Hr. 40, Wprb,6 6uIton-0lDenne.
(Sebri3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13

Gin Nidodlen fir alpemcine &ausnrbeit in
,lner 6amilic hon Rcrionen; feH @9aiden
'ScI 'ina, SieeIn ylqcp8Miraeen 9r 2643' sseit'
(Sebrt3A t5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13
TerIanat -Sransu nnb WlaSdeu.

@crlnnat:
I YIN 0ouSnidodben Gab5uirneen bel Mrs.
ereo pnnS, yir. t45, WicRbnil Strafir nnbc
MISUNDERSTANDING. (5ebrlO-l4)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-28
Rock Island Markets
(What the retailers pay
PRODUCE.
n. creamery. brick aud bull

Butter, creamery. brick and bulk.
IL -.....-............... $40 Sac
Eggs. strictly fresh, doz...--. -40c
OIeomargarine. pound ..-2 63 ZS1
POULTRY.
Spring chicken. pound -----...-... PIC
Old ROSTERS, pound .-----.-.-.. SC
Hens, pound -....-...... l6c
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-28
Hog Range DAY 10 Day.
Cornnarat1ve Sales.

FURNISHED by T. w Wagner & CO.
Tr5-citv Office IN suite SOC Best build
ina = J Mccormick mauaEer-}
Chicago. Aug. z8.-Chjcago had only
Is 600 hogs yesterday on an estimate
for 81 600, with 5,168 carried over from
Saturday and prices started Is to 25c
higher but there was a further ad-
vance of l0c with top Of 1865. Esti-
mated for today, 5000. The west re-
eeived 10000 against $500 last week
and $4,000 last year
Exports of pork last week totaled
$50 barrels compared with 1916 year
ago. lard $50 coo pounds versus 6.Il0.-
GOO bacon AIT 600 versus 16.49o.o00.
Liverpool prices were unchanged. Lo-
cal shipments Of cured meats were
slightly lower than q year ago and Of
lard more than 100000 pounds
lighter
PORK closed 5 to 225ac higher. lard
lTla to soc higher and ribs 25a 10 275zc
higher The improved tone as caused
bv the announcement on The part OF
Food Administrator Hoover TO the ef-
feet thar no action is 20 be taken to-
ward q maximum price on provisions
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-28
kansas City Livestock.

Kansas City. Aug 26.-Hog receipts
5000. higher bulk, 16.601I7-T0s
heavy. IT2501790. packers and
butchers. 1-00uI790s light. 1920
1885 pigs. 5UuIJ.00
Cattle receipts. $1,000, steady
prime fed steers. 14090 1900; dressed
beef steers 00Gsl3.50, western
steers g600L5 25. cows. 5.75010-00:
heffers. T.50aI3.00. stockers and feed
ers. 6.150IZ00: bulls $3.50 8.255
calves. 7.00012 90
Sheep receipts. 5000, strong lambs
I5T5nlB-75. veaFlinss. IO.O0612.09,
wethers, 9.0001100; ewes, 8.5001o.00;
sJ8cker5 and feeders. 6.500IIl0-