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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-08-27
PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER. D. G.,
washington, D. c.. August 4, 1911. Sealed
PROPOSALS will be received at this ofnce, Room
50s District Building. until two O'Clock p.
n. September %. 1917. for furnishing and de-
IIyering during the remaining portion OF the
hscai year ending June 30, 1918. 13,tl0 feet,
more or less cotton covered. rubber lined.
hose for use In the Fire and other Depart
ments Specifications and form OF proposal
NAV be obtained upon application to the Pur-
chasing Officer. d. C., Room SEQ District
EuildinE OLIVER P. NEWMAN. LOUIS
BROWNLOw, JOHN G. D. KNIGHT. Com
miSsioners. d. c
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be opened at the
bureau OF Standards at 9 o'clock D. m.
S.ptaDlbcr J. 1917. for furnishing two sets OF
afr washing apparatus for the Chemistry
PuiIdin= Bidders will be required TO visis
The size and specifications may be obtained
by calling at the Office OF the Superintendent
q thv Mechanical Plant.
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The Catholic University
Of America,

WASHINGTON, D. G.
Science. Law. Letters. Philosophy.
Open for graduates Of High School.
FAN term begins September :, !sli.
Send for catalogue. Address REGISTRAR.
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so LABORERS for Government
moving; good wages. Report
18th & Pa. Ave. N. w. Tuesday
7:3o.
LABoRERs wANTED-WARREH- MOORE
Co. Fish Market. 18th and Water SITS.
s. W.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

GIRL for general houseworlr: 20 home nights.
Si2s n 81. y. w.
GIRL-Colorsd. as chanbernlaid ard waitress
for mail boarding house. 500 Ord 81. y. w.
JASTTRESS-Steady work for right one. In
Quire 90 Sth 81. y. W, the Rathskeller.
MTLLINER.-To give private lessons. Call be-
tween and 10 \. m, i5lS L st y. W.
PRESSERS-Two fancy: steady Job; so per
week: only experienced need apply. MAN
HAITIAN CLEANING AND DYEING CO..
itj Il. s. p.
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Smith PREMIER TYPEWRITER, IN gool
condition. for = bicycle. Apply y sth ST
s. p. after .. m
An OAK sIDEBoARD-Wm sIcnaasS q
1r,eksF chaiT Phons North TlG9
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STEAMSHIPS
FOR HIRE-BOATS

PRIVATE YACHT for charter to
parties; week days only. Lin
coin 3io9.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-14
Hot Water for
Sick Headaches
Tells why everyone should drink
hot water with phosphate
in it before breakfast.

Headache of any kind is caused by
Observation-Disclosures means self
poisoning. Liver and bowel poisonS
called toxins, sucked into the blood
through the lymph ducts, excite the
heart which pumps the blood SO fast
that it congests in the smaller ar
teries and veins Of the head, producing
violent, throbbing pain and distress
called headache. You become nerV-
Gus, respondent, sick, feverish and
miserable, your meals sour and al
most nauseate you. Then you resort
to acetanilide, aspirin or the bro
mides which are temporarily reliable
hut do not rid the blood of these irri-
tating toxins.
A glass of hot water with tea
spoonful of limestone phosphate in
it, drank before breakfast for awhile,
will not only wash these poisons
from your system and cure you OF
headache, but will cleanse, purify and
freshen the entire alimentary ca
nal.
Ask your pharmacist for a quarter
pound of limestone phosphate. 1t is
harmless as sugar, and
almost tasteless, except for a sour
i2h twinge which is not unpleasant.
If you aren't feeling your best, if
tongue is coated or you wake up with
+ ad taste, foul breath or have colds,
biliousness, constipation
or sour, acid stomach, begin the phos-
phated hot water cure to rid your
system of toxins and poisons.
Results are quick and it is claimed
lat those who continue 30 flush out
the stomach, liver and bowels every
morning never have any headache OF
know miserable moment l.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-14
At the L. & S. Tonight.

"Polly Put the Kettle On is one
of those clears and smiles" plays that
make motion pictures popular. The
movie world is full of people who are
constantly going to theatres in the
hope of getting their emotions all
fused, and this picture will appeal
to them all. Chester has rich and
rabbed old aunt, who has a job fer
him in a bank, but his ambitions are
to be a playwright and he leaves
home. Polly Vance has brood Of
little brothers and sisters to look aft
er. Chester takes care of her as long
as his money lasts. He writes a sue
cessful play just as he is going blind.
Auntie still has a spark of human
kindness left and connives at happy
reunion of all concerned. In this
quaint play an all-star cast has been
formed in Douglas Gerard, Thomas
jefferson, Ruth Clifford, Baby Zoe
Rae and little Lena Baskette.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-14
ADJUSTMENTS AT LOCAL
'PLAYHOUSES TONIGHT

nous submarine of jules Verne's mas
terpiece of fiction, "Twenty Thousand
Leagues Under the Sea" are but a
few of the many startling scenes
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-14

shown in the big feature picture
which comes to the Palace theatre for
a two-day engagement. The making
of this picture has required the serv-
ices of 1000 actors and two years
work, a part of which was done on
the bottom of the ocean near the
"Mysterious Island" spoken Of by the
master of thrilling fiction. Captain
Memo and his. submarine Nautilus
have been vitalized in this great pic
ture and the story which has en-
thralled the reading public for the
last fifty years is presented in a vivid
way.
There will be a special matinee at
2 D. m. tomorrow for school children.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-14
NOTICE OF INTENDED SALE.

Notice is hereby given that john
f. Davis, trading and doing business
as John f. Davis Drug Store No. 2
in the City of FL Centro, County of
State of California, intends
to, and will sell to Greenleaf &
Smith, of Ell Centre, Calf, all that
stock of drugs, druggists sundries,
sundries, fixtures, furniture, appara-
tus, appliances and appurtenances, ali
of which are contained in the store
situated at Sixth and Main streets,
in the City of Ell Centro, County Of
Imperial, State of California, includ
ing the good will of said business; at
10 o'clock, 2lst May, 1917. and that
the purchase price will be paid to the
said John Il. Davis by Greenleaf &
Smith at the office Of the Brunswlf.
Drug Co, sol North Main street, Citl
of Los Angeles.
Dated at El Centre, California, 12th
May, 1917.
(Sigr,ed) JOHN L. DAVIS.
Witness: Y. N. ADAMS.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-14

AN INTELLIGENT PERSON may
earn $100 monthly corresponding for
newspapers; $40 to $50 monthly in
spare time; experience unnecessary;
no canvassing; subjects suggested.
Send for particulars. National Press
Bureau, Room 939, Buffalo, NY. If
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-14

LEARN actual auto repairing, book
keeping, shorthand, radio, engineer
ing. Y. Nj. C. A., Los Angeles. Cat
alogues free. t.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-14
CLASSIFIED WANT ADS
WANTED-WORK

Observation-Disclosures guar.
anteed; prices right 456 Hamil-
ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-14
7XCELLENT OPENINGS for trained

XCELLENT OPENINGS for trained
men. Learn automobile repairing,
driving, ignition, machine shop prac
tice. Only short time required. Stu
dents can earn living while learn
ing. Special reduced rates. Cata-
loge free. National School of En-
gineering Established 1905), Los
Angeles. tt
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-14

The third annual meeting of the
National Park Highway Association
held it's sessions in Spokane, Wash
ington, beginning April 27.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-14
HELP WANTED-MALE

WANTED-Milker; good place to
work; $50 per month. Phone 36F41
Holtville. Sic
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-14
At the Palace Tonight.

Photographs taken undesr the sea
showing films actors descending t.
the floor of the ocean from the IA
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-14

SWISS MIXER and wife want work
on dairy ranch; wife as cook; best
references. E. S., Press office. 5-16
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-14
Ask Supply Controller.

Washington, May 14,-Senate lead
ers are attempting to get support for
substitute for the prohibition pro-
vision for the espionage bill, en-
towering President Wilson to order
prohibition. Senator Gore has intro
duced bill empowering President
Wilson to appoint supplies control
Ter" during the war.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-14

AN INTELLIGENT PERSON may
earn 500 monthly corresponding for
newspapers; $40 to $50 monthly in
spare time; experience unnecessary;
no canvassing; subjects suggested.
Send for particulars. National Press
Bureau, Room 939, Buffalo, NY. If
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-14
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

WANTED--Intelligentg girl;
must be able to write and
spell; permanent position
with pleasant work. Ad-
dress C. d., Imperial Val
leyPress. If
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-14
u6inOen6nrG1.
Ser Sieoer i'm Sample nit 8won8ig
@egnern.
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@egnern =. uno ais Sieeer ging
@iuoeuburg aus Dem Sample berDor.
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itcbeu bod iebt crit orei5e1n oOcr
pier5ebn I'M 6elOel Gas muB mobl
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neralieIOmoriAaa uno @eneralitabs-
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man fam ni6t einmal iaeen cine @e-
iAmadloiiofeit, oenn es lit I'M @egeu.
tGeil etpoS ie6r @obliAnledenoeS.
Ger 9eireier BON SitpreuBen bat cs
lid eefoaen laiien niiiien, bob fem
g}ame iiir oae eroenflihen Ginge
piBbrml6t miro; bon Der S6ofolaoe
bis gum 9lltopiano, pom SdnappS
bis 3ur %reBfoble, oSinOen6ltr9" lit
imon fein Gigenuame mebr iouoern
Iein Goqeftiubegriif.
Inn ole Sadie fur5 81 modem
,Sinoenburg" lit eine neue &artofiel.
Die oeutide Observation-Disclosures
bat ouf hreiBiB @eriu6sfelocru 8lpan-
sig Deri6icoene &artoifeliorten auge-
piIan5t. imo bel Der Yriiiltng Der &e-
IiItote pur0e uSSinoeuburg~ Der Sieg
3ugeIpro1en. Garafii puroe an @e.
.neraIfeIomari6oa SinOenblira ioI-
qcn0eS Gelegramm geriAtet;
,Guer Gr5ellen5 melOen mir gebor-
ianIt. 6aB Oie neuge5iihtete aortOf-
feliortc ocs Serrn &amedc.Streden-
tbien nSiHoenbitrg" 0en Sicg errun-
gen bat gegcniiber 19 onOeren Sor-
ten i'm Gurdidnitt Ger 30 iibcr OoS
Geutl1e Neib pertbeilter Ncriu6s-
ieIoer nit Dem gldn5enoen grtrage
bon 279,t Goppel5entnern uno oorin
80 Goppel5entnern St1rfe fir oas
Seftor. Gic Seimar6eit ser oeiltiben
2anomirtbibaft bat ni6t eerlibt, Die
uuter 6ii6rllng OSinoen6lirgS" tuie-
Der iteigcnoe aortoffelernte iidert
oie GrnGbring fir 9olf unO Seer.
Sir Oie. oeutiAe Observation-Disclosures
tion OeS 8ereins Scr Spirihis.6 .6abri-
.fonten in 9eutihlonO am Snititit
! fir @6brlngsgeiuerbe ge5. q. S6u-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-14

ben. lno StorGneiter. 9lub ouf Sen
gcfusten Yoppeln an ben 9auOitra.
BEN niitet Ger SnuSitor6, an Siim-
pien ooer fleinen G1eil1eu biipitc
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icbenfel. SIN Suli idon fanO Or.
6loeridc peri6ieoeneS @oiiergeflii.
gel oui Dem 3ugc. 9lm Spirrling.
fee 6eoba6tete er einiee Soderi6mdr.
me, Die iid) ourb oen in faiim orei-
bunoert SUB Gntfernltng poriiberfobs
renOen &raitmogen in teiner Meiie
itoreu lieBen 9lu6 6iidreiber Oreb.
ten MIR niBtrniliicb Den Iongeu SnIS
berrnL berubi9teu ib o6er ihnell
pieOer lle6erbaupt ideint licb oic
8ogelmelt i1nell un Oen araftiuu-
genperfe6r 81 gep0bnen. 9lif ben
groberen mo fletneren Seen maren
eigentli9 regelmGBig mlr nod @oi.
ierbiibner uno Stodenten on5utrei-
fen. 8on Sniefteuirelicru maren
auf Ben Shla6ticloern uidt oieIe
au5utrefien. 9lls Sdiibengrobenoo-
gel be5eidnet Or. 5Ioeride Sen 3alln-
f0nis OlanentIid ole berloiieuen
@rdbel nit ibren 9fiiden imO @in.
feln Iiebt 0as 8ogelein. Gail6p0geI
iiebt man nidt niel, auber Qburms
falfen unO Sper6ern, gelegentli6 eli
nen 6abi6t uno 9uiiorO oOer cine
&obrlpeibe. Sdufiger mar Oie la
iur6laue ManoelfrGbe ooer 9lnlra-
die, ole ionIt ie6r ielten porfommt
mo Elm iarbenprd6tiger 9ertreter
Ser 0itli6en @ogelneIt lit. Nlit &i-
rol imO @isp0gel bil0et iie ole lleber-
bleibiel Der pormen EertiGr5eit in
Der Wogelpelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-14
6erIid. bal EeI6riid. 6. ,. edcn.

berlih, %. Gclbriid, 6. b. Gdcn-
BREEDER
Ger @cneralieIOnari6aQ b. sin.
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nort
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mid bod erfreucnoe 9ladri1t bon
Der neu ge5iidteteu 9ortoifeliorte.
nSinoen6urg." Sd peiB, mas mir
Der crfolgreicben Scimorbct Der
Oeuti6eu 2on0wirtbi6oft 5u uer0ou-
fen babcn.4
Ger Sinoenburg i'm 6eloe im0 bic
o&inOenburg" I'M 8cloe. oaS lit ia
gelpiB iebr ib0n, ober eS blei6t trot-
Dem cine 1aftloligfeit Sen gtamen
OieieS Wlannes on olle er0enfli6en
Soubeniers, gtobrngSmittel, Sport
urtifel @etrGnfe uuO lpeiB @ott mas
81 6eitcn. gd6t 10 iebr aus EietGt
gegen Den Wann ais aus gang &C.
w06nlider @epinniudt: Scr gtanc
5iebt unO SinOenburg bat 100000
9niien in Die Wanilireuiecu treiben
miiiieu, oamit iie - 0teflame nit iei-
nem Naen treiben f0nnen. SIS lit
cine SuftIoiigfeit.
Ga iib uniere 2eicr moment6on
fir Die Observation-Disclosures beionOerS
intereiiiren polen rpir Scr @ilien-
iboft bol6cr nod folgenoes 5ufiigen;
Gie 9Sriiiilng eritredte Ib alIf 20
Sorten auf 80 ii6cr gon5 Geuti6-
lano uertbeilten &eriu6Sfel0ern. Sic
Sortc nSinOeuburg iibertrifft Oie
ndAitfolgenOe bette Sorte o@oblt-
mann" (pon @elhnonn-@reiiiB nad,
gcbout) INN 81 Goppcl5entner &nol.
len imD 1874 Goppel5entner StGrfc
bonn Seftar gegerniber 246 be5ie.
bungSmeiic 44.4 9oppel3entner i'm
Sabre 1915 uno 210 be5p, 1877 Cop
pel5cntner i'm Sabre 1914. Siernab
lit Der @iiterungSeinfluB otA bel
Ben 8eriuA5felocrn Oeutlidj 3u erfeu-
nen; ober es 5eigt iidb aih, mas
Ourd rihtige Fflege trob llnglrnlt
Ser @itterlng erreidt werOen fam.
Gb iid all Oies nidt anh 6dtte or.
reiden laiien tpenn man ltatt oSin'
Ocnburg" einen anoeren ylamen &c,
pd6lt 6dttc2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-14

I1en Sdmer5en boIlltGnoie entboben uuo
oa8u bic Mutier eine5 iunnoerbubId)en
aeiunoeu Ainocs. SD bin geprHfte 2raus
fenipdrterin uno empieble nit Sreiloeu
Qboia s. 8nf6dms @eaetabIe COMPOUND
anoeren Sraueu, Srdu 81. 9S. GlOan,
6026 Bart 9lbcmie, Chicago, Su.
Cs qiebt piele Srauen. Die leioeu iue
sSrat Glpan, 0ic a6er iebt BON oieIer
9roRartiaen N1eoisin tdeIih @ortbeil Sies
ben. Sie bat Saufenoen bon Nrauen ges
bulfen, Die on @erldiebung, Gnt5iinoung,
Giterilnq, ltnregeImdBgteit, periooiidlen
@dlmerscn, Rndemhmerscn. jenem nies
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uno nerpD1er 6infdIigfeit litten.
Bem Gie beiouoeren Ratbs beoilrien
1dreiben Gle pertrduli6 an ole 8Doid &.
Yinfbam @eotine Go, SDnm Nlall,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-14
@idltig fir Ulattcr,

Gincr ser bGufigiteu 8uitGnoe Oes
friiben &inocsaltcrs lit Die ioge-
nanntc Indtoneit, oie monhcn I'M.
Icrer GIeinen biele 5hnoen Ocrbit-
tert.
Yrofcilor Somburger rntcrideioet
5uci 9lrten ocr an iitb iiberaus bait
figcn Nodtonglt i'm Ginoesnlter. 0ie
cine lit mcDr cine @egleiterineimng
Ger piclelt nit 9icber perbilnocnen
Grfronfungcn Der &mocr. Sic dur
bert iid IN ciuem jdben glniidredeu
lpGbrcno Ocr g}udt. Die moere
6orm III oIs Oo8 cigentIid iel6ltitGn-
oigc gtl1tteteu Der gladtonglt 5u be-
trd6tcn. sic betunoct lid meiIt IN
och crlten Giunoen oes Sdlofes.
Die &inOer icten iid pi0blih I'M
Bette oui ipringeu Dicllei@t au6
gon5 ou8 Dem Bette berouS uno CT
gcben ii6 in 9feoen lno S6reieu.
0os mihtigite Wtomcnt, oaS BON In.
fllnOigen oft iibericbcn miro, lie0t
oarin, OoB bic &inOcr mdbreuo Die
les 3uItonSes nienols mirflih nab
iino ooer iidl minoeltenS ni6t bel
poncn 8emuBticin befinoeL obgIeid
ibrc AeuBcrunsen inioDeit oiiam
menbGngen6 al iein pflcgeiL oaB iie
S6Iiiiie aiif Die llriode 5u 5icben &c.
Itottct. 0oB iic tboti6tbliA nod III
tiefem S6lofe iino, miro OoOur6 Of
fcnbor, 0oB iic MIR ihpcr al meden
iinO. 0ieier Seriud mub obcr ltctS
gcmaAt iperoen Oo lid Ole ainoer
Damn pic befrcit fiiblen uno fait im-
mer in eincn nlnmcbr rubigenShlof
ocriinfen. 0obei milien iie nod Dem
Grpohen uihtS mebr iiber ibreglngit
ous8liiagcu. 3uweilen lit es obne
g9eiteres m0glid, Oie llriode Der
yloAtanglt in einem ungelpobnlihen
EooeserIebniB 81 finoen Gin bef.
tiacr Sdred, Ger Sem &iuoe ourA
eincn Nicnlhen, ourd cincn Sun0,
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gebro1t porocn mar, eenilgt 6lt ci-
ticm llebcrgang III oen Trollnl ocr
Damn 6u idWcrcn 9edngitiglngen
|fiibrt. Smmorbin geb0rt cine gefpiiie
9lnlogc oo5u.
Yrofeilor Som6urgcr bcriueiIt fer
|ncr ouf onocre Shlofitoruugen, Oic
CT NIT ser Niodtongit in 8ergleiA
itellt. Sic t0nncn iiA IN beftigcn
Sulten mittcn i'm SHIofe GuBerb
olld in Grbre1en o0er, mas bel eis
mem Ginoe ON lnbcimliditcn wirft,
in cincm 2odfrolupf Der Guell
ou1 fir Oicic @ri1cinungeu 1T mobl
inncr cin Troum, obgleid) Oic Sim
Scr bon cinem iolden nod Dem Or
nodcn iclten 81 berihten nihen. GS
gcniIat, ciliein lolben aiuOe einige
Eropfen barnlloier WfeOioiu fllr0 por
Dem Ginidlofen 5ll perobreiHen uno
ibm Gin Sernbleben Der Nauhtonelt
init liebreibcr Si6erbeit 0u perlpre.
den. 9os aino gldubt umo bleibt
tbatidblih bon Der Scimiudrng Der.
lhont. 9llld fleine gl6mcAsIungen
8lrm 9eiipiel cine neue Speiie gum
9lbenoclIcn, fam cine iegensrcide
9lbIcntlug oes finoIiden @eiltcs Der.
beifiibren.
Kinder Snhraian
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-14

lu)leDullB y { I II l 2
Sad)t, ilno ipdbreno
feds Dlonate oieier
3cit in YebanoIilng
eines Ir5tes, obne
Siilfe 5lI erbalteil.
SGT entidlieo mid,
SDoia &. Yinibnm 8
@egetable 6 0 NJ :
polino 81 berinci)eu,
iIno eS mncbte mid
iuie neuae6oren fhbs
len. SD bin iebt
meiner& itJiebung
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-14

Gbeiter, 80 18. @loi. n gll8
8rnu CHARLES @rigbt geitern ii6er
3o6npcb flogte, rietb i6r @ottc i6r,
i6m 81 crIai6cn oen frantcn 3n6n
aus Dem Nllmoe 6ermls3uIdicBen.
@leid5eitig 500 er einen 9leDoIuer
aus Der Gaicbc lm0 0riidte o6. Sym
ndbltcn gugen6Iid lag 6rmi @rig6t
onrb ole @ouge eeit6oIIen am 30
oen, @rig0t mlr0e pcr6dftet; er
(rtlorte Der &oli5ei geaena6cr, OaB
er nur einen Sder5 gemodt mi0
ni6t eelpuBt babe. oaB Der 9iepoloer
gelaoen gepeien lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-14

SeHersSerltderiln
~, 3 90eoulOrb e GO., il7--9f ebanber 81
commerce Nuil0iuQ ~
pTentlNe NeneysNcrnnisrHnaSsO Oegruldlaifn Gal.
uoag. nf NaliimotesGlrnBe
D2cnti n-glWt rItNnilde Tenrr.NerllmerimnS.N
wsnlwaE", baltimore GiraBe inio gnilpm
"ytpgal SniMyan,. SO. Ui 9lurrSuDl" Semh w.
ySutnelos Neltoen5sQaluaer, lOl-- tO3 Vbams
per VI 0unmerce 8Milbln0
1Weruaitin Gchrr Hctli1ermna oiefrulmagka.
baltimore uh EoriosGirdlje
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-14
Gtme 9rpriiftr
KrnttIsrMtuiirtert1t,
gSarnm iie epOia s. %inf6um's
|egrta6le COMPOUND empfabl.

Gbica9o, Sa.-.3pei Sabre lana mar
id bel icJIecbter 6einnobeit, ourb Sers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-14

NbOnneHteu, Die Oeu o1smtIdysH
'sOrrcipOuocnteu" nidlt pinFtIidl OScr
aurcgeImdFia crhaltvu. liub ac6ri,n
S'r Sfiirs Napou psr Sdrphou Oeer
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Griffith 5nrner Co.. 2O5 Morosgiacn.eir nnb
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Tbc WleBer a. Gtiler Ga, 92 Qiobi ~frnhe
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-14

Slmbina, 6nrnaceS, 9ionacs uuS
Defen 9ohOeden iinO S}inncu.
SenHett Bros, 523 0oros8remoutgCDenne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-14
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"0oniOllbatsO aoau CO." N6tb .eiah.e srabs.
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ibmie0. 3n6eb0r.
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@isEre 6. SnaaW & Gsp6slp 10 cIteefnaion.
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the Snltimgre NcmS GomDanhD Moberl Is. d.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-14

Hadaro. l-35 $3.50. 1-25 S2750.
., 4ndNro Mistor So vi NaIthnnreA Vbdrfcs.
Gtrabe nUo Nii, Bobdh4benie
Sagun, ote pppndre Gar. S30B un0 $9tb.
oWlatsDel Mobile Co." 0jnrage 1903 l4i0.
Aoro'G GbarlessStrahe
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VI. Wl0riuIt. Stdiiirer.
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gle@plotten. Olctan. etc
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Bdinaterialien 8bHren 6enIter-
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Sirabe.
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Dcitife 8l@lr imo 3eitlhriitqn.
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Arizona republican., 1917-11-16
GRAPES HERE; FIRST JAR
 EVER RECEIVED

Genuine eastern Concord grapes are in town and every easterners mouth waters. These are the grapes they first knew as kids-the grapes that have been associated with them through all the years of their lives at home
 The John F. Barker Produce com pany received an entire carload of Concord grapes from the east last Monday, the first solid carload of Con- cords ever received in Arizona. The company decided customers like theiS own grapes and that if they could eat a. bunch they could eat a carload, with the assistance, of course, of other peo- pie who know about Concords.
 The shipment was in first class con- dition, the grapes luscious and sweet, all ready for the Fair week rush. These grapes have been well distributed over the Barker territory and are proving a genuine treat, especially for the eastern people
 John F. Barker. head of the firm, said if the people insist he will endeav- or so get for them a supply of Con- cords in carlots every fall. It is a long haul for grapes, especially with the bountiful California crop so near at hand, but ''Barkus is willin'," and the disposition of the present carload will decide for the future. The Con- cords have sold well all week and in- dications are that the shipment will be disposed-of rapidly and at profit.