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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

Mr.. c. D. Alexander OF Dermott
was here Tuesday on business. He
says they are going to petition the
post office department to make a
pouch mail service for the train ar
irving there at ii:Ss a. m. Santa Fe
out Of snyder every morning.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

Prof. f. A. Bills was here satur'
DAY from Fluyanna. His school Will
close there after another week. Mr.
Bills has been elected superlntene-
ent at Roby. His successor at Flu
wanna has not yet been elected.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18
Ion PROBLEM Is
UP IN ELLIS COUNTY

ner waxahachile. May l2-Three hun
eu red Ellis county farmers met today
and discussed labor problems, II hay
Ing been reported that negroes had
formed a union and would work
only ten hours a day at 90 cents an
hour The committee on recommen-
datlons suggested that $50 was a
fair price for labor from sun mp to
sun down. The hour system was con
demned and the recommendation
were adopted by the meeting
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

Coates Mercantile Company In the
regular space this week have some
dainty. appropriate offerings for the
graduating season. See what Miss
Birdie has TO tell you.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

Educational Agricultural Depart
ment Is urging Southern farmers to
grow cane for syrup and while they
are doing II the people In West Texas
can profit by growing seeded ribbon
cane aud making all the molasses we
need.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

The Snyder Cafe and Bakery has
secured the services Of Mr. c. P.
Sage. an experienced baker. who is
recommended by high cooking au-
,horlty as being strictly on HIS job.
The display Of pastries atthis eating
house is full proof Of his ability and
Mr.. Reeves Is proud Of the results
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

Messrs. Smith and Herr, travelling
agents for the N. K. & T. ny. we're
In the city Wednesday and stated
that some time not In tho far fu-
ture the Katy would be extended
from Rolan to snyder
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18
nnn

Mrs. Minnlle scharff. age Sc years
and physical cripple was arrested In
Fort Worth on a swlndllng charge.
She was locked In a room at a no
tel and crawled through the tran
som and got away
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

Il IA announced that tine United
states Eovernment wants to send
nine regiments Of railroad engineers
10 Franee. Durlns tho threatened
strike tie railroad orders assured
rresldeps wilson that in case Of war
Ie could depend upon them % rally
to the mas, Nov We viii see 'neS
viii siand hisehed.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

r. r. Matthews. proprietor Of the
Quality Store for Ladies' has a nice
little dress-up story this week which
should be read by everyone who
loves pretty things.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

The state Senate took a stand
last week 10 head on the proposed
new text book bill and now II looks
like the old contracts will be held In
tact. The old contracts do not ex-
pIre untIl after another Legislature
will nee, and II will be time enough
then TO make new contracts.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18
mimi

Germany ia o past master at in
trlsue. Tho use Of the Socialist
party. an ayowedly desplsod people
to upset the provisional government
In Russia proved the cunning Of
German LEADERS,.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

Misses Bernice Brock, Flora Cox
or. and Hattie Herm, Of Hermlelgh
are here this week as delegates to
the Epworth League and Sunday
School Convention 10 session here
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

The Foard County News says the
wheat crop around crowell Is al
most a failure. Some farmers have
piowed 10 their wheat. but others
will walt and get what they can.
Wheat that promises as much as
ave bushels to an aero will be har-
vested.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18
600

A great many people had hoped
that Congress would give consent for
Roosevelt to lead a biz army into
France. but there IL possibly good
reason for not doing 80.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

Mr. J. Il. Cocker was here Thurs
day from Hermleigh and said that
since the recent rains things arc
looking pretty good over there
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

REV. W. W. Werner had the mis-
fortunen several days ago to get
thorn stuck in his foot and the
wound has given him considerable
trouble. lie has been getting about
on crutches this week
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

The snyder Chamber Of Com
merce "a authorized to supply lnfor-
nation regarding the United States
Liberty Bonds and circulars per-
tanning to same will be in the hands
Of Secretary J. p. Chambless next
week. Your patriotic duty will be to
buy Li6orty Bond,
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18
Notice to dinners.

Teh Snyder signal has ship TAGS
and receipts for fall Of 1917. Let Us
save you money BY placing your or
dors early Phone S..
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

Grayum Drug Company has an
Edison advertisement this week
which should appeal to alI'lovers Of
mechanical music.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

II. c. Poe OF Temple has been In
dlcted by a Waco grand Jury on a
charge OF swindlIng and theft over
$50.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

Fulllloye Garage Is planning a
demonstration day on gas eonsump-
tfsn for next Wednesday. See their
advertisement explaining same.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

The snyder Laundry folks are
pushing things In the way o. laundry
See their several readers in today's
Signal.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. Trevoy and
Rev. and Mrs c. c. Tyler Of Ira
are attending the Sunday School
Convention.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

Miss vela bell has recently been
reelected as teacher In the pubic
schools at San Marcos.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

Jas. II. shelby has returned from
his vacation and Is back at his post
with n. G. Towle's iewelry store,
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

The little six year old daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. WIN Beaver died at
Fluyanna IN week with measles.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

Bro. J. II. Ellis, Of route 4 was In
town Saturday and said there had
been n half inch OF rain at his place.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18
our WAR TAX RATE LOOMS UP.

when the new war tax measure
becomes effective. 1t is estimated that
the average tax on American people
will be s83 per capita. The Tax bur
den In England is $50. Our tarln tax
WIN be Increased. a revenue charge
viii be placed on practically every
thing we use. All sorts Of legal doc
uments. notes. deeds, checks bills
ladlng. light bills, railroad tickets
opera house and movie Ilckeis, all OF
which the user must pay, The cost OF
tobacco. cigars. cigarettes and almost
every commodity must come In with
rs Bit
Newspaper postage rates VIII be
doubled and every telegraph and tel
ophone message will call for an adj
dltlonal charge. II seems that the
main thing the Ententes want from
the American people is money and
we are IN a position now to have to
dig up.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

Mr. r. c. stlnson left today for
Glencoye 10 visit his son. George
stns0n.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

Tou say you believe In paironlzing
home institutions. Prove Il BY giving
US a chance to do your laundry work.
~ SNYDER LAUNDRY
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18
Fine Farm Lying IdIDEn SIGNAL, FRIDAY. MAY is. fof7

Since the people every -
urging cultivation OF all nj. ,,od.e,
land for production OF foo fs,me, rt,s, d,s.
crops. II has been suggc., ,ha,.vor ,r,oo
rousing good crop couh Tho markc,s
on the oil well land iueoo
town. That tract contarssn IN LINE
and IL as good land ,
west ioAas' i"'' ~" ed last week in some
NUMBER OF peop'e' ie provisional govern
paid for oil lots, It had ,,her n rioco,
hne iarm anu ous"ld duma ra'ty nal re-
ing somo'n'ns 'o' 7 and that through
for the people who, ale, tnnvonoo Russia
the government withdraw from The Al
ike separate peace with
haN"o" nd Austria. but when the
"euheSu"' aders the other dag read
demohsua''oi 'can note they said Russia
Au'omou''e' Ind pat for war or for
general and permanent
lie American note simply said
ACCT. .o,i no, 20, arv NJ
MIS- ha's big loan unless she re-
years uleu "A true 10 the original purpose.
hnrne Of n
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

County CLERK Curry issued
marriage license Tuesday for Mr.
Dave Carr and Miss Hildy Dees N
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

Tho uulled states government
proposesso take no risks ., s''ra'-
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18
LITTLE SIGNALS

. . . > . . . .
Tho snyder chautauqua is com
Ing May 81.
cantata at Opera House tomorrow
night
The A. & NJ. locating committee
has Snyder on the itinerary he
ready
The Good Roads and Auto Assocla-
ton Is doing the city some excellent
street repairing.
The Ciiy's Finance Committee "a
worklnk overtime compiling plans
for a bigger and better Snyder. Hur-
rah.
The war scare Is over andmen are
enllallng while others are as busy as
Cranberry merchants.
Bumness Is whooping up 10 all lines
since the recent shower.
Building contracts are being lot
everv day-come 10 Texas and on to
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

Building contracts are being let
every day-come to Texas and on to
Snyder.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

Mis' M"t a's big loan unless she re-
years area "a true 10 the original purpose
hnme of ~ q
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BON beosutenotrsr GrObe mii6t, 10
lam mon e;nsn beflie6iaenoen 9ei3s
itoff gu nieorigsren Soitsn erSieIsn,
als nit ne9g coal" ALIEN.
SIN libriaen 9loubt oas 9ergbnrs
Nmt, odB liinrti5 bus mi6ti9its Yla>
tsriol fir Hus Nei5en npu Wobnbdu>
fern Sot isiu piro. Dieter 1T Isift.
reinlif uuo brennt o6ne 3ouG.
9euts percen 10 biele He6enprooutte
pom 9ot CUR 6eritsluna BON 6or6eu.
WeoiSinen, Spreu9ltoffeu uip. be-
nubt. ooB fia freiIid nod nidt
Iagen ldBt, ME Der Preis Iia iteCen
piro; 3egenpGrtig niir0e er pn1r=
Ideinli6 in Den meiiier 0egenoen
b0ber fein oils Der BON Weidtoble,
aber uisoriger ais Der BON 9orttoble.
4uf ole Sale miro empfobIen. Iton
iebt bel Der GinIte1ung zines 6ei5=
ofens auf 0ieies Bacterial Ridiiht
gu usbmsn uno namentlid fir tiuen
6euerunastaiten 0 minoeitens Is
3ou Siefe 81 iorgen.
Quf Die @r0Be oe8 6~eusrunaatds
ftens tommi i6erbaupt piel an; iebsr
Glen brennt an beitsn. ipenn er Elm
6euer bat, oas Qsrabe ben &aiten
fiut. IS lit fernsr BON GROCER Wid)=
tisteit. oos 6eusr gleidmGbis gu err
balten. Sebr bduFig tommt es nod
Dor, oob man oos 6euer 81 bod
bremen lGbt uno Damn sur I6tiihs
lung Die Sire oes 6eutrunestaitsns
0ffret; ba8 1T refine 8erIGpenoung.
Wcnn Ser Diem teinen genii9enoen
3ug 81 baben Iheint, 70 bolte man
oas &oblenbett b%iinner, iuoem man
bduFiger uo9feIert uno &pbIe BON
5eoeutenoerer @r0Be beuubt; ideint
aber Der 3ug 3u fart. 10 tonR man
cine fleinere Gorte beuiiBen. Der
Diem ertoroert fir ie0es Yfuno per-
bronnter &oble $50 bis 800 Gubtts
fub 2uft, uno es muB oober unter
allen l1mTtdnoen ouF rerIGBlids
9~uft3ufubr gcieben meroclt, ipenr
man oltc9 II einen anndbrcno boil
len 6ei}mert Der &pble berdusIdlos
1en mil.
Mon IGuitIe ben 3ot 70 ipenia
ME m69iid. sumoI Del miI0em Wet.
ter. uno baIte oortit ollernal ein, 10.
bolo belize &oblen acknowledgement
%te9innen; iiet3 bate man unter Dem
brennenoen Moterial Elm Mi6enhett.
oas geniioenO lit, oen 3u9 gu bre.
den mo bo8 Teuer nieorig al bal.
ten. Wiu man RAID mebr 9iBe bas
ben. 10 i6itte man bdIfiq &obler
Elm. ober nur peui9 nuf einmaI. UNI
erbaIte bos Selerbett 9IeidmdBif
bid. limb o~le5eit er9olte man Der
Rouhfang reht ~reingeIe9t,
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Gortfebuns folgt).
SIR iparlame Sansbci;ung.
Gmpfrblun9cn oeS nmerifaniiheu Sera
ban lmtcs.

Qus INNER me6r @6teitun9en ser
Naibingtoner 9tegierun9 eri4olIen
Spariamteits 2ieoer, ooer oielmebr
mid, terue HatibId8e, ME man Die
6oIgen Der IeiDigen 3eurung Ginger
maben m;loern tonne. 4u6 pos
gergbousAmt bat iid peronloBt 9es
Ieben, ieinen .Seni" bdau gu geben,
gu RuB' lno 6rommsn ouer, melae
9duier gu bei3en BADEN uno ibre
Hoblenre6nung mpglidit nieorig
boIten poQen. Dor allen tommt in
8etradt, fpie bod man bic Tempe
ratur eigentli6 BADEN mil, uno bier
IptiGt Ip9lei4 auA Der 0ifentlife
0eIunobeitss Oienit ein Wort nit.
unitreiti9 balten piele 4meritdner
Die Semperatur h09er, o!s es 3utrdgs
lid 1T. Sid 50 Grab ben gr0Bten
Sell bss Winters binbur9 81 %Ieilten,
1T nidt nur cine 8eridipenoung,
Ionbern aud nadleilig fir Die 0es
Iunbbeit; es itimmt bic Gebenstroft
berob, modt nerp0s uno srbObt bic
@rtqltuHoss 8eIabr. 20 8rao folte
9enu9 iein fir ale, ouber fir arans
te - uno ielbIt fir oteie 1T in biss
len 5dlsn cine mdBi9e 2emperatur
porteilbafter. Wer eine itGrtere 9eis
5ung gebabt bat, fir ben mOgeu 70
0roo anfdngIid etpus tibI eridsis
men; obsr er getpobnt ii9 bolo oaron
uno itsbt iih oann better. Qud 1T
gu bebsnten, bob feudte 2uft better
gum Ginatmen 1T uno iih BEL bers
isIben gempsratur ipdrmer fublt, dIs
trodsns 2uft; babsr iOute in ieosm
3immer cine pfanne bon WoFer
gum 0erounften gebaltsn peroen.
Das !6ous feIbit folte nntirIiG
gut gsbaut fein, nit senugenosm
WettsrI6uB; Damn srfortcrt Is nu4
fpeniger Ssi5matsriaI. ge3igli9 Der
beridiebsnen Qrten Der 5siaun9 eibt
oas gergbousAmt Der Oompfs Oosr
Der 6eibnaFers 9ei3ung ben 8Dr8ug
DOT Dem 6eiBluftsS pitsm, psIdss
~gep6bnIi6 mebr 5si3itoff fir bieisIs
be Ssmpsrotur erforbere, aud on
~pinoi9sn 3nssn Die grbaItung elmer
etsihmdbi9sn 9smpsratur sridpere
uno sesisnet fsi, Die MObsI gu febr
0ug3utrodnsn unb rifig gu MAIDEN.
Die onfdrgIi4en Soften zines iols
den SpitsmE fnb amar nisorigsr;
obsr bic 2s6sngoauer oes Qpparatss
lit cine tur3sre.
Bos ben 9si3itOff bstrifft. 10 1T
6orttobls (Qntbrd3it) obns 3nsifsI
Der bette; ubsr CT 1T 70 teuer gstpor'
Den, bob Oists our g%srusuns BON
0ei6toble i'm Srunbofsn ibergssans
gen fno. Wsnn NOR 6arttobIs Der
g.ringItsn Gr6Be BADEN lam, ME
.p,a eooI", uno btsis NIT ano.rsr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-19
~ Or. @oNbarb betre6ena.

Ho5 nbi0c lit Gin @ilo BON acEE
lcitcn0cn S%pc5ioIiiten &isrOHIiIA
melher drnniihc aronfbcitcn G5Re
Cperdtion crtolgrcid bebon0eIt-
&ior mcbrcrcn Sohren gloubte NJ
Sob ell 8rtd, droniIhc BII1la.
oarmcnt5un0unG. @aIlcniteiHe, RuagT
mo niclc Observation-Disclosures t0Tuzhcx
rid)t ohne 0pcrotton furirt iucr~
Den.
Seit ctIid>en Sobreu ober ErQrrz
tcrilbmte Mdmcr inn mc6i5imiasex
9eruic. mic Or. Wittnifoff ron 3d.
rio, Der beutloe leitenoe 0cttnE Gee
Wtcbi5in IN Der llnipcriitdt an Gasm~
hurab, SdottIou6. Sir Scurg 9ur-
octte non GngIorS uno Or. Sssge
bon Bolton. W}nii.. iouie m51bIiBr
orOere 9eriIhmtbeitch feft ha1ex
ilbcr5cugt uno babeu bepieien. haS
III picIcn 5ducn iotde arnntbrffcm
crio!grcidcr, beIicr mo 1efobrIofer
blrd mchcrnc NehnuoIiung turirt
mer0en ~f0nncn. OILS ourdl sea &c
bralldl pon ItcllcrtI.
Ginmol Que bier Mofcu fcmEgk
ser 0nttrr nadi "a Groilc uno fimh
MoniuItotioucn frci fir Vile, Die iErsz
I'M Stoh0arb &ntcl uufiuhen.
Gr fommt 3u inns auf Dos bxfsse
~rcfomon0irt NM bottc uiele nHaerrr
2cllte ol8 Yotientcu, iueIdle cr fnriEas
rohocu tic biele onhcrc Mer5te ers
iulgloS ncriudt hnttcn ,Sm ~(1cEunEs
bcS Sfre!bcrS NIT betu 0ottcr logEA
ocrielbc: 9na &eitreben untrr acx
9lcr5ten mar Dos Wfciicr in ,SrScr
mon bin~enlSultetcn. uno 8rpor nntEr
pcrinQitem %nrnono. &c6cdl bcT aeEE
QroBcn 6nrtid)rlttct. mcldc III Sgz
Icbtcn Schrcu in Der mcSiSiHSfd9E
gSiiicnihoit pcutuht puroeH. iar0en
mnude Der 6cIten Ncr5te ben afc9fer
einQeicbcn unb opcriren jctt snssE
Der hie1ten She'll Qegen friIhcr- S8
fnm rllbiq ioocn uno fam eS mn6
bcpciieL oaB miuoeItens SO 4Sru8ene
ser 0linhonrm = 0peratioteu sGrfteTs
roh Den reucn moocrHcr Renionen
fnrirt mcrhcn f6nncn. ll16 heEE Ea~
tlcntn m1rCu uicl 2eiech pici ee~
inbr nn0 arnhe Rotten erfport ae-
hlicben. SD babe oieic Nlisiage afesfb
bier i'll Der Hohhorihuft belpiesess
uno fcnnte Shncn Dugcuoc Don strfss
fen aei9cn bon o%onfboren &~otieHsrRsa
pcIhe id onf oieie @eife furirt hn6e.
Scr 9oftor ifrieb uethdT Gin
tIcines hofit interclionres Biidsieszs
hctitelt nMooerne Mcthooen in 20.
hnnoIung Observation-Disclosures oEsae
Operation, melhcs CT gerne oH S-sse.
hcrnron ieubet ourdinls frcf geun
man oonoh frd0t ODER ihrelbt-
&rqcnh Scntono. Der an giner d,rcs
uii6en arnnfbeit leioet, in~5bcloH6sre
memn i'lbit ncp3bnlihcr @chuu0lrtyg
trnpcno. foGtc u~nbe0iudt 0r.@ohofrS
toniuitiren hci ilinenf nGdltcn @c{ f'e
in "a Groiic Muutua, ocn -. ky
unar, I'M Nrtcl StpoSarS pci 81
Ilbr WoroenS bis I llbr Thst2-
lrl~lteriudrnto irci,ohcr mon igllte iGra
id,rcibcn nod t2l &8isconiin Sfrnse.
Ntjlmoufec, g2iS. Non idifc TN
fem rIeinc5 @iIhIciu inmcrbiH. -
1T iCbr intcreIiont fiir 5eoermnE.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-19

ourfte tein gBe9 gu thmuBtg, feinr
Rpne gu oemiitigtno iein, i9 mubs
tie binourd, binour6" - lie mnhtt
cine fhnstosnbs Sepsgune nit ibrsf
9nuo - .uno ols ih oann enbIih
feit fab, nIs 9pfsrs 6rau. no FOG
i'd mih poli in Der Sefrieoiouns
oes oft @sidIaeeneH, bn baBts If
lie ole, bic leiht unb slnfah iiber
gesbnete Bese eineen - Sic - n
aud Sic Conn Sesef - uno if
tannte nur Gins: 9slb, nod mebr
Gelo, Steuung, h0here StslIung
nod i'm 9sbsn. 1iinIunopiersig
Sabre bin i'd asporosn, uno meiE:
aIidli6ite Stunhe mar bic, ols
Der 3ponSis Sabre dItere, ungsIisbte
Monn mid gu feiner Srou mo6is.
Sb ih Inoros Smre tsnne. fras
gen Sic mid - OBJ i'd i'm tenns9
@eliebt babe ih i'm. rnfeno az,
Iiebt! SIinp, nobnIinnia babe id,
ibn be9ebrt. Hur sinmal. Elm Elm.
siges Nol molte ouh i'd oos, mas
Sure fh0nite Suaeno5lits lit. 0ie,s
blonde SroBe, an bic err iih aes
bGn9t battle. Die ih tie bdbte! Sic
baltic leioenihoftIid Die SGnoe.
9i1t bomnIs Iiebte i'd ibn, ols
sr in 6lpren5 su uns tam, ni5t,
als ib nit ibm nnh Berlin fubr.
ober oonn in benz tdsIidsn Bet
fammeniein - adj, mos fage i'd.
mas niiien Sic bacon!
g8 1T ppriibsr. id babe ben
Wobniinn bitter beSoblt.
Seute min ih nihts mebr fem
ols ons, mas ih mir in 5ertretenen.
fdmubieen, iorgenburhpeitihtenSo Sab
rem errun9en babe: 6rau zines
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wonnes. Del
mid brnuht pie cine Wirtidofte.
rim, cine 8u6baIterm, cine sr!li
@ngeitelte. fir ole feline 8eoiirt-
niifs!"
Sic idrie bic lebttn 0orte b..
beno, beiter heraus. oonn mari fl
Iih in einen SeiTeI.
Mein 6iirit, fliifterte Conn fill
uno 8ort in Iid} binein, uno lie pref.
te bos Bib an iid. bos Iie nod
INNER in ibrer 9uno bieIt; 10 etlua;
pugt es. bib nit ieiner 0ier 81
bei6muben, nein. ME Elm Wurr
Iie9t es gu oeinen 6iBen, ou Iitoi
IS nidt. in oeinen 4uoen ipieQsi
fi6 Der Slang Der sroBen @elten
aus oenen bu famft.
Sic ippute eiuen Sdritt porlp1r:,
geben, irqeno etpas iagen, abeg oel
Gtel Dor pieier 6rau lGbmte iis.
SdliebIid io9te iie, unb ibtD
Stimme tlong fremb uno ifper:
nSdrs,ben Sic. 6rou Sofer, ID
bittiere, oonn mil ih GILES rsgelu
Sic ober reiien db, nab 6lOrens
pobin Sic pollen. GER proieFo.
erfdbrt niats."
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Ssrriittet, nit benz @efIbl oes Sc
prii9elten. binoiid oerbifen uni
cennod erIeihtert, Offnets Conn Je
set ole 6sniter. Damn 5errib Il
Iansiam 4rbros Smtes Bib.
m9u bait bier gu pieI Sdmubigs.
eeIebn unO gebort," fIiiIterte fl
lid 9ebe Did melt brouben be
freien Notur. Su tIorer. gIiidli6e
5mre."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-19
piloer
.Nai(er Wilbelms!

Ser .@ ar 2oro" hgis
Die anglo . uncertainties &reFs-
ie Soiier @ilbelm gu bq5eid}-
men pfIegt - bat iih oils mirt..
liher 6rie6enSlrt ar
mleien; ulttcr ieiner HegierfErg
bot ooS oeutide Heib leiGs-
gr0Bte 8liitbe erreift, unS ale
0entlden OUT Dem @roeur,ar-
DC oiirfen Il oil mlf i'm PISA.
Dob er aud elm DirfISGgr
IS t 2or0" iein faHn, cos
benefit our 3eit oieier ipunaeE-
boae Nann nit ieinen fiegggD-
den Seerihooren elmer gaaSsFr
@eIt bon 6eiuoen 9eeenubesR
lin unieren GeierH eiaEgR
@efoaen 5u ermeiien, IieTern
mir Elm prodtpoaes. oaerueas-
ftcs glib bon 9oiier 8ilbeiHE
@roBe i0R 5u Is 3oa En5
paiieno gum Ginrobmen, pcr-
tofrei in elmer Hoae rsr-
ionot, gu 15e pro Siu6 oSe-
smei fir 25e.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-19

Gin b~eiferes Bib in CeIfar6eu
bon Safer 8ilbelm, gleih Der ne.
b~enitebenoen abbiloung, @roBe IL
gu 8A 3oa, liefern mir gum Breiie
bon 25e pro Stiid. p%ortofrei.
Die @iIoer iino cine p%aiienoe Bier.
be fir ieoes oeutihe Sous. uno in tel
mem ioQtc Gin ioIhes iebIen.
geitelluneen neroen prompt be-
iorat, ober nun iolonge Der Iorrotb,
ioeben einqetroffen. reiht. 0aan be-
fteDe dIeihl
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-05-28
CORN MARKET IS
: BYOKEN BY REPORT

CHICAGO. March Is Predictions
that the 1917 corn crop would break
all records for magnitude Of yield sent
prices for that cereal whirling down
grade today. There was a general
rush to unload holdings. Prices in
some cases showed drop Of s cents
a bushel. Opening quotations. which
varied from the same as Saturdays
finish to nc lower were followed by a
brisk rally, but then rapid fall that
carried July to 141 as against lat at
the crest Of the early upturn.
Wheat developed an little more &C.
tivity than has been the rule of late.
Optimism in regard to the new crop
outlook. however. tended to make pr.
ces weak. Besides. advices were that
less apprehension was felt in Great
Britain regarding supplies. After op-
ening one cent to cents lower. with
July at 207 to 200 and Sept. at 1873.
the market dropped an extreme Of
61tc and then recovered to moderate
extent.
Oats were unsettled by the weak
ness of other grain. Covering on the
part Of shorts, though, prevented any
radical break In values.
Liquidating sales in provisions were
heavy, influenced by the bearish ac-
ton OF corn. Lard prices especially
gave way.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-05-28
indianapolis Representative
Sales
BOWMAN ISSUES
fcontinued From Page One.l

gates and two alternates; Eighth
Ward, one delegate and one alternate.
Places Of Meeting
THE meetings of the several town
ships and wards will be held on Mon
day, 4th day of June, 1917, at 7:30
p. m, at the following places:
Abingdon and Boston Townships
At Boston.
Center Township-At Centerville.
Clay Township-At Greensboro
Dalton and Perry Townships - At
Economy.
Franklin Township-At Whitewater.
Greene Township-At Williamsburg.
Jefferson Township At Hagers-
town.
Jackson and Harrison Townships
At Cambridge City.
New Garden Township-At Foun-
tain City.
Washington Township-At Milton.
Webster and Wayne Township-At
the Court House.
First Ward-Paint Store at No 8
South Seventh street.
Second Ward-City Building
Third Ward-Quigley's Drug Store
at No. S21 North E street.
Fourth Ward-K. of p Temple on
South Eighth street.
Fifth Ward-No. Hose House on
North A street, between 18th and 18th
streets.
Sixth Ward-Guyer's Barber Shop,
No. 1903 Main street.
Seventh Ward-No. 5 Hose House
on West Fifth street.
Eighth Ward - Ewbank's Grocery,
Corner Grant and Ridge street.