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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-23
AF TERMENFOR
ARMY OFFICERS
Regular Army Officers Here
to Campaign for Recruits
Till Nav 8.

A campaign to secure candidates for
The offices reserve corps was opened
ia e. Paso Monday morning by a board
or officers Of the United States army
y no have been detailed by the war de
Dartment for this purpose Lieut. Col
Charles II. Martin. 18th infantry. presi-
dent. Nal William +. Creary. 10th in
fantry: Maj. William g Rogers. 20th
infantry. and Capt. Robert = Maxey.
18th infantry, compose the board
To Get Intensive Training.
The board has opened a recruiting Of
flee al military headquarters in the
Mills building The campaign for can
didates viii continue until May 8. when
those accepted viii be sent TO the Leon
Springs. Tex. training camp for a three
months course of instruction. BESIDES
receiving applicants the board Will
pass on the accepted candidates
1t is hoped to-secure large number
of candidates for the officers reserve
corps in Fl Paso and vicinity" said Col
Martin. Monday The members Of the
board viii gladly give the applicants
all the Information regarding the corps
as they wish. The Leon Springs school
VIII be organized under the plan used
in the Piattsburg training camp and
after three months of intensive train
ing under officers OF the United States
army the candidates viii be selected
Tor their fitness for cOmmi ssiOnS rang
ing from second lieutenants to ma
jorities
Col Martin and Capt Maxey arrived
from Douglas. Ariz-. sunday to open
the officers reserve corps recruiting
station.
office Tenth Floor. Mills
Col Martin said Monday that the
recruiting office for the officers re-
serve corps would be opened on the
10th floor Of the Mills building during
the hours between . o'clock and noon
and from . 10 ( IN the afternoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-23
CATHOLICS To FURNISH
ARMY WITH CHAPLAINS

Washington. y. C.. April 23--Arch-
bishop Ireland. Of st Paul and bishop
NGolrick. Of Duluth. called on secre-
tary of war Baker today and pledged
their cooperation 20 furnish the new
army with chapiains- Tomorrow arch
bishop Ireland has an engagement with
president Wilson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-23
FIRE SWEEPS WIDE STRETCH
OF GRASS LAND NEAR BORDER

Douglas. Ariz.. April 23-An i'm
mense stretch of grass and brush land,
possibly so miles in length and 80 miles
from the international line southwark
has been burned over. the flames
reaching into the foothills of the Cana
nea mountains The blaze started near
LochleL but its progress nOrthwarc
was fought successfully by forest
rangers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-23

cooperate in recruiting the state troops
to maXimum strength. Senator Fall in
mis- message said Il think you are
justified in appointing additional Of
ficers ana attempting 10 recruit i'm
med iately. without converting the leg
isiature with attendant large expense"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-23
ARMS EMBARGO CHAFES
THE PRESS OF MEXICO
Continued From Page OneJ

Eckhardt. contributed 5000 pesos and
his wife $50. Other members Of the
diplomatic corps, including United
States ambassador Fletcher, also con-
tributed. but their gifts We're overshad-
owed by that of Won Eckhardt which
was over one-third of the total amount
raised by the bazaar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-23
Members NAY Enlist.

years. The bill carries a total Of So
500 600
Members May Enlist
The house decided that a member OF
the legislature could still retain his
membership and enlist in the army
This question came up over the case
of representative Stanley Beard. Of
Houston. who has Joined the marine
corps and is a member of the house
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-23

Under a ruling recently made. Cen
Mann. chief of the militia bureau. gen
eral staff. says New Mexico can enlist
up to a full minimum OF 2f00 men as
provided in section 81. the enlistment
period to be for six years. three in the
service and three in the reserve. but
men can be enlisted with the statement
by authority OF the secretary Of war
that they viii be mustered out at the
end Of the present war
Messages FrOm Senator'S
Governor Lindsey hes received teie-
grams from l. :. senators A A Jones
and A B. FAN urging that all parties
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-23

Miss Charlotte Rumbold has been
elected secretary OF the Cleveland board
% trade.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-23
n. NJ. TROOPS
ARE CALLED OUT
Senators Fall and Jones
Urge Cooperation to En-
list to Full Strength.

Washington. D. c. April 22--The
First regiment Of infantry and battery
OF field artillery New Mexico national
guard. today were ordered into the
federal service for purposes OF police
prof ectiou-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-23

SATURDAYS ANSWERS.
LETT side doEH under collar.
Billiards.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-23
TEXAS SENATE SHOWS ITS
PATRIOTISM IN ITS ACTS

Continued from page SneJ
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-24
MEN CONF F|DEN7 HAVE: RESTED
 GERMANS
(By Associated Press)

LONDON, Dec. 24.-J H. Thomas, head of the National union of railway. men of Great Britain, who has just returned from visit to the British front in France has sent the follow. ing report of his visit to the members of his organization:
 Tt would be untrue to suggest that our soldiers do not wish the war to end. Clearly they do. They would be less than human if they did not. hay Ing regard to what they have exper- fenced. But it is also true that the feeling uppermost in their minds is that there must be no repetition of this hell, that their children must not experience what they are now eyner- fencing, and that therefore we must have peace that will be conclusive and lasting. Everywhere among of ficers and men alike. there is a very marked optimism that shows clearly that they feel themselves masters of the German"
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-24
The Mothers
 Christmas Cliff

It never comes to Christmas but 1
 think about the times We used to save our pennies and
 our nickel, and our dimes, And we punched them all together,
 even little baby brother Put In something for the present that
 we always gave to mother. We began to talk about it very early
 in December,
 Twas very seriou. matter to us
 children, l remember, And We used to-whisper nightly our
 suggestions to each other, For by nothing cheap and tawdry
 could we show our love for
 mother.
 Hers must be gilt of beauty, fit to 'ymbolize her ways; II must represent the sweetnes. and
 the love that marked her days. 1t must be the best our money, all
 
 combined, had power to buy, And be something that she longed
 for; nothing else would satisfy. ihen # aattered not the token, once
 the purchase had been made. it Vas smuggled home and hidden
 and with other treasures laid, And we placed cur present proudly
 Ia her lap on Christmas day, And we smothered her with kisses
 andwelaughed her!ears away. II never comes to Christmas but 1
 think about the times we used to save cur pennies and our nickels and our dimes, And the only folks l envy are the sisters and the brothers WHO siiIl have the precious privilege Of buying for the::- r others.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-24
VIM. "A Y SON
NOTICE.

Sealed proposals will be received until Il a. m. Jan. z, 1917 at the of flee of the Divisional Road Commits sion for the Third Division of Alas ka, for the construction of a bridge across the Nizina River near Younes Creek as provided for in the Session Laws of Alaska, Capter 50, H. B. No. IT, Said Bridge to be pile bridge of 416 bents, 6225 feet to be the total length. Proposals must be made out in duplicate and accompanied by a bond signed by two sureties for the full amount of the bid. said bond to be of full force only in case the con- tract is awarded to the bidder. Bid ders will bid for the whole Of the bridge and will also make a separate bid per lineal foot for the bridge be. ginning at station 0-5, up to the amount of s24,0OO.
 The above work must be performed according to the specifications and conditions on file at the office of the Divisional Road Commission at Val dez, Alaska, and at the office of the Alaska Transfer Co., Cordova, the Chitina Hotel, Chitina; and the post office at Mccarthy, Alaska, where al copy of the same with form of con tract may be seen, and proposal forms obtained.
 Proposals must be signed by the bidder, enclosed in a plain, sealed envelope and addressed to the Divis- ional Road Commission, Valdez, Al aska, and be plainly marked Pro posals for the Construction of the Nizina Bridge"
 The right is hereby reserved to re- ject any and all bids.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-24
CANINE FRY SITES

We have customers for select can, nery sites located in the Prince Will jam Sound district If you have any thing to offer send full particulars, location, description, etc, to
 BOND & BABSON, 
 Field Dept. 32 Broadway, New York City.
 24-6t
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-24
ORIENTAL NOVELTIES

Trimmed Bamboo Baskets, Card Cases, Handkerchiefs, pa per Cutters, Powder Box, Pin Cushions, Doilies, Handbags, Sewing Sets, Table Cloths in Several Designs.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-24
EACH A BEAUTIFUL GIFT

Baby's Silk Quilted Comfort CTS, Teakwood Trays, Gauge Center Sets, Kimonas, Book Mark, Jewel Box, Opera Bags, Purses, Sandals, Slippers.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-24

Don't delay your orders for your Christmas fruit cakes and buildings at the City Bakery.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-24
JAMES E. WILSON,

Chairman Divisional Road Com. Third District, Territory of Alaska.
 1s-10t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22
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bobe, 3oq tie iib 5iiriid.
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ipeihelt iueiBen Worgenrod gebillt,
lieB fie iib in einen SeiieI uieoer unb
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merei Su iiberlaIicn, bic iliht chen
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22

EclltiGeS @reiienbcipL 1888 g8cit-
Baltimore. StraBe.
GcutibeS Gpong. SeemamS-Seiui,
1903 9eaion-Strese.
Se6rau 5ricnolg Snn, 1t5 9Iis.
Quit6-StroBe.
SebreU Srp5ou gliDIun GaIOertou
Sci99tS.
Some for 6allcu @omcn 5 0lorO-
Ggctcr. Stro6c.
Some for Confederate 0lotbers,
1920 Sinocn-glpcnuc
Some ior tie glgeO 420 9loro-
6ulton-9lpcnuc
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1915 @olton.StroBe.
Some of toe 6ricuoleB Of 9aIti-
more, 0uiO.@ill- mo 2nfopctte.9IOe.
galgcmciucs Gcutides @oiicnbaus,
gliSQuii6-, no6c Nrlcans.StroBe
SSieBncr So6n 3. Srp6un gliDhlnt,
3l0t @olicrn-9lpennc.
Sonie Of 5000 Sbcp6ero, Ylount-
mo SollinS-SiroBc.
aclio Some ior Girls, 8oreIt %arf.
Soipence settlement Souie, SIG
S9cit2onIboro-StraBe.
Sittle Siitrrs Of the Noor, GallcD.
mo %rciionStroBe, q Some for tbe
9Igeo Of ann Denomination.
Sli6eran 9eoconeB Niotbcrs Some,
2500 @eit9lortb-2loenue.
0inr0aret s. 9ennet Some, IA SIt-
8rantlm-StraBe.
W|arplono sliDlum & Eroining
S6ool for 3eebleminoeO, Owings
@fillS, @o.
@lor9louo 2inc Confederate Some,
BifcsDiIle, Nlo.
@larpIono SdooI for @oos, God
9docn, NlO.
@lorDlono SdooI for t5e gIinO,
Cpcrlco Wio.
@rcs6Dterion Some for @omen,
500 Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22

ter sSerne, unb ooA nit einer Deiit.
libfcit, Die ieoe Eduihung aus.
ihlob, lpor Elm Con an ibr Sbr &C.
orltHgen, Der fie nit 9ln9lt lno ge'
itiir5ung erfillte, Der feline iingenoe
Con elmer @eige, iiber oeren Soften
ser 8ogen nit unen0lider 3artbeti
binipeggefiibrt muroe.
Sie ltompfte init Dem SitBe alti
ocu Gcppi6 ino modte cine 8eiDc'
aung, nie ipenn lie mtfipringen im6
liH qcnen 0ie 1i1dtlihe Storlmg Der.
tDobren luoIlte. glber irgeuo cine ae.
beintnisoolle D1odt miibte iic ber-
binocrn ibre g[bfdt Htr 9LuSfiib.
ring 5li brineer, oeun in Der ndhiter
Gcflmoe Ionf ibr Ib0nes 61pfden
matt geeen Die 2ebne oes Seiiels gu
rid nn0 iDdbreno Ii6 lire Sdnoe iDie
IN oentiitiger @rgebling i'm ShoBc
folteter idIoB iie uufs neie Die sln'
gen.
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idlOlieneu Eiir obcr ooIerte fort.
leiIe, iUie cine imiroiibc Yiuiif, uno
ooh pernebnilid) genug, ooB Der
2oulbenoen nid9t Elm eiu5igcr Sor
perloren ging. gLid) ipeHn Iie iiihi
bon Der 3ofe erfobren bate, oaB es
9os5lo G3omorp mar, Der on neben
ibr ipobnte, iebt II nod ieinen eriter
@oqenltrideH Ihon tpiiroe iie es &C.
ipubt boben. Dcnn 70 fpnnte mad
ibrer lleber6eieline bon allen lebcni
cen Nlenlten MIR Elm eIridiger lpie'
len. @s ipnr on0ers, gan5 anoers,
iuic norbin 1iif Der Biibne NJ eir
TiiBes, Id]nqdjtenoes, lodcnoes Sic
besIieo, elm @erben unb 8erlongcu.
oeiicn belize, flebcnoe 6prad]e per-
lt1noIiber mar, ols beiBotiHige gSorts
Der 2eioeuIhaft sc mar. ais oh Gin
@erliebter 1Ile 5eligteit alismalte,
sic Iein feliriges 9hlt Dem ongebcte.
ten gSeibe perbieB. elm 8ittcn in1
lleberreOcn, Elm 5bmeihclu inI
DrdnQen in T0nen bon elmer SSnnig,
Felt uno @eihbeit, Die teincn @e0aI-
fen mebr an 0ie &lnItfertigfeit ocs
Yllii5ierenoeH ouftomuU lieB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22

eeitottete ibr, oen 8eg oobin pie6er
5ll finoetl, ob1e oob lie fi1 nt einen
Goriibergebenoen bate nit elmer
Sruge tpenoen miiiien.
@s iDur efit ioHniger, froftflnrcr
8intertoa ntf ben elltlniibten glelten
uuo 3tpeieen lag gum Seil nod ser
Rulbreif Der Iebten gao6t irno iinter
rem lefdten @dritten Der Spa5ier.
9dngertn frliridte Der barteefrorene
Sdnee.
9u iie iebr ipobI merfte, ooB ibr
trot ibres oihten Sdleiers 5oblreide
betpun0ernoe 8Iide folgten, ttno oa
ibr ON oieier g(rt ser SuIoigltng Of
ferbnr oilrhous nibts gelegen mar,
iuhte iie Die einiameren @artien oes
ouseeoebnten @arfeS ailf uno glaubtc
iib baIo go13 olletn.
@os iie Dimitri Gnrofotu bon ib.
rer W1igrdne geiagt bate, ipor cine
2iige geipeIer, Ssybr 4opf mar quna
frei uno iie fpiirte nid)ts, oos li1 ais
@or3eihen elmer &rqnfbeit b1tte oeii.
ten loiIeu. glilr cine eigentiinlihe
Ofattigfeit lag ibr in ben @lie0eri,
cine Gnlpfinoung, Ole ieltIoneripeiie
fir lie iebt etiDos beinobe @obliges
bate, pie Die notiirliHe Whioigfeit
nod einenl ibrnitfeitloIen, nit leioen-
Ibaftli6er Singabe oiisgetoiteten Sc,
ruB. 9lber iie b1tte in oieier Stunoe
feines W2enI1en @eielliAaft ertrogen
fonnen and uidbt Die iEres beIten uno
treleIten SSreln0cs. Gle Batte ibren
Spo5iergong ongetreten Inn ORD
nung in ibre 70 ion0erbor ipirren
@eOonfcn 81 bringcfl, ober obpobl
MN feline duBcre Storlmq iie nlebr
odroi aebiuocrt bate, ipollte es ibr
bod nid5t gelingen Sie fab mr. in-
mer ooS inbeimlih bdBlide @eiidt
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uno INNER, ncnn iie iid nit 0eH
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i6n madte Gin ploblihes Wieoerauf-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22

rem @rfrarfiing. D1it geiponrlter
9IiifmerfIamfeit Iailid6te iie cine @eile
oiif Elm @erdiiiH i'm ySebel5inuner.
9lber ols oo orinneu olIes ftiII blieb,
fliugelte lie nod ibrer 8ofe, Inn iidl
onfleioen 5ii loiien.
Jioie mar gan5 beftitr5t iiber oas
oneegriffcne SIusieben ibrer Serrin,
ober gSoiIililla erflGrte, iie fiible iidj
bolIfonfmen mobl, uno 5iDang iid),
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ipenig pon oent nilfgetrngenen Sriib-
1tiid 81 nebmerI oblpobI ibr Speiie
uno Sronf einen mobren 8ioeriDillen
cerilrIadten. Damn beoiiftrogte Iie
sic 8ofe, Dem @ei91ftsfiibrer oes
Sotels 81 iagen, DAB fie i'm 2oiife
oes Cages Elm anOeres 3inlmerr 81
erbalten tpiinI9e, imo perlieB 10 ro.
iden S6rittes oos SaiiS, ais fiirNte
lie Iid Dor elmer itneripitnihten 8e-
gegning.
9l6er 2os5lo S5anorb fam ibr
nid]t Su @elidt, ilnO niid ouf Der
9iibne Oes 9[lbanibrd &beaters, Die
iie balo nadber betrnt, mar er 81
ibrer @rleidteuing IlireenOS Sll er.
bliden.
0ie Mebr5abl Der 9lrtiIten nor
bier nit ibren t1glihen Broben be.
i60ftiqt. uno iclnano, Der nod ME
eincn Slid binter oie &uliilen eines
Spe5iolit1ten Sbcatcrs geiporfen,
piirOe iiberroidt geiuelen fein bon
Der @eI1idlicbfeit, nit Der man ben
Goiim fir oie nerldieoeilnrtioIter
Ero0llftionen ols5uniiben iDuBte,
nno iiber Die liebenSpiiroige 8ubor-
fcntmenbeit, nit Der man fib be.
miibtc, einonoer 70 meilig ais ulog-
lib i'm Mege 81 ieiu.
0ie Hapclli Grippe orbeitete an
ibrcl Trape5en inter Der Iede, lino
man b0rte bon 3eit 81 Belt Die fir.
gen, berrii1en commandments, nit
ocnen gurico oic llcbilngen leitete.
Ginc fleine g8eile fab g1oiiilii1d
0eni 9lrtiiten 81, oonn, ga ibr Der
3cqiliciir geia9t bate. onB Serr Ca
raiop ipI S4uPpen 9ci 0eu S9pen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22
@ilbeIm Sell llnteritii-
bungS @efeIIidaft.

9lm NPontoq ben II. September
bicIt ole g9ilbclm Scll.@eleaiduit
i'm 8ereinslofol oeS Srn. aarI SAM
mel 9lr. 922 @enniplonnia-sIoe., ei.
ne @eriommltn9 ob 8rdiiOent 9orl
GgoIf fiibrte Den 8oriib uno Sefre-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22

ici, eing iie biriiber, Inn i'm 5u be-
grii6en.
Gr Itano in ieinem gciD6bnlihen
StraBenan6iee i'm Sf6fig uno lieb
Gle Eiere, Die folgion imO eifrig ma
rem mir gelebrte 6itroe, ibre ber-
idieOeneu allnItItiide ousfiibrer,
obne oaB er ii1 babel MIR elm elm
5iges Wfal Der Beitibe beoient irno
iie onoers als NIT freiInoIi6en gu
riifen oirieiert bate.
9lls er @oliiliiias onlihtig tpltroe,
itellte er Iogleid ieiue Sdtigfeit Elm
ino fam 81 ibr berauS. Gle reidten
iib oie SGnoe, ober ibre 8egriiBilng
mar I'M iibrigen ebenio forlnIid, pia
oie 8erobi6ieoimg am geltrigeil
9lbeno. gIud er benerfte ibr leioenoes
9lusieben ino ridtete cine oaroui
be3iiglicbe sSroge ON lie, aus Der oellt-
liA Die 9lufridti9feit ieiner 8eiorg-
mis- flone. 9lber iie crfldrte ibre
@l1lie nit ocm 1tilrubieen SNlunt-
mer Der lebten gndt iiuo berii9erte
ibm. oaB Elm fitr5er Spo5iergong iie
bollIt1noig ipieocr Beritellen tDiiroe.
@tlpoS iuiIicber frogte er, oh er iie
begleiten Oiirfe, a6er iie lebnte
frein0li1 ob
.Du ipeibt. ooB i9 cine nenig I'M
terboltenoe @eielli9afterin bin, penn
i'd neine W2igr1ne babe. llno in elmer
Shiloe bin id 5uriid. 8ern es Dir
reht lit, DerOen mir nit einauoer
ipeiIen."
CT qob iiH nit oieIer Grpioeriin0
5lfricoeA, ipie er iicb aiigeni6einlid
nit ollem diifrie0en CAB, mas lie 81
bei6lieBen fir gut fano. glber feline
9lide folgten ibr, bis lie Den Sof-
raiin oerlaIien bate, unO in ieinen
iAweruiitigen glugen mar iebt einc
iebniiibtige 8drtlibfeit, Die oas
@eide iuto @eibliHe in ieinen @e-
iidt nod niHallenoer berportreten
lieB,
ggoiiiliIio fonilte oie Stoot nidt,
ober fie botte olf Der SSoBrt bonn
@obnbof oen groBen Stootparf poi-
iiert, uHo Elm por5iiglider 9rtsIinu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22
sIicndcimc nnS @nilcn.glnfaIIcn
in Baltimore.

in Baltimore.
ScI0otiou GaD 9lurierD, 17l6 Go
Iicrn-gluenue.
Samuel HcoOD Sdool ior 6cnoIc
Srpbuns, g}ort1- unO &arforo-2lOe.
llniteO Botriotic Srp6onaoe, 1924
N}oOiiortglbennc,
@crfin9 @irlS Some 0oug6ters If
SSrocL 1900 Nil.@oltimorc-StroBe
gloclaioe Sail Boarding @olie for
@irIS, 25lO @rccnmount-9lpeuuc.
SricnoIp SIM 800 Siio.Sborp-Str.
glge0 Nieus Some, 400 @eit-Ser'
inoton-StroBc
gl9cO @omcnS Some, 400 g9elt-
9erin0ton-StraBe.
glll SoiniS Some for GbiIOren
S9ariuid 9lpcnue, 9t. 90.
9luas6urg Some, 74G gcit.2ering-
ton-Strobc.
Baltimore Monliol 2a6or Sdool
ySulDlllQtoll mo tSteOerld Jtodo.
Baltimore Orphan 9IiDlmL Strif-
Ter, no6e 2erington-StraBe.
9oDs Some SocietD Of Baltimore.
GolpertD unO @leaiont.Str
G6riit H. 6. G6urd Grpbouagc.
@uiIfor0gIDcnue inO 81. Ctr.
@6riiiian Some for Girls, St9
Rorf .9lpenue.
G6riilion Gribinc Some for yoln9
2ooics, 1924 @eit-8o0ctte.Str
G6riilion Some for Girls $40 Earf-
glpcnle.
CcnconcB Some sc. 6. G6urh, 1901
WlaOiion.9l0enie.
Gacuton 8cmole Orphan 9IibllmL
9lolonO- mo 9)icrrDnon-9lpc.
8lorence GriiteuOcn giiiiion SS7
0ollins.Strnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22

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