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The daily morning oasis., 1917-12-15

gales attending the Carnival
festivities.
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This morning Doctor H. w.
Purdy is going to Patagonia, to
visit through the day among
the old timers
Mr.. George Hewitt, from
Culiacan, the capital city of the
State of Sinaloa, is registered
at the National.
If you see a good, strong,
steady, bright, white electric
light, it is ours. ARIZONA GAS
& ELECTRIC COMPANY. adv
Yesterday evening there came
up from the south Mrs. J. c.
Burton, wife of Doctor Burton
of HermOSillO.
Yesterday Hon. Charles E.
Hardy, collector of customs, re-
turned from a business trip to
Ell Paso, where he went Tues
day.
FOR RENT: A small bungalow,
furnished embracing sitting
room, sleeping porch, and kit
chen, with bath. Eligibly 10
Gated. Suitable for light house
keeping. Apply at The Oasis
Office.
Mr.. Jesse l.. Gatlin of Pata-
gonia, is a visitor at Nogales.
Mr.. Geo, F. Woodward from
Kansas City is registered at the
Montezuma.
Yesterday Major and Mrs
Putnam were in from Sonoita
They are arranging for their
daughter, Miss Dorothy, to GO
to Pasadena to school.
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Yesterday Mrs. A. S. Hender-
son with Mr.. and Mrs. G. l..
Stevens, came in form Patagonia
to enjoy the sights and scenes
of the Carnival time.
Mr.. w. T. Powers, one of the
pioneer mining men in these
parts, is over from Patagonia,
having come to take in the sights
of the Carnival.
If you see a good, strong,
steady, bright, white electric
light, it is ours. ARIZONA GAS
& ELECTRIC COMPANY. adv
Mr.. J. C. Gatti, the Clifton
meat contractor and cattle buy
er is a visitor at the line city,
having come just in time to en-
joy the Carnival.
Mr.. E A. Doran, Arizona re-
preventative for Blake, Moffit &
Towne, paper dealers of Los
Angeles and San Francisco, is
a visitor at Nogales, putting up
at the Hotel Bowman.
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Nogales is visited by Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. L. Northcraft, who are
taking in the sights of the Great
Carnival, having come from
their home in Patagonia for
that express purpose.
Yesterday Nogales was visit
ed by Mr.. Bill Bremen, an old
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-01-12

mills wednesday, John Secullis lost
the end of the finger. s. A. SPAIN, Of
Wilmington, an employee OF the local
trolley company. was squeezed be-
tween two cars and bruised about the
shoulders Both cases were attended
10 by DR.. Lewis Booker.
Mrs. Hetty Ritchie Hasson. aged
80 years, daughter OF the late Hugh
Richie and widow OF Surgeon A. B.
Hasson T. 8. A., died yesterday
morning AT the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
William q. Meyers. No Is North Third
street. The deceased celebrated her
ninetieth birthday July a, 1916. She
is survived by daughter. Esther
Hasson, a trained nurse. who has
been in the United States naval SER
vice.
Fffty-six men have been brought
here from Cambridge, Nd, to work in
the plant OF the Bethlehem Steel Com
pany.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-01-12
STOMACH AILMENTS
The NATIONS CURSE

There is no ailmcnt causing more
woe aud misery than stomach
Trouble. often Gall Stones, Caucer
and Ulcers of the stomach and Intest-
ines COnstipst on. Acute Indigestion.
Auto-Intox.cation. yellow Jaundice.
Appendicitis and other serious and
fatal ailments result from It, Thous-
ands OF stomach Sufferers owe their
complete recovery TO Mayr's Wonder
full Remedy II is unlike any other
remedy. II sweeps the poisonous biz
and catarrhal accretions from the sys-
tenn. Sooihcs and allays Chronic In
nammation. Many declare il has
saved their lives. and prevented SER
ious surgical operations. Try one
dose today Watch its marvellous re-
suits. Contains no alcoholic habit
forming drugs. Book on Stomach ALL
ments FREE. Address Geo. II Mayr,
Mfg. Chemist. CHI cago. Better yet
obtain a bottle OF Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy from J. NJ. Eckerd The Miller
Drug store, \. 3 Danforth. or any
reliable druggist. who viii refund
your money IL It fails.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-01-12

held at o'clock last night at the
home OF his son. Moses b Fleming.
Second and Chestnut streets. The
Rev. S. Beattie wylie. pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church. OF which
Mr.. Fleming was a member. had
charge Of the services. The remains
we're taken to West PHILADELPHIA this
morning for interment In the family
plot IN Mount Moriah Cemetery. The
services last night we're largely at
tended. for Mr.. Fleming was one OF
the best known residents Of the city.
The interment was private
Chorister James Challenger, IA
charge OF the music for the evenge-
listic services 70 be held next week,
announces that Miss Emily r. Lunt
will DO the pianiste. Mr.. Pasquino will
play the trombone. and Eugene Chase
the cornet HIS chorus choir Of ~
is complete and he has three on the
waiting list The first and only re-
hearsal Of the full choir will bo held
tonight
MI and Mrs Mum have taken the
| Challenger apartment on Second
street near Delaware. Mr.. Mum Is
| gencral manager Of one OF the Penn
/ Seaboard Steel Company's plants.
Citizens meeting, Town Hall, Thurs
day evening. January rs, 8 o'clock
Discussion. new legislation Adv
Miss Emily r. Lunt Miss Kathryn
Hudson and Miss Emily Pedrick
public school teachers. ara on the
sick list this week. Miss Kate
2 4
instructor in drawing. are acting as
substitutes
Catching the second finger OF the
left hand in a punching machine at
which he was az work IN one OF the
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-01-12
WILL Raise $1,000 FOR
CHRIST School IN SOUTH

MrA Thomas O. wetmoTe, bead Of
Christ School Of Arden. n. @, was the
principal speaker at the Epiphany meet
ing Of the Womanis Auxiliary OF the
doiosse which was held yesterday after
noon in the parish house Of st. JOINTS
Church. Sho spoke concerning the work
of Christ School. and gave a brief his
torical sketch Of that institution. She
asked the Women's Auxiliary Of Della
ware 10 contribute $1,000 toward the
support Of the school. ST. Johns, Trim
ity, Emmanuel, ST. Andrews. New Cas-
tie, Old Swedes. 81. James, Stanton.
Christ Church, Christiana. win endeaoyr
TO raise the amount.
Announcement was made that Bishop
rhurston will address a. meeting at St.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-01-12
stomach fine! Indigestion, Gas,
SOURNESS GONE--PAPE'S DIAPEPS,N

Diapepsin comes in contact with the
stomach all distress vanishes. It's
truly astonishing almost marvellous.
and the joy is its harmlessness.
A large fifty-cent case of Pape's
Diapepsin will give YOU a hundred
dollars worth of satisfaction, or your
druggist hands you your money back.
It's worth its weight in gold to men
and women who can't get their stom-
achs regulated 1t belongs in your
home-should always be kept handy
n case Of q sick. sour, upset stomach
during the day or at night. It's the
Quickest, surest and most harmless
stomach doctor in the world.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-01-12
A FIREMAN FOR
THE Penn. CO.
PRAISES IT
Frank J. Gardner, Well
Known Railroad Man Says
Lax-a- Tone is Wonderful

Well, here is another testimonial FROM
one well-known and a trustworthy EN-.
ploye Of the Pennsy, said Tho la1-a
Tone Man at The Miller Drug Store,
404-4O6 Market street It is getting Ia
be such a regular occurrence to have my
correspondence full Of words Of praise
for this wonderful remedy that ! nm
simply asking people 70 take their own
citizens word az TO whether IL merits
a trial They need not take mins Mr.
Gardner, ITO North avenue, Dover, says.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-01-12

Andrews Episcopal Church on the FIST
Tuesday night in Lent. February p.
Interesting reports from the Delegates
to the General Conference Of the Epis-
copal Church held last summer in st.
Louie were given by Mrs William II.
Laird in tho absence of Mrs. O. ]. Nc
llvaine, Mrs. Robert B. Rayner, Mrs.
Alban Richey md Mrs. Frederick
Bringhurst.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-01-12
rs DURING PRAYER IN CHURCH

CHESTER, Pa, Jan. 12.-John T.
Whitehead. 65, a prominent resident
OF Prospect Park, died suddenly OF
heart failure while attending SER
vices in the Olivet Presbyterian
Church. and while the pastor. Rev.
William II. Bancroft, was Offering
prayer.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-01-12
Tn five minutes! No stomach miserl
Heartburn. Gases or
Dyspepsia.

Really does" put bad stomachs in
order-"really does overcome indi-
gestiOn, dyspepsia, gas. heartburn
and sourness in five minutes-that-
just that-makes Pape's Diapepsin
the largest selling stomach regulator
in the world. II what you eat ferments
into stubborn Jumps, you belch gas
and eructate sour undigested food
and acid; head is dizzy and aches;
breath sour; tongue coated; your in
sides filed with bile and ndigestible
waste, remember the moment Papes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-01

1eit Or 0roBcl GolIStbiinllibfcit
6e9 aincmato9rapbcn lit Is Den mel
iicl N}enidon perit6u0liA geporocn,
menu mlc6 nicbt inner ms NenaiBt.
leil 9eireten oaB iinier ghIge fcil
uerldBlber 3euge Der &orgGnae lit.
IS tdulbt mli ser @einmano ocS &i.
noi6eoters @Gpeeungen beroor, Die
in oer 9Sirti1feit ni6t itattfinoen.
c'eiremtc 2ibtrei5e pcribmil5t es in
einen gin0rld, ln6 ole 2iiden ent.
gebel i6n poIltommen, penn lie nur
roih genug uoriIber5icbcn.
&0aiq gc6onfenlos obcr nimmt
man oon5 eutlpredenoe Griheinin-
gen in Ser @elt Der Zone bin. 56on
ldugIt 1T Der @inematogrop6 oes
06res perpirfli1t ltuo miro in jeoem
9lugenblid bergeltellt, IN Dem mir
Wluiif boreu. Gie Iaugge5osenen
laniten @eigen, ooer sSI0tent0ne be.
rilDren inner Gmpfnoen ais iinltil'
tcrbro6ener, menn audi neridieoen
mo0ulirter Con al inier Gbr aber
gelangen iie itetS nls cine 9feibe bon
9iiitit0Ben Ole ibren glusgangSplIntt
bel 0en WluIifinItrumenten INNER an
l1mingenoen Gbeilen (Saiteh 3un-
&c ser Srocl uip) nebmen. Gic
ein8clnen oicier 2ltitIt0Be erm0gli1en
unS Die S1merfGaigteit irniereS @m-
piinoimgSipDitemS oenn oieie III
oiienbar bierfiir perantportlib
nidt wabr5une6men; 10 mic 0ie elm
5elnen 9luino6mcn oes &inos incin.
nnocr idnpinOcn, menn Der Slim IN
roider 0rebung proiioirt miro, ic
peridlnel5en aud Die ie6r raid mtf.
einanoer folgenoen SHalmeaen IN
eincn Ion. Grit penn Die @eicGmin'
0ieteit ibrer 9ieibeniolge inter 40
gindelt6ne in Der SeIunoe INIT. per-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-01

oen iie ms ais &ette bGmmernoer
Gaute ein5eln woDrnebmbar.
Seoer geponOte &lopieripieler per-
bringt bierfiir nit ieinen 2duien eli
nen 9eleg, oeun CT itrebt ia nit iei-
ncm oft ncrOcu5errciBeuOen Gifer
niAts auoereS an ais m60lbit picle
9luidl6gc in scr Seflmoe 5ll er3ieIen,
Inn ieine Sduie perleno in einem aiii-
unO abiteigcnOen Son peribmin-
memo olts3ufii6ren.
Sin ie6r cinia@eS Wlittel, iid bon
Der @obrbcit OeS Cciogten 3u ii6cr.
5cloent bictct Oo5 SHpungroo ser
NloiAincu. Sm SItacnblid 0cS 9Ir.
trci6ens crfcrnt Oaa DIR noG sic gc-
trcnntel Sbldgc, bic cs in ser Suit
perictt, ober in Dem glitgcn6id, NO
cS Die 6requcnb Oon 40 SAldgcn in
ser Sefllnoc iibcri1reitct eutitc6t
ein cin6citlicbcr ticicr 9rminton.
ser nit 5mcblncn0er @ciAmuoigfeit
Der llnlorcbmgcn noM oniieiNt. 9iS
1000 loldjcr Giltli0Bc cnpfiuOct in-
icr Gbr olS mniiioliiben irciliA
ibon ldnQit in Scr 0rciual gcitridc-
ncn 9ieaion iAme6cnocn miiifoli-
id6en Eon; poS ocriibcr 6iuauS1c6t.
miro ais mart uuo beineridlittcrn-
oes imcrird9lidcs %ieiicn cmriun-
oen
s2ie 0an5c 3onbcrrucIt ocs Wluii-
falii1cn tan5t ibrcu 9lei0cn in oen
cngen @reujcn 5lpiicbcn 40 uno 40C0
Shpingmaeu in Ser SclunOe, imO
Oos Gbr lcibt i6r ais licbcnSmiirOi-
Ger Siigucr crborgte SA6u6ciien
lmo cine &ein6eit, Die in @irflibfeit
gar nidt eriitirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-01

C6erit SSocob @. Soof, ser frii6crc
StaSt-Steiercinuebmcr, iett FrGii+
Dent Der oSl0 Conn 9}otionaI @anf"
mo Fr0iiocnt oes .Gereins oer9auf-
leihe mO 6obritantcn Der SlltltoOt~,
lit bon einem nierm0hi9en 9hitomo-
bil-9lusilIg 5uriidaete6rt. gr be-
iudte sltlantic Gitp, 9lshirn 8raf,
S6eIter SsIano, 9S-S). im0 Oiele on
oerc @ldbe an Der aiiiie Seine God.
ter, 6rau Coma @reeu, begIeiiete i'm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-01
Selrnths. .qircnsen.

ONlNfJ ~tt*N~f wv ~%tAA'tNA 'Ne+ehN
Seller AZ, 9Sittlpc.
5reoerid g. @ea, 30; Gli5o6et6
Ol. Giniig 81; 9eioe BON 0orrio-
burA Eo.
@iaiou S. 8innig, nln., 80; Se-
len y. ARcaen5ie, 26, gSittme.
eugene ). Gmtbert 81, @ittper;
&riscillo Is. airdner A. 8ittwe;
9eioe Don YbilaOelpbia, @a.
Gonrao @rnit 80, g8ittper; Gil
lioi Sroitbllro, 80.
Ebeooore g8. Git6er, 50, @ittmer;
.Vloc &. &ei5meDer As; 9eioe DON
9Soi6ngton Q. s.
,Sreoerid $. 6onitman 32, 9llt-
6urn 9&-Y.; 9tcgina s. @iac0onalO,
26, Oma5a, 9tebr.
0opi0 6rie0Han 80, @ittper;
S0a Stein 80, @ittipe.
Or. Samuel @laB, iin, &itts-
6urg6, 4o.; 0lort6a Q. Maslin %.
@up 0}. @rant, 40, Q8ai6iugton,
9. g.; @lory 8. Bapnc, 81, 5reoc-
rid, Nl0.
Sarrp @olOiiein 80; SOa Gins
bcrg, tS.
l5ronf gg. Sudcr, 26, 9cngics,
DlO.; Siaian SeaboiO, %, %bilaOel-
p0ia, ga.
George Soiiel6art6, 81; @}orp @i.
GronpcG, 20.
9aDmono u. Souoro, 20; Gertrt.
6e@ca, 20.
Soicp6 SSdcobion a. 9lem-yorf,
9e.-Y.; 2iaial 6rieoel, 81.
George 2ud6art 80; Sophia 6.
Sing, %, 9eibieoen.
Gogar =. Nic@uinneB, 90; WlarD
.. StepenS, %.
Stephen 8. gtoonon 90; 2ottie ..
llppermon 81, @ittwe; 9eioe DON
8ai6ington, 9. s.
george Us Ferrp, az, gelDIeoen
Dldrg s. @agner, 36, eei6ieoeu.
&enrO 9Roc&ae Simmer, %, Sui
iolf, 9o.; 2ucD 6. @ooolano, 81.
Gomoro Satteriielo, 21, @opons,
no, Gtbel G2. @ooOrol, 10.
@duorO s6ipIep 81; sllice Sif-
man 2t.
9l6ra6am 9IoDsf1, 10; Saro6
Gbislolp, 19.
Soiep6 6. EemDiou, %; @ertruoe
0isneD, 19.
@almer ggoles, 27; aut6 Q. grid-
man 20.
sSames q. @aG, 81, ggittper;
Margaret Gean 55, @ittipe.
9(rHie $. g96itebolie, 3S; Cora
8 SSngoe, 3S, ggittme; 8eioe BON
gSai6ineton, 3. s.
Gowuro g9niion 81; Marv g.
9ome, 25; 8eioe BON g8ai6iueton,
.. Is.
5obu @ibca, 80, Sieblanotowu,
DlO.; Sclen Grain 35, 9eidieoen,
&arrisburg, asa.
SaneS 9. 2oprD, 23; Glora gl.
9urgan, %.
Fetcr 6. &cOiIlc, 81, Gamp N}eaoe,
DO; 5rances u. 9IOams, %. @itt-
we, g9ew-yorf
Soowaro VI. Smith, IS; aat6arinc
9romm II.
Otto u. Miacr, 23, GOua ",
%oiimon 1S.
Gccil 3. Sipfins. 81, Soorc Sc
0tacc, Do; MarpD g. GrlImlid, H.
81. 0clcna Nio.
0iobert N2cQEiaiamS, "a; 0larga-
ret IoIrb, 20.
gilbert S. 8oub, 90; 2oluie @l
Road, %.
Gcor9c &. SbaOc, 36, oeibeoen
aat6arine G0Iteil 1A, Bittwe.
Nelic 6. 6iclos, 81, 2SaihIs0ton
.. s.. &nibnrine q. &Npis, n,
Otoollyn d. q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-01
3luei NIieocr fiir sic gIlliirteu.

Die beioen 66bne Oes Or. SoWoro
9l. 9eID wouen iid ais SSlieger fiir
ole glaiirteu onperben lolien. @eioe
ilmoe 2cute iino tiibtiee @a6uuer
lmo boben cine quite gr0iebung ge.
noIIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-01

MDoMnentcii hle hcn ,Dgutihen GarytlpUns
beuten" uldlt phniilim uocr Nnrenrmahi0 cr.
Dnlieu, limb aebrteu, bfr Office DnpDn Qfr Se-
kpbpu pbtt tdElttlid wtiheilHNa ~ mamsa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-01

gllls 0en ilbrlgel MISUNDERSTANDING
beobadtlmes. .Stationen wuroen Die
folgen0en b0AIten Semperaturen ole
Inn S ll6r geitern glbeno berri6ten,
beridtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-01
GOnnenanf- unS llutcrgaug,
ylmt6
gSetteramSIidJten.

Sir WforpIono uno Den 0iItrift
Columbia 6eitte tlar lnO norooitlide
Nin0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-01

Sn0ircfter OluBcn.
,Seit0cm i'd 0eu sdmlpten babe,
ipore ib piel @elol" 1gSieio
oenn2" ~ DSSa, ieben Sic ipeun i'd
I'M &eItuuront riede, Dab ireeuo ct.
mos @lites gefoht miro, Damn nuB
ids cllcn lno riecben fam i'd
lett niDtl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-01

9lutomobiIe.
GaaarS i~S5 Sa. 40. i25 s27b0
,Fnunfb Nistor 60, u B0llupre", tudtleA
ENabc mo Wli 6DNnl slpelr
eurun, bic pupJldre Ndr. S3Ah uno ASiI,
,Dlar,Tri Mobile Np," Wain1f ldJs 1910
WOrh @bnrieS GirnBt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-01
gsercantiIe Ngenrg.
u. q. 1un & 60.
002 ei0 aQarblonb 1uiR NulIoina.

9edtionol.8anfcn.
,,9he Oh golpn Matlpnal @nnt"t @ab, nnn
@reer '@trabe 2dcob gs. Nopi, NtaloenE
Nqlrn 81 Jcbuc Naihter
,,ecron6 Vlaiipnul NaAt", Asa GhosNycoomdg.
,,gseitsrn slGilcadl soai'i A glorb guiaOseir.
le. Dlltl0A. Nairer.
Staots.Bonfen.
,,DrntIde goni non Baltimore" Baltimore unb
0oli61bsGirabe Muenil lSsber NrdNotti
SD0n R. 9nnber. &lce Erdlinenii 0e0tAe ,.
NdnA, Nalllrer.
Spnr-gaufen.
,,TcuHme @parbnMf hon Nnltlnpte", @tidlJa
iilo baltimore sGirabc
Erltit-@ompagnien.
.eaTs gspnai aRb gmk Gumpam9 i8 Gouics
SivlGe
galmoterialien, Gbiiren Gcnlier-
rabmen, &d0en, etc.
Ses. y, Soaer 6 Co., ii5-li1 oAo.areoerid'
GifaAe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-01

2auOmirtbidaitljche @erdt6e. 2dms.
rcicn ma @eiIi9cIiiihtcrG.
Griffin Snugr gc, 200 gior3fpam.Niir una
500 9inroaHun Ctr
s6e Wiener & etihes Co.. 81 alot enaAa
ocuiiDeS GaulennelOdI,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-01

STE Whni8ipal Ndpeae, Sobn Sbel Mdpeus
meilier ipelt benie glheno BON bis 1880
llDr allf 6eH 9ourt 8ouie @la3a, mo brlngi
tolqen0eS Erogrnmm 8iir DurDlnDrun9.
Wdn8ipalGeo Baltimore our Gnlils
0tarii6 .5or i6e 5rceoom oi ibc lsorio7,
3amacnif
GnberiUre All 2Qulpa" ............ 0er0lo
0rcerptS ans n1annbauier" ... gSaaner
Gronboue Colo .SaOarO" .......... HOoneD
(0err Ism. g. &atler)
l{arih Son Carlos" "............ Seroi
selection ,Ner goloicr Bob" ...... .3iombera
Ian8f8rOgra III
One giep aytew Orleans Sn66 Jii9arolon
,Sor Troi pS0r gou Hole" ....... Goparos
CSaDoiie Ser @ibunriH" ........... Elnde
y8al3er oEomone" .........,.... gSaloielile
Nne Siep ,gSill bon be one Of tbe Sols
bier BoDS" "..................., gSoeBner
p1be Ginr Spnngleo Banner"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-01

Eatcut. glnWdlte.
Nbum n eamnelS. Mehismalt; Rdseie &mA
acts Ghllbm0ten NerlGaSreDle. allutulAht
Nrmfi Nuil0nN
Nhnpliu VI. ScggNluh 1i0~-li7 pdip NnllbHA
SiupriNe GriuUrrN
". n. & " SUmntb, fil Continental Hlha
Yrnfibiren iet S72 egl0lpclh ll Aaiilmott
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-01

N0s Welter Jot lidj N 0cn noroolt'
liben Staateu geflGrt, ood lit lei4-
Ter Negen ocioacn in aSenniDlDonien
bis binllrter an oeu @oIi. Gle Gem
perotlr lit I'M icrnen @eitcn beoeu.
ten0 aelollcn. 81 ben niittelatlon:i-
i@cn Staatcn imo 9elp@u0lanO
ipiro cS Geute iA0nes @etter geben
lln0 ole Eemperatur miro etwas
bd6cr ien
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SnuOes.9 .9eportement fir 2nmOmirtl
-g4etter.SnreaM.
Neridit Ses NaltimOrc MeiterbMrcaMS

Ger 6eudtigteitseebolt Der Suit
mor 70 %ro3ent Inn 8 ll5r @lorseaS
lmO 80 Nrp1ent nm s llbr gIben0S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-01


Eatcut.glnwdIte.
gbwm n eaumelS. Mrhispniii Rasellie SaA
oeic.4 4MltNmanen. &era9Sfewte. WtatolHhs
0hapla VI SggqnJon iie-ii7 cam eui6ua
w. a. X sS SSieepS, 4i qontlnenial nloa
Nrafidiren ief s72 esiolQreih il baltimore
9lutomobile,
GafarO. i--sD sa,i10 25 $27b0
nE1darD @istor 90, u gaitluwrsA ebotlsA
5NNbc uilo gl RQNnhNpNgie
eurun, bic punldre N0t. S3a6 unb &SiS
,DlAr.Tc Mobile Co., Wntnar laJS i&i0
Worh @hnreS GrnBe
2onomirtbihaitIiche @erdtbc, Sdms.
rcicn iuo CSeiIiiacl1iihtcrci.
crIlit1 Snra,r g., 200 9lorospomeir una
x6s 9isSsr & etIfies 60. 50 alos eaaea
ocntiweo GauienaelDdI.
@Iimbing, 6lrnaccs, Nau0es und
GcIcn G06Occten unc Sliimen.
geHstt 9rSs.. I2s @oJp.Sremont gIpnae
SAtpIsrlthntie6c imn ElHnherS.
ScBu Snbert, i7s4 xbaMeg.etraas, z. q y
aeiepgon Bolle 1Oq9
ISercr.BerHtberuugen.
u, Z. e1aes.iago & 60, "a "a e0amrey 81
aTntidlf anier.Nern0frHu6H oelfnlMnli", pql
ioun. nn6 baltimore, 1lldbc
,,Senilm.gwcrinullGc Nvnef NfEiNfyuNAS.N'e
enlmait", Vnltinore Girabe ltno ir@
OOlcielheliitc
DgieqaI 2nMsaa:r g, n ansvsgI" m w V.
9Natllelo, Ncoen3 YalluNer iOi iOa Nu0ms
per VI Ionmcrce 9hii0nn
,(Btrmaiiln Tencr WrilinlCriWnS WffltlMnit"e
baltimore uiio MoeiOretraBe.
g9lcdplattcn Meiua. etc.
engn, gonuiW & Co., 9neo i3-ib eoloe'liaHb
Sirabe.
@ian0leih.@eIhGfte.
oGcuIaIibaieb Qoau cu.", 1 sorb wa0.@iraDs
Giiennoarca iller 2lrt nna Sui.
bmie0-8u6eh0r.
g. scuit @aAHe Go., 9G2 s0i Noyo,Nau'Gls
GiqcntbtmS u Ieaten imo S0noIer
sIerre 8. DHaau & Nepnslu, 40 GnR lirdigu
Bbotogyap6.
gnmrad Gin RbofaQrdpb BON Nusiel@mine
glr. re- 2eelt4ernNlon & lruEe
8cihInaen 3eitl1rIIten, ete
vE9s Saltmpre &rws eersepg" aebsgl
Deltldle giilhtr ltn0 33eidlrllfciL
VI, paultid. Str eoa WeHacrnaion atteae
sTyle0b0fe
Cf SaluM srmrltrn gietl6unerie Nuiier@
hpelIie Nlls gtardbulhplG4p Nnltr v$P
phpgalotr uulnNi.
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1tnterhnItnnns.g1 .g1cnluciIer.

,,9inrrlnno" &auoeOiQc uno gennoclbiloer.
,NippUDrDme" -8auoeolle nno gSnnDelOlloer.
,8ictutin"-8auoepiu uno 2Sanoelbtloer.
.Mlucr Nien gsart" - GdgH0 @oli5erie mo
nn6ere 9ltirnfiiDnen.
unerDuiunaeil.
nnoere llnterbalhtnaett.
IGil5 nnb nn6ere llnterbaluneen.
uIDlmefter" - IdglicD @rlnronen per SanI'
pter ,NDiile"
,,aGUe @ont" - EdeIi@ Na6miitaes. .@rIur.
IiOnen, aiisgenOnimen GOnntdNS.
0bcopcaic Bead GdgliD Griiirllonen per
%auipler .SreamlaHo".
guoull grobes Gannltdiier 9rnieict
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-01

SEtp5srlAntie0c itnn ElHnherS.
Scbu pmbert, i7a4 Thamrg.etraag. e
2elcpDOn lNoile 1909.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-01
sruIt Gonlpoenien.
WallmoirriaIien, I6iiren, 5cnIlcr-

,ealg 9tpnIll aHb tFHIi NunVaa0t 3 Npulr
SiraGe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-01

@as Qroeramm fiir oas @on5ert oes iidoii'
lcben Barr Sr6eiiers unter Neiung oes Hrot.
&anie 5elOmdnH III oem aGwpnn's Sells
@orf" Deiie yianmiiiag bon $50 bis u0r,
~ mic lulat:
Wiul3ipalGeo baltimore, our Baltic s,....,.
o Wple ::.... X; '|''''' = M nt
Mlnrlcb nSoora 'Edrf" "........,.,..,....: 4: .,eiS
puhrrilre AT nlS12" ..,..,. ..... AlUallopslV
Nnniole She Spern Wdrror" ...... SObant
gsolaer Wplper OF g9ealiih" .... NroOiS
Outnci GulD ,1be Ibree Sinr Boltd" .Nn9leD
(Srl. Genie 9ehfcD
SQntalie nIDe GeaiD OF @lilter ,.....N .NpDlllpU
Neohnfifdes Pollef ........W WiiQinl
Screnaoe iiir SS3ie nno raH5, Norll. In
Saniaiie qglmerican NotioHal songs" 9onierllo
WiatlD n2ecbigD" .....-... ...... .MeHlW
gIbe Star Spangleo Sarner',
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-01

9loh Scr @eriebungSp t IL
fung. Eeperl (mit Dem neiteitcn
&rieasberidt lnlO Ocm Shul5eugnis
ms 3immer itii3cuo): Batter, 5cbn
aiIometer limo sic EGltiheu wie0er
ponudrts aetommcnl" Gater SOP
Gos lit ia erireulib uno Dn2~
Eepcrl (fleinlaut) So ih bin
iiBen gcbliebenl"
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1ee y, GoNrF & CO., ii5-ll7 oh0.5feoffioF
Girabe.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-21
TAX ASSESSOR AT TASK

city Clerk Grimm is proceeding ,pucc with the assessments of city property. The law requires property to hc ussessod at its actual cash value,
 in Nome. on he 10th day of November. Provisions are made by which property owners may make u return of their holdings. under cath, to the assessor, which win have great weight when values are fixed. If such returns are u"t made. then property owners who object to the estimates placed upon 'n"i' .,orcl'N hy the assessor may ap- pear before the Board of Equalization. :na under oath present Lny testimony they may have tending to show that thc ass"sspl's valuation was crroneaus;
 otherwise the assessment stands, and tho council has no authority to arbi- uWily lower or raise such assessment