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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-19
Nevada Drxs Confident.

Nevada Drys Confident.
Carson City, New, Dec. 19.-Prohi-
bition will be the principal issue at
the next general election in Nevada, as
Continued on page four)
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CONTINUED on page two)
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Continued on page twO)
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Crest Of Flood Passes
Tacoma, Wash, Dec. l9.-The flood
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-19

Continued on page three)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-19

Oregon: Tonight
and Thu 7 S d ay
fair, except prob
able rain north
we st portion;
colder east por-
tion tonight;mod
crate southerly
winds
Evening star., 1917-10-14

homa City. Okla. in iSS6. Played with
Carlisle Indian School team. Joined prn-
fessional base ball in 1909. playing.fv-
Wilmington. Rocky Mount and FayeffS-
vile. Eastern Carolina League PVs-
chased by New York Nationals in 1913.
but during 1915 and 1916 was Wit.
Jersey City, Harrisburg, Cincinnati ard
Milw aukee teams. returning to New
York this season. Thorpe bats and
throws right-handed. He is thirty-one
years old. weighs 1s5 pounds and meas
ures fraction over six feet in height.
Albert W. Baird, utility. born at Gle
burne, Tex, in 1895. Played shortstaJ,
on Louisville State University team and
joined the New York Nationals last
spring. He bats and throws right
handed. is twenty-five years old weighs
165 pounds and is five feet ten inches
tall.
John J. Murray. utility, born Elmira,
y. Y. March 4. 1885. Played as catcher
on Notre Dame University team. In
1906 he joined the St. Louis Nationals
and was sold to New York Giants In
1909. He was released in 1915 and
signed with the Chicago Cubs. but re-
turned to New York this season. He
is right-handed at batting and throw
ing. is thirty-two years old, weighs 40
pounds and his height is five feet ten
lncneS.
Evening star., 1917-10-14

pounds, is FIVE feet ten and one-half
inches tall and is right-handed in bat
ting and throwing.
basemnn. born at New York February
10, 1856. Played as semi-pro in New
York from 1904, and went to Wilkes
barre (Pa) club of the New York State
League in 1906 and was sold to the
Chicago Nationals the following year.
He played third base there for several
years and came to the Giants in the
fall of 1915. Zimmerman bats and
throws right-handed, is thirty-one
years old, weighs 1S5 pounds and is
five feet eleven and one-haf inches
tall.
George J. Burns. leftfelder. born at
Utica. \. y. 1890. Played amateur ball
for St townsville. \. Y, from 19o:, to
1907 as third baseman and catcher
He started professionally with the
Utica CLUB of the New York State
League, playing as catcher and later
joined the Giants in 1912 and soon he
came one of the most popular players
! on the team. doing fine work both in
the field and at the bat. Burns. VINO
is right handed at. throwing ana pat
ting. is twenty-seven years old. weighs
f65 pounds and is five feet seven inches
in height
Benny I<auff. ccntcrfielder. born at
/ Middleport. Ohio. 1889. began profes-
sional base ball in 1911 with the PoE-
+ densbury club. Virginia Valley League
/ and the following year went to the
i New York Americans was sent to
| Hartford (E. L., where he played III
the outfield during 1913. Joined the
Federal League at Indianapolis. 1871
and went to the Brooklyn Federais IN
! 1915 Became a member OF the Giants
| In 1915 and has been an effective fielder
! and batter for McGraws team for the
! past two seasons. kauH bats and
( throws left-handed. He is twenty-eight
| years of age, five feet six inches tall and
| weighs 40 pounds.
Davis Robertson. riShtfeldcr. born at
Norfolk, Va, 1889, pitched for his col
| lege teams, North Carolina State Col
| lege and Wake Forest Medical College
y. c. and became a professional in 1872
when he signed with the New York Ma
| tionalS. Was sent to Mobile Is. L-} in
1918 and returned to the Giants in 1919
| and has been playing regularly on the
team since that time. He is twenty
seven years old, weighs 17s pounds and
| is six feet tall. Robertson bats and
| throws left-handed.
John b. t"Hans,) Lobert. utility,
born at Wilmington, Del, 1882, played
/! on Pittsburgh A. c. team 1900-1903. Be
| gan as professional in 1914 with Little
/ Rock team of Southern League. After
| three weeks went to Des Moines club
| Western League. In 1905 went from
| Johnston Tri-State, and in the fall OF
that year joined the Chicago Cubs, play
| ing left field and shortstop. From 1907
to 1911 played with Cincinnati. Traded
to Philadelphia On Id in 1911 and pur-
: chased by New York in 1914. Lobert in
| jured a kneecap on the eve of the open
ing of the 1916 season and only
took part in a few games last year
Lobert is thirty-f1ve years old. weighs
40 pounds and is Ave feet. eight inches
tall. He bats and throws right-handed
J. w. Without. utility. born Hiawatha.
Evening star., 1917-10-14

Kan, 1891. played in the outfield for
De Paul University, Chicago. In 1913
joined the Stockton club. California
State League. The following year he
played for Victoria, Northwest League.
and also for Vernon, Pacific Coast
League, part of that season and in 1915.
In 1916 he was secured by the Boston
Nationals and this year went to New
York via Pittsburgh, joining the Giants
July so Wilhoit resides at Santa Bar
bara. Cal. He is twenty-six years old,
weighs 10 pounds, is six feet. two
inches tall, bats left-handed, but throws
with his right.
James L. Smith. utility, born at Pitts
burgh, Pa, May Is, 1895, played short
stop for Duquesne University team. In
1914 Joined the Federal League, playing
for Chicago. In the spring of 1915
signed with Pittsburgh Nationals. and
in July of that year was sent to To-
ronto. but finished the season with
Pittsburgh. This year Smith played
with Toronto, but the National COM
mission declared him free agent and
he signed with the Giants. He is TWEEN
ty-two years old. weighs 152 pounds,
and his height is five feet, eight and a
half inches. He bats left-handed and
uses his right for throwing.
james c. Thorpe. utility. born Okla
Evening star., 1917-10-14
New York National League Club.
Winner of the 19I. Pennant.

John J. McGrew. manager, of the
New York National League Club. came
to New York from the Baltimore Ameri-
can League team In 1902 and has served in
his present capacity for the past fifteen
years. Born at Truxton. y. Y, in 1873.
he began playing base ball as a small
boy, and has been connected with the
game as player or manager for close to
thirty years. His first appearance as a
professional was with the Olean club of
the New York State League in 1890. The
following season he moved to Cedar Rap
ids team. from which he advanced to the
Baltimore club of the National League
late in 1891. but did not get an opportunity
to show his ability until the next summer.
McGraw, once he got the chance to play
regularly. became one of the stars Of the
famous Baltimore Orioles, and when that
team disbanded in 1900 he was sold with
Wilbur Robinson. now manager of the
Brooklyn club, to st. Louis for SIS, 900,
which was big price for base ball play
ers in those days. McGraw objected to
going to St Louis and played there but
a short time before jumping to Baltimore
again, where he became manager of the
Baltimore Americans. year later. after
trouble with both league and club author
tiles, McGraw announced that he was
through with base ball, and it was then
Evening star., 1917-10-14

james G. Thorpe. utility. born Okla
Evening star., 1917-10-14

With more than forty players from
which to select their field combinations
the Chicago Americans and the New
Tork Nationals are engaging in the thir-
teenth annual world series struggle
under the control of the national COM
mission. Considered broadly, the Two
(pennant winners have about the same
Quantity of veteran and youthrui ma
fterial to draw from. the personnei OIL
the two clubs being as follows:
Evening star., 1917-10-14

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04
NeiratN.eienan.

Charles 9Q. Rolpmou. is. ms
glgncS e. I6omaS. rs. 9ciOc Don
SbomofiR, @o.
2eroD 8. Gabia, ~, nno SSennie
@|crfIe. 81, bon eIIeu 9lrm Nlo.
05Icc Is. 6Ccnco, 26, lno 9Imclic
9. Suihinion. @eioc non g9oibiua-
ton, :. 6,
SoIomou 2. 9romcr, 26, Don
SodiouDiue, SID, uaN Cecilia gSoeI,
90.
5nmncI q. Qebolpib, 80. mO 60.
pbic Yuibfiu q.
Sobu g. 2cid. 81, BON @oibing.
ton, .. g., unO 2ucp 9P. 9itinu, 23
5oiepb Sbonsfp, q, Curtis gap
Mo. mo @arp MeIolnmitp, 10.
9Ilueu 2. Short. %, bon 6air.
iicIo, 2RO., uno Catherine 3. Sioic,
90.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04
N.Lrinr llranAc

Sin 6cuer i'm Souic gIr. 1923,
9}oro GiiIuoritroBe, Oo8 pon @cS.
&. 6arriion bclpo5nt miro, prroe
BON Der 26idb Gon1pogric 9lr. S
gel0idIt, o6uc qroBen SdoOcn ungc-
rid)tct 5u 9abcu. Iic Tcucrlucrgc
oes 6cuer IcpartetieutS roIliOirtcu
nit chamber, ais iie in groBer Gilc
Oer @rauoit6tte 5uciIten. 0oh iuitr0e
gIiIdIihcr @eiie gienouo perlett.
SSu Dem Ocs Scr StaSt Baltimore
gcborigeh SooliicS Ger. 2712, @eit.
Saiapettc gIpeuue, 6radl ciu 6cucr
aus 0aS ocruriobt puroe, ais Sic
Eeuo6ucr @m 6. im0 gInnie GIont.
rer cine aefrorerc @oferr0bre aui-
5uttaucn pcriudtcu Die 6euertpebr
loicttc oen Brand, ebc ncuncnsper-
tber Shoocu ongcrihtCt wuroc.
Ne oem Geriudl, ciu 6erer IN iei.
ner 9Gderei Ir. 27l1, 9arlcm.gIuc,
81 Ioidcn, iprroe 6rco. Srimuelbciu
i'm @eii6t imO on Der SonO uerIctt
mo miBte nah Dem Sabnemaun.
SoipitoI gebradt iperOcn. Ger ourt
oas 6euer ougcridtctc Sdoocn III
Ourdl @criiberllng ee0edt.
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QlrnhN I'M Nleitnnrt.

Gin GeiIcr, ipelhes in Dem Strob'
2ogerbouS scr Gorr.QoiDrep @IaB
so. aeitcru @orgen ouSbrat, ueruc.
iodltc cineH Stqoen bon iiu9eidbr
$4,000. gS wurOc beiird)tet, Dab
Die 5lammeu iid alii ooS 9iireail.
tScbduoc Der Gompogric crfireden
piirOc. &. Robcrts, ein @ddter
Der @eieIlidait, eutoedte oen Brand
unS rief our9 oaS TcIcpbou Sic
Ncuertpcbr berbei. Gie Qoidmauu-
idlaft bon GatonSoitIc nibtc ebeu.
ioaS IN gIuiprlid) acuoHtmeu weroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04
9,crlanqt sid,erAeit.

Gcr StoatS ScriiderlmgS Gom.
miii0r ". Niaion SbceBau bat sic
vgitIe Guaranty & IruIt Go.~ ouf.
grioroert, iofort 100000 in gehri-
tatert fir Die Siderbeit ibrcr goIis
ceit-Snbabcr 81 biuterIcgeii, ipie eS
ouSerc 8criidFrpme9 GjeieIlidaFtcr
tbun uriiiicu. Ger 5hritt Qcidab.
nadoem oer @encraIs StaotsanUalt
cin oieSbrjiigIiches @utldteu obgcsc.
ben hattc.
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nNarmOnie4.W .WlasFenbaQ.


Ger iGbrli6e NlaStcnbol 0es &c.
inngoerctnS harmonic miro am
Wittuof 9Ibeu6 III ser ,.Qebmaunt
paIle~ abgebaltc. 1os Gouiite bal
fir ocuiclbcu Sic fofgenocr RegeIn
alligeitent
@ertbuonc @sreiIc fiir GinScl-
uasfcn mo e5rnppcn iinO auSqc.
ictt. gin5eImosfen oScr @ruppcn.
peIde nad $40 llbr auf Dem 6Iur
eridcinen, iin6 i'll tCinem 4rciie be.
reftiet.
@iitolieNsfarten baben an oicicut
9(beuo fciue CgiiItiefeit.
Grtrasaartcn a 30 Gents fonueu
Ourd oac oftioen WliteIieoer oocr i'm
Ghibbauic, gIr. 4ii, @cii.6apcttc.
StraBc, crIanat ncrocr.
WlitgIicocr, oic bcabiidiigen, tsrrp.
pen 81 biI0cn nnS CUR GeruoIIitdnoi-
omg ocricIbcr eiuipc 6ratu0e bcr-
beijiljicbcu rpiiuidleu tomtcu ~ sic.
lem 3pcdc i5rcitarten bci grdijoeut
g. Stihtenot6, 92r. TIC, Columbia.
slpcnuc, be3ieben. Gs lit nid)t en-
Inibt aIciotnieBitiide ntS Site III
Der 6auc niiiiibelpobrcu. ionocra
miiiicn OieicIbcu gcscu en- GntgeIt
bon 25 Gcnts III Der @aroerobe obgc.
licicrt mcrocu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04

irciwilis iuiter eiuem angcnomme-
ncu Romcu in 0oS @ecr cingctrcteH
mar.
(9iohettc lpor sic Sauptperiou IN
ciucm Der eroBtci 9etrn9aidIIc.
Seine 8erboitnug crfolgtc i'm Sabre
1908 inter Der glnfloqc. ourd &c.
tricb Don gSinfeIb0ricn mcbr alS
$20.000,000 cridipiltSclt al bnbcn.
3u Der 9Src5eBper6ouOIlus mtrOc
oic ieniltioucae @ebaiiptllug auise-
felt, SaB ciI,iae Der augeie1cniicH
W6uucr 6rantreidS icine D'itiduI.
oigcn OeiDcieu ieicu. @ci elmer ipd
teren parIaIRentariidcu lluteriicb'gug
puroen ser iriIbere @remier W3ouiS
m0 ser frii9crc Giuanjminiiter so.
lcpb GoilmAr beihulSigt, Oob iic
our6 tbrcu @inihlB ocu 0IroB9mtuer
Dor @eitraiins 5u ihiibcn iidltcn.
9fodette oeridmano, lr1brcnO cr III.
ter 9iirgihoit ouf irciein 6nBe mar,
un0 licb ipater miS Ylerifo BON iid
boron. Sm 0fiobcr uorgen SobrcS
puroc er imtcr Der @oiutidait ocr
franSoiiIdler RooiQbrcrirnppe cut.
0cdf, in iucldlc 9lbt9ciImg ct i'm crs
Iteu Morat be5 SriegeS inter ocr
gtamen Georges @icuaimee cin9ctrc-
ter mar.)
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3wci 3eitrnaSlcntc ale Sic llriadlc

IN 0er lInierIllmuN0 ilbcr 0aS
19ed" scr 6rieoenSuote OeS Brdii.
oentcn gSiliou babcn 3pri 3cihme5s
Icute in @aibineton 5ugeaebeu, Dab
iic an 90. EGcmbcr S5rn. 81 81,
Connolly, Dem Observation-Disclosures
oeS SdlpagerS oes Er1iioenten, sic
Informatiou iiber sic gSote teleqra-
pbiIb 5llfonineu Iicbcu. Iic beiScu
Seitlngsleiltc lparen Serr 3. Srco.
Giiager bon ser Baltimore Gln~
lno Serr ". W ASricc, ser gerid,t-
eritaiter Oes Star" III @aibiuatop
iUclder I'M .@eiBcn 6auieS perfebrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04
@rOEsanuer Sicutc i'm Seer.

Eoris. 3. Scbrunr. Seuri
Siodcttc Der bcrilttiatc irau56Iidc
Soriericbminoler III bon ciucrt
arieeSgeridt su 5tuci Mouoteu oc'
idnaniB pcrilrtbcilt lpor0eiL lpeil or
lid ni6t io9Ieid) bci geeiuu Oes arie
gcS sum NSiliidrOicnit acitcat bot.
GaS CScridt beriifiidlti1tc- bel Scr
Stralc Die 1batiadbc, oab Nodjettc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04
0eniGInnb DirO fidD SatdI 7robua.
gen Ridlt beeinflnIfetl Iaiien.

8cr(in, 9. Sebrllar, bio Con.
bon, 3. 6ebrilar. Ole critcu olue.
rifauiiheu eoitorieILen 9lcuBeriunaen
iiber oic SoadIboot gIngcIegeubcit.
lpcIte nit spaErilng crpartet iulrs
0cr iinO beihe i'm Qauie oeS cages
bier eirsetroiicu. Sic cutbielten
tir5e 9luS5iiac aus Rew.gorfer 3ci.
hIngcr. Ger u2ofdl 9IuSciger~
ibrcibt III ieincnl @omucutar 0aju:
ngS ideiut. OaB aelpilic Sfrciic
gIaubcn, GcltinIan0 tonuc ourd
0roblmeen beeinilubt perocm, lciueu
anrs 81 duoeru. 2icic @einimg 1T
poIIitanOi9 iaIih. @S ipiirOe bier
iiterIid teiue @elnribianna perur.
laden, iuenn Oie ein3ige neutral &C.
bIiebeuc @roBnladt Dem @uroc bel,
trctcn ipiir6e. 6er es ouf oic 8crnid
tlua Gcitldlou0S obgeiebeu bat,
obcr @albiugtou lollte mdt 0lallbeu,
oaB icIbit Oicit WFoalidfeit nit alien
ibrca 5oIael nidt ecborig eriuogen
mo ais oas fIeiuerc llebeI betradtet
lporoen lit, ais scr @er5itt auf IN.
Ierc itdrtite @ofic gceen GeutiG.
lambs gcIpiiienioiriten Sciuo. Pin
OerieitS mare eS unrcdt. 0ieic oSer
icrc reoattioueIle gIniidDt DER gSer.
Dorfer ooer @aibiitgtouer @rciie ais
IuSorld Der auii@ten g9aibinoton'8
on5mehlnen." Ger ,Qofal9lnici.
ger" itlieBt ollnicrc 9oise 9Ili.
mcrIiaHfcit iollte nm Sen oeliid,clr
Gaud)bootcn juecpcnoct ipcr0en, Sc.
uen mir nnlcr Shididl oupertraut
ba6eu.
ScrIin ., 6cbr, pia aonOor,
3. 6ebular. Iic n;5ranffirtcr 3ci,
tiIng," uclde bisher immcr cineii
ircunoIifeu Son bejiigIin aruerifa.
niidcr 9roblcue befiirlporiet bot.
pntcritiist mn sic TanGbooteriId)c
oiug troitig. Gic 3eitur0 iagt;
gGs lit cbenio menig ait Gin Mlib
lirgct ocS llnterne6lneus ais All elm
crneuteS 9|atgcbct atii cireu omCri.
foiiiitcN @rotcit bin auA mr. I'M
entiCrllteitcn ~ 0eufeH. IS foua
oaber mir onaeromuen merOcn, oaB
Die loiierlide Ne9ierir0 iibcr5cli1t
iit ooB oic ocutidc 2tdrfc iib oceen
oen slnitiirn DER oanjen @eIt bolteu
fouit menit 9lmeriIa lid irlercu
Scin0ep anihIicBen ioatc. Seoer
Eelltide lpiiroe oies atif'S Ciciitc 6e.
oaacru niiiiicu oeuu a6oeiebeu por
Dem gcscnpGriigcu Sre9 ipiiiNden
MIR intucr orill0enoit glteS Giuper.
ncbmcn mo euGcrct 2lnihluB Slpi
id)cn inns ino scr droBen 9lepnblif.
g9liht Gnolano. IonScrn 1ciitid.
Ioro lit Ser uotirlidc 8erbiinocte
gmerita'o. Iic rcientlihiisn Srte'
rcllcu berbinocr inns. beionoers Oie
3triidiUeinina Der britiiten 9ebcrrs
ldllng Der Neere, ipogcgcu sic sImc.
ritouer 10 lanoc oetampft 6abct,.
Eraiioent @iliou hat III Ieincu 1ro.
ben slcubcrim0eu bcionoers III icircr
groBcll 9ieoc Dor Dem 5enot Geiciqt,
oaB CT init ieincm @iuiiche OeHSric
oell ilI crjieInt GeitiidIIauO'S
StanOpunft iro6l beiicr beareiit oIs
iril5ct. @ir hegen oie Noiinuno,
DAB 9Imcritd iih AUDI Scr 6eutidcit
Sonhboot gompagnt anibIicbct
iuiro.~
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Gicr. IRS. imN ga. 3ubcuN.
a9c.; Gaitcru Shore @t6.. unN 9u..
.d2c.; pcitIidc (Sbio), 49c.; 3.,Go.,
dc; iiiolidc (N..G.), 40c.
Gutter. Geporator, 9Siuno,
8S Ace Erints, ia &iino, IS
A2c.; @rintS. \ 9Simo. 3S- -i2c.;
@losS, , 4iimo, 3s dc; Edirp
Irhus, mo, 80. mo @a. o. 2Sc.
Siorcpadco, DC; ToiIs, 01N. imO
ga, 2Sc., &olls, @..Go, 2sc.
@cfIiiael. Siibucr, iimuc,
9hrno, 22c.; oltC, 90 9ic.; olte
Sabine rmO Staos, i2e.; Gntcit
iuroc, t7-20c.; fleinc, 16--i7c.;
EurtcpS, Scrncu. 90 SOC; iuugc
@dhne. o. 2sc.; flcinc, 202ic.;
Eolibcn uItc una iunac gnarc 25c. :;
@lIinco.G Gcfliiecl iuuee3, 11s @nno
itno mebr. 25 35c.; neircrcs. 25c. !;
Gonic. @iuno. 70 20c.
Observation-Disclosures 9lod-
enc grbicu, Choice, uere. @uldlel,
S2.S5-2.00: Sbiiurn Grbler, neue,
@uihct, 1925 2.35; glep ora
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04

lpe9neiiliaen 6armen.
gnoin Ider 100 IN hilnir. rs Idcr anict
rs ~ uus9 eoenes gano lcicbi 80 bcdrheiien,
oas enSesal ul 9gsei5en, pauier Gins 80 bel II.
8ienerp nspeI Seriuiinns. foiole ade anoercii nrip,
x, .W,esoauoe. Ebiiearlcn.
iauifs,fatt,Ynhist iuiu, iucnn loiori hcrinut
Niibs ,olsS e'l 9ngeatar beiihetn, 3 Qicr6e,
Garm.sTafidainnss,a sTfi dainsap Sdweilie Yhhuer iogie aIle
Mlduihcii ocS MtlibctS nur S3sOO.OO.
i3O g1dssrlso iit siu auoerrr Naraniu
bSSs bs n guier ur ScESii%es Sii'S SonS isuss gsoba NJ
bel 10, fon,, @inmer ncucr enbncriidu 90
@enn iaso~. .N'eniau mo MdisbauS
idmmfiihe tpttt perfanit, min Gipcniblmcr
giihac.. SnaEa5,cl yiES5cl gnaqr, BerosaeiGlTr Gssc
@hbner beiinl9oen9 loiuic Gin plero uno ga 30
merib. aIs ~ oSep gsoI6beiiono olicn III mcDr
oeiorocri ioirS P'ess. meIohcr fit oie 5arul
Slll; S'1ll. SH6bers, :. s,ss,,. sos
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@rieHohcn.

9. 9. - llebcr miIitdrilhc Bor.
ldriitcn in 9cutidIauO tomm bicc
tetrc 3nocrI0biacn9Inga peroifcpt-
Iift merocn.
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GrBicu, ucuc, gltideI S2.25-2.40;
gIad oocr CON GrbiCu. nciic, 9uideI,
$2.25-2.AO; Goiutrp pciBc Bob.
ncM @uidc( $5.00--5.5U.
Sbituuo Semitic, gICpfcI,
@..G2S. uno Bo., SAP. $250-350;
@olncu, 0rimc, SIoriNo. aorb t,50
-1.75; @obucu. gsatS, aorb. 1925
-i.50; arnlt. 9S..D, Come $1i0
10000; Sellcric. I..s), 9iuNel
2C-5Qc.; ejnrfcu, SIoriSd. aprb,
$50; Sale. SSorfoIf SAB,
$780,; GopIialat, ySorfcIt. aorb,
soc. 81 30; Gopfialot. Glo., aorb,
81 -2.5o; 9ipiebeIn, R.sg., 100 8io..
cad, $7.m-7.50; 9fciicr, SIorioa,
Crate, $2.50-3.0O; Spirot. Tlor-
foIf, sSoB. $t.50-1.75; GrObecrelt
6lorioa. Gitart. 20-3Oc.; Eomatcu,
STA, SSoucp, $3.00--3.50; Choice,
1925 $50.
aortoffcGu.9S 9Seibe, 9uldcL
gs. N1o. imo @a.. $2.00-2.10; &C..
q. nuo RS. $9.i0-2.15; Sat.
eru Sbore, Mt0., $t.90-2.00; iiibc
aartoffeIn, Gaitcru Sbore. eelbe,
SAB, $3.50-l00; gorf &iUcr, GSaB,
$500 $50; Ioro GoroIiuo, SAB,
$3.50 400; 9oms. aob, 5000
$2.75.
GifhG Iuiterruu Ger
rapins. - StarpfeiL 8fS.. 4-6c.
SIoiinosrSs gfauo, Csc; Erout,
erobc. fynb. $i2--15; fIcinc. $6-S;
S1od, &funo. 10 22e. ipeiGcr BerdD.
9funo, S-10c.; Medium 4-5c.;
eeIber Berd. arobe, 8-10c.; flciue
bis reoitan. @funO. 3-ic.; glade.
rcIs, Qhno, 49, 20c.; Goilors,
oroBe @iuno. 12-15c.; meoium. 6
Sc; Sedjtc. 4hluo. 15-iSc.;
GoIc, 4fino. S--1Oc.; Gotfiid, @fo.,
S--5c.; Slams. bsmoert. 65-70c.;
9tlItcrn Gboicc. SAB. $3.50-3.75;
@rimeS, 6ob, $500 - 2.95; GulIs,
Sat, $i.5Q-i.75
Hiu6ricb.-s5unae tefte Siiere
bon 1000 bis 1900 &hluo geipidJt,
Ehlno. S12-9c.; Stere nntcr 1000
Gntn6 @cipitt S-Slbc.; Ghieu,
9fuuO. Sic; gulleu, &hIno, 515
-7c.; grobe iuugc Siibe, pfuS, 8
Sc. maacrc, 8ll2 519; Sliibe nit
aoIb, $tO-65; masere 4hluS, 8
-31ac.
2 Gmcinc. GcrtcI, ic nad1
GroBc, Stiid, $l.75-2.50; Sbonts,
ie nod 6irofe. $3.50.
@Glbcr.-Gboicc, qfuuO, 1879
l4c.; giitc, t21a--iSc.; ihmerc.
aaIber, Gtiid, $is %; roubc, $i4
-i6; tlciue maaere, $s 10.
21mmer nno 9 hofe.
Gboicc. fcite 56afr, GFc.. 41s &c.;
sutc, S-ir. rolbe. Stiid. $1.50--
$50; alto 9odc, Ehno. 355--4c.;
5riibIin9S,2ammer. Gboirc, fette,
Bhlub. tl-iihc.; medium, g.
10c.
z (MnrpIan6). 100 @flino.
-aainOenpertbis iIuo rfroTteo." $40
zig; gutter eeiuobnIider uno grin.
ncr, $iS-ti; gutter. ecmobnIihcr,
$l5-i6; mittcimGbiecr, $i7--i9:
gutter big fciuer rotber. S2i-2t;
Toncp,$22 %; 5ccceoS, ecw5bnli.
der lts nlittcimdBi0er, $i2-17;
ScconoS, gutter bis iciner. Sis 20; |
5riinobIdtter, ucuc @rnic, SIS;
pau Iabnt, fire curco. $50; lip. |
per Country oir.clreo $S--t7. -
NloracIbaite uno lhIedt acuiId,te |
gerpQdung. i--3c. pro 4'innS ME.
orieer.
@1utcnnoGo -cScIolScnc.
Ntuno, 20-2tc.; iriidlc, tS-19c.; |
bcidGoiotc, i7--lSc. Drp Stint. 33 |
Sic; slnlb, $780,; SAof 75c. |
81 20; 21nmcr, SO 60c.; guI.
len i5c. 3icgeiS 10 25c.; ToI9. I
Hhmo, 9-10c.
SSerfanfe an Der isiiesn slfticnbDric. |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04

9toeeric.Qdbcn nit &orrdib uRb 0iuriDhiA
we euiaebenDer eluiicrn Snlon; 80 SuB broh'
%esHi. Yrnno5re idbrit; III sloipeiiigd lilmore.
Na'oe @elNdiiC inter cncm Edh. Aorcihte;
NJ ~. ~, Stutiner 6ortcipgnbeni.
OJehri---D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04
9n ncrFnnfcn.

saIdtia lRr 2eutc, bic In GurtlS Bah wuBner.
S5ebeu Sic lD oic Ueiicn 0ducr IN 6enl
1000 @lod Der 3cnulngiDn9lbcnuc, uiii 3erans
0et on OCT iyront an. @uc NeQuclllhfeiicu,
mo0crn ble IN dlle 6in5clheiicu Nlau nc6nc
ErIconss poer 0urii8 @aO @lciiriidbc iieiac al
ocr 0nrtissgloenuc uno Gnprcb SlraBe n6 un0
gcDe etHen &lod lpclilM sir 8cHninpionsglbe
unier oen o1eu crludDnten @dncrn beltrbcn
ilb mebrcre Sdocu
gGeHt an Srt uuo @tcae iaelid uuo eonns
tags.
gSnlter 8. @eitpGal,
gpcnibitiHer uno 8uunlcrnehner,
4l9--20--2t WNHieg 8Riloing.
(guG17--I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04

@; b,saninonc &ilia, idoR 9cplant, belle. ionnige
S,S,, S9iabimmcr GARAGE; 100 iins Sfert
Sis gsM,u'ienDannicn, M ercAe Qdlun Rrcl5 SBeOO.
rs,,,ls r,s notclrc. nSwutr" 420, Tcurdler NDr'
HPVhDent. (Nchri-1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04
0nItinprr gIlarFtbcridltc.

5omitoe, 8. 6cbuior 1917.
NRcbL 3uiubr 627s Safer,
cinldGCbli9 2124 Sdfer III 2oclit
9soiut un6 1867 5Gilcr 5ll Canton.
81. a., l.......,,, t,,,,.a,, MO foIof.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04

AbOnurntcn, bic ben ,Scutidcn 6prs
reipcnocn'cn" midDt phntilidl Obcr mnrcs
9clmdRia srbalici, Iinb Gcbetcn, Der
ltfirc oauun per Gclcpbun pDst ifDrlitliA
0iiiibeiInng 81 mnlbru.
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gtrT0nst iul gaIecmciucH.


eiH debilocier %cutidet, 80 Sabre alt,
,sS4uasl gt ote BesanHlibalt CiHcS nclien neut'
lysl, W.doteua, spedb fpdierer oeirdib. Wtan
t1cb3-i)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04

y III I. F--- 8ufllbr r IOnncn.
(Sn 100 Niaro SGden,) Bro Come:
Sprirg S9beot @ron, $35.5O-36;
6loifr bis 99bitc @aioOlinaS (lucTt),
$50. 9.00-,i0.o0; @cIteru a'hoolingS,
$36-36,5o.
%cuunO Strob. 3ufubr sen
1872 9onuelL Strob Is gonnen.