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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-07-13
SUSPICIOUS FIRE
AT MlNDEN

A suspicious FIRE took place Tues.
day in Minden in the warehouse OF
the Farmers Cooperative store,
which many think was the attempt
Of someone to hinder the harvesting
of crops in that section during the
coming season. says the Appeal. The
mercantile company had large
amount of twine. used in harvesting
machines-enough to supply the val
ley this season-piled in the ware.
house was left open and shortly after.
noon dense clouds OF smoke coming
from the warehouse called out the fire
department. which after a short time
was able to extinguish blaze which
had started in the center OF the pile
OF twine.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-07-13
COUNTERFEIT
NICKEL CIRCULATED

A nickel that's worth nothing and
in reality is only half n nickel has
made its, appearance IN Mprysville.
Cal.
Some gentleman who would rather
work hard for two and half cents
than honestly for as many dollars. is
adding 20 !::s income BY splitting Ave
cent pieces 10 two. thereby making a
profit OF five cents on those he sue
ceeds in placing in circulation. A
number of local business houses re-
port he has met with some success
in passing the coins.
The work Is rather crude in that no
attempt Is made to embellish the re.
verse side OF the SPLIT nickel AMI a
little observation wien a half iima Is
offered will determin its characta'.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-07-13
QUARANT|NENOT|CE

By order of the county
board of health a quarantine
has been established against
the town of Tuscarora on ac-
count of the presence of
scarlet fever in that town.
The public is hereby notified
that no one under sixteen
years of age will be permit
ted to leave or enter the pre-
scribed limits of Tuscarora
until this order is revoked.
DR.. JOHN E. WARDEN,
Health Officer.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-07-13
RESIDENTS ABROAD
ENLIST WITH MARINES

WASHINGTON. July IA remark.
able instance of the patriotism OF
Americans abroad was shown during
the past month by the application for
enlistment in the U. S. Marine Corps
of 104 Americans living in all parts
OF the world. 1t was announced at
marine corps headquarters today.
Letters were received from 26 for.
eign countries Offering service TO the
"Soldies OF the Sea-" Every contin
ent on the face of the globe was
representative Zealand, China, ia.
pan, Egypt, five each of South and
Central American countries. four West
Indian islands, several British colon.
les. and others.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-07-13
THE 0'NElL. SUIT
AGAINST WHITE PINE co.

The White Pine News makes the
following comment on the suit fled
by the o,Neil brothers against White
Pine county. reference to which was
made last week in the Independent
when Attorney Carey Van Fleet went
to Ely to present the claim to the
board Of county commissioners. II was
necessary for the board to act upon
the claim before, suit could be filed:
A bill which will probably be the
subject of extended litigation and
occupy the attention of the courts
for many months was presented to
the board Of county commissioners
at their regular meeting during the
week. ,....
The claim is made by 'ONeil
Brothers. OF Elko, who are among
the most extensive sheep owners in
the western country. The sum de-
manded is s12S.000.00 and is based
upon damages which 1t is alleged re-
suited from the action Of the county
officials about two years ago, when
at the request OF large ranch and
stock owners in this county a large
band Of sheep belonging to the
O'Neil Brothers was held UP for
some time and delayed on their
journey to the southern range. AT
that time it was said that rabid
coyotes were following sheep coming
from the north and to prevent the
spread Of the disease and consequent
loss to the ranchers and live stock
men OF this county an effort was
made TO quarantine and prevent
sheep being driven from the north
through this county to the southern
range. The state authorities were
appealed to and finally the band OF
sheep after being heid some days
was permitted to proceed. When
they reached the Nye county line
they were again stopped by the
officials of that county and longer
delayed. II is claimed that the
action on the part OF the officials so
delayed the sheep that they were
oyertaken by deep snow and great
loss thereby suffered before the
southern range was reached. At
the time Of the attempted quarantine,
there was considerable discussion be.
tween the owners OF the sheep and
the county ofi1clals who were backed
up and advised by District Attorney
Zurich who took determined stand
in the matter. The outcome OF the
litigation which will doubtless follow
will be watched with more than pass
ing interest
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-07-13
Nevada QUOTA
FOR DRAFT ARMY
ONE THOUSAND
Formally Announced That 687,
600 Men Will Be Selected
For First Draft

WASHINGTON. July 13.-It was
formally announced by the war office
this morning that $4,000 men will be
selected for the first army quota. In
the western states Nevada will furnish
1850 men; Arizona, 3.472; Colorado,
4,753; Idaho, 2,2s7; Montana, 1872:
New Mexico; 2.292: South Dakota,
air: Utah, 2,370; Wyoming. 1910.
The governors are instructed to al
lot the state quota as given among
the exemption boards OF each district
so that each district will know exactly
the number OF men to be furnished.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-07-13
AG|TkTORS ARE
STRANDED At
SMALL STATION
Twelve Hundred Men Deported
From Bisbee Will Soon
Be Out of Food

Ell PASo, July 13.-Most, II not all
the twelve hundred alleged 4. w. WIS
and their sympathizers are this morn
ing still at Hermanas, according to
the officials OF the Ell Paso & South.
western general Offices. H....
Hermanas consists of three or four
houses. The officials said they would
adequately supply the men, but what
they will do for food is not known.
II Is understood that they were sup
piled with food enough at Bisbee to
last them TO Columbus, where they
were turned back last night by the
Columbus officials refusal to allow
them to be unloaded from the cars.
Walking Toward Columbus
COLUMBUS, July 13.-The army OF
I. w. WIS left Heymanas during the
forenoon and is strung out for more
than a mile along the railroad track
walking east in this direction. The
Columbus citizens are arming prepar
ing to turn the invaders back.
Officials Say They are not Moving
Ell PASO, July l3.-The railroad OF.
hcials say that the deported men are
still at Hermanas and that a troop
of cavalry is in command of the situa
tion.
Officers to be Sent at Once
PHOENIX, July l3.-The governor
has received the following message
from President Wilson: "The score
tary of war has sent instructions to
Parker to send officers to Arizona at
once. reporting conditions with view
to cooperation and maintenance Of
order.
Claims Men are Taxpayers
JERMANAS, July 13.-Attorney
Cleary in a statement made this after.
noon maintains that most OF the exiles
here are citizens and taxpayers. and
many OF them are subscribers to the
liberty bonds"
Thirteen hundred and sixty.two
men are here. They have purchased
the entire stock OF the little store and
they are now without food. A company
OF u. s. troops are here. II is report.
ed that food Is coming from Ell Paso."
Men to be Arrested
DEMING, July ia sheriff mad
nifty deputies are proceeding to Her
manas to arrest the deported men.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-07-13
CENSORSHIP IN
BISBEE IMPOSED
BY MINING MEN
Associated Press Dispatches
Were Not Censored by
Military

DOUGLAS, July .I3.-The censor
ship imposed on the Associated Press
dispatches filed here and in Bisbee
yesterday during the deportation of
the alleged I. w. WIS from Bisbee
was directed by two officers OF the
Phelps-Dodge corporation. The men
were Robert Rae, general auditor Of
the corporation, and II. H. Stout, sup.
erintendent OF the Copper Queen
smelter here.
These men and not the army Off.
GERS, as reported to the outside world
by the Western Union Office, were the
ones who issued the censorship or.
ders to the telegraph company.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-07-13
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP

Louis c. Kelsey, for eight years city
engineer of Salt Lake City, but now
practlclng his profession in Portland.
is in Carson discussing municipal
ownership OF light and power plant
with officials and citizens. He has
received considerable encouragement
in the matter and may submit plans
for a municipality owned plant, which
may later be put up to the taxpayers.
Carson Appeal.
Kelsey left here about a week ago
after his settlement with the city
council for n water survey for Elko
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-07-13
TO INCORPORATE
WINNEMUCCA

Yesterday Attorneys Hawkins and
Callahan presented TO Judge Ducker
a petition signed by a majority of the
taxpaying voters of Winnemucca,
praying that the town be incorporat.
ed. After satisfying himself of the
sufllcieRcy OF the petition, at 5:15
o'clock last evening Judge Ducker en-.
tered a decree declaring the town in.
corporated. and appointed commits.
sion TO call a special election.-Silver
State.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-07-13
THREE BILLION
MORE FOR WAR
WILL BE ASKED
This is in Addition to the Enor-
nous Sums Already
Appropriated

WASHINGTON. July 13.-war ap-
preparations of three billions OF dol
lars in addition to the enormous sums
already appropriated o. sought will
be asked OF congress in estimates
which the administration officials have
given notice will be submitted next
week
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-07-13
FINNISH DIET
DECLARES FOR
INDEPENDENCE
Passed Second Reading of Bill
That Virtually Makes it
Free of Russia

PETRoGRAD, July 13.-The Fin
nish Diet Thursday passed the second
reading of bill that virtually estab-
lished the Independence of Finland.
The introduction of the bill created
serious crisis in Petrograd and
President Tcheidse of the council of
soldiers and workingmen's delegates
has gone to Helsfngfors in an effort
to settle the differences.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-07-13
LAS vEGANS SNOWFALL
ON THE FOURTH

More than 100 OF the residents OF
Las Vegas motored up the slopes Of
Mt. Charleston on the Fourth OF July
to get away from the heat Of the val.
ley. The crowd celebrated the holiday
with SNOWFALL fights and pionieked in
one OF the huge snowbanks.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-07-13
PROMPT OBEDIENCE

Grace-'i told him he mustn't see
me any more"
Her Brother-"Well, what did he
dor"
Grace-"Turned out the lIghts!"--
Jack.6'Lantern.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-07-13
EMBARGO PLACED
ON EXPORT GOODS

NEW YORK. July 13.-The rail.
roads have been requested by the gov.
eminent to place an immediate EN-
barge on goods for export that was
mentioned in the presidents procla.
mation.. a.. gig
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-07-13
FIGHTING AGAIN STARTS
OUTSIDE CHINA CAPITOL

LONDON, July ia dispatch to
the Exchange Telegraph Co, from
Tien Tsen says that fighting again be.
gan outside of Peking yesterday.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-07-13

A party Of autoists motored in from
Eureka yesterday. Among them are
w. II. Russell. Iona Hooper, Dick Gib.
son. and Glenn Moore.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-07-13

Everyone was glad to see the street
sprinkler out this afternoon. 1t has
been Obliged to lay off for a number
of days owing to scarcity OF water.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-07-13
LET US SHOW YOU

You will be pleased with the service we give you
and with our goods and prices We take as great
care in filling orders you would yourself if you
were to come to store in person. Give us chance
to serve you-
Valencia Oranges, per doz. 29c, 81 and . .43c
Sunkist Lemons per dOz. .....-.. ..29c
S. & w. Solid Pack Tomatoes large
Del Monte Solid Pack Tomatoes, large .20c
Blue & Gold Solid Pack Tomatoes, large can ...20c
s. w. Pineapple, can
Blue & Gold Pineapple, large &c
Golden Gate Ripe Olives 14c
S. & w. Sugar Peas, can ...... 23c
Blue & Gold Tiny Peas, can ... 23c
Majestic Peas, can ....... ..... =. l4c
Lamp Chimneys 1Oc
Toilet Paper crepe, per roll &c
Liquid Veneer, per bottle 22c
Gilt Edge Shoe Polish ....,. 23c
Blung, bottle ...... -. =. 10c
Ammonia, bottle .. e.. .... ......11c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01

oc eineeIetet Die ocn ipdrIihcn Nadrittcn 5ufoIgc
Die Der Senior III Sou0on ms 5ufonlmen ldbt 81 Se.
ginn oeS pcrtcn Strcgsobres Oie ShIsocbnung Der III
rnUc bon 1915 anue5men 5u mOucn i6eint
gSo5l mir Elm eriolgreidber gcpoltigcr Sdlag Ger
pcreintcn 6lotcn Der @itcntemGdie gcgcu ole octide
6ottc unO Octdc &iii'e unO Sanoing elmer itorlcn
srncc i'm Hiiden DER oeltidc Seere in 6louOcrn in0
ytoro.6ranfreid] fonnic 0cn Sicg bcr Die Ocutifcn
Sccrc no Ounit eilen dneuen 6rieoen bcrbciiii6ren
a6er @ngano iiirdtet id, cine 5lotte ouis Spiel SIT
ieGcn, oem penp iene 6lotte bel cncm ioIdcn llncr
ucbncu cbr gei6wddt werOen oate, miro es i'm crncn
Gen gon5 mo gar abbdnoig pm icinem 9uH0esgenoi.
len ,Sopau. gSenn Die Ser Giaoten, 5raulreib lmo
SoIicn bereit wdren ibre i6mben aricgsibiiie fiir
6c AuSIiibrunng zines ioIba Angriiis ber5ugebcn 10
CAB GngIonO Ieine eeonmte noOcnc 6lotte i'm idcrcn
&aien legcn loiien tonntc mO mtr Die Gltercn Sdiie
81 rsliren brote, oom miroe Der Angriii ipo6l bp0
lutcrnommeu weroen ieOob peroen Die Ser. Stnatcn
lid mobl biten 9Ines au cine 3orte SIT cben oein mir
f0nncn uniere 5lote ebenio weg eltbebrcn iue eng.
lcnO ieine 5lotte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01

PIN %. SuIi. 3. 9ittHer i'm llniOeriitdts4
slm O. ami. Carrie e. srOpOp, i'm Wlercb
slq IS, sui, Soire0 .. Glartc in Sort 60.
bingion, "a Sabre al
slm %. Sitli Wiartla 2cdmau, i'm 6ranf.
lin SQuare Nulpiidl 40 Sabre alt.
Sm IS. SnIi, Nlbcrt g. Scuns, yir. 1909
yioro Dinnrco Str, 63 Sabre alt
%m 2S Stli @illiam 6arlen. tm a'erep'
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gSelhpooSsslpcs 70 Sabre ait
slm 80. Sllli, Wlnranret pcniem, Gr CIT e.
%oiomacsSir A. Sabre alt.
sln 26 Nui. WiaraGrct 9ninaacl, fr. $40
S.s9on6,Str;. 60 Sabre all.
Min - SnI SBumnS ge. 0nrtt yr. 1902
sm 20. Sni, Ncbcrt u. Snncrit Gr. 1400
SonmbasIpe,, 20 Sabre ali.
glm 20. Suli, 3Uuis SianclDn, i'm Slcbrcips
Noniidl. 81 Sabre ali
glm 20. Suli, Catherine Ncboe, gir. 1925 Seis
ieronStr., Z Sabre alt
slm 20. SnIi GrcelIu 0encr, Nr. 1925 g9.s
OruB SitnBc, Sabre alt.
gm ~ 2ult 9ricpn 2. 2udc gr. 156 Ss.s
ySciiSir.. 15 Sabre alt.
PIN 2s Suli. SiRGna0 g. Nnan, glr. ia gs.s
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Soptin0.NoipiioI 10 Sabre alt
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iitnts Nnipiiol. 45 Sabre ali.
Mm 2S. Snli, Sbncn Suulmcniclr, gir 2t17
Sinocns9nc.. AZ Sabre alt.
gm 2S. Sult Warn n. 2lUnater. Gr. 1928
saSilmorStry SO Satire all
Nm a. Sni. 3nnicS Sb0rnion, i'm Ncrcbs
0upital, 72 Sabre alt
9ln 2S. Snli Iamce =. slalbmnnn i'm 0es
brcmi iNOipitul 81 Sabre alt
SIm 2S. Sul hubert gpcbitcr, glr 73t a.
@oensStrdbe, 40 Tnbre alt
aim n. Suli, Wian G. gpbiinicr, gtr. 5t0 3D.
EuIdsfisGtr s4 Sabre alt
glm 30. 3uIl @eerae ". ssrie, i'm Sebrep
PIN 20. Snlt @ou. W. 3rutsraf Nr. 1912
Nam udh Cir, a fnbrc aft
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Die prodltnuue Bort DcpDFt. unb gettcrtDM.
tfrftritn1,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nno 0ic groBeil BrlldelI.
Eiobis eebi iibcr ben Susquebnnna'6lnB. Set
nopuIdre Sampler uSusqltebdrtla" Wlttlpo1s
tlbr glncbmiiagS; 5iriid nm IL llpr Nbenoss;
Sontiaes, 10 llbr Yormiiiags; 6iiriid I'M
lbr 9lbeiloS Billeie 6Oc. .ns ,
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EritsiuH.2Inte
nndl NhilnNeluhin.


d. Qbfabrt bonn 8ier glr. 1, Htgpt.
~ GtraBe. 9anpier b1ten an BET
" Betierton, GbeiapcdIc 9noeiL Aoml
9Soint @beidpenle Glib, Wloy Si.
G5corqeS, @eldpare GttD, Del, nno
cages Sampler r4enn" uno rgoro
Baltimore" f1bren bier IIsal po9enl'
Ii6, antdit tdeIid: Dieni1ps, 9on'
nerIiuos, SamtaqS uno Sonnid9S, llbr Utor'
qens syabrgelo $1.00.
gtadli,3ambfer idelib, niSaenommen Sorlr
toas, Inn 5 il6r glbenoS; fSabrgelc $1.6O l1r
bic Sinrciic, So fiir ole annoreils az Iagsl.
6iididbrt per Sag. poer ySnht0anlpleI poe.
per ~. & Or $500. Nnrhgangspille9ie,. 5N
nicoriaen Juieh (per Ndbn bon E1ilaoelpqial
nab 9iem Oorf, gltlaniic @iip, Sage Wia9 VS.
burh Bnrf, Gong @rnnt, glbdnD AtoD, ~ ",
RoaInno, Wle, 9Nlnfien i'm Noroeit. Btllete
bcf gllbauqb'S nuo an Nor0 oer Sampler.
Baltimore nadl 8ctierton
Q(hfnbrt W}0nioQs, Eienlinqs, Udiipobs,
1pnneriinos, sSreiiuqs, ubr Nlorgcns nm
ilhr QlbenSe: Gamifaqs 8 llhr Ul0rgcf8 13O
NuhmiidqS nuo llbr Mbenosj @oHnines'
llhr N}orqens uno 80 Yohmiiioes.
MldIabri bon 8ciieriof Wlcniogs, Wutr
mods un6 Treiiaqs unecfdbr llbr Nuhmit.
fnas: @ienltnos uno 9onneritoes Inn nt9e'
fihr 3 libr 9iddmiffdq8; Somltoqs uno Conn.
ioaS inn uueefdbr 3 llbr Tabmttiues nto
llbr 2lbeu0s.
@iIlete so Gents Wsan idbretbe nm &eifetiio'
- (SuH7-) GIarsnee sbriSer, @ g. n.
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Nat6crinc cSnnlitidI.

IS iiarb am 81. SnIi 1917. nab Idnoeret
$rnnlheit. aotbcrine 0auIitid peb Gniicer,
i'm sllter bpn 6i Suhrcn aelebfc @iattu bon
@cnrb Sanlitib. &eripunoie mo gcldnnte iin0
adptlinp@ool einacnocn. Der Aecroeunp bon ibs
rer Ieeien so6ring. Nr, 7O6 ehe 1irit Str,
mnbnen. )eaiicm 0phmeiie ffr nns GccIens
bell ocr Scitiprbcncn IN Der aQer5 Sein Air
de", nm 8 llbr 0iorqeis Nciietunp nu Der
.NcrS ,Seiu 0emetern (9luat %
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sraaase esNqIgas. ans i,.. @S.ion'orHA. e.i, nHS

Seoen 3pnncritno mi 8 ilDr Ulorecns, Al.
rid $50 glbcnos iino Gnnlltaes I'm 1 llbr
gl1bmitiaes; 6nrhd 10.45 Nbenos. 9anplel
agnnnpolis". Sdli bel oem btltortl9en Seotees.
Der bcIiebicitcn Ionren aus Der Siaoi Sii'
lcfe 60c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01
GiuiocnOcn.
iIuiieO OlalfuaNS q Gicttrit GompanN
@ermiiMtc glnaciaen.

EafarO.
9epartement gebrnnMter automobile.
2-25 Hndnro @niiaaicrc R1caton.
3-lS @nd0ro Haiinnicrc Hbnctun.
3-3S Rndnro Z Rniingicrc 1Unrnn Gar
1916 COcrlaHb Hniingierc SuMrlng Gar.
1916 StnbCbnfcr 0aidgierC Mpaoitcr.
1915 0bnmcrS Rniinniere Snnring Gar.
1914 naDnes 5 Rniiagicre Eunrlna Gar.
1914 Yrcmicr Z Yaiingicr Sunring Gar.
1914 Cadillac &aiinaiere Spnrina Gar.
1917 Scrippe Nuptb Ylundbuut.
slue obenacnailllien sIntomobiIc iino iir bic
Nbliefernng bcrcit
@benio cine glnsabl bon aebraubien 9nits
NutoS
S0dnrO MUtOr Gar GU. Of Baltimore.
Gharlcs.eir. nno Mt. OlDbal.glpr.
(Nuli30-NuQ5)
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Ettu q. S1n6crfprn,

s. ltarh am 30. Snh 1917. cHo Y. oabrr.
turn, i'm glier bon 5S Nubrcn Qcliebtcr Cjaiie
bon Hnuife Nnberfortt Gcrmnunte uno iyreuns
be Der Sumi!ie iino odlungsbpll einaclaoen,
Der reidenleicr non ieiner lettcn gSobnuuo.
Sir 1907 6reocrid'0lOc., am WittpudI FAD
mittn, I'M 4 llbr bei5upobncH 9eifc6ung
oul Der gSonoon Earl GemcicrD."
(SulSf -9lnQD
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gCfanntmudjnnacm.


27 Snli 1917
Separate beregeic glngcboic, IL Gnplini
anaelerilNi uno N bereaelien Concerts an
oen Nonro Of snuaros q Baltimore 9iilu
norciiirt, nit Der Nuiidrit ,,NrDpuinl iDr
gramc 9nrttlonS -fur elap ao0nIS III W.
icmblp paII Nr. 80 Smu0l, 81. Hanis mao
20, STR, pcroen eingeorocri lilo micn
bel prn. Jiir0aro @tpinn Gidbl 6eQiiiraior m
lctncm Nilreau nm oocr Uur llbr &urmt.
TAGS am WiithuDd, 8. slunuit 1917, eineereitbi
mer0en.
Sceem glnecbot mus elm beoIauDioicr ebcd
oes Seters I'M Seiruge bon 5000, aui cine
gGledring Sonic Banl" ac5ogen, 6uObdr an
oeIl WlaVor uno SiuoiratD BON baltimore, bcts
geint iein.
Yer erlolgreiehe Nictcr mnB NftQ3oi iicl,
len nm oie &or6rIicn oes Staot@Daricrs m
Ncjug nui 0Onirafte criiincn
ScIdDnungen mo SpcSiilatipnen f5nnen am
oocr mad ocm 20. Snl 1917 i'm Nlrcuu ocs
Gcbdnocs SnIpeiiors beiibtigt mcroel.
Sic 0onrdlf gcb0roe be6dt ib 0as Redt
Dor, ireeno Elm ober ale 9lnseboie 5uriid5us
meiicn.
3. 2. gHrnc,
@cedlIocsSnpelior.
Neitdtigt:
Sobn 0M6crt,
una, Srdiioeni Der 0oniraft.Neb6roe.
(slu0D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01

Der bcutisc Sng lit Gin bcOentnngs.
boiler: Sm 9unOcs .Gcnot miro iibcr
oen Erobi6itions5uiob 9eihluB 3ur
&unocsoeriuiiung o6eeitinintt wer-
ocn 9cioc, Die ngioiicn" unO oie
.rErodcneu", iino iicgcSgcwiB. 3wei-
orittclMebrbcit lit crforOerlicb fir sic
Boiiirung ocS @ci6Iuiies. Gieielbe
@tcbrbeit lit I'M &ous erforocrlib.
0onn miiien in 3weioittel Der AS
Stooten Ole &c9isIaturcn nit 8mei-
orittcImcbrbeit Ocn @rf6luB sutbei-
ben ipenn or GcrioiiungSfruft crbols
ten loI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01
QIunapplis nnb sgeIt Niber.
Den aan5cn Tag anf bem Sal8waIict.
%ontilfen.Grfttrttpu.

Der Oppulnrc Snmplcr V@nlma Vure".
Wlonides, Wtiiimodls nno Grein9s ) llbr
Ssolileiaas mi $50 NioreenS uilo Gamaes
80 giacbnliaqs. Gine ie9r ousgeUd9lie
1our; biel Blob uno cute Widp6elielI. BtP
lcte 50c., nnsgelOmnen Sonntngs, 6Oc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01

nit Der Sodc 81 bctrauen uno ibr
oie Viittcl Ooiiir on5lnucilcn2
S5o6a6tlm9spoll,
$. IS. SiIfen.
Baltimore, 30. Sill 1917.
@l cbrung Der CeutiGc en-
@eieIlidnftiit oerrn
&otbcr's @mpfeb-
lung.
Scrrn 6. 81. Scin3, 9ctriebsIeiter,
Ser 0clltihc Correspondent,
@ertbcr S5crr 0cin5:-
S6rc Socc, Die 0crlti6e @cicaidpit
nit cincm gtoibioIlsionOS 81 imter-
ltiitcu iiimme i6 6cr5Iid bel CLAUDE
obcr, Oab elm 3niluB nelIer 0iitelie.
Der pcitrcihcnOer mGre, ais peren-
5cltc sSeitrdgciiir ein 6rauen Gomite
tempor0rcr Organization.
Ger 6roncn Siilisperein arbeitet
nit ser Gcruoltlng Scr Geutiden
@cicllidoit @ono in 0auO, abcr id
9laube ni6t OdB oic 6raucn Die 6or.
mirung eincs nellcn SpiiIis.@omiteS
bchirworten piirocn.
CAB niht allie 9eutid6. .9nnerifa-
ncr @iitglicocr Scr Celltidben @eiell-
idait iino, milien mir leiocr cinrdu-
men mO mir merOcu ms freuen
mcnn Der nNcutidja Correspondent
Oiclc @crrcn 6clpe9en fam, Oic Geut-
i6c @eicli6oit nab arditen 5u I'M.
tcriiiiBen
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u 0 b erf 9R. u otbGr.
Baltimore, 30. Snli 1917.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01
1rantreidl manidt cincn iramaiidlcn 1rcOcn.

6rOutrciH wnuidt cincu irauiOiidvn 6ricocu.
GnglonO peron9t eiuen eneidlr 6rieocli Nalti6an0
bcitcbt oui cincm Ocdden 6rcocn Gam gicbt cS nod
cinen ipc5clcn riiben 6rcoel uio einen talienideu
6ric0en gSie mare es, wenu iic glllc Cnrc Sam per
trautcn mo 6m oos gluiltcae Ocs 6rcocn9proiofo0S
iberIieBcn2 @rdi0cnt g8iliou Bat ia elit crfdrt
miiie Gin 6ricocn pcrOcll, Ocr nidt Ocu Safcn ir
neic @rcgc in lid bcrge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01

Der 0crotbSmorit 1T nmscn6liflid nnSgc5ciduct
felt bctannt gcworocn lit ooB Der 9cb elmer 6ron ais
@eirciungsgru0 pom Niilitdroicnit gclienO gcuadt
ncrocn foun wcnn ald] Die Scrat6 crit III ocr lceicu
9tmoc Dor 5teling erolet III Trideberger mcrOen
lOlde inngcn Sctte gcionnt BON iold)en, Sic der
limo oab e iel6it nicbt in oeu Sdscn0raben SIT jc6c
brnuhca.
On Ocn lcbtCn 5uc Sngcn lit Der Mcnih uicocr nnf-
crtanocn Scr Die oinuitc Sro1 pon ser gSc in gortc
gctlcoet 9ot u5it rs S4ncn 9ci6 gcmgY~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01

ggohsoomnsibcs@abs uilo Gbopianf5Iubs@I.
nirlion 150 UiciIcr; Ga5waiIcr; ben gan.
scr Ina; Der rdlfee 2chef5reiter iiir ainoer;
Dampfer rGnma @iles" DieniagS uflo POI.
ncrlidqs, llbr UIoraenS, 3urild II u9I
Wbenos 8iueie 60c (Sult6-)
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-12-27
Clubs to Fit Every Purse

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