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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-06-08
FREIGHT Rates Cause Loss.

Washington. - PesSimlstic preGic-
tions bv southern shippers - 10 the
eject upon conditions II the railroads
are granted a 70 per cent freight rate
i,.crease were made before the Inter
safe commerce commission
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-06-08
Too BAD

postal rates between the United
States and the Danish West Indies
have now been reduced from 3 ccats
20 . cents"
Il always Ike 20 take udvaniage Of
a bargain" said Mrs. Flubdub. but
unfortunately ] don't know a soul IN
the Danish West Indies 10 whom
could write"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-06-08

Just thinkl You can lift
az any corn, or callus
without pain or soreness.
a Cincinnati man discov-
cred this ether compound
ana named it freezone. Any
DRUGGIST viii sell a tiny bot
he 81 freezone, like here
shown. for very little cost.
You apply a few drops di'
rect1y upon n tender corn
or c0llus. Instantly the
soreness disappears, ther
shortly you will find the
corn O. callus so loose tina
you Ian lift 1t right of.
naeEone is wonderful. 1
dries Instantly. 1t dOesn'
away the corn or cal
bat shrivels II up with
t even Irritating the SUI
un1lng skin.
Hard, soft or corns be
f1een the toes, as well a
painful calluses, lift righ
CIT There is no pain b.
nkSaktes. II your druggi'
tell him 10 order
elkle M fou from his whole
adv.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-06-08

Joe Flahrrty, the tailest prisoner
ever 60 come Into the hands 81 the
local authorities. was arrested by 70
liremnn Tom Edinunds, tho shortest
man on the force. after Flnherty II
alleged 10 have accosted q number OF
woman pedestrians with whom ne
came in contact while pursuing On M
coholIc course along Park accnue.
Edmuuds caught sight Of the Of
fender about block away aud gave
1 chase.
You're plnched." he Yelled np at
| his captive.
"wcll, leave go Of my knees hne
reach up and take my hand HE
/ cuped Ftaherfy Anaconda standard
Hymen's torch IL always lighted with
n match.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-06-08
Chance for Small Investors,

washinEton.-Fe reserve banks
throughout the country are consider
ing the distribution Of $40 participant
iDs- certificates. similar TO those al
ready used in New York. TO aid pros
rsrt5ys purchasers Of small bonds.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-06-08
unsnitaI shlps Ierpedeea

London.-The British hospital shiF
Dover Castle has been torpel"ed and
sunk II is announced officially. The
british armed merchant cruiser Hilary
also has been torpeioed and sunk and
a British destroyer has been sunk after
q Inllisinn.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-06-08
Americans to Help Russia.

Tokio-The United States railroad
commission 10 Russia. beaded ly John
= Stevens Of New YorS arrived en-
Toxic on It's way TO p trr-rad The
Americans were entertained hy tie
Rrifish and Russian Ambassadors.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-06-08
IEhY I'd PIMPLES

a Itch H Burn Are Usually
tieura Quickly Heals.
se14 But 4 single hot bath with
un Er followed by a gentle
ktiou - cuucura Ointment TO
me distressing. dishgurine
o. ftines and burnings 70
fheir wonaerful properties. They
! - ieenz - everyday toilet use
+ sample each by mail with Book,
- postcard. Cudcura, Dept L.
Sold everyWhere.-Ady.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-06-08

e my suitT"
4 She alludes to you
A ~ heese."
xa h1EIess girl. She accepts
!, nIio ard now she throws me
!, e - i croquette."
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-06-08

" don1 you put your husband &c
plauflnw n gardenT'
hn4 furT inquired Mrs. Cross
IAN ne ever got from his gar
4 was an appetizer
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-06-08
consumption.

E.Lh farms should be conducted
g Q the purpose of supplying
to- home consumption,
lid he 40 thought given to
10 onr neiKhbors; plan the
Unit m tn your personal use.
Abor has an equal opportu-
carr Udnce vegetables, and If he
miled himself of his oppor'
'tallt loss Is his.-A. L. Hastings
'pea Weekly.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-06-08

/ ean aaslly recognize the early
eAke b. is strawberry mark.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-06-08
lISuESS
l blues
4. e Serious
:

IA al am the
nd have suf-
with female
iie, backaehe,
1 MS spells and
LQ |nes. My chill
loud talking
: Rpmping would
laal me 30 nervous
ana odd just tear
eo thing 70 pieces
- would ache all
4. nd feel so sick
n, ] would not
anyone to talk
z. Pinkham's
q d Liver Pills re-
20 i want to thank
!, Y. I've done me. !
we of. trouble and
rect my youth
~ Hay why do you
Ni19 / owe it al
nsnrn remedies. I"
~ IH Sage Avenue,
a EoiB.
n8ukon about which
. ~ - now write to th'
eIcine Co., Lynn
= pfpl advice given free O
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-06-08

nan as well as men
e made miserable by
snew and bladder trou-
housands recon-
DE-. KILN r 8
Root, the great
Ia &rn1ggists in fifty
Xpu may receive a
Parcel Post, also
s1 ft II. Address DR.,
Hafnton. N. Y, and
$50 tnention this paper
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-06-08

Hymen's torch Is always lighted with
a match.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20

@liltor 2. 9lItuater, 81 nno 9loa
Smith, 70.
9loaron 2. @yro, %, bon qarfS.
Icy, @a., luO GOit6 Dl. g1oorc, %.
SEQ s. 5eloicr, % mo Sophie
@edcnieIO. 10, bon Curtis Ban, $40.
glntboupS. GIodiug, 27 im0 3ran-
ccS q. Gbilo, %.
Narrp N2 Nocrucr, %. BON
SaiuSlpn Qo., lmo Marp 6. To0cr.
10 bon 9fcp Cumberland, ga.
parrp q. 2ebnboii, 35. ecidicoeu,
iuo Mobcl sniitb 81, pon Ssoocrs-
topb Nlo.
@orro 6. @duluS. 10. TO, ilu6 Sc
ieuicpc @ C'9icL, 2L bon ciiters.
iopl DtO.
eooeI Sdlcrr IS, aeiticoeil imo
9Sciiie (Sraber, ii, geidicocil.
Sobu 6. Eaubcr. 20, mo Gt6ci
d, SgtIc 10, S'cioe bon Soipion AeO.
Soicpb n @a1ncr, %. uno GtDel
g. a2i1er. H.
Eolicl II. 9trnolo, p mo M1ar0
Z. GnlUcr. 10.
Soicpb u. e5ooOmo, 9s, nnO Mar.
Gorct (. 8iibcr. 90.
grartou Z. Tabrcp, 20, mo 9iut1
s. @lbu 25, bcioc bon glIeronorio
Go.
Soiepb q. NbramS, 25, mS 2ena
Mads. 2l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20
gSrsn-geridlt.

erobc llubciiimmtbeit berricbtc oilf
Der aeitrieen 9icu 9orfcr 90ric.
,8etblebcm StCcl" fieI oui
ll6 5uriid. ,StauOaro.gtfticN
baiten unter ittuahcr gIodirage
Su leiSeu. 9aItimorcr ,Sorie
nud rubig.
glcw Dort i9. Sauuar.-9ct
Sem gteigcn ocr greiie III oeu Dor.
mittogsinmoen fiIbrteu Die gtiii.
iabrts Nttieu. gItIantic GjuIf uuo
gScit.SSnoieu pcrbeiierten ibre gtoti.
rlnaeu nit AZ Elufte uuO Nforiue.
9LEtien nit bis . RuuFtc. 8ei Dem
ipeitcreu Steipen in Der CrItcn
Stuuoc bradten es ,lIuiteo SteeI"-
Stammaftien aui 1855 ODER inner.
balb clues baIben YlnFte5 oes
00hiiitonoeS III Oieicm Sdbr. o9ctb,
Icbeiu Steel" ihiuomm itarf. Iicic
glItien nelbe eS felt aricgSousbri6
BON $50 ouf 800 bradtcu, qobcn
Inn $35 alii $500 noh. Ger San
iii auf oie 9lohrint suriidjufiibrcn,
ooB oic 9irctiorcn elmer grtra.Iipi.
oen3c nidt 0iinitig gcecniiber itcben.
Ter g1admiitag bratte Elm iebr
rubiacS e5elbdft, inter peldcm
oBetblebcm Steel" aui 396 suriid-
iieI, iitb ober iducu uut 90 9tnftc
arf li6 erboltc. 0cricbicoeue 5pe.
jiaIitateu oaruntcr Qorinoro Qabaf,
.Rocbud~ n@encraI D2otors~
uno ..Gbio %as~ lparrn 3 bis Z
Biuttc bober. pdbrel,o cine Sdipddc
i'm 6on0el nit Etanoaro. 9lfticn be.
mcrtbar mar. Ser 91arif idIob
iebr imbeItimmi.
8aItimorer 8oric.
Nic @oltimorer @orIe bate oc-
itcru cincn rubiecn Eog uu6 Darcu
fcinc GutnidIimecn pon @cOruhma
ju ucrmertcH. Gel 5ci9tc ieiuc aItC
glroicblrgsfraft, tucnn au6 oaS @e.
idldit in cnaen GreBcn aesoaen mar
Ter goHo.Narft ipar eleidfaIlS ct.
mas rubigcr. mas oridcincnO oui 0ic
Situation Sllriid5uFiibren lit. ,Snl.
merbiu mar Sns Gjcidait beoeutcut
bciicr ais oif oe1u SIfticnnarft uuH
quito @crtbpapiere tnrocu ihrelcp
gIbiot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20
(Sine nene 9Fn6rif.

Cine 6nbrif 5lr glniCrtiaung bon
Nlaihineubol5et mo 6oliihranben
mir0 in nddiicr 3cit IN 5parrolus
Noint crricbtrt ipcrocn. Ger 9lnpoIt
Cabot Ecuncao bat ncraOc is gldcr
Sono al Der SporrowS Voint Hoa0,
cinc Dleilc Don Spdrrows Foint &c.
lcgcn, pcn y. &. @iliie fiir Ned5nluia
BON aapitaliiicu ats 9lclpGuglonO
ar9cfollt, ood ipoIltr CT bic 9}amcu
ser Sdnicr uidt betanntInamcn. Wtt
Dem @ou oer ,Sn6rit miro ioiort ia.
goilpcl peroen uito bic Soften mcrs
Oen niii 100000 pernnitldot. 9ol.
tlniore miro ourd Oic'c 9lnldoc Inn
elucn qorB ncueu Snoniiric8lucig &c.
reicbert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20
(Sinbrcdlcr mn Ser Nr6cif.

Giebt Ole ourd ciu 0interieniter
in ooS @niS bon g(brabonNl. 9cri2,
glr. $50, Gft-Ylonigomerp. StrhBe,
cinoronacn, itabIcn cine alf $40 be-
nertDete aolOeue llbr uno cine tlciuc
Slmtnc @eloes. Gic Iicbe iiber.
iaben Spwcleu inn @ertbe BON picIcu
Nuuoert Ioanrs, ais iic ilioI9c OeS
Griheir0lS oer Nausbewobucr, Oic
9eraOc bon cinciu 9eiud)e jiiriidfebr.
ten, bic Sluht crgriiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20

Gboicc, fettc ghofc. @iO.. 41a--5c.; (;
quite, 3-4c.; rorlbe, Gtiid, $1.50--
$50; oIte @odr, @funo. 31a-Ac.;
Triiblines 2omulcr Choice, fcttc,
&flmo, tl-lthc.; mcSInnL On
10c.
Tabot. (MarDIon0), 100 4inno.
NirOcnpertbig imO riroitco," $40
--i2; gutter gepSbuIidcr luD sriir.
her, $i3-l4; g,lter geip6bnlider,
$15-l6; uiitteImdBiaer. S17-19;
gutter bis feiner rotber, S2t-2l;
Taucp.$22-25; Sucn0S, gGpobuIi.
der lis mitieImdbieer. $t2--11;
SECONDS, gutter bis feinsr. $is-20;
Grun6bIGtter. uale Grute, $7--is;
9op Gobat, fire cureO. $50; lIp'
per Country, oir-cureo, $S-l7. -
@ouscIbofte nno ihIchi ecmiidte
@erpadung. 1-Sc. gro NilmO uie-
oriecr.
@dute iuO GeiaISene,
GiunO, 22c.; friidc, 20c.; beidy1-
Sigte, 19c.; Grp Stint, 34-95c.
aoIb, % Soc; Sd3oi, 5c.--Si.25;
9dmmer, 80 Co.,; gnllen. i7r.;
3icacn -25c,; 1oIa efno o.
10r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20

Z euipsue Wa ser MarS sla... e1M
10 autbcils Eus sont oi galtU. l5t
. sIniseile Heripsrn Gsrirai 8a ssi4
zoo @utbcitc 8symo " 5 cent. n
90 slnib,t, uRicS @silmosn eo, X
70 @ui6stic \ 3 $40 &aor eQ ios
70 gInihciie ssapiunS ru soN.,, :
sioo baltimore Giip ter 1857 .... iai%
1000 adltsulsr, GIN 4,r 1884. io2
1000 Salto cier !. ser dtnte) ,. toqss
1000 Gin & siib esalpl ssr ioaA
5000 Goni goaI Ger ,,......... lo4sa
5000 GEM Coal ef.,.........., lolE
1850 Cont Gonl ess .,.......... ,la5
LOCO esui GsGT g:d 5,s.,-...,... "a
1000 Gsul ReSD,E sissr, ...-...,, s9E
o.oeO gonI eOpsr ne4eS. S........... 1878
5000 eososn & 90 der.-.,..,.....,lae
1000 gSsom csi 6 eOs Ger. r..,.,..,. .io7ta
1900 eIs sorh Surl Ter. ...,....,.. lo9ys
1000 mt gsruou @elIIs notes. ,... iooAa
1000 uuliso aolnsoss l. Aer.,.,.... e4l8
7.co0 gsaib 8allo & sn 0sr....,.. s7Al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20
@rnnSsiaslltbnms.@ .@larft.


GS ipuroc bcridtet, oaB oa6 aItC
Gouo-GiacntNlm an Der Seiiiciic
Der Faca., jipiYhcn 0erinqton- lnO
Saratoaa.Str bon Scr safe
Cepoiit au0 Gruit 60" fir aluoeu
au9ctalIit puroc Ias 0auS gcbort
5u ben dliciier Der 5toOt Baltimore.
Ncrr Games @ 0arpcp bat BON
sSrnnt ". goIqinno. ais SabiuaItcr,
OaS SanS gar. %. 5iio-GoIprrt Str.
geiauft IaS 0alIS III grunojiuS.
frei.
Gon 'Srn. q. GrneIt Strait crmarb
gciiern sic .@orpIaro 3'pibiauGaitla
@an Gomntiiiicu" ocr 9ciittitcI ouf
oaS euu05insircic eiseutbiuu glr.
1904 nuo 1906, Jtor6.G6arlcs- Ctr.
&ierSurdl lit Der @runoanfaui IcitcuS
oe5 GrOenS 5irm glbidlhib ecfoalmert
lnio miro mnbrIdaiuIih in 0iirjc init
benz Olaibnu OcS GInbboilicS bcGon.
neu mcroeu.
Gas 3-itodige GcranOa.NouS 9ir.
.2i06, Reiiierstoipul9loaS. ipuroc uoi
George .. Suerion al Cigar u
Cams onrd Sic 1irma Garter & Stei.
icn permietbet. Eicidbc Sirna be.
ridtct oidj oen Nertauf Don icdlS
orprO5iiiien III Spo1c bon ie $i2 otif
Sodliier i'm GOO ScUiert oer A.
StraBc.
1rntidDe, SeitrrreidTiIdlC nuS llnea.
ride Nrieesdultibtu.
100 Mart nuS 100 ArOneu anflUGrtC.
5bcp. $. Tieuer & &c.,
@r5i3) 2i7 Sit.SaItimOre.5tr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20

!ltFFanic ani Osr Ilitiiasn gIEIieMb5rit.
FIRST CALL

= AAN24 a 0AAHANAAa
a5 slnt0eiic Cont Godi COM, sroib. l0o%
90 slnipcilc Coni eoivsF com. i. 1904
800 gribeiic 0osscs eli Sis GA 81. sc
500 sutbeiIe ooSScn ciI sHs t@ o. SIC
100 alniociIe GosSci I'll 6is Ga 81. ese
200 eniOcnc GosSsu cIi siiS Ns ~. Gse
90 sni6cIse eosoeu Sll esm..... itis
500 sIutteilc 0ossea cll con...... ilss
% slrtoeiie 2aeion Chemical co., 10
s5 siui0cllc Sdblcu Getmiccl 60 i8&
A5 aaibcilc 3asnon Chemical Cos. 48s.
a5 sIntOcile 1npiion 9bendcol CO., a
so glHlOciic or qora Cool sen. e4E
100 sinipcIle Seuiiou cI com.. 2h4
e5 smt6cilc Soufiou Gil piS, srSlp. %
70 glnbeli, 5ul Got W OF mlaii con-. 30
sIrtbeil, g'drulanS Cohiaiie Co. e23s
90 slmseas 81 a 5lrii Nai @anr SiE
10 anQeils linton @dni ...... .tao
so emibeiic sHdplanS OIL rom.. as
100 slutOels ssablaho Oil com. . 3
$1,000 BALTIC eiee l. ser 0tnpSL.. ioVs
1000 6biecao 9lallioaeS ser. ..,...... 81
900 clm 4 sno taom, ser io2N
1000 som Goal Rsi 5srst~s~a,. "a
1900 Conf eoal Observation-Disclosures iois
1000 Gcni golsct aver a.....t., osls
10000 0oni Noieu ncies ..,,... .io1M
5000 Goshen Oil & cSas ecr...s.. .ioIM
1000 eoSSen 80 oet. .s...,.. Zoe
$1,000 Gil Seru Susl Ser. ......,...,. 1885
500 Un eora Sutl 5sr tcaiel~.ioi
1000 Oh Soyu SacI Der. ,...,.. tO8M
5000 on Soru Gosp Ger. ......s.. 1914
900 sairmoui 4 claus Erac ser. ioojs
a,ooo 5airmoui & Garis 1rac 5sr ioi
1000 Eeitna gsa,cr & soiu,r 5sr..... ossa
1000 lnlteo .failmaas 3oa 5sr,.., SOW
100 llpileo yaIImdps Son 5,rs SOS
SECOND CALL
25 slHOeile gnllimsrc 1pbe teni ..ii0
20 slnibciic epolmcrS cI ccnt
90 sJuiocIs gcri Ectpcr CON. 1905
500 gritcIe Cosoer cll @is oM 81. es.
500 gluiDelc eoSSsn Gil aiS tss 50. esc
4ss rs ani1eilc Goshen on wis tga ~ d4c
400 9niuelc cceNeu cN rcH, b. ira
300 auiDsie Goshen cir conf a.s. iA'a
100 smitcic Gcsoen Gil COME. iiSS
p smibeilc eoeccu 4 con....,;.. ~
100 Inioellc cesocu &lec,,s-a.,e INK
N sml1ciic 80 arfu voal ecm aiss
sutbeilc S;cctiiu y 1eyciit 90. 1894
s. smiOeIIe Noricu Gil MS, er'Air. os'a
smtDeilr Nui 60 81 ci @oN com %
2s sIriocilc Moroa Gal 1roc pic 70
OK snt9ellc apt ger Msulc com isia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20


! @ci5cu. ....... 900 $50
p gSei5cn. ........ 500 $50
&ater .... - $50
. 9ofcr. .......... $50 900
Gtcr. ~ DlO. imo 9So., 0mscno,
42c.; Goitcru Shore, @2O. lmo 8o..
42c.; meIilidc (0bio). l2c.; gg. So.
41c.; iiiOlider (9l..G9. 40c.
Bntter. Separator. @fllno,
9s-41c.; grirts, u gfuno. 9S--
4ic.; BrintS, / 9hAuo. 3S--4tc.;
gIods, 9 93hmN. 3S-4ic.; 0oirp
@rints. RO., So. uuo gu.. 2G bis
29c.; Storcpodco. 97- 2Sc.; gfolIS.
@o. lm0 po., o. 29c. 8oIIs, @.,
3d.. 1890.
O fIiiacl. @iihncr, iunac,
EfOo 90 pic; altc SiIDucr. is-
i9c. oltc SGbne r.StasS, t0-1lc.;
Gnteu iurgc, 17--19c.; flciuc, 15-
16c.; Errfcps, ScnuclJ % 29c. !;
jlmoe SGDne, 26 27c.; fleinc. 20
2ic.; Gouben, oIte itno iiluec 8oore,
20c.; @uiueo,@cfliisel. inecs, 11a
GfO. unO mebr, Stfd 35c.; tlciucres,
15c. GSdnic, BfnS, 1916.
y @obuenun0G Grbicu.-@Iod.
cDc Grbien, Choice. nelc. @ulhcI.
$2.S5-2.90; Gbinncp Grbicm neuc.
gllid)el $2.i0--2. 20; 0Sclu Ora Orb.
len ueuc, 9'uIdcI. $2.tO- 2.20;
@iod cocr Goip erbicn, ncue. gnideI
$2.i0-2.20; Country pciBc Bob
men, gnidbeI $5.00--5,5U.
Gbit unD (SemiiIr. - 9lepfrE,
gs.al7o, nuO ga, 5nB, $3.50 $50;
goDucu Griiuc, 6Iorioo, 9or6 $3.50
10; Nobncn, BodS, aorb 1926
~ 30; Grnut. 91..y., Come, 500
--ii0.00; Seacric N.-D.. @iirocI.
90 50r.; c5nrfcn. 5loriOa, &orb.
$2,50--3.00; Gotc. 92orioIf, SoB,
S0-90c.; 0cpfialot, Norfrlt. Norb,
5o-75c.; 9opfialot, 6loriOo, Sort,
Sill 80; 3wiebclu, gf.sg., i009Sio.
Cad $5.00--5.50; Tfcfier. Jlori6o,
Crate. $2.50-300; Spinof. gIor.
Jolt Sub, $t.50-t.75; GrObccrcn,
5IoriSa, Curt. 30--35c.; Iomotcu !
5Ia, 6oncp, $3.00-3.50; Choice,
50 25--2. 80; 9Srciiclbcereu ;Sos. ie
mad, Guolitdt $5.o0--6.5O.
&nrtoffeln.-@ei6 @uideI,
". .N1O. nro Go., $i.75-i.S5; g., !
.. imo &erieD. $i.75--i.S5; Cat. |
ern Sbore, MtS., $i.65-l.75; iiGc |
9ortoiiclu Gaitern Sborc, acIbe,
6oB, S3.00-3.50; gort 0liper, 6oB. !
$2.75-3.o0; Ssoro Carolina. fob, |
$500 $50; PANS, Gob, 5000
975.
Slide, &uitern uno Ser
rnpins. aarpten, BIC. A-6c.;
GlounOers, 8hno, 6--Sc.; Erout,
aroBc, Sab, $t2-15; tleinc, $6-S;
@od Nfano, i5- 22c.; iueiber Yerdl,
Hfwo, S-i0c.; meoiunL 4-5c.;
oelbcr pcrt, sroBr, s. -i0c.; flcine
big meoiiuu @hmo, 8 -4c.; DSode.
reIs. 9ShmO, 1S 2Oc.; Sailors,
oroBe. 9ilmo, 19-15c. ncoium. 6
Sc. @cttc, @ilmO, i5-iSc.;
Male, Ninno, S-i0c.; /; GotiiId, @fo,
3--5c.; Clans, bunOcrt. G5-70c.;
SnItcrit Gboicc, 5o5. $S.00-3.5O;
Grimes SSnB $i70--2.25; GnIls,
5oB, $t50-i.75
N NinoDtcD.-SSiirge teftc Stiere
oou 1000 bis 1900 9hlno @eiuidlt,
&tlnO, 7--7la Siicrc untcr 1000
Niltno @enidlt, 6j5-7c.; cdlicn,
yilmo, 51ac; @nlleu YiunO,
412 5l2c.; aroBc iimec aiibc, @fO..
Az &C., moaerc, 3-3Hc.; Ssiibc
init aolb, $3.50 moocrr, $40
lib.
8 Sdpeinc, SerfcI, jc nnb
@r06c, Slid, $i.75-2 80; Gboots,
ic nodl t5roBe. $3-d.50.
Adlber. Choice, EfN.. 1879
l4c@ eutc, t212iSc. icNmerc @dl
Der Stiid, SIG p; roubc, Sid
i6; tlciHc nioNerc, $50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20

einc Tnrm hinia m ctiperben: hcr Qree fir
Sarm@r5euaHiiie N Gin ichr bober. sic 9ouo'
prcic lino roo nicorid dber i'm Slclaen be-
Qriifcn Die bier bcrscnncicn Nnrfnen HHo
nod 5u Dcn nicofiqcn Nrciien ab5uNcben.
As qlder; pbnc C5ebdubc. is Mdcr
mrbnr breit an 8ohu. 81 10000
2l3 Mdcr; nit Wcbduhen, Gbiinnricn 100000
1870 Wdsr; 6 3immcr onilS, nur $500
elnsdblunQ, 8orgnln. go. 100000
So 0ter; nit l5cbduoci. lcinic0
hiQjo .............., 3,iB7 so
$50 gfder; init Gcbiuocli, Gbit1nricr 4,i40OO
io'7A -'"' 5obcsfall ...........s.. 4.350OO
Gommcrpldbe nuo weiiete SdrmeH p's 1900 adef.
gSul. @iIbberS
a,cat cnos srutsr, 9o6 81. sauhsird0r.
(Sdni6-3D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20
gu Uerfanicu.
Geime fiir Qehensaeit.

S1eitlle 1lt Nebene5elL
gocben fertio oelieut 3uei @eiben 2sIiodiqr
6anfer, 8lntiner. 90b NIB 8tranodsBront.
ZOO BlUf Notwithstanding.
Neben clifton Nari mnb Sdrlordsglre.
Neine Gtra6e nro pciifitbe 1dqe.
Bier 2immer, einihlieBllD aMi1enette" ant
benz erten Tlur ~titbenette~ enibdlt uiCs
herne @0s.Ndune YioberHe 0chhite, eudlnirs
ten QluSanb mlf gtbllubbrett. sleiirii0sn 9ddbet
FAC ben Gourmet 1aupibe8ung. Ndribol8s
Dieen, moberHe Gtnntine. Hdfe Gnben T1nbts
nnbere moberre Gieenheiieu. Wlun nebme Sdr.
torb'sIbcuue glftrii6e. noroIib fnbreuo, be
N1ontpeliersSiruhe
Itr q. 3. 0duaaBer SiralfB 0ampnnb. Qrbauer.
Bhtean: 0i9-920 MiumisF SRllblna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20

y &c |. SllIllpr --- AotlHclI
(Su 100 Rtuuo S6der,) 9Sro Come.
Spring 8beot Bran. $S5- $500;
6Iour bis 9bitc DliobIings (ipcItI.), J,
$3.50; @eitern @iOoIiues, S5.-
500.
$ ell nuo Strob. 3ufubr:
Seu 1877 Eonneu Sirob 13 Eouucn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20

v 3uiubr 39,7SS Gu-
ihCl; &crionot pom Sen GIepotorcn
1859 &liheI; Glepntorcn @or.
ratb 676.6tS guid)eI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20
Baltimore CUsarFtbtridlte.

Brettoh 10. sSon,or 1917.
Deb 1. -- 8ufiIbr 23, Safer,
ciridIiebIid 2673 8dIIcr al 2ociiit
9oint mo 1882 6oiier Su Gonion.
bic gotirlnaen lparen luie inIat:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20

icbel; &crionOt ron oen gIepotoreu
6793. Uleuotoren@ @orrotb 529,502
glidpl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20
9tcIlcnseindIt.
Am pcrpadlten.


Sn rgrpnnicn; ,..,4,
81 Wdcr naacidpr 30 glder pearpflieles
2auh 4 4pcilcn hbcr 0arncu VarSinle an
nrr Sarioro Rodn Gunner cane, spipelset'
cstbcluc Is anocrc gluhcH.(1epduoe. Hd46u
fraacn bci g. g. Wlc0umoc, Yir lOlo, Cr'
giprtb.Mpenic tNoN-V E1J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20

occrote,re on aSaiiie nnb ,Dlibeg "'SInlea
chcniD Nraneu nm 5li Sdrle 5u noQell' ''"~
5uirdpen 9ir. 20 Sho.panDper'atFa@'
(Saul6 22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20
gerIanat-Eranen aHS MaSdlcn.

@crlanqt
Viuc ocuii6c Sron iiir eiHiGcbcu Sduspall
~ crlr0acn hci Mar Nicljer, Wcrnano Saie
Namiltou (Son20 2l)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20

Sin tHdtipcs Qldohcn ilir aewopHllQe NelSs te
Nobu Sd pro l9othc Qa.b5uira9en bel bsntam'
Scmiuale. qluenuc, Nde Trcoerid MOAB, oa'pu'
uiue. Iclepbou 34G 0aioNcoiue
lNanl lG--oll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20
gcrIauSt-@ @saunsr nnO SeHa6eiI'

Geudu1t: o..
3ipci oeobcl Edrcuer fiir ncue hlto nlie KY,
heit. heIt;inSioc 1irbcil gRan doreilirc 0enrD
Glanoh, Tr. 80-9l, @aIbingtcn strane SaH'
eaIier, va. 'Sul'-V -
The Sentinel=record., 1917-06-09
McADOO APPEALS FOR
 SUBSCRIPTIONS TO LOAN

New Orleans, Ta. June S.-That money is more important in warfare than ever before and that the first duty of Americans is to respond to .the call of the country and purchase Liberty Bonds, thus supplying that means to carry on the present con. .tlict was declared by Secretary of the Treasury William C MeAdco in an address delivered at a Liberty Loan massmeeting here tonight, attended by several thousand persons.
 "rhe quicker you subscribe the means 10 carry on the war and let the .euemy of your country know that you have unlimited means to achieve lib .erty throughout the world. the quicker
 he war is going to come 10 an end, % he said
 Dieressna to discuss taxation Mn McAdoO said:
 "lt is human nature always not to want 10 be taxed, but 1 cannot un- derstand how in time of war. when We are actually communicating our sons, men should Quibble about tax ation want tp tell you now, as your secretary of the treasury, that the proposed taxation for the next year is the leas possible sum with which we can safely proceed in this war
The Sentinel=record., 1917-06-09
SAN SALVADOR
 IS DESTROYED

'nNUNrEp FROM PAGE ONE
 ...-f N4ut ol he shocks have Neea or t.e ere1trs. intensity and e number of Ii-uruaurcs iu recent wears nHve rr H.tcl in lppe1Is -o tHs Red Cross for .-islauce In carrue 'ar m, a,-'mIe som, a. the suoeN have continued for several days at q tme. uHaus thaI vtas.ood the first trsm ur going down u those ihal followed
 A 'be couatr.s principal industry i- agriculture. aHd as m.ch aarr.l uu4I property ha been destroyed iu rrevous disasters losses to oilers of tae soil have been tremendous From tune to tme railroad and wire com. mum.atou with stricken districts has leeu prevented because of uhe com pie eue.s of the destmcuou done b, the quakes
The Sentinel=record., 1917-06-09
VETERANS GATHER
 AN GETTYSBURG
WITNESS UNWILLING or ViR GINIA's MEMORIAL TO HER
 SONS WHO FOUGHT

Ge.uabure Jna >-Y.,eraae of ,Ia confederate army aa h.rra He-e .Jas .ar .ae cerrmom~- attending ths m,~m- 9. v.rgna- mrmo.u Co her sons wlo foa-ut at GeJ,s bur- The memorial rmomted by d statute of General Robert r. l.e
 For aD hour before tbe dedication che veterans were entertained a du ner u ta, u.avE wooded -ecuons from which tle many ot hem tarted on their historic eharae olN .or years ago
 DNc Carry Me Back to Ole Nir guy and other So@hcru urs were played lime and time again ny tho bands and every tme The veterans cheered and asked for more
 A parade preceded the dedication. a battalion of the Fourth infantry and the cadets rom Virginia Military in stwte escortiue Governor stuart ol Virginia e the scene of Jme mFetlug
 Miss Anne Carter Lee wanddaueH. ter Of General Robert E. Lee, unveiled the statue on top pedastal and a great shout went up from the veterans when then former commanders Jatpe was presented view