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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-25
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NIIrlan bal Ige0anat. anIpeLl0r..

fS Sununr 1917.
0e ivirb biermii bcinn gcnani ods gu'
orcin Gohtou mo Ruul &nucQ, gcmdb ocr am
~. SUM- 1908 ullicrdeicencicn @crpronln9 gir.
1855 Nbfdniii AZ, Barogr1pD IL OuiG 0ni 2S.
glooenIbcr lNl nncnntrD, I'M VrlWbniB
nd6aeudt bahen baa glnmeicn, Siibpeli Gdc
Olrcp uno Hnnii0O SiraBc, ale eiIJc Nol5'
arpeitSdbrli su 5eHlpeu
cSan25.2e) GScbSaOc' Safsftor.
Serileeeltc eluecboie III Suplifat All oie
Noultaiis Wcg0r0e Der Staoi Baltimore geridbs
iet meroeu pls @littpom u. JanHar lOll II
lbr Sormlttaas, W. SArsaH oes staetNe9t'
TRAITORS 5lulusCr pir. t0j, Natlbnnc, SaItt.
uore, Mlb., ltir 0le NteleruilG itno Nbllecruns
aH ecrihleoene Sioot1eparicHcnts oct ioleeRs
oeH @tttiel uuaenommeu
Ntannieth., AauGlmaRbnug, nno iietnere Vuk'
rtirHlthdc Bngcn', HllniiCrs nro &anal'
SiegditeiHe.
Wnocboic mlillel uulCr ibrcu repeiilOeH Nes
iiaHaionen ninriirt teln nn bic on licicrHbeH
.trisisl corrcit 5u bcihreibcn gseHii es beGb'
llttat Dlro, %ltiiiei nnier Ncpr ala eineH
0ouiraii 81 liCcrt mlllleH lle III lepardlet
periieeelleii Gonocrtcn mtt Beeteneier glnlimrlt
cinQercidi pcrocn. GneGllfatioHcn uno slits
gctot SUrnmlare fDIneu I'M Enredu bcs ild0its
tdcn acknowledgements Simmer Nr. POS,
Matnbnnc. am uno nau 5rettc9, ~. JdnMar
1914 erlnnAi neroet. Vlne @eolpr oou pHl
($l.00l Solnrs ipiro ir icoe 9lcibc bon Spes
8iiiiaisprcn bcreohnei. Nicler Ncirdg pro Del
bcren 8t0dabe IN 0iiici 3ultdno ON ooer
por oenI IS. Scbruar 1917, durld etltdiiei.
GItollllNlilUtNs Qtl nNL ~4AtIhitNN NtftN ~tit-
geboieS bcnlibt uerocH ais 3uritdacgcbcn be-
trnbtet.
slqcn gluacboica mb Gin bcaaubalcr @0ed
ben IL oeu augcmcncn @coinnuneen auae-
fiibrlcu 1cirn5 duf Die GTbcr oca WldDoyS
uuo &taDirlibN Ron Baltimore 6nbIhnr acs
mdnt bclqeiI0t ieR
Ser criolorei6c @ictcr mlb spiricoeniiels
ctioe @fraidait fit Die gercuc 0riWluHl
oicles Gonirdltcs III gleicbem sscrl0c oee 0on.
iyaiicS i.cuen lno Die NciimmlllipCu oco
GioatGhlrtrva Hbcr Gonivaiie crliillcn.
Sic Gontratt@eb bchdu iid 0as Neni
Dor. iraeHh Elm uuo due glngeboc priiddu'
loclieu uuo Ole Gonirliic HAD lcparaicH
NlalnfifoioEcn ooer nla GaHses Indnlpreneu.
&blIiS ". znder,
i.d0tlDcT GlnidnisgGcnt
Gcit1fiai:
1pbn Nubcrt,
tnne. Rrdiibeni scr Goniraii.9cbtroc
f(nugO p9 QA)
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2s eIntbeIle g'i Ser Wlls pio.,, ee'a
so sIHl6eIc Reuua % uuo 3 com. ssA
80 sIuibeilc Il 6lO unc Csuar oo.iioM
10 emipeiic Il : 1ib mo c1uar 60. o..iio%
40 snp0eItc u 8 5ta uus @um go.iioM
So sluiGciic asapimo cil cuH,.. AIS
$1,000 90 e Q Of 81 Soup 2eO aeg saN
1900 Patio sp 81 itno ehec ssssr. ssN
1000 corOIius Central 4er. .,...,.. ss%
2oeo GgRi eeal Aci ssr...-...... s4H
5000 Goshen Oil uao @as Ger ....ios
5000 Goeoeu una 60 oer......... 1854
10000 5airneHt uuS Glagts Grac 5sr. ioi
1000 @a Der uallS Hotsu. ....., i0o%
1000 nj sermon M,lila spisa ... ioo;s
200 Gew e. @eo unS eblr osr.. IS
1000 Rsre Magqaeltc ser.......,. e4A
1000 glreiuia ssp uns @o,usv ser. 90
1000 Rreiule 30 ano 4oluer ser sef
2oo0 uniteO @allIpapS j. 4er....... As
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-25
gIlS Csin6rcdlrr uerbaitct.

sllbcrt Slider BON 0cs @aiterion.
Eort9lDcmc wuroc uont 0iidter
Gamtins ml uorOoiiIidcn goli,eioe.
rift inter 500 giirgidoit oen &c.
ridtsucriahrcu iiberluicicn. Ter
@onn piirOc perbaitct, ais er cincr
@icrtrabn ous 9lidcl III ciuent PIT.
poarenIaOen oerIetcu pontc, inns
iuIrNc oeS Nicbitobls oicicS CScacn.
Itonocs bciduIoiet aber BON Slidtcr
nls uiMtdluIoig crldrt. ga abrr Bel
etner Eurtiudiuig scr @obuina 81.
l6er'S cine Mcnge @crI5elgc oenn.
Den rrilrocn, oic onocblib aus tlneni
Ginbru1soicitobI in ser @crfitott
ocS 3intncrmanncS 6rco @enpe ali
Der observation-disclosures, nobc SoDcitc.
StraBc, itanricu imo onocrc, sic
an9eblicb aus ocnI Nonie 9Ir. 43O,
&oic. StroBc, gciiobIeu worocn ienl
lollcn pltroe Ser Niont icitqebaItcn.
Ter @crtb scr ongcblid gcitoDIcncn
@crf5clec miro anf $62.25 onocac.
Gcntidbc, EcitcrrcidjiidDc nnS llneu.
ride Nricssanlcibem.
100 MIurt muO 100 Nruncu amhuGrtS.
Sbco. s.. Sirucr &c Gu.,
@lr5i3) 217 Sit.yaItimurc.Str.
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sdliifafnrten

BON lmo nod 0cptidlonO uuo
Gciterrcidl lluoarn iiber @ottcroom
imo SEEMS 9ort. @cIOicnOuneen nod
europa.
SBeo. g. 9iener & GO.,
2l7 SitBaltimore.Str.
(RGr5 i3-) 243 SaO.SrOnOwag.
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NAr,an bad slraatnDnral0rnals eanIniIIiar..


&Qliimorc "a ,Sumdr 1917.
Sic SirnBcnnurdibrlldbo 0omulindrc 0cr
eidoi baltimore mac1cn bermii oerndb ocit
8oridriicn pcs baltimore 1iaoi CHARTERS nes
fauni, oab c cinc bclailIiric Cite uucr augci
iprodcncn Suiiddoiauiacu entinnocncu lins
ioiicu uno 6uaepyodener gserberbdbniigcn,
ncbli cincr crildrenocu Narie dnicritaen liehcr
In @crbinomna mil Der 0onnenilurung mo
GnIieBng ser Sniu.giprmur, pon scr Gios
icite Der @roh Sirofe blc sur giorolciie Der
ciodbnlnis Sirnhc. geilab Der am IS. glugnN
1909 nntcr5ci0ncicu Neroronunq Nr. SSf ocS
,0sanors uno Slaoiraihe bon Baltimore.
Sic OnidUbiann0cn ltnh g4erDcrnoDllltaeit
lpcrocn uui bic berihcDcncl Ipctlc ocr 2Dio
glpenNc. 6lpilhet Der Snnlctie ocr Srob'
Elrdfe nno Der gtorolete Der Stodnnn Sirdbe
nnO scr nnruii OilipBenncn Wruuoliildc be-
iDrdnil nnb 0ilSpenehnt lein mn Ne luniallell,
llro lie gtbcu hierluii lerner pefnnni. onb
bcinpic Yiiic, ncbli Der criircoen N0rte inr
Nic ,Niipetilon Glcr oorin inicrcliiricn Rerlo'
nct hereii W. mo aoG ole Nomnlilidre ltcD an
9eiinppa, 81 Saumar igia J ipr &orniit
tnpS, IN ibrcm Nlrcnr ial N0lOpauo iilr oet
3ucd pcrinrimclu lucrnclt treeno peldc W
bcinOlrr giiic cnihulicncn gNQobeli al reptott
rct 0cacn mcdc Gerionen Vlnlprim crNcbct
mddcn bic onrt iiticrciilri III icn bcbduplcn.
Sphn N. 0iUIiucttr,
Nrnrh 81 9incl,
Narril " 9irmlcN
Gonmiiirc.
Gagrne g. 9loOserc,
NCoono52e2L2o) GIeri.
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glusirnagcu aH bsr bieiissH AfHsRs
@1rie.

etost g,oIsiu,ore sl..Icn.

Sl0ot gdiNulotesuleu'
Baltimore Gltn der 1926. ...~.ioo -.
baltimore Gin 9sscr io9s..,s. ga j.
@aS. eIetirIsllai nuo aroGi.
Baltimore GIcciric pfo...a.,.., As Is.
BALTIC Clcc Scr iiampsS ......i .iooM Nj.
Cont esos 4 uuo y CON. i954 i2ela
GoHi Gas Is uuS q eyer. i. Qa o3N
aRpauIcs Gas Der ........... % ~
BaufssIgtien
Citizens Hotioual Bonf ...... 45A
Gccro s7eeb .slrit Nat @uui .... 9l4 IL.
National erbauoc @auf. ......i5s ie2
HaAouul linton sdnf ...-,. .13o .@
eeaooarS aduf ............ ta
1rri. etasrAstt efe.
Gcmmcrcioi grsSIt com. ... 46
Continental 1ruit go. iss
GouiidbIe 4run 90 o.. m
5io uuo 8cpofii 20 .......... 1a44
Siuouce uno @uorarto 20 cSm. %
qgorbanS 0of.altb eo.. oaM
wluirs 8tnaasc 80 com, .. AZ
glcip giuitcssom goIuuitu COL. IN
sesuuip eioraee unS amt 50. .l7o
II 3 SIS uuS o5uar So. .iiet IL
Gilenbabnssutitn
gaIto, uuo eumb raj er, com %
galto ano sarrls gros mo "a
m.arnlouo uuo eeuna com - IS
Gilcnbabn,rbIlcaAoueu.
aoriclt Rh uno elabt csm %
atonta unS oborIetts Scr iasA 100 iot
Goal uuS Goge gsicg 6sr 81
eeooa uno eua gem ssr iosn
WlarhIono unS senno inc ser. aaw "a
s}e,p sri 0ppb ,pa ee, 5,r ras s7b
sou,bern 40 6 Zen @eora ser ioiA
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etro,asnbobu.s,bllaoAou.u
srrltp central srorAOn 5er n
9eurhlonS elre,rie 5sr % oox
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NINA a,,,tn,Ns eso III sau N
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Ufcr N NF0. un0 NdD NnBcn0,
37c.; Goitcrn Sbcre Alo. mo Go.,
37c,; mcitIide (06io), &c; SS..To.,
36c.; iiiolicbc (9t.G). 35c.
Gutter. Separator, @funo,
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lNcimc m Qc6ensaeit.
Socben fcrtio ociiclli sipci 9ieibeu 2i6diec
Hduler 2 Simmer. 8Gb uno Beronoa5ront.
ZOO NLOf MlUntpeliersSt

Ncbcn NliiluT Vntt mo WntlptbiNDc.
Scine Sirul,e mo aciunne Ndae.
Bier Simnlcr, einlmliehlin sNiidcnciie" oui
ocnt crien Tllr aSii0enettc1 cntbdt if0s
oerRc Nas AnRpc nobcrnc dohiiiie. cmollirs
ien gluSpuB init AbilnBbret eletiriiben Sdcher
lNr ben Scuimer. Sdmplbei6nlia, Haribol5s
Hielen mooernc Ndniine. N0e Dnbcn Srdhts
cum mil lnHidrcm Nbi0lliuiicn. Nabcn nlelc
Ssai,.oere mooerne Giacnbeicn. Wlan ncbule Sars
,''o ssocnllc @lcIirllde Horolld, lobreno, bis
syf-aNeier Sirubc
'~'' s Y, 0ailanler Mcalib GpulpduN, Wrbnner.
SNtean: 9l9--92O Wlnnien NniLoing.
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gcrtSnic uni scr 0iciiaen slttieubOrIc,
FIRST CALL.

10 apiOcile COM goipcr com. 1926
SO ymi0ciIc Gosorn Gil com. ii9s
500 slniDcie Gosoen Sil coH. ins
rs sluipeiic Gosoen Sil rio.,. 5lk
100 eni0ciIc GosocH SIT aiS ~ 81. 72s.
25lt2s smtbclIc Gosoeil Gil Ris q s Tor.
100 AHlDcic Goshen ci Gls q NJ. 69r,
294 srnDciIc Goshen Oil Iearaniirb 2
~ sRioeic Goshen cH (saraniir)
25 smi0cuc GosSm Gil (oprouiirb i's
os sn6cilc eoSoeu Gil Coaraairl
Al sniDcic Gosocn ctl lGaronHrb lss
e7o stnioctc eosoeH nno so. .~.-,. Il
200 smbcilc 0H port Goal pic. Ae7s
25 smDeiic 5iorltu nNO pep 60. 1879
50 snibeilc NoufioH cl cont. eo'a
20 gmibciIc a,aroiduo GahaliD Co.. o2A
2oo slmOcIic @sM5lrii Hai sonf SIX
is gniOellc asi Ser g'ms ccH. isA
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vino g0iribimdif, pclbe quite Welhdite
lnadl; nusacichHctc Scleaenbelt iur einen
gSb9ii9emedten Seuilnen. 9hr iueibe Nidnocn.
lponoent tSaH23-25)
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Suben Sic jcmuIs OsrIadjt, &c.
innS 80 iucrOcn, a6cr u6ue
Grfcls9

GS mag icin bah Gle of IN PEE
bonbIuae moren, 6ab Sie aae 9oii'
nung ani GcneInna auiaabeu.
Se miitIcH miNcn, eob III allen
Nebcncldgcii GpGinlurhcii oerlanAt
miro, unO oic ipidtipiie bon ullen, NJ
ole Ncbnnoluua bon Strnnibeitcit. YSd'
rlint tonuliiren Sic IN bcr 0tfennis
iiib oielcr Ibaifctbc riobi cucu Spes
Ssolilten pog ,gnteiu 9irll ifr c'eldoid
Alo ohrlihicit luenii Gie OH elmer,
Uniinctu ciaentbilmlihcn NruiiiDett
leiocil oocr bon ocrieIbcu bebinoert
nctoen; etncn Srciiuliuci Der ilber
" Snprc Drnfiiidlc Griubrun0 IN
Ninlinerlraifbcitcn b0t cinen 0er
,Nnnch ladl elmer iOrgIuliipen Inter,
lubwiR ldacn miro. pb &c Sie furircn
innu poer nidll; cinci, bcr Gic IN
niricier 3elt lnrircn iuiro. pic ec
lb uiii nclt hcllcn iuo librriicn Nes
inli1i ocreinb0rcn ldbi
Gicle glri BON SpcSidlilen finheu
Gic lucnn Gle Hr. Namfid upn Noltls
iiurc, Wlo., 4OS EHsVnltlnuressfrn0e,
conluliiren. 0r bat uirle W(dnner
furirt ole npnc 0riplN bcriuhieu, Nfhs
billte uocr Silr 6u iiuncii. gSds er
llir Atoerc acibon ianu &c nuD
Geine GebibrcH ilnb idcorio itno
Habhun0cn mcrocl ben Wiiitcln be5
@Qhenicn dngcpobi orronnirt.
tGft20-)
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Wbnmueutcu, Die ben ,,DrHtiuex Gstreipsw.
htntcn" nldl pnnFtIldl cher nHrenrindNia tr'
balieu, nnb pebclrn her ctIice bGuoh pei xde-
popn pbef iMfitlllM WllttttllnAa ~ maNtA.
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(Sn 100 9SimO SGdcu.) 9Sro Sonuc;
Spring Sgbeot @ron, $35.5O-36;
0Iour bis SSbitc NtiOOlimeS 0pcih.),
$39.00-i0.00; S9eItcru @3iooliugs,
S36-36,50.
Ncu nno Strob. 3ufubr:
Sen 1917 Eonnen. Strob rs Sonneu.
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Baltimore wlarft6cridltc.

% tittm d. "a. Sontar 1917.
9t ebl. 3uiubr 10,35i 61Ncr
cinidticBlih 906s SGiier ai Gonton
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ssrIauat-5ransu uuS g9aSdsu.
qsrrlnnnt.

WcfI1H0t:
Site olleiniie1cnoe beuiiGc Srln iW ben
ilLleteil Sanren fir aepbhuidlc pousarbeit
ilno No@cn bel ciHem gSiiucr nbnc sinner
slote1c utter nS 81" ,,Emtihcr N0rrcipnH-
Sent" 4i3 StSOltlmnrc, siraRe.
CSdH25 ID
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@trIannt:

1tn lcoiacr oeutimer 9Ranu 30 Sabre ait
lnchi cine 0dusbalieriH. NddAiiraqen uGn
Y uDr slbenoe yir. 402 Clio Stftb. str, pisb'
ldnbtoiuH (San25-26l
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Sullges Wdbcbeu uoer Srau. ipelrjeS eHglidb
pcrliebL iur toneu iu Sdiulie BON 3wei Der.
lpucu. Ga6Nir0gcu Dor 1 lbr &adjmiildBo
IN W. 2y0ii stubru.glUrHue, Gde 1ucateIi@lr.
(San29-25)
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aeAt 1T ,tudl 3eit

rm9'eettn biIl0 Al cripcrbcn Scr 1reis fir
breiie nIdeu0niic ilt Gin icbr bobcr bic 1anbs
Qrifer Rno non uieorig. ober i'm GtciQen be'
non Y, Die bier 0crieihrcien SGrmcn ihio
su ben nieoroen Breiic nbsuaeben.
PIN o.. urbar. oireii an Nubn. 81 10000
fJl Musr; nit Giebdrocn. Gbtaaricn. 2,000.O0
8, o., an5a5uas; 9i'a saroata. ain ~ w.. 100000
"ueri nit Hebduoct cinlicS
1sn o. bnin ..,........... ,l,i67 80
10SaN Nasr; nit ycb1noer. Sbligorteu. 414O.00
c.. IoSesiaIi i'ou"0''y 'V.s." 4.os0,Oo
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nnh nriIere Inrncn hie 1900 Mder.
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@ci5cn- 3ifubr 1ll,5lG Wu'
ibcI; &erionot BON sen GIeDotorcn
Bliss guidel; GleUatoren.@ .@orrotb
l.39A.A33 @nideI.
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gefuuutmadunaen.
1tparisment fir SeiitHuihc gcr6ciicruuaeu.
Mnter. Hrparirmrnt Drn @traiicn. Nnnciiicmra

AParitmeHl filr GcfitHilil1c WcltCiiCrunncn.
HnterSrpertcmrnt 0cS @traRcns Sngenicnrs.
0ltim0rc. Wio. 20. S0uudr 1917
Nh Ole Bcronrlh Nctrpiicucn:
0icrnli iprD ocn 0iecllbhmcrn bon iplmcu
5rliuoridc, oic an SIC MuicN uufGcMbricit
|llcne grcl6cit aemdh ben @ciiimnuilgen Scr
am %, Giiober 1908 acucbmialcn @trof0nunQ
III. 70 bclanut acgebef. BAR ocr atraben- an
gentclir @loHiaa 3, 6ebrunr 1917, 5puDcu IL
Whiidee uno . lhy HOnmiiidgc, in ieiucm
Surcnu .u NtQibhaple auWeieno eiH Uigb, I'M
ben a0julDdpcuoeH 9ctrag illr auc an oic nm
Ten aenanniei Aleps ailgrcH5enocn @runoitlde
lct5wepen uito unl cbenfnlS oen batin utie.
relprica &erlonCu eielegenbet M ecben,
Wtuiloe ail5ugepen -tpen lie loltbe DobCil, -
lpcrbcil lOllicu
Sic obeu cripnhnfpu 0lllqhS lluS
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gSM. 0abbers

SSssSI SsSnlStiHles'I' gSile'' sro''r ooe 2. pauI.s'rnS'.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-10-04
WOULD EvAcUATE BELGIUM
Germany Offers to Get Out II Given
Economic Development Rights-
Promise Only Verbal.

London, Sept. 27.-Germany has
agreed to evacuate Belgium on certain
conditions, it is announced in Ger
man official statement, according to a
dispatch from Berne today given out
by the Wireless Press.
Germany, it is stipulated, must have
the right to develop her economic en-
terprises freely in Belgium, especially
in Antwerp.
The proposal was made in supple
mentary not to the Vatican, replying
to the peace initiative of Pope Bene-
dict 1t was in the form of verbal
communication made by Foreign Sec
rotary Kuehlmann to the papal nunclo
at Munich, wherein the foreign secre-
tary specified the conditions under
which Germany was willing to con-
clude peace on the basis of the evac-
uation of Belgium.
The verbal note to the papal nuncio
said Germany would contribute a
share of the compensation to be paid
to Belgium for war damages. Bel
GUM would be required, it said. to
give a guarantee that any such men
ace as that which threatened Germany
in 1914" would in future be excluded
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-10-04
Her Choice

Hazel was at loss to make a choice
between two young sprouts in her gar
den of love. She desired hardy plant.
one that would thrive in any soil and
under any conditions. No shadow must
prevent the sprout selected from grow
ing.
Every day could not have its full
allotment of sunshine. Which would
she choose? Either was pleasing to
the eye. Then came a day when the
wind blew hard-a draft from one end
of the country to the other.
One of the sprouts withered from the
biting blast. The other thrfved and
grew as though it had been blessed
with continual sunshine. Now Hazel
Is happy. Her choice has been made
indianapolis News.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-10-04
Decorating a Savage.

Florence Particle Stuart, in one of
her delightful tales of the Moro charm
boy, Piang, tells of an embarrassing
situation. Piang had saved the COVER
nor'S life at the risk of his own.
'Piang, 1 am about to decorate you
with the emblem of Our government
these infantry cross-guns 1 shall pin
on your breast'-the dignified governor
reached forward to, make good his
words, but paused in embarrassment.
the speech dying on his lips. He gazed
in dismay at the scantily clothed little
savage, standing straight and expect
ant before him.
81 shall place this emblem again
began the worthy official. There was
a litter among the spectators.
"Piang, eagerly cycling the treasure,
wondered why the governor delayed.
Suddenly q CLEAN of understanding
broke over Piang, and he grinned
broadly. With the tip of his finger
he touched the shining cross-guns,
then his necklace of crocodile teeth
The situation was sayed."-St. Mich
OlaS.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-10-04
FERGUs0N's FRIENDS QUIZ
Senators Who Voted for Him Are
Now on Record Against Texas
Ex-Governor.

Austin. Tex. Sept Ex-senator Bee
Senator Page. Senator Hudspeth and
Senator Dayton, who voted yesterday
not to disqualify James E. Ferguson
from again holding public office,
strongly denounced Ferguson ON the
floor of the senate today for his at
tempt to run for governor third
time. despite the judgment of the SEN
ate to the contrary
Page asked his vote be changed in
support of the disqualification resolu-
ton and consent was given that it
should so be recorded in the state
journal All four senators said Fergu-
SONS statement appearing in morning
papers showed he is unfit to hold Of
fice., Bee, Page and Hudspeth have
been among Ferguson's stanchest
friends up to the impeachment pro-
ceedings-
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-10-04
Within the Year 1000 Vessels
OF 6,O00, 900 Tonnage to
be Completed.
THE WORK ABROAD HAMPERED
Lack of Men and Materials Retards
Progress in the Great Shipyards
of Our Allies.

Washington, Sept 27.-The magni-
tude of the American government
shipbuilding programs was revealed
today for the first time in a state
ment by the shipping board, showing
that nearly 1900 merchant vessels of
about 5000, 900 tonnage will be COM
pleted within little more than a
year.
Completion of ships Communicated
in shipyards and of vessels actually
or about to be contracted for will give
the country fleet of 1000 ships.
with a total tonnage of more than
$, 0O0.O 900.
In addition to this the board will
complete in 1919 vessels already con-
tracted for and under negotiation of
about 100000 tons. A billion dol
lars has just been asked of congress
to complete the program.
The United States now is leading
the world in shipbuildinS and if the
present rate of construction were kept
up would become the leading shipping
nation of the world in a few years.
The British. whose present ocean go
ing tonnage is about 15,o00.00O, are
hampered in building by lack of men
and materials In all other countries,
except Japan, building virtually is at
a standstill-
The progress of the emergency fleet
corporation in getting vessels con-
structed was outlined in the statement
as follows: :
Since August 1 there have been
awarded contracts for 155 more steel
cargo vessels of 1,076,8OO tons, to six
yards. Previous to August 1 seventy
steel cargo vessels of 587, 900 tons had
been contracted for with ten ship
yards. Therefore, at the present time,
the total number of steel vessels I'M
der construction is 225, with tonnage
of 1853, 800.
'tThe fleet corporation has reQuisi-
toned 4O3 vessels of about 100000
TONS
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-10-04
cUTIcURA HEALS ECZEMA
And Rashes That Itch and Burn-TriaI
Free to Anyone Anywhere.

In the treatment of skin and scalp
troubles battle freely with Cuticura
Soap and hot water, dry and apply
Cuticura Ointment. If there is nat
ural tendency to rashes, pimples, ETC.,
prevent their recurrence by making
Cuticura your daily toilet preparation
Free sample each by mail with Book.
Address postcard, Cuticura, Dept. L,
Boston. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-10-04

Expulsion OF Senator Robert NJ Il
Toilette of Wisconsin from the United
States senate is demanded in a petit
ton addressed to that body by the
Minnesota Public Safety Commission.
Senator La Toilette is accused in the
commissions resolution of making an
address of disloyal and seditious ma
ture at the Nonpartisan League con-
vention in St Paul
4 nationwide campaign of inten-
sified thrift as means of winning the
war was suggested by speakers before
the convention of the American Bank
ers' Association at Atlantic City The
Nations saving must be tripled, some
Of the delegates declared.
r + r
Immediate wage increases of from
20 to 20 per cent were demanded by
the country's coal miners, after a pre-
liminary meeting of operators and
miners representatives of the central
competitive field, in Washington to
discuss general wage readjustments.
r r r
Health Commissioner Robertson of
Chicago said recently the coming of
cool weather will probably avert a
serious epidemic of infantile paralysis,
which in one week claimed twenty
seven victims, with sixty-six new
cases reported for a. total of $50.
+ r. r
Senator Robert NJ La Toilette was
en- route to Washington after an adj
dress at Toledo in which he hit back
vigorously at his enemies. He has
collected material for many libel suits
against newspapers, he said.
+ r. r
The 1000 million dollar war cred
its bill conference report has. been
adopted by the House and the meas
ure sent to the White House for the
Presidents signature.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-10-04
Order Navy Striker. Back.

Washington, Sept. 27--Internation-
al officers of the labor unions involved
in the strike of more than 5000 me-
chanics at the Norfolk Navy Yard
have advised the heads of the local
unions there to return the men to
work pending negotiations.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-10-04
senator Chamberlain Is III.

washington, Sept - Senator
Chamberlain OF Oregon is confined to
his home with an attack OF appendi-
citis. He Is undergoing treatment to
avoid an operation
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-10-04
Terrible Mistake

"Oh, Cecil, the cook has given no.
tice; she says you swore at her on the
phone"
"Good heavens! I thought it was
you. pet"
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-10-04
PAIN7 NOT 4 BITl
LIFT YOUR coRNs
OR cALLUsEs OFF
No humbusl Apply few drops
then just lift them away
with fingers.

This new drug is an ether comuouu,
discovered by a Cincinnati chemist
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-10-04

corn between the toes, as well as pain
full calluses on bottom of your feet. 1t
never disappoints and never burns.
bites or infiames. If your druggist
hasn't any freezone yet, tell him to
get little bottle for you from his
Wholesale house.-adv.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-10-04

" a NauCAnudu CHEMIST. 1t
Is called freezone, and can
now be obtained in tiny
bottles as here shown at
very little cost from any
drug store. Just ask for
freezone. Apply a drop or
two directly upon a tender
corn or callus and Instant
" the soreness disappears.
Shortly you will find the
corn or callus so loose that
you can lift it on, root
and all, with the fingers.
Not a twinge of pain.
soreness or irritation; not
even the slightest smart
Ing, either when applying
freezone or afterwards.
This drug doesn't eat up
the corn or callus, but
|shrivels them SO they loos-
en- and come right out. It
is no humbugi 1t works
like a charm. For a few
cents you can get rid of ev-
cry hard corn, soft corn ar