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The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-04-28
IRON MOLDERS ADVANCE.

Aurora, Ill.-Iron Molders' Union No.
1877 has been rewarded for its activity
during the past several weeks. Thor
ough organization resulted in raising
wages to so cents an hour.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-04-28
MEAT CUTTERS ORGANIZE.

Aurora, 'Ill-Meat cutters and butcher
workmen have organized and secured
contracts with several large shops.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-04-28
IRON WORKERS ASK so CENTS

Toronto, Ontario. - Structural Iron
Workers Union has presented demand
Tor 55-cent an hour wage, to take eff
feet May L.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
electromagnetic Der gliirnbcrsc-
rinncn OUr mcbr ais 400 Sa5rcn.


gSic ans elmer nod porbonOenen
6omiliendronif bonn Sabre 1902
berooree6t, bcOicntcn lidb Die 9tiirn.
berger Gomen oft merfwiiroigcr
Nlittel, Inn il di6re SugenOfriihe 81
erbalten. 8eionOers beliebt poren bsH
fonntlid idon BON ieber Y60er lnO
@oiHlmgen mo Gielinnenmild;
ouh S6langenblut, Giootter uno
bic 9Ii6e elmer perbronnten Nious,
nit 9uumol oeniidt WurOcn Oa-
mails III 93iirn6ere perlpenoet Sin
anOereS &e5ept loutet: Nion ne6me
einen ipeiBen Gapoun, fiittere i'm
orei @o6en. nit in 3iegenmilb ge-
quoIlencm &eis, erlpiirge i'm 0orout
badc i'm flein unO itelle OorouS cin
@oi6polIer Der. IT I'm 9fln5eln 5u
pertreibet empfnbl man Ginreibun.
gen NIT GielSfctt ooer @ulengebirn.
@egen Sommeriproien CAB eS meb.
rere Oiittel. Wion mad)te Iib, mem
man ni6t Oos Sell zines gefledten
Seopar0en erlongen fonntc, entrpeoer
cine Sul6e aus 9odStolg nit S6mc-
fel ooer cine ibleimiee Suppe aus
5eridnittenen @egi6neden. glu6
purOe 9u6milh nit Siri6born oOer
Rebgolle ongemenOet. Saor6omooe
mohte man as @0rcnfett ooer 9lol-
l6mol5. llbubllt iollte frouie Saore
ge6en, 3iegengolle 81 ltorfe gligcn.
brouen minOern. So6npulper bcrei-
tete man aus slide bon einenl Soicn.
id)doeI unO 6enheIiaamen Elm @nt-
boorlngSmittcl ans Dem 9lute Der
6leOermGuie. 3ienlib conpli5irt
mar Oic Seritcllltug bon 9ippen-
pomooc. Nion no6m oo5u 0as ,,Ncb"
eineS 3idleins, lc0te cs Orei5e6n
Gage in Oioienol, nobm cS Damn Der.
ouS, 6reitete cs ouf eincm Seller
aus, Iette es in Oen mormen Son-
ncnI6ein linO lieB ouS 5ett 6erolS-
Iroten. Ga ooS 9ioienol ie6r t6euer
mar, 10 eriiebt man OorouS, Oob lids
Oic 9}iiru6crger Gomen i6on Dor
OierbunOert Sobren ctluos foIten lie
Bcn, lpenn es gaIt, ibr 9lntlis 81 Oer-
l6onern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16

Sobn @iiitlono mo 6rolL Siioicite
Ocr 0ioulment- no6e NobinIon- Stry
11.tO bel GS, @rln05inS $40.
SaneD 9. 9ittinger, GudloBOer-
bolter, OIL Sermnn Glouohts inO
6roh 5ii0ieitc Der 2omboro-Strobc,
nobe Gorrollton.9lbemic, 1876 bel 80,
@rimo5ins $3.50.
Siioor g. lSiri66erg, Geitoments.
ooGitreder, an Siioor g. Siri6berg,
2 @rlrnoItiide.
Sobn 9loBfopf an Sorrp 6. @rigbt
imo 6rou 9IorooIt-gde ser Suoion-
rmo GlirIeD-StraBe, @rino5iuS $50.
@m. 9G. 6ii5er, jun., II. 81. an 93c.
berop &c. Soa, 2 @rlmOltiide.
Sultan 0ro5oomSfi imo 6rau an
Gobios Burger mO Sroi, GER. 3t7
SIt Somburo StrnBe, @rlmo5inS
$40.
@miI 9. 9rciIine imo 6roiL @cit.
ieite Scr N}ontforO-, nabc NibIanO-
gluenuc, 1874 bei so, @rrno5ius $40,
$667.67.
nSoIep6 g. @bitc 9ieaItp 60" an
@m. @. @roome uno 6rou, SiiOieite
Der Monument., nobe 9lobinlonsStr.,
1911 bci 69, @runo5ins $43.
Somes GeeItp an W1art6o 9. Bar
nib mo @otte, siioicite scr Sligss-
9(Ocnue, nobe Poplar @robe-StroBe,
ID bel tt0, @rimo5inS $65.
CerIel6c an @nt. g. 9ropn lmo
6roii SIticite scr GufeIono.. no6e
Sfiggs-9lOenue, II bel 10, @rlno.
sims $65.
Baltimore GruIt 60" an Sie
Sale Oepoiit & Erldt So, ErllItcc.
9tr. 3O22, @inoior-9lpc., $t304.35.
Giciel6c an @6en0icicl6e, gtr.301S,
@in0ior-gloeme, $t304.35.
GieicIbe an @benoieiI6c, 2 @rlmo.
Itiide, $26OS.7O.
Slelelbe an @benoielel6c, gtr.3028,
@inolor-9lbenue, $t304.35.
0ieiel6e an @6en0ieiel6e. 9tr.3020,
&inOIor-9lpeme, $t304.35.
GSlorcnce 3. Sumter II. q. an Gop.
mono 2. @ilioms, Erultee.
Gbos. Sron5 imo 6ran an Soicp6
i. 6rcic, gir. 2101, Oit.2afopettc-
9lOemic, @runo5ins $43.
o@Iobe SienItp Co." an Somes gS.
Scott imo 6rnlL 9tr. 1910, 9loo.
min9ooIc-SioaO, @rimo5inS $7S.
@m. Z @oI6 an aotbleen M.
Conop, 3 @rrnOitiifc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
Gantt luiOrr al1ium.

Cine Stuttgdrter Dame bate einem
ibrer i'm Telbe itebenoen glsffen Elm
2isbesgabenpatet aueeOd9t, Ous ins
folge ungsnauer Qlngdben ieOo9 an
einen lnbetannten 9eriet. Der braOe
Telberoue ndbm bic @abe ols bo4s
pilfommene 8eute entsegen unb
fanote Der rStuttgarter 9ante," tpie
oiefe uns mitteilt, ben foIgenoen poes
tiI9en Dnnt:
Mie sliidIi9 1T bod Der SoIout.
60 sr nod cine Sante bat,
Die ibm Bis in bic ferniten 3onet,
500 nur nod grofrunaoIen tppbnen,
9(us 2isbe tells unb tells aus Stugs
CERT
9ds bittrs 2eben nod per3udert!
Sbn I9rsden nidt Der Meni4beit 2ets
ben,
ga, tpobrli9, er 1T ou beneibenl -
Do9, tpenn bic oberipGbnte Sdnte
No9 nt9t mai feline glnperipdnbte,
Mern iie ii9 nur aus ienem Sriebe
Der Iogenannten MenI9enliebe,
Die ale MeIen m09t umfdKen,
Our 2dntenindft berubseluRen,
Gum 2obn fir lein Osrfpesenes Trsi'
ben,
Damn 1T fein Slid nidt gu bsTdrei.
ben! -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
Der Kaoi,
bon 9m liyh.

@s mar eegsn Oie MittassSsit, uls
Elm Septic benz S3oeoin el gluri ben
9efsbl iiberbru9te, er babe iia Inn
puntt flint u6r na9mittags in Der
StaOt beim &uimatumut gu melben.
Gs 1T bod eipig f4aoe = Oo4te S5oes
DIN Bel ii@ felbit -, OoB i4 mid beuts
friib nit meinem glu9bur &bbullo9
5eritritteu babe, tenn er 1T Der eins
Sige Maun i'm Orte, Der cine ll9r be-
iBt. Wenn i9 BON tbm nibt erfubs
rem Tam, pie TpGt es iit, tpsiB i4
ni9t, mann i9 nu9 Der Stubt uufs
bre9en fOl.
Dd ibm tein onOerer 9luspsg iibri9
bIieb, sing er ulTO gu ieinem Nd9>
bar biniiber uno fpra9 tn tleinIoutem
Some: r@6renpertsr Qlbbulab, Ioge
MIR, pieOieI llbr es ift, unb 9tIab
m5se biefiir bein 9lnpeien Dor Jeuerss
brunf uno @iebieu9e betpubren."
~9(uub miro mir beTdeiOen, mas
feline @eisbett fir gut befinOst; i9
uber fuss bir ri4t, ipieOieI llbr es 1T,
Osnn gu buit mid beute moroen 9rObs
Ii4 teTdimpft unO Ieitber bin ib ostn
Geinb."
Wergebens miibts ii9 S55ebin ub,
bar5ul@en, tpie iiberdus tpi9tig es fiir
i6n fsi, bic ri4tise 3eit 8u erfubren.
9lbOulob IieB fih our@ ni@ts rib
rem, unb es ipdre alpiI9en bei6en piels
lei9t gu einem neuerli9sn Streit gee
tommen, ipenn niAt 5ufGlis Der &dbt
boriiberseiommen ipGre, bem Sa5eoin
BEN ganSen Sd9bcrboIt briibporm er.
5Gblte.
rOu bdIt poItommen re9t" =
fpro9 Der 0Ri9ter gu ibm =, nipenn
ou oarauf beiteNt, oab Dir @bouudb
bic rihtige 3eit ungebe, benn Elm Re9ts
eIdubiger muB bem unoern unter allen
umitdn0en aus Der Berlegenbeit bels
fen." ,
9tls bieruuf 9lbbullab feinen @tanbs
puntt pertrot, eripioerte Der einii9tss
DolIe &obt: Dab audi ou in Oetnem
0ae9te biF, Ous Itebt iiber ieoem 3pets
fel erbdben, oenn iiiemon0 tann oi9
baSu 5pineen, buB ou eiuem Meni4en,
Der ii9 bir geseniiber Oes MOrgeus
feinbielis benabm, f9on gu Mittag
sinen TreunOT9uftsoienIt erpeiIelt.
DO9 bu ibr eeItern nod bic beiten
5reunOe mart, 70 forbere i9 bid bu.
nit i'm Namen oes @eIeBes ouf, oets
mem 9audbur S3seoiu mit5uteiIen, tpies
bieI llbr es geitern um oieIe 3eit mar"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
4oi.Nampfer.

rgoltimore II. YbilaOeIpbia Dam.
pfer-Go.~ (Gricsion-2iuie), Fier 1.
2igbt- StraBe-
nGelp-glnrt uuo Baltimore Srnns.
portutiun Co., Sub Der 6reocrid.
5trobe.
Baltimore @team Pudet Co."
(Sln 9ap 9ine). ASiers l0-13
2iebt-StrnBe.
.Nlcr6onts ano Yiiners' 9rnns.
portation 2ine", Gier 3, Sub Oor
Sii0-@apitrnBe.
r@beinpeafe Stenmibip 2lnc".
Pier 49, Siabt.StraBe.
nDort Aiuer 2ine". Bier Is, 2tebt-
StraBe
Baltimore, Gbeiopeafe & 9ltIontiC
NoiIpap So, Sriers A, AZ. 5, G
uno s, 2iabtItrabc, uno pier 1,
Yrott- -StrnBe.
.Marplono. GeIomore ono Sir.
ginio", 8iers 2, 3, a. 7, s uno Q,
9iaht-Stroke.
.SoI6eiter Steamboat Co., Ptci
t6, 2iebt-StrnBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
@uter q al.

sSn Der SGule Der @iIIdge bate
mnn Elm &on5ert gum 8eIteu ireenb
etnes Silfsfonbs arransiert, unO ale
Stars" 6es Oert9ens battsn ibre
Mitpirtune SuseIagt. Die am meis
lten gefeierte SopranIGngerin trdt
oenn AUDI duf enti6ulOigte li9 pes
gen @rtdltune uno 9eiIerteit. begunn
uber bod gu iingen.
sd bGns' meiue 9arf' an eiuen
Meioerboum," besunn fie, "e-ubum
an einen Weioenbnum-ob."
9ei benz boben Son, Den iie gu itn'
gen bate, DerIdate ibre Stimme jeoeSs
NAL. Da fam BON ben binteren Reibs
en- elm 3uriiF
r6rduIein, OielIei9t bdnssn Sie iie
tinige 3peige nieoriaer."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16

8 Sonte Sophie! Ou 9ormonts,
8esliidsnbe SOlbotensSunte,
Wie biipft bus Ser5 i'm &rieseripums
@eim g(nbItd oeines r8oonetdmps"l
@ers0nue, ouB ib Iaut Did prsiIe.
Wenu aud in oerber &rieeertpeiIe,
Wisin Dant, ben i9 Dir ribt perbebIe,
Gntiprinst bsm Snnern meiuer SseIe!
Did min i9 riibmen friib unO fput.
Gin unsel9Iiffner SeIDloIoot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Suob Is. s. 8orbom II. ". an
Mopor lno Stootrot6, @eltieite Ger
Gourtlono., nobe Mulberrp. .StroBe,
65 bel 81.
9lOom &60er an oieiclben SiiO-
leite Der 25. Str, 81 bel IL.
3erielbe oil Oicielben, Oltieite ser
@reenmount- 9loe., nobe %. StroBe,
175 bel ~.
W1otiloo g(ro uno @enobl an ole
ielberL SiiOieit DER 25. Ctr. 23.77
bel -.
Sulio &.@morD an oicieIbcn, SiiO-
oit-@de ct. Saul ino Sorotoeoitr.
So6u Is. Settineer unO 6rol an
oiciclben Siioicitc Der 25. StroBc,
81 bel -.
Geo. 81. 0toiiine II. 81, an oicicl.
ben 9toroieite Scr 25. Str, 25.S2
bel -.
@m. s. SclporO unO 6roi an s(n,
orelp s. Yeteriom uno 5ralL gtorO-
ieite Ger Oliuer-Str., nobc Wlontforo-
9(pe., IA bci 70.
Nforion s. GIorf on &orl Nt. 8u.
bert, g8elticitc Der Golpert., nobe %.
Str, 16 bel S5.
&oiolie Q, @eems an Syobn @.
@ecms, Gccbtc, GitcI uno SSntereiic.
Gbos. Q. 9omfinS an Spencer Wt.
Glorf, "a OIt 20. Str.
@ltbcr Soc Cooper an Ybilip EoD-
Tor uno 6rou, g}orooltleite Der Some
itcoo-, nobe Goplor-Stro bel 80.
0ooiO g8. Soncs an Morp gllice
@Dons, ylorOieiite scr O'0onneI-
Ctr, nobe Gonton-glpe., IS bel 100.
Glorf &. 8ones on Soiepb 8. Yo-
iono, @citleitc ocr GorroGton-9lOc,
no6c Sronflin.Str., 1S bel 156.t0.
SSSonus Sermon an 9lOoIpb 6.Soigt
Ii. 81, Sii0pelt-Gdc Gurlep- -StruBe
unO 6oirmount.gloe.
&orl Uf. Bubert an @eo gS. Slno-
ioD, 3 @rilnOltiide.
g(ntc6onp s. 9tic6eroing uno 5roit
an SSobn 6. Slider lmO 6rou, 8clt.
icite scr @looer-, nobc 6opette-Strv
1873 bel rs.
Soml. 8. Gollmus, SruItcc, an
9oiiD sc. GoIlmus. g8eltlcitc DER
Sigh, nobc @oD. Str, 81 bel 27.5.
Geo. 3. aomps an Sobn @.
9omps, @cltIcite Der MaOeiro.9laep,
na6c @ou96-StraBe, @runo8ins $92.
,So6u Is. Somps an So6n Sonni-
bal, @clticite DER 0iaoeiraglaep. nobc
@oue6- StroBc, @rlnO5ins $50.
Sobn Sonnibol an So6n @.anmpS
uno Irou, S9eiticitc scr Mooeira-
9laep, no6e @ouneb. .StroBe, @rlmo-
5ins $32.
gilbert &c. MorfS, Gruitcc, an Soa
@cnoclio6n, SiiOieitc ocr 6aDcttc.,
nn6e @retcr-StrnBc, 1871 6ei 81.
nSoIep6 6. @6itc &eoltp Co." an
9ller. GeGoueb H. g., Oltieite Der
GiooIi.9(peule, na6e Sarforo 9looo,
f4.2 6ei 90, @rllno5ins $50.
Clarence M. griffin uno 6rou an
@lilton gg. |owea unO 5rau, @eit-
Gde Ocs @utnu YIace uno @ilion-
StroBe, 90 bei 1870.
G6os. 9. Sharp, JIM, imo 6rau
an @eo s. 8. @ettnon ino 6rou,
@eitIeite oeS &odeiter Glace, na6e
2ombarO,Strobe, 1879 bei So, @ro5
$43.
Nnsn.,h O Nnh;4n NlaaI4., q. u -.
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gln bic 9amcu.

Die tIn5igc edbnlc In ocr etabt.
llnfere NdbSllniien iebt oiien. Sun1e 9ns
men. iueldDe bic Hleioerma6erfunit rd6 ben
III irr5er Belt ourb Den 9lnfbhb an oefe
el0Hcn orrci6en. llnterrtbt Wloreens, gSa6s
mitt1gs uno NbcnbS. 8eqliente Stuftnen Snl
6nuie beeonnene glrbeiten f0nnen iudbreno 6es
llnerribieS fortgeiebt neroen. @riinoIiber
llnterrid)t i'm Sntlpurt bon Wluftern ertbeilt,
Hdbere 9lusfuuft idbrftIicb ober ntinbliob bet
3rl pnbers, 302 gSclt'Saratoga'S (S-)
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baltimore Wlarftbcridlt.
Nicn itoa. t5. QO}oi 19

= II II q Z, 10. WtuI MI.
@l cbl. 3ufubr 1911 5Giier,
cini6licbIid 1909 6aier 5u 2ocuIt-
Eoint unO 245S 6diicr 81 Canton.
Eie gtotiruugen poren luie folgt:
SergIei6eH6e 9reic Seuie 2ebtes Sabr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16

glbOnnentcn, bic ben yScntidjcn Surres
ipOnbcntcn" nidlt piinftlidl Ooer nnregeIs
mdkig rrbnlten, Iino gebcten, ber Office
Nnuum per EcIcpbUu Uocr idlriftlidI Nlit-
tbcjluWg 81 WgdlCN,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
JurmIanO sa Ocrfuufen.


w q T 4 | q It D
a SIT oas ioeaIe Seim oes 6ormers, oenn
" @ie fiuoen bier oas eeiiinoete Sllima, Die
=. ieiniten 9anoitraben, sic 6ibteIten gers
iebrspege, Die beften Wdrfte, euies 2ano oii
a billiqen 8reien In 1ngenebmer oeutidber
y giafb1rfd)1ft. 98ir bdben feine Iprnas
hos, SSebIernten, feline SneiienpIneen
br1uden feine fiinitldbe 8epdiierung, on
a mir iieis aeniigeno 8eeenia1 baben
" Sur 8atoIog, .9ei6reibune pes Staates
a. Wlnrnlailo, ibreiben Gle nod belte an
~ oas oeutid1e Qanoeefbdft.
b 2Snl. Suffers gSs Ssltimors, Sa. saaas Bis.
(Wlai3E
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Gei Gin NSrDSnaent.

SoIbe glders8nr5euen uno er5ber; gutter
Booen; eelirifdbes 0idbt g9aijer nno Setens
meqe I'M 8Gu, Selepbpns uno Strabenbabns
9ienIt; tnnerbnlb 19 Miinuten bont Centrum
Der Siaot @iniee bnben gnnaoIoips, eiriee
baben Sdiiier, einiee b0ben 5rucbt, einige itno
ipeniger as I Gent per SUP. Ndlien Gle MID
Geniiile nfio SiHner 5ieben uno bic boben Yes
bensnIiiieIfoiien berabieben. gnf Ieid)te glb5ab'
Iungeu berfdut.
9la65niraaen bel bcr qtntbicnnt 6elabts Co.,
TeIcpbonirt nro mir peroen Gle nnfiu6eH.
(Qlnr28 I&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16

ct. SllBelu, WtO. ullO Fu.
321ar.; @oitern Shore WiO. uno @oy
32l2c- peitlide (Obio), 321ar.; 8.-
Ga., 321ac.; mOlicbe (9t.G), 3tl4c.
Gutter ~ Separator. %hnO,
S9-4lc.i %riutS, 19 %fuuo, 80
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!Saben Gie ismals OsrImdJt, ss'
InnS 81 luerOcu, a6er u6us
SrfuIsP

Us mag Iein, baB Gle VT In Be.
banbIuEe ipGren, bab @ie oue Sofh
nune aui @eHefuna aufgabeH.
sic mtifien ipiien, oab In allen
9ebensInqen Spe5ialnrbeit berIanat
tpiro, iiR6 ois pidbtiaite bon alien, III
bic gebnn0lung bon &rnnlbeiten. gBds
rim conIultiren Sie In Der Grtetnt'
nib bieler Ibatlddbe dicbt einen Spes
Sialiiten bon aiitcm 9fuf fit @el8id
uno @brlitieit, ipenn Gle an elmer.
4 Wllnnern eigentbiimlincn, Rr1niben
Ieioen pber bon oerieIben bobinoert
iutrbeH; einen Spe5inIiiten, Der lber
10 Sabre pr1itifdhe @riabrung In
Wldnnerirdnfbeiten bat etnen, Der
SbneH nn6 elmer forefdItigen Inter-
fu1unq fagen ipiro, oh er Ste furirer
fam ober uicbt; einen. Der Ste In
iiir5efter 3eit ilriren iuiro, iute eS
tih nit benz beiteH uno fnerlten ne
tllt1t bereinb1ren Idbt.
Siefe Qlrt bon Spe5i1Itften ttiiben
Gle, lpenn Sie Or. 6nmrid bpR Bnltts
mOre, NIB, 4OS 6hsgaltimuresetrafie
coHInItiren. @r bat biele Mdnner
tlrtrt, bic obne @rfole berfunten. 9lbs
bilte ober Sur ali tinoeH. g8dS er
tiir glHocre eetbnn fnHn er nut
fir Gie tbun.
Seine @ebibren Iln6 niebriG unb
8n6Ilineen fper6en ben WlitteIn beS
Rntlsnisn nHgepaBi arranoirt.
(S-)
l-.sl-S 1.
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SOrltaOteigcnt6um 5m Dcrtanfcn.


SRbIbes 6aus NIT 3immerr uro gao,
GernnoasSront an acpiIaIterte Strahe, n1be gu
9Iefriid1er uno @phnnS Sails Bari; febr ties
oriaer 8reis iino @runo5ins; IeidDte Beotns
gnreen. ysdb5itragen Nr. 3OO7, Srt9gtpn'
GtraRc (Ulnt12-1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16

&ongerbobung in en-
ropo. - 2ebrer: Sans, uie beibt
Der Gonig Der Ebiere?" Sons;
nGas Sdweiu,"
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IleSiainiidc 9ln5eisen.
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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-01-14
HIGH RECOMMENDATION
FOR GEORGIA INSTITUTION

It has come to the attention of the
authorities of the Georgia State Col
lege of Agriculture that the United
states Department of Agriculture has
highly recommended the cotton
curse of the institution to residents
If other states. A prominent farmer
f Missouri came to Athens to take
course in cotton industry as a re,
suit.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-01-14

dents. all ready to use, for about so
cents. This simple mixture can be
depended upon to restore natural col
or and beauty to the hair.
A woll-known downtown druggist
says everybody uses Wyeths Sage and
Sulphur Compound now because it
darkens so naturally and evenly that
nobody can tell it has been applied
it's. so easy to use, too. You simply
dampen a comb or soft brush and
draw it through your hair, taking one
small strand at a time. BY morning
the gray hair disappears; after anoth-
er APPLICATION or two, it is restored to
its mural color and looks glossy, soft
and beautiful. This preparation is a
delightful toilet requisite. 1t is not in
tended for the cure, mitigation or pre-
yention Of disease.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-01-14
PEANUT INDUSTRY is
GROWING VERY RAPIDLY
Ii Has Become An Established Enter
Prise in Southern Georgia, in tho
Opinion of A. E. Prauqh.

Atlanta. Jan. 12.-That the peanut
industry in south Georgia has become
un established enterprise and is going
to find an enormous growth in the
next year, is the opinion expressed to
day by f. A. Praugh, of the bureau Of
markets Of the United States agri
cultural department, and j. A. Wade
commissioner of agriculture of Ala
bama, both of whom were visitors a.
the capitol.
Mr.. Praugh has been through the
southwestern section of the state max
ing an investigation of the crop pre-
partitions for further enlarging thai
crop this year. 1t is his opinion that
during the ensuing year, there will be
developed a high grade edible ~ from
the peanut, which will take place o.
olive oil. He finds that practically
keeping pace with the development Of
the peanut enterprise is the increase
in hog raising, which h believes is go
ing to result in material benefit and
betterment for the rural people Of
the state.
Commissioner Wade of the Alabama
agricultural department, expresses the
belief that there is a very great fu-
ture for the peanut farmer, but at
the same time there is a very great
danger unless guarded against. If, as
he sees it, in the path of success that
comes with this early development the
farmer does not bear in mind the trou-
bles of the one-crop idea that grew
out of knowing nothing much more
than raising cotton, the peanut may
merely take the place of the cotton on
that basis, and if it does the same one
crop troubles are going to be expe
rienced. Despite this. however, he
believes peanuts are perfectly safe
crop for the farmers generally for at
least two or three years.
Mr.. Wade succeeded Commissioner
Kolb in Alabama and, in checking up
the department whe he first went in, it
was Mr.. Wade who first uncovered the
graft in public life in that state, which
alter spread in scope until inyestiga- !
tons covered practically all the state
departments. Mr.. Wade says he will
run next time either for state treas |
urer or for governor of Alabama. His
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-01-14
OLD new YORK FAvOnTE
SCORES IN CHARLESTON
"Prince of PiIsen" Makes Decided M
at Victoria in New Stage settings
and With Splendid Cast.

.sThe Prince of Pilsen," Perry )
Kellv's musical comedy offering, play
ed to large and enthusiastic audi
ence at the Victoria last night ant
nroved itself to be as good as ever
The comedy is a delightful one anf
the MANY musical numbers, composed
by the well and favorably known Gus
tav Luders. were capably rendered.
The play is staged in surrounding
of the Hotel International at NICE
with beautiful and well arranged stag
settings and with several American
and European characters who KEEP
the audience in a good humor from
the time of their appearance.
Miss Estelle Birney, in the role OF
Mrs. Madison Croker, from New
York, a petite blonde, scored decid
ed hit by her pleasing personality, he'
sweet voice and the playing of hel
mart to the letter. She received i'm
mense deserving applause all through
the show.
In the way of comedy, Charlie
Horn, playing the part of Hans Wag
ner, a Cincinnati brewer, travelling
abroad. YVES all that could be expect
ed. His actions and sayings kept th'
audience in All uproar from the tim
lie appeared until the curtain wen
down on tie last act His vocal ren
dition of an Zinzinnati' was greete
with much laughter and was well az
plauded. The role of Arthur st. Joh}
Wilderforce, Lord Somerset, was cap
ably handled by George Hall and hi
English personality and comics wer'
greatly enjoyed. George L. Yyers, a.
Francois, concierge Hotel Information
ale, created much laughter in his
nervous fidgity role. IN fact the en-
tire cast was excellent.
Among the many musical number
"a season at the Shore, Message o
the Violets,' Pictures in the Smoke
and Fall In" seemed to be the mos
pleasing.
The costumes and stage setting:
were of the best. A capable augment
ed orchestra handled the many diff
ficult musical numbers in splendid
/ style.
1.-The Prince of Pilsen" was greatly
enjoyed here and is deserving OF :
long and successful road tour.-Thc
Charleston News-Courier.
This excellent show will be at the
Cordele Opera House, Thursday, Jan
18th. Manager Cain states that thi
is the biggest and best show that has
been to this city in number o
years and those who have been want
ing a good show have an apportunit,
of patronizing enc. Reserved seats OF
sale at Jennings Drug Store.