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The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-07-07

We sell Campbell's Agatite Finish
for floors and fine interior work
Golden oak, light oak, dark oak or
old oak, walnut, spring green, cherry
natural, mahogany, Etc.
AUTO RENEWING co. Phone 972.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-07-07

FOR sALE-New Eight Rs'n !.
tare on srd Avenue, NORTH q.
wood. Three bed rooms, hvlns ~
dining room, buffers pansly,
bath room, hall. will make ''s''
for ouick sale. J. H. Smith
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-07-07

FOR RENT Warehouse s1s
feet: will rent either part q
building; located next TO Seas ID
Railway right-of-w ApplyS
brough Auto Company.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-07-07

!. FOR RENTING office loons |,
Ray Building, Howard Street
300, or apply to Bank Of Com
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-07-07
CLASSIFIED AgVs.

+. FOR SALE CHEAP-0ne ptadG
cally new late model Csdilhe 8 i
Under 7-passenger Touring Gu, w
has only been run $500 miles. Rs,a
for selling, owner has died. en-
seen at Hines Automobile Co.. 1T
son, Miss. w. D. Cook, Forest Mn.
sd
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-07-07

Mrs. W. A. Burkhalter has returned
from St. Joseph, La, where she was
summoned by the illness of her moth
er, whom her many friends will be
glad to know is better.
Axa**
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis D. Pepper
moved to Greenville last week, where
they will make their home-Mr. Pep
per having accepted a lucrative posi-
ton in that city.
Miss Dollie Kimbrough has returned
from a delightful visit to New York,
Atlantic City and other Eastern points
of interest.
Mrs. Fannie Arnold and Mrs. Ivy
Mckenzie are visiting friends in In
dianola today.
Miss Addie Elizabeth Scales has re-
turned from a visit to Grenada.
Ha#a*
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Redditt are Wis
iting relatives in Rayville, La.
Messrs. j. M. Forman, ]. A.. Tyson
and we editor accompanied Mr.. Firman
Smith to his Valley Farm yesterday,
and took dinner with our good friends
Capt. and Mrs. R. l.. Foy, who had
prepared for us a s%umptuous feast Of
good things to eat.
Mr.. M. L S.toddard left last weel
for Little Rock, Ark, to accept a pc
sition with the construction force nov
engaged in the erection of the neces
sary buildings for the army canton
ment recently located near that city
Messrs. S. I. Brown and J. R. Gre
CORY were business visitors here from
Sidon yesterday.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-07-07
WALTER D. FOX. Q.

WALTER D. FOX. y.
A. Weller & Co. wish y
10 their friends and patrons
have secured the services :.
Z. Fox, o. D. lately Of
Mo-.
Dr.. Fox has had year
fence in the testing eyss' ..x1
capable Of handling any
slas,es are needed TO siv'
your eye trouble. II YOU rsal
a. the lids burn, your nssp
vo,,r vision IL poor,
prompt rslief at a rsaso',a1
Satisfaction Guarantee: 800
Jewellers Ard oos
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-07-07

FOR RENT - Three uiia',
rooms, with use Of bath
wstsr snd lights; suitable =
housekeeping. Phone sss.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-07-07

FOR SALE-One registered !se'
COW. with calf two months old. ",
391 or see r. B. Schlater, SOl ~
Washington Street.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-07-07

STENOGRAPHJC W0RK-hn
prepared to do Stenographic woff \
all kinds. Phone Sal. Mn. S1
Sharp.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-07-07

FOR RENT-July lst, 7.roen
Dewey street, opposite fuD,'
Electric wired, hot and cod
Amply to W. M. Hammer.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-07-07

Tf1N
Give your friend in s1 Z.
Camp your photograph .,,.Ahe
THE spuRR1Es s'0'
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-07-07

Rev. N. H. Mccain, wife and daugh-
ter, Miss jamie, have arrived from
Lee Summit, Mo-, and will spend a
month with the family of his brother,
Mr.. J. T. Mccain, in North Green
wood. DR.. Cain will prea"h at the
Presbyterian Church during Or. Rem
MES abse"ce.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-07-07

Mr., R. II. Cole left this morning for
Boston, n SIS. to attend the national
Elks Convention.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-07-07

CYPRESS SHING1 .ES
for sale. For prices phone 1tta Bens
Exchange las, or write
c. G. NICHOLS,
Swiftown, Miss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01
Der tIeinfte 8werS,

NeuIi9 erTdieH in Serisau our Wus
ferung Elm gang pin5igss RerIdsu.
2IIs man ibu bort Frogtt, tpoS sr tpOls
up6 ibm mitteilte, oab Rinber bier
nidts gu fuden bdtteu, antportete .r,
tr miifs iih itsGlsn. er belize SeppstOni
GGBltr unb iet iebt bulo 19 Sabre
alt. Dd er aber nur 65 3tntimettr
eroB 1T, aITo teinen IorniIter unb
AUDI tein @etpsbr trdgen tonn, inb bic
nnbsren @oIoatsn ibm gu 9iebe crtrd
tleine S9ritte nebmen miiBten, 70
tpurbe er BON WlilitGroienIte befreit.
Das pdr nber benz tltinen Wlann nibt
rtht, osun sr 1T Elm sou1sr pOtriot
unb ipGrs Iebr gerne SoIoat gtiporosn.
Gr ipiiroe 1893 in Nppen5ell oebOrtR
uno 1T felt iiebsn Sobreu in Strisau
tpobnbdft. gr pos BEL Isiner @eburt
Elm pfunb unb 253 @romm. Wlit
fiinF Sabren mar tr erIt 70 erOB pis
feline 5ur Telbsn 3eit 4 MO9sn ulte
S9ipeiter, nit 1leben Sdhren tpog tr
erit fedseinbolb pfunb, nit IL Sab
rem nur 16 pfunO, nit IA Sobren II
pfuno. Seit Ieinem 70. Sabre lit sr
iibsrbdupt nidt mebr eetpu9Ten, ipObI
uber etipos Tdtpeter espOroen. Dor
etnem bdlben Sabre tpog er bdnn 19
pflrnb. gr 1T Ieiner @rDBe entIpres
9.nO lpobl prOpOrtioniert. Dor orei
MOndten berreifs tr. Sebt ipisgt tr
81 pFunb. ga fdeint aIfO, boB ibm
oos Reifen tuObI betommt, StbtpFaIls
lam Strisou fb riibmen, ben aIIsrs
tleinIten Rstrutsn our Wsultsrung ges
itelt 3u baben. bsnn er 1T ni9t ltur
Der tIeinite Appen5eller, fonOern pObI
aud Der tleinite Mann Der @elt. Gs
babeH HGmIi4 Bis iebt ale @srsItide
ge5etgt, bab, tpelder 3wers Is oub
isi, ale sr6Ber Tinb uIs @sppstOni
sEGBler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01

,O9o6eIter Some Building 60"
an Soo ". acnooa, ylr 2Si5, Sen.
ncoD-glpe.
u. @ilion SaDIor unO 6rou an
WlarmaOufe 8. @bite, @eltieite
@oibinoton., no6e 20. Ctr, 14.5 bel
14O.
Hegina s. Happ an Caroline Gil
lerD, @eitieite 2otrobe Eort Ger
nabe Sort-9lpe, 13 bel 776.
6. s. Gallagher &eoltp 60. an
9lrder N. Srome, glr. 1921, Mont.
pcIier.Str.
Sobn g. GuIper unO Srau an @m.
90. Carroll unO 6rau, 2 Cots. II
@m. S. Carroll uno 6rau al
2ouiie @eder, 2 Cots.
n9lbea Building 60, an 2ouiic
@eieert unO @atte, 9lorOweitieitc
8roofs Cane, nobe @utow.Str., 25.G
bel irreg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01
Snllb als 3n0titr.

Uis @srpenOung Oes 6uubss uIs
8uetier mar, 70 pirb Der p6ronffurs
ter 3eitung" aug benz SeIOs geIdriebsn,
au9 in 0suti9Iano, namsHtIih in
manden StGOtsn. isbr iiblid. bts iis
Dor sinissn SabreH, Oant Der 8smiie
bungtn Der 9ierfbuBberbGnbs, eeItb'
lid perboten pur0e. Wian mag biers
iiber benien, tpte man ipolle, iebenfaqs
Iino in benz bon uns eroberten Glans
bern berortiss @ebsntsn, ipie lie BET
uus fir bas sefebli9s @erbot mobess
bsnb parsn. unbstannt; ia ts Dtro
bem 9unbs perb6ltnismdBtg grObe
8tebIsiitun oueemutst. Wlan IGBt ibR
.. 3. einen Dossn bon Grot unb @es
miifs nit GIeifd. S5if9eu. nit gsrd,
ten a[sr Dirt 5isbeH. lpObst ieboh oft
nod Elm Mann auf oem 4orren iibt.
Der Mann ouf benz Rarren ToIlte ies
bod bsoeutsn, oab Der 6unO tein Sufs
tier III unb benz ormsn @ieb Die @rtras
belafung .rfportn. 9unbe isoer @rDbs
unO GaHe tommen bort aIs 8ues
there, ols oos pferb Ms ileinsn
Sonbpertsrs uno @rbeiters, 5ur Wsrs
tpenbung. proF. Or. msb. GiiIbs. Der
oies mittstIt, feIIte bsSieli9 Der an
ben SunO esiteqtsn GnfOrberunsen UNI
ieiner t5rperIi9sn 8efddFfenbeit II. a.
nod folgeNbcS Fslt. Wltt neuu big 3pDlf
Wlonaten tp;rb Der 6unb eingeI4trrt;
T9ou pOrber I:sB man ibn OngeieiIt
nsben BEN 3ugbunb mitluuFen. Dis
S0be Isiusr 2eiItungsFdbisieit errsiht
Der 9uub mil 5pei bis brei Sobren;
ittns WsrtDsnbuuesfGbisteit reicbt BIB
gum 5ebnteH 2ebensjubre. Don einem
mttteIgrobsn 6un0 berIanst man, oab
er Bis gu 300 stilO Obne Wliibs fOrts
bspest. @iermuI tdsIid Togur miiEeu
bic Siere etnen sntipreheno beIaoenen
Mdeen I'm Erdbs ben 8 BIB 7 Rilos
meter Iangen Meg 5iebeH unb Oft nod
etne balbe StunOe lang I'm Tretrdbe
gum @uttern IauFeu. S4dferbunbe
uno picorbiebunbe tperben bon mans
den 3iidtern bsbor0ugt. Ollie bisIs
8ugbunos bobsn cine srbebIicb pergrDs
Berte 2unse. pobI iRfOIee Der ftarteu
@eanIprudung in freier gutter 4uft.
Dte gIet4fans bemertensperte @ergrTs
Bsruns Der 2sber oiirfte burd ben bsrs
itGrtten StOffpedTeI ertIdrt Tein. 9lu4
RnOHsngeriiit, Wsustulatur uub SerS
iinb fart entpideIt; bod in allen biss
fen GdleH fbeint es iicb teiuespess i'm
truntbafte Griheinunsen pis beim
pWaiin8ener 8ierber5" gu banb.IH,
iOnbern DieImebr um fIutttOnele 2IHs
paFuuseu. Denn oft iiebt man 3ugs
buHOe I'm @ulOpp Iuufsn unO babel
belIen, Elm 3eibeu. buB iie meiit nt&t
iibermiioet iinb,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01

3S-4Oc.; ErintS, 3S-4lc.; Grea.
mer1, 36- -3Sc.; loirp 9rints, 80
34c.; StorepadeO, 33c.
gier. RnbeuO, MO imo 3d..
l32c.; Galtern Shore WlO. ltno 3d.,
92c.; meitIi1e (Sbio), 32c.; @..9a9
31c.; iiioIi9e (N..g.). 3Oc.
\ 2ebeunes @efliigel. -
.Suuoe Siibner, 2 @fo idNuer. 8iluO.
2S- -S0c.; "a bis t1a YfunO, 90
.27- 29c.; IL bis ~ YfunO, 26-
DC; 1 9iuuo unO peniser, 25c.
'iunge meiBe 2ee6orn, / Yiino, 25c /;
olte Sennen 4 HiunO uno mebr,
22c.; fleine. 2ic.; aIte SG6ne, 12-
.t3c.; Gnten aIte WfuscopeD unO
Mongrel 2Oc.; @uoole. alte, 15-
16c.; GriibiabrS-Gnteu, 31a 9fo, uno
mebr, 20-2tc.; fIeine, 17-1Sc.;
Eall6en aIte uno ilmge @oore, zoe.
&artoffeln. - 9leue; Dtorfolf
uuo Sampton SAB. $3.50 800;
guiteru Shore @O, $2.75-3O0;
@oitern Shore. go, $3.50 800;
yorf 0liper, gIr. /. $3.50; 9lr. 9. $tO0
-1.50; beiuiide. 9uihelfiite, Soc.
$i0O; SiiBfartofieln neue gelbc,
JnB, $1000-i2,00.
9obnen un0 grbien, n
Golntrp weiBe 9obnen 9nidbeI $500
500
0bit uno Gentle 8rii6.
gIepfel, SAB, 6nncH, $2O0-250;
tIeine, $t.O0-t.25; 9obuen glorioIf,
Sforb. 40 -75c.; beimiide, crime, 9il.
itbeI. Zoe. 81, Muds. 8uih.. 75c.-
500; rotbe 9iii6en, Dol, 1-1Hc.; ;
@rombeeren. Iiiolihe, Quart H.
t2c.. Gnltcrn Shore NlS.. S-ttc.;
araut. beiniiheS. bnOert. $1.50-
800; Yort 9iper SAB, Soc Santa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01
Sluiicnfamyf in stOdtOm.ehuhc.


Ios Merfen cineS SteincS fiiDric
gcitern folt 5u eincm 9toiientompi III
Der Stodton-S -StrnBe. Die IN yar. 81,
SHo- StodtonltroBe, pobnbofte Ger
truOe Gbesnep mar ole llnribeltifte-
rim. sic mari einen 8iegelitein no6
CHARLES &umneD uno SSobn ytorton,
melbe oilf Der Ereppe 0es Soliies ytr.
1912, Observation-Disclosures ioben.
Die beioen M6nner lieBen iih Oies
ni6t gefoaen unO morfen Steine nod
ibr; boIo botte iid cine Wenge ge-
iommeIt, Shmor0e unO 8eiBe, Die
Iih nit orobenOen 9Iiden moBen.
Sin Stein bate beinabe elm @inO &C.
troffen, ooS BON einem meiBeu 3u-
iGouer getrngen WurOe. Ger &oIi-
aft @oIf bonn iii0weltliden Diltritt
unO mebrere ieincr Gollegen madten
ser 9riieelei elm @nOe. inoem iie Ger
tru0c ln6 lie6en Ebeilnebmer an benz
SonO9emenge feitnobmen. @rutrnOe
pur0e 5ur 3oblunG bon $40 lmo
Soften beltroft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01

Sn ibrsu @tubisn Iino bi. Grousn
unfdngIi9 ben MGnnsrn an gtFer unb
MiHensourIt bebeutenb iiberIeesu.
MGbrsno ober i'm 0ortT6rsiten Der
Stubien bic 2lrbeitsluIi Der MGnner
beitduOig Sunimmt, nimmt bic Gegier
Der GraueH nit ben Sabrsn INNER
mebr unb mebr ob. Diefsr 3Hs Ttebt
beitimmt nit Der Natur Der Irauen in
Werbinbuna. oeren gleugier niemaIs
liber Die 9tnfdngs9ren5eu oes 1Ors
fheus biuausreidt. SoboIo bic Mege
Der MiRenfhaft bon Der glo9buri9oft
bes GrausuireiIes abiUei9en, siniamtr,
Teller uno rauber. iufoIge oeHsu aud
bef8perIiher gu panbeln peroen,
peidt bic Grau bonn betretenen pfobe
otr Gorfbuns ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01

9tufffdrung. sdIadter:
~@Olen Sic Die biaiee ooer Oie fei.
mere 2e6ermurit2 9eiOe 5orten rib
zen iibrigens BON oemlel6en Sdmein
6erl~ ~ 2unOin (iiberrai6N: n9ld.
imO i6 babe immer geoa6t, Oie
S9weine b6tten nllr cine 2e6er~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01
IerEGMfc an Scr bieiieen Attienbjrie.
FIRST CALL

2iO glnibeile Goshen Oil com cert. l9
2s sluibeiIe Mi Ner drills pio..... n
55 eIniDeile Qgt ger W1iIls pfo - ~
"a gInibeiIe Mercontile 1rni 50. 215
Is gInibeilc Wa 8ernon drills COM. n
10000 Goshen oil nno Sae Ger certis 0s
1000 DidrDIano electric ser. ....,.... 05M
1909 9taIeieb uno @aiton 5er....... 100
1000 ggaib Baltic nno sIn Ser. .~.... SAX
SECOND CALL.
800 glnibelle Goshen uno 60 ceriis. IS
40 glutbeiIe Goni Goai com ....., t06N
10 slntbecIe Nlerc 4ruit Go......2i5
so qlntbeiIe 9Rer uuh WHu GraHs com n
10 elnt6eile Nd 8eruon Mins COM. II
NntbeiIe Wlt Sernon Mins pio. II
1000 BALTIC Gin 4er. 1902 ........... 97A
10000 Goshen oil uno @0e Ger eerifS. 9s
5000 Goshen uuo 50 Ger certis. .... 94h
2000 gor glfauiic Germ 5er ... 80
1000 Seab unb 9loanoie Der. ......... 100
1000 ggalb BALTIC lno slnnap 5er. s4M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01

AhVnneitcn, bic ben :, Ecmiifben Corr.
lponoenten" uidIt pHuItIid 0Dcr unreerI'
nIahlg crbaltrn, fNO e,Deten, Der Chme
eapUH per Eelepben Oset IbviItllA wet-
tbeiluHa ~ ala@en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01
@rnnOfHdS-lIc S-lIcbertrOannsen.

g0gur gg. arouS an 9lIlen6urit
&eoltD 60. Siioieite @reiton.Str,
nabe Gentrol.2lpenue. S3.4 bel m.
CHARLES u. Soccer an @llenoer 500.
per, @eItieite Strider-, nabe 9afer-
StoBc, 1910 bel GO.
SamueI o.. goDo an @iaiam 9.
Samelon O1r. 1926, @eit.SaDeite.
StroBe.
Soie Qepoiit ano Qruit So. on
Gli5obet6 q. 9lmoB, Oitieite ct.
Saul, nabe 90 Strabe, II bel 95.6.
Gli5a6etb .. 9ImoB unO @otte an
GitDco 9lealtD 60, 9tr. 1913, Ct.
Yaul-StrnBe, II bel 95.6.
SorrD S. 9lmes an &apmono 81.
0iibols mO 6rau, g}r. 1918, st.
Yaul.StraBe.
GitDco &ealtD SO. an Eearre g.
GroWl lnO Sroll Sltieite ct 4oul-,
ua6e 20. StraBe, II bel 95.6.
SameS aeeltp an Cora Wiidel,
glorOieite 9liggs. 9loenue, nabe CUTE.
lano.9Ipenue, IA bel 100.
gSiIion S. Carroll, 8erwalter, an
5raucis u. 2i5en6O, 8 @runoitiide.
6rancis q. 2l5enbp an Sol. SraDe
uuo 6rou, NorOoitieite 9uib, nabe
@icomico-StraBe, 10 bel II.
Hobert Seif an Carlos 6. Etui6eIl,
2 @jrnnOltiide.
Nodelter Some Building 60. an
9luguit S. Gllerbrod uno 5rau, gtr.
2St3, aenneoD-9lOenue.
Senrp 6. @eaDer, @erwalter. an
Gborles s. Ganfmeper uu6 6roiL
gtr. 220t, Gliinore-9leenue.
2ollis S. 9rger, @itperlpalter, an
George 5. Sdueioer uno 6ralt @eit-
ieite GurleD., nabe 2omGaro-StraBe,
10 bel 81.
Sreoerid Heuniliel an Sout6eoit g.
9. & 2. ". 9to. 3, Der. ia. SiiO-Gur.
IeD-ShoBe
Mn. @allonaD, GeitamentspoIl-
lireder, an gSm Galloway, @eltieite
Yoplor @rope., nabe 9ofer- -StraBe,
20 Bel &c.
Gina SSomes an 6rant 9. Softer.
fielO uu0 6rorJ SiiOieite 6rautlin.,
no6e Wlonroe- Strebe. 1876 bel So.
SenrD 8. gSeaber, Ieupnlter, all
SameS @t. 9rtnfer, gtorOoiteite Glii-
nore-9luenue, no6e @inoior Wlill HO,
80 6si 140.
Margaret Mc@ec. 9lOm, an Wlar-
gcret Mc@ee, Oitleite SlntingoOn-
glpe., nobe %. Str, 30 bel 80,
MeDcr 0oiOitd ii. u. all emanuel
@oaeritein II. a., gaorOOit-Gde Yal.
timore- lmo GOen.Str.
9eni. 9. 9faiOitCb nn Oieiel6en,
91orOoit-gde Baltimore. mO GOen.
StraBe.
Slaoc Naeroluis au 9iaOmouO SC.
bin 2 Cots.
Garl 6. gfeber unO Srau an Sugo
Steiner, 2 2otS.
Suoo Steiner an aarI 6. 9leber,
9 Cots.
Sronflin 8. 9roofs oil nGitates
GeoeIopement Co., A Cots.
nGitotes Iepelopement Co." an
6rauf o. Ginger, ST.. 2 Cots.
aat6erine ., Grimes an Siaoc
Meropib, 0orOoltieite 6remout,glOe.,
nabe Golpbin.5ir.. 1876 bel 70.
Niattbids 9ieb uno 6rau an Soicf
SAmiot unO 6raI glOrOweltleitc
glnore., nobe Glement.Str. 12.4 bel
rs.
MorD 6. Smith IL. ". an S. ST.
bine 9eolmeor, Saoieite 0ortb -9Ipe,
na6e @ormid.9Ioe., Is bel 100.
@aa ". GlaIien II. g., 9udiees. an
WtnrD q. 6. 2obmeDer, SiiOmeltieite
Grub SiQ.9IDe., nabe WicMe6en-
StraBe. 18 bei SO.
Marp ~. 6. Qo6mcper an Gaa g.
GlaNen SiiopeltieiteGruio 6ia-9IUe.
nobe WlcMeben.Str., 1S bei SO.
SEQ. 6oltenbam an @IaoDsIaw
@oStanOtpic5 mO 6rou geitieite
GoItle-, nabe Yrott-Str. 1876 bel 45.
g9m. s. G6iIOs lmO 6rau an Sig.
5ie Suber, 2 Cots.
6ronf 8. Singer, ST., Trliltee, an
G6oS. s. @ari6 imo 5rau, 5 Cots
@ilbelnina Mc2mIgblin an 2ea6
". 9errD. Oiiieitc Barclay, nabe 81 .
ctr 81 hpi 110
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01
Baltimore Wlartt6eridjt.

Gienitoa 81. Suli 1917.
@leb /. IT. 3uiubr 1904 6Giier,
eini6iIeBlid 1886 66iier 5u 2ocuit'
%oint uno 1869 6diier 8u Canton.
Gle Notirlingeu moren pie folgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01
serIauat -Sraasn nuS waaSdeu.

8erlnngt:
Sin lfdod5en nlS aocbn uno fir ollaenle.
5 Sausarbett $500 per gSuCDc @nlpiclluil9
er anot. gla65uiraeen 9lr. 6 Wiiopale.Jipab,
lolano. Ynrt; 1elepbone Iureoo 5Os.
(Snli30-9lug1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01

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Ioupes. s..g.. Grotc. 75c.- $3.50;
ga, Grotc. 75c. $3.50; Yorf 9iioer.
$i.50-l75; 9lnne 9Irnn0cl, aorb,
60-75c.; ; Mois, 9lappobonnod. Gto,
5-10c.; @aitern Shore, Do. s..
t2c.; Baltimore. Gountu, 15 2Oc f;
@urfen beimiibe, 2or6, i2-t5c.;
MO. uuO Go, SOB, 50-75c.; 8orin
then, WlO. unO 8a., 2uort. 1O-1tc.;
Ggg Elonts. DlorioIt, Grote, $1.75-
200; SeiOelbceren, Guart. 12-14c.;
NiO. umO @a., Quart, 1O-t2c.; Sale,
beimiiher, guiheIfiite, 15-25c. ga
lat, N..y.. Site, 50c 81. co; beinti.
Ider, @ui6eIfilte, $500; 2imabo6.
nen, pamper, $1,000; 3piebeIn,
Seras-9ernmOo. Grote, $t.10-1.25;
@oppabaunOd, gelbe, 4orb, Toe
$tOO; Sab, $3.50 275; peiBe, 5aB,
$2OO-2.50; %iiriidje, iiiolidje, Crate,
$2.0O-2.50; Mo- unO 30, aorb, 30
50c.; &iite, S0-90c.; Gorrier, 75c
LOO; @fefier, beimiid)e, Sor6, 10
50c.; @flalnien, Guart, &C.; Rbu'
bor6, 6unOert 9iinOel. 50c.-$1 90;
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@otomoc, Gorricr. % -75c.; 9ioppa.
bonnod, Crate, 40-50c.; g9uiier.
uelonen 6lo. unO @ea, 0uuoert,
$500 5000.
Slide, 6r0ide, 9rebieunO 5
Clans. 9utterfild)e. SOB, $1,000
1900; aorpien, @funo, BE;
Grocus, Sob, $5.OO-6,OO; SlunOern,
@ilmO, 5-6c.; Srout. sroBe. Sab,
49, 1900; Salmon Grout, 8iunO,
S-10c.; Hod, @iuuo, 49, 2Oc.; se.
mobnlier, 20 22c.; &on, 20-22c.;
lpeiBe @erf, groBe, @fnnO. t2-15c.; /;
medium, Csc; gelbe Eerdl, @iunO,
12-15c.; medium, G. Sc; Wlafrelen
Iiiolide, Efuno, t5-1Sc.; 9ailors.
groBe. HfunO, 12-15c. meoimH, G.
&c.; GatfiIh, @funO. 4-6C.; Sedte.
@hmO, 15-iSc.; 9laIe, @fnno, O.
1Or.; CLANS, bunoert, 75-90c; barte
arebie, Sab. $100-3O0; peiAIho.
lice. IilbenO, 25-75c.; Suappers,
@fIno, &c
RGIber. - Choice. %flnO, 13c. /;
CUTE. &funo, 12- 121ac.; iduere,
Stiid, $1,000 1000; ranbe, Stiid.
$t2O0-150O; fleine, maeere, $500
1000.
2Gmmer un0 Q hafe. -
Choice, iette Shafe, @iuno, 61@-S &c.;
quite, Be; raube, StId. $3.50
400; oIte @6de, @fO., SIC; Srii6.
iabrs-2ammer, dolce, fette, Eiuno,
t3-1312c.; cute bis mittlere, 9-1ic.
Sbpeine. BerfeI, ie nod
@roBe, Stiid, $3.OO-4.OO; Sboats,
ie nah @roBe. $5.OO-6.OO.
&in0bieb-Sunge ietie Stiere
bon 1000 bis 1900 %flmo @etuiht.
8fO., 8h9c.; Stiere unter 1000
Yiuno @emiht, Sc; Ohien,
EfO.. SIC; guIleu, @fo. 5h-7r.;
sroBe iunge aiibe, 8funo, 6-se.;
mogere. 4-5c.; Siibe NIT 9olb,
$40 60; maoere, 9io.. 3-315e.
Eabaf (NarDIano), 100 Yfuno.
SnferiOr mO froiteS, $10-12;
gutter eeiu0hnIiher nO oriiner, $13
-15; gutter gciu0bnliher, $16-1S;
mitteInIdBiger, $19--21; outer bis
rotber, $22-24; 0uucp. $25-27;
SECONDS, eelpobnIider Bis mittelmG-
Biger, $11-1S; SECONDS. gutter bis
feincr, $19-24; Wop Eobaf, fire
CureO, $50; Upper GountrD, dir.
cureo, $S-17. Mongelbofte un0
idledt semiibte 8erpadirug, BE.
pro Yflno nieOriger.
SGute nno z Ig.- @eioI5ene,
2ic.; frii6e. 19c.; beId1oiete. IT.
1885,; DrD Stint. $780,; Qolb. &c.;
@dof 76c.-$1.25; 2dmmer, DO
60c.; @ulcn, 1Sc.; 8icgen 10
25c.; TnIg, $50. 1O-11c.
The Denver star., 1917-06-23
Y. N. c. A. NOTES.

N-Instead of the regular lesson story
last Saturday morning, the members
of the Saturday Morning Bible-Story
Club went on fishing hike to Man
haitian Beach.
Several of the boys were lucky"
and caught quite 4 bag of them
Others less luck caught nothing. Other
hikes are now being planned for the
near future.
We were favored last week with
visit from the Rev. s. F., Kingston,
pastor of the Reformed Presbyterian
church of Selma, Ala. Coming into
the city last Thursday he was kept
constantly on the "go" by his many
friends and former acquaintances un-
til he left the city for Chicago last
Tuesday morning. He stopped with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kigh. 2417 Ogden
Street, while here. Mr.. Kingston spoke
at our meeting last Sunday afternoon
on the subject: THE Southern Negro
Exodus-Its Causes and ConseQuen-
ces." A record-breaking crowd was
in attendance, and greatly enjoyed
the program.
The musical features of the pro-
gram consisted of vocal solos by Mas
ter Artistides Chapman, Mr.. B. C. AL
len of Kansas City, formerly of the
Dixie Jubilee singers, and Mrs. Lulu
Madison, with Miss Vera Ward at the
piano. Rev. ]. A. Thomas-Hazell and
Rev. d. E. Over were present, the lat
ter bringing Chaplain GLADDEN. of the
Twenty-fourth u. s. Infantry, who
made a very brief talk.
A praise service will be held next
Sunday afternoon at four O'Clock. The
meeting will be opened to ALL and
will begin at 4 o'clock.
The Denver star., 1917-06-23
GROWTH OF EXTENSION WORK
At ATLANTA UNIVERSITY
How . Georgia Institution Is Meeting
the City Amusement Problem.

Atlanta, Ga.-Atlanta university is
doing an important civic service In its
college extension work by giving whole
charge to the colored citizens Of At
lanta. The undertaking in one respect
is similar to the work done by Hull
House in Chicago some years ago
when it used the young Greeks Of Chi
cago to present the ancient classical
Greek dramas.
To compensate for the lack of oppor-
tunity to see plays under conditions of
self respect in the theaters OF the city
the teacher of expression gives plays
Of the best sort every year. On per-
feet moonlight night "a Midsummer
Nights Dream" was given out Of doors.
Nature has provided on the campus In
grove perfect amphitheater, SO
that many OF those who saw these
young people SO skillfully perform this
play said they never want to see 1t in
doors again.
Recently near the close of terms
instruction the class presented Ham
let" also free of charge. The chapel.
the only auditorium the university has
was packed almost to suffocation with
an eager audience that would have
pleased the great master, william
Shakespeare himself, II he could have
looked into the faces Of the audience,
and we think he would not have been
displeased with the acting. One who
has seen the great actors give these
plays is inclined to sigh at the temer-
ity Of young actors who would attempt
tragedy, and the sigh is often justified.
Nevertheless many an amateur has
been quickened by such performances.
In good music, too, Atlanta univer-
sity IL doing missionary work. Free
recitals of oratOrios and choral classes
bring to these people an elevation Of
taste to Offset the vulgarities of much
of the popular music. At the recent
commencement former President Hor-
ace Bumstead delivered the histor-
ical address covering the fifty years Of
the life Of Atlanta university. the first
Negro college established in Georgin
DR.. Washington GLADDEN. of Cley Gland.
O., who once before preached the bac-
calaureate sermon. was one Of the
orators, and Professor Monroe Work
Of Tuskegee was another.