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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-16
APARTMENTS WANTED.

WANTED Furnished apartment completely
equipped for housekeeping, with room
for maid answer giving details. prices, etc.
references exchanged. Address Box 6653
care World
WANTED-Smar furnished apartment or
house by reliable couple for three or four
months. Answer 6636 care World.
ANTED-Three or four-room furnished
apartment, or five.room furnished cottage
close in Address G65S, care World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-16
BOARD AND ROOFS.

WANTED Boarders and rsomers at 2tI
South Denver; also two rooms for light
housekeeping.
LARGE front room. nicely furnished, with
board, suitable for two or three gcnt.o.
men: good home cooking. Phone 1897
BOARD and room; reasonable. Call phone
129i-J. 403 South Kenosha
BOARD aud room. 3O6 South Kenoshs.
Phone 23l3.J.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-16
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
For RENT

NEW BRICK STORE ROOM In
West Tulsa See West Tulsa state
Bank.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-16
FURNITURE FOR SALE.

chairs. 2 tables l kitchen cabinet.
refrigerator, parlor table, rugs. day,
export, :: stoves safe, dresser: sos, can
In afternoon. 1924 South Quincy.
FOR SALE-White reed baby carriage good
as new; will sell cheap. Call at ~
South Noeales. Telephone 1895.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-16

NEW ORLEANS. May 10 What the bull
element characterized aA a natural reaction
fram the rscsat slrons advance carried ths
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-16
TO EXCHANGE.

TO TRADE for city property, 100 acres Of
fins land. old settled district in eastern
Kansas. fairly well improved Phone 6669
- Exchange National bank building.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-16

WANTED BOARD AND ROOMS.
WANTED-By a congenial couple room ana
board in private family, close in. Ad'
dress box $3.50. care World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-16

FINANCIAL.
UNCLE Sam oil. 10000 to 100000 share. at
sacrifice price; July dividends. 4. j.,
Coughlin, Edgsrton. Kan,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-16

NAkTFD-A man to take aiste r.h, for
the sale Of very fast selling sutOmJ bile
accessory q chance for live fellow TO get
INTO business for himself. clean ~ hand.
FOR particulars address BOX 6o77. care
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12
GrnnlVpnberla glcerbinnnn.

Die 8ecroigling Der 6rnu 9lnn
@oiiOer, Der dlteiien 9ewobncrin BON
Baltimore; ole Iienito9 9l6euO inn 9ll-
ter BON t10sSa6ren itarb, finoet anf
Dem Soltoon-Borff 6rieOboic am 6rci-
tqg J1admittog iiatt. Der Seicbcnbe-
Ituttlng gcbt cine Graucricier IN ser
g9obmno Don So6n 9lnoerioit 9ir.
723, 9iorS -GnrcDItraBc, Dorum luo
8rou A}pit0cr Die lcsten 10 Sabre &C.
mo6nt bottc. Rnltor or. @iuion s..
Gurbar Don DER ct. Nlnriits hubert
id6en &irge miro oen Wottesoienit
boltcn. SSrat %oltocr miro BON meb.
rcrcn SroBnciieu uno @roBniNtcn
iberlebt, oieiu 9lem-yorf wobnelL
Sic merOen Dem GcibenbcgdugniB
beipobncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12
2emtidlc gSeinc.

Eie Gorrdt6c oiii oen beiAlognabm-
ten Gompicrn bon 6eini6medern
ongefauit. @ilien ciueu glltcn
1ropicn 81 l1Gben. ~ Gr. Geet,
ien IN Baltimore mo 9Inguit
Braun in 9}cp Dorf sic Sditier.
1r. GbriItion Ieetjen BON g3r.
1902 Gutolu @lace Bat fcinc gorltr-
tbcilc ge9en fran30iiicbc gSciuc mO
2if0rc; cr bclpicS oicieS bci Der Scr
.Iteigcrlln9 Ger acacroorrdi6e ser
1onlpicr ,gScdar~ ,Nbcin~ m0
Bulgaria. DoS @criid5t, ooB sic
gSeinc lmo Spiritlioicn bergiitet
icien bat ibm oie @cleQeubcit geQe-
ben, in nori6alhaitcr g@e,ie icincn
Seller picocr nit enrphaiicGrm 9lc-
benioit ou5ltiiilleE @9 get Dos @e-
riibt bcrimt DAB cr iait otn qon5en
@orrot6 Ocr Oerltcigcrt plu6e, iiir
iih beoniprlldbt bot. Nciicn,l;D miro
CT icinc 5rcunOe nidt pcrNcbeuS ollf
cine @inlo0ln9 martcn llilcH.
@ie befonnt ipurOc, Gdi ErGli0cnt
q. Braun BON Der 6ifntu 9 @rcticb
& 60. 93r. t42. @ron0- StraBc, 9lcp
9orf, Die iGmntlid en- @cinc iinO 81.
fDrc, fuclcbc iidb ouf ocm nGoterIano"
6eiunoen 6oben I'M gllftionsnege ais
S506lt6ietcnocr erporben. @s befin-
Oen iicb 0nrimter Oic feinlicn ocuti6en
uno fron50iii6cu g9cine lno 2ifore
9tad 9e5ubling Der 30Ge lit Gin
E0eil Ger Oielen Srmocrtcn bon ai-
item bercts nob ocn Gelereicn Der
6irma al scr @ronO.StroBc gcbro6t
porOen llnter oen eriteigcrtcn 99oo.
rem beiinOen iiG aber aud biele N}i-
ncroIpolier, iueI6e bier ibon ie6r
ror 81 iperoen beQinuen. Ger ErciS
Der crltciaerten @etydnfc lduit IN Die
3ehntonienOe bon Collars.
. ton, If. Suli. 6iinIton-
icno 3lnihcn Ocuticbc g9cinc, 2iforc
lnO EaieIpoiier, bic alli Ocn i'm bic
ligcn Saien icltlic9cnocn Seitihcn
Gompiern 6elblo9uo6mt miiroen
iino 6eite in 6ffcntIider glnftion in
ben @inid0ber-S Speibcru ocrfouft
worocn. Slu1 fomcn feline Gaiclmao-
rem aus 9crlincr 2doen inter ocn
Solnner.
~ Frioatc Clubs nno 6ieiioe SoteIs
morcn oic Souptfdufer, penngleidj
lid oi6 piele Gclitid-9lmerifoner
8oilon's inter Den @ietern beionoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12
W2ilitSriIhc lIntcrlndlnnn.

Gine militorilde ll1ferllbilng mltrf
Oe oeiiern in Dem San Der Is Sabre
oltcu Morion 9ileD oeiiibrt Die am
81 Nloi i'm ymDnns 8oaS.Yarf BON
oem 49, Sahrc oltcn @rneit s. 6rnf
cinem WtitelieO Der GompaGlic vD@
ocs 4 Morblopo 9leoimentes, eri6oi-
len ipurOe. Die lluterIudung miro
in Der @oIfenbane oes &c9inents ge-
bolten mo Bot nit eincn ariegs9e.
riht ltidltS Qenein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12
@nnt 5nhc crl1n.

SIN QIlter bon 81 So6ren pnroe
ainieD &cmp,Aein i'm obercn Ebeilc
BON @altimorc-GollntD wobnbaltcr
ongeiebcncr Dlonn, noc6 Sabre langcr
arunf6cit bonn Gooc crlol Gr bin.
tcrldBt mtr,l5pei SC6uclcrn iSrou
I6omas Mortin BON Sreuton, Dlo.,
irlo 6rou Seorac 6opble bon Sor-
ioro-@ountp. Seine @ottiu Itarb
Dor me6rcrcp Sabren CT bat aud
lcinc &iuoer bihterloiieu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12

.SSir lit cigcatlib Die @efamt.
,ld)oIt 5miihcu Sblcn lmbGbrcrSront
i3ultouNc Nfonnien%
j mSsu 0er StrpBcnbabn mar'Sl Sic
lrolmic mir lldnllid, ols i'd iic in
'gprbpiaebci chi ben SSllB trat ySol'
lpel" Sit iuordNf im nit oolurne
i@ans" antfportetc Gns g8eitcrc
lf0nuca Sic fib ocufcul Mir beobadi
jtctcu ms cine @cilc gnpanncn 4n.
ltcrcIic aneinanoer unO bier SSoNen
Soralti parpu ipir perlobtl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12
Q diibcnqrabcn @Auor.

Q Shibcnqrnbcn @imor.
llarm I'M GAiibeiigra6GS, Sos
iuolfc i'm 9ln3ug DHablmann,~ nrft
Der llntcroiii5icr eincm crit an oic
,Sront gcfonlnIenen Soloatcn 5iL
,luarim Icgcn Sic ocnn SSbrc Gas.
maSfe nidt on2"
SEER lluterofIi5icr,~ antmortetc
%ablmanlL ubci mir it's ipobl ni9t
not6ig i'd babe oer Sdnupicnl@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12
81 N eiaenen HIeii@.

o@orum frnm1t oenn belit' ocr Grt-
tifer, Der bod ior1t inlnier lorht lnS
ipibea, 10 fild)SieIfsIsiuilb aus 0cn
Sneatcr2~
,,Scut brben olle Oie Girbtcr, Die
sr idlon berIuiereeriiicn. lein eiecneS
5tiid aisBepFiffcnl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12
Is MnnariM

SSorob 9SicpS, iocbcH ais Brbcilt
aus Dem aronfenbous cntlolci 0cbt
ins Htcltoitrant no CT ocu Gbcrfca.
ncr 0urc0 cinc Srml cricBt finoct
llno Safob Steps 6cgnmt feline ge.
fcnung nit oen &orten oAlio 30.
rcu Sic maL Sroit 06crin Il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12

Ghcf:: Sum Scuiel, Scrr 9uh-
lbaltcr, ipaS fdat Sbncn oem Elm, mid
i'm 9ube lntcr Oe Gubioicn 81 mo-
ticren2lD
@ud6oItcr: ngln bab' ib bis ieBt
fdon eiicl Nicnnig Ucbalt bclom-
mcu RI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12
Q}erocbIfhe W4 il i c.

Sir sen alten Scfrctdr mars ann
bcltcn, iDenn CT lid peniionierpn lieBc,
abcr ipie iol mans ibm beibrinoen2Tt
,2eacn Sic ibnl einfod aar fcine
g(rbeit mebr binl"
.GoS babe id lhon eiliigc Moden
hcrlht nbcr cr bats gor nidtl
0enerttl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12
eilihblimr acmperatnr.

g(us ocn iibriocn @imoes- -@ettert
bcobohtungs Stotonen uilroen Die
folgcnoen bo1iten Semperaturen ole
lin s llbr eeitern 9lbeno berri1ten,
herifhtrt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12
q SRonger10Dunq iM Gurop a..
9ebrcr: aSNnS, ip3c bciDt Der %5.
rig Der Sbiere?~
Nan$: o@as Sdwcin.@


Ser 9err Baron maHte mir bente
ein lebr feiueS aonplincnt ihoem q
iagte: nSSn Der llntcrboIting icbdbe
man mid ais cine fhlac ctpo picr5ig,
iGbriqc 0arnc lln6 nad neA 9lNSs
iebcu oiif b0AitenS iiirauo l@
uSIlio i9weig' r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12

@erIorcne 2tcbeSmiib'.
,,Sa1t Nu uir6t alptb pcriud)t BETTER
SSuqo oic gcplortte, ullielige %erldbnrgs
auS5rrcoen2"
.ltu0 mic tpei Stun0eil hobe td]l
ouf i'm cinqcrcOet. lmo mic ID 5ul
Gu(H lpar, Eat CT mid 81 ieircr 9chsI
5eit ciRgelnocn!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12

Gcrcinspbnonn: uSHlieBlib BE.
Mite id nod ole ejelesee9eit, ieoem
ciu3eluen scr percbrlidsa glnApcisnoen
fiir fcin 5a9Irsir5es gridrirnn 5u BAN.
fen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12

vIbOHHcntcH, bic ben nSentIdrn
GgrrripunOcutcm~ uidJt pHnttIid OOcV
MurcacImd6ig rr6Oltru, iiuO se6ctcu,
bcr Office OapOn per ScIcpbOH OOcr
idJriftIidI Witt6ciIiIna 81 madcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12
q b Z fnTnfip.

Gelluerin: oGgtrablott Gin gro.
Ger Sicg~
a2irib; uGragcn sizes ins Scr
rcnitiibbcn itno nobmal SiC
Glcih oe @eintnrte mit.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12
@aic6aa.

Das Spiel Ser @oItinorer eeeen
Eoronto in iener Sto0t nulBte geiterit
otsfallen, Oa ltorfer 9fceen berrlbte.
Sn g}ep-9orf B6ilaoelp6io, Bolton
uno 9rooflDn fielen ebeniols wegen
SegenS Die Spiele aus. 0ie Score
Der ii6rigen 5pielc mar:
,,Snieruatinnnl QcaoueD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12

a. e. Gbnng lprh 4 So. l72t &OnWber ~
9Oiumeflc 9uinHQ
,,Tcntlrle Nener-WefHsNrnnoSw wcieuidiGliT. ouls
iionDs unn baltimore EignBe
sDWtid-Nmcriidnilde Ncucr.0rrndlcrtun0sW
iriiMnn" NaltlmnrcGimbc ni0 0liQm
Gcliciglhemip.
,,@ubol 3ninscnre So. VI amerpoel', neHgh pl
gQarfielh. dciiocn3i4fnlhQcr, iOf iO3 Jhlins
oct Of GomEercc MniOnQ
,QermnHla syencr WcrNhgfnaq3 OificusMnli@,
baltimore itnb 9nrib bGtudBc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12

0hmlH n. Gamnels, Neni6pQl, Boienie. Hnn-
els.ehu6noticiL &erloqsgebie. alurplane
Irnii Niilomg
Chaplin NJ 0rr0WivM i6-~itI Cam Mullnina,
iSjdhrpa Vlinbmna
q. o. q ". Z. pOmarb, 40 Gouiiueninl HIog.
4raill8rcn ieti 1879 erlolatclN in Nulimort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12
l1nterhnItnnns.g0 .g0rnluei[rr.

.,oippubrunc"- gouoebiue uno gsanbeIbiIber
y0idDrin "-Sauoeolle lulo 9Sonoelbtlocr.
r9liper @ieu %orl" - GaaliG @on3ette Auo
rSaO s6Orsa - SdsIi6 Gou8crie unO auoor
ilnierbahHpen.
,SollsmooS BARI - 9aoIih 8nuoebieuc,
9on3 uno anoere llnicrbalinngen
,0crmdnn'S 9nrf", 8Clnir 3lun0 49, IdgliD
@nuocoiue. 9hi nno Gdn3;
qGOldleiter" Td9Iitb @gturoneil per 9am'
.acUe Vsint" - gdqIid Ia0miiuessg
lionen, uuSGcuommer Gonnia9s.
Gou5ert bcr Wlnni5lpul-9apcac.
Die }inalfNnnclie Hrnt NnHle sNrel
Dirtgcnt, ipieIi bcutc @dc hon Souns.g gtroBe
Aino iSre0eridigneHue, bon biz 1890 glbcIoS
ola iolaenoe 4,roeramn:
W}nni5po Eleo baltimore, our VAL .s....
wlari6 .gsar 8afbd ... ......,..,.. Gooics
Guoeriiirc III pScitbal" ,.......... geniner
GclettiDn rGmcctbedriS" .............S .Serbert
shic. oosSolp .Gbc Thruib" ............. .Spr
(0err g. g, 9tcibeipnO
"&lnl9ou19 8hm Ian5" ',.....,. HseDet .o!,
TonSr Rroprnmm.
nnc Siep rI6c GIo c5reh Wiore" 49,. 8aneui
s{or Groi p0apaiQn @uiierilh" ...... Sanilc1
%Gnnotle $%er @lilbpurm .,,,.....' ;Slllde
Sneogfetep a$obnnb, Of Sobn" .....'.. .gJIioro
4Ibc SiarGpau9leo gnnncr"
0pu5rrt I'M ,,6nrrpagorr.
Tas Gro9rGnnt fit oas @or8eri oeS iidoti.
Idben Eurfs SrMelierS inter Gciiilno he's Ntni.
HOnicl Sclomann i'm .G0rrullsRarf" beliie
Mtcno bon 1880 bis 10 llbr it, ipie iolet:
Wdui3pol9ieo ggaItimorc, our NaIs
iinipre" ...,................., .9ember0er
Wari6 oSouie 10 Camp Sarriion" .aine
g. Giloerliirc 3u .&0alioitro" .e...... .Monn
3. ..(SculS from 81 JrnOiota" ........ Ncrot
4 l0dl5er oNlnue Sonnu" .....,.... SirolB
.. lrombone'0 '0paricit rSpcct oro Com"
CSS. Srciiao. 2inbaro, 9orni@ein
iiio Wiiler)
g. Toninlie ~ Sab At gseit 3oini" 9ciioir
2. Nrci nliiialicbc Sfi5sen. Qainincrbaher
T. GonSonetie 2. Sitoiun Gbdnt
3 9oucc pf ibc boltrS.
g. cSniermcaSo ,Ndntb Butterfly" .poeid
9. Suoeriiirc AZ gThc SelIQbt" .... .1oQe
10 Wturid) ~Sonbs glcross ibe Sco" 49,. Soua
glbc Siar'Sp1n0lco ynnner".
Sic nrei muiifnliden Gfi56cn IN her T.
Wiimnler mnroen bon @omnro 8anlmerbdder
gh 17t7 sGonnaion gIberne, cpmponirt
hcr oOmii bel ser irernniiounlen Rreiehcpcrs
bunq in 1913 in Siuiienrt ben Sloeiien @rcS
aus 1854 9cpcrbern Qcuanit, or pnnmcrr
hochcr, Der inter Nouuro 8. Lbnt6er @ompos
tion Ihoirie, unroc fiir8lib 8uu Wlttalicoe
Der aglmcrifnhfden Gonponiiten'G Geleunalt'
erpdblt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12

Wndarb. 1 3b 49, $50. 26 H27b0
,PNdarb Wlptpr ED NJ Baltimore. 0tnflfAs
Strabr Iluo 9qi Mnpnlqlocuue,
Garun, 0ic puritlhrc Car SECS uio aSib.
,,WlnrHel N,nbils Co.," War0aC A4l3 iAl0.
gOrn,& burleS'G Girnhc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12
Gunncnaitf. nnO lIntcrgan0.
ylntg
g8ctteronsfdtcn. .

Sir WldrolonO uno Ocn 9iItrift
Golilmbio bcllte 9iegcn uu0 nproolt.
lidle @inoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12
6 t mas btt
liacr

Cine barmouii dc = be.
Grit Ding i9ncn Ocr 9inuHcl boiler
G}ciqen, oonn dber ipollte iic bic erite
@iolinc ipielcn llnO cr lollte nod
ibrer &iciie ton5elt, 0a ibAl OaS ge'
qcn ocii Stritb ging, nerprifgclte er
lic nod 91otcL imo MN pfeiit lie aus
Dem lCbtel 2cd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12

,Gon0crbar, Der S1crr DlihtfreTe4
rent bottc Sod irnncr 10 ciiien itb1n
gcpflcgten Sdnuribort2l"
.Sya, er inuB icBt i.9r ntele Suor4
SerN teiuden, 0a Nobt man Das @Sdb-l
non nidt 10 uu6 erlpart oaS Suno1
borAalten!1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12


9SidnoIcib.@cIbdiic.
~0cniuiibatro snau o., / grro gmG iJaba
@iicuwadrea allcr 9Irt lul0 SUI
IAulie0. 9ube6or.
o.. erph RaHus &C.. a69 86i N0rb .0db EiE
.~~e~v~-4--~-~
@tgcntbumS 81 yentcu un0 NdN0ler
gisre g Dnaau & Rspaeu, 10 0iieginaiom
Sirabe.
8citinacn 8eitihriiicn etc.
~sHs ea!iimgrr ecgs conDaag" ganer a
WiehcrS @cihnieIhlrcr 2e7 &'0aperl,Elt.
Iclitldle Giihtr ltl0 3eiilhriltcn.
~ oculHd, glr 200 &eltccxlppiou.@robe
lAlnto0rnph
AnMrnt Elm NbaWaiaph pon Mns3eniuiaa
Y,r. iO 3HclfQailu0tpn.e itaff
tSre0b0lc
Cnl knluN Ncmeirrb. ~geranQtrtg WnlieuM
Agsnus. Aas pegFdpnlbplhse mller larA
rdDtsuotr Alinai,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12
Nnnhcs. .Ocpnrtencnt fiir QanOpirtI.
idlnft-g gDcttcr. @nrcaM
Weridlt 0tg NaItimurc MeIterbMrcnn8

Ger OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der EnIt
NOR S4 @ro8ert I'M 8 llbr @loreens
lln0 Y Nroaellt i'm 5 llbr g.benOs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12

Sac rtpuIt nno FFuTi Company, p 9oui0'
GiroBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12
8orter mint

Sin @oIofiI6; er liinet nidt ino
broucbt nidbt ipa5ieren 9rliibrt oisI
ncr0cn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12
IS Z 1t nj Ii t.

9lr3t ullcbcn 9ie mih ticfeS
glt6men pie id Sbncu geratbcn
babc2~
Srdulein: ,@ebt nidt, 0err Dol.
Tor, befonnie bic Sungen pol @aio-
lil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12

rabmen, S00cn, etc.
3as. g SOFTER 4 0o,, li5ii7 eib.oss6eridy
Girnbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12

@Ichplottcn gieton, etc
enyM Gvnlliu g. 90, Sue., 80 10 a.obei iaA
Girnbc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12

,DenH@e Gparbnnf Dpu gaHimurr 1nialus
nno AGlimorcGirabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12

:, ,Drutldr Bonl non Baltimore" @oIilmore. uub
6nni0uDsGtrabc gnQuli g0cOer. Nrali0euii
Sobn " Naiibcr, &lreiRrdNoeni, &eorat ~.
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Arizona republican., 1917-09-22
VANAD|UM MILL
 BEING VIEWED

Directors and stockholders of the United States Nanadium Development company were strongly impressed with the demonstration of the operation of the Bryan type of mill for the recovery of rare minerals. It was the first time that the majority of them had witnessed the actual separation of vanadium from the ore and they were free in expres- sions of satisfaction at the apparent practicability of the process as carried out under the direction of Harry $. Bryan, general manager of the Miner als Recovery corn1any of Denver While the demonstrating plant erected at 303 North First street, consists only of a five ton unit, the operation of this unit was sufficient to indicate that a fifty
 ton mill of ten identical units would without doubt operate as successfully.
 Now that the demonstrating plant is in perfect working order. a general in vitation is extended to all interested in the United States Vanadium Develop ment company to visit the rooms where the plant has been installed Samples of the ore and comme<-cial concentrates will be on exhibition and the actual working of the mill explained and dem onstrated. Incidentally Manager Bryan will, if requested, demonstrate the adaptability of his mill in the recovery of other minerals than vanadium.
 In the ore now being taken from the Vanadium company's mines, is present large quantities of gold silver and lead
Arizona republican., 1917-09-22

throughout the state a strong senti- ment in favor of tuberculosis work and in educating the people for the need of it. Practically all of the credit for this work can be given unqualifiedly tn Miss Walton and we as an associa- tion can appl ociate greatly the splen- did service she has rendered. We sin cerely hope that she will be successful in her new position"
 The general subject of the Arizona Arti-Tuberculosis association is the prevention and relief of tuberculosis. Miss Waltofs work, in brief. is the organization of groups to fight this disease, the education of the public in general in regard to measures neces- sary to combat it, and making plans for the definite work for the local groups. Other state associations are doubling their efforts this year be- cause of war conditions, which experi ence shows will increase the number of the tuherculous in the country. It is imperative that Arizona shoud early recognize the extreme importance of the work at this time.
 Miss Walton is eager to get in touch with every organization in the state, and would be glad if the officers of all clubs, societies, lodges, etc, would look her up to talk over plans and offer suggestions for the Arizona work. Temporary quarters have been pro- vided at 219 Goodrich building.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-22

The mill handles these equally as well as it does the vanadium.
 Setting at rest an apprehension on the part of some of those interested in the Vanadium company as to the mar ketability of Vanadium concentrates, Manager Bryan yesterday stated that the only reason greater quantities of vanadium are not now employed in the production of armor piercing shells as we'll as in armor itself, is that the sup ply at present falls far below the de- mand. He has shown the directors of the United States Vanadium Develop ment company where a ready market exists for all the company can produce. Companies with government contracts he indicated, would readily contract for all the Vanadium concentrates the company could produce.
 Within the next few days a meeting of the directors, and probably also of the stockholders of the United States
 Vanadium company will be held to de-
 termine just what shall be done with
 regard to accepting the offer of the
 Minerals Recovery company to erect a
 mill at the mine near Erman station.
 Manager Bryan said yesterday that he
 can have a fifty ton mill installed and
 in operation within 40 days after the contract is executed. He believes that
 the railroads would expedite the ship
 ment of such a mill in view of the de- mands of the government for concen- trates His mill, he says, will recover as high as 75 per cent of the vanadiun content of the ore, and by the applica- ! tion of a chemical process the complete recovery will run as high as 94 per cent. He advises that for the purposes of expediting immediate production, it would be well to employ only the dry 1 process for the present, leaving the 1 tailings to be worked over later when from fifteen to twenty per cent will be added to the amount of mineral ac- 1 tually recovered
 1 While the demonstration of the Bry- an mill is being made in this city. a 1 force of men is busily engaged in ac- tual mining of ore and placing it on the 1 dump in anticipation of 1he early be- 1 ginning of milling. Enough hioh grade
 ore is already on the dump. it is stated 1 to supply a fifty-ton mill for two years
Arizona republican., 1917-09-22
NEW SECRETARY
 REACHES CITY

Fall work of the Arizona Anti Tuberculosis association is formally beginning this week with the arrival of the new executive secretary, Miss Carol F. Walton. Miss Walton has come here from Michigan, where she has been engaged in the work of the Michigan Anti Tuberculosis associa- ton for over nine years. Her work there was very successful as is shown by the resolution drawn by her Michi- gan board of directors. It reads
 That we extend to Miss Walton most hearty and most sincere vote of thanks for all the splendid work she has done for the Michigan Anti-Tuber culosis association. She has been in strumental in building up and main taining a state association which has been unusually successful in spreading
Arizona republican., 1917-09-22
TON WHITE |S
 NOW WARRIOR

Tom White, formerly of Clarkdale, was in a hurry to get into the service. so much of a hurry that even after having been drafted for the second contingent from Yavapai county he went to Vancouver, B. C., and enlisted in the Canadian forces for overseas service and soon will sail for England.
 This information came to Colonel Breen yesterday in response to the card which had been sent to White order ing him to report to Prescott to be sent to Camp Funston on Septem- her Q
Arizona republican., 1917-09-22
MADISON WOMEN
 TO SERVE MEAL

down town chicken dinner cooked by country men will be served by the members of the Madison Improvement club a week from today. The home dinner will be given at 306 East Wash ington street and the proceeds derived from the affair will be used for fur nishing the new club house recently erected in the Madison district.
 Business men, shoppers. and every one who enjoys we'll cooked and nicely served food will appreciate the Satur- day affair. The dinner will be served at noon, from II to 1:30 o'clock and in the evening from 5: 30 to o'clock.