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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1917-05-31
USE A PUREBRED BULL

The bull is half the herd if he is a
good one, and may be practically all
OF it if he is a poor one.
The first cross of a purebred bull
on common stock gives offspring
that is one-half pure. If this is a
heifer. when mated with a purebred
! nj the calf is three-fourths pure.
The third cross produces seven
echts purebred, or a very high grade
and the fourth cross results in fif-
teen-sixteenths pure. For market
purposes, the high-grade beef animal
is practically the equal of the pure
bred, but they are unreliable as
sires, no matter how good their in
GNluuality.
The surest, cheapest and quickest
method of improving herd of cattle
is in grading them up by breeding to
purebred bull of choice individual
4,. and good ancestry.
In the crisis before US the breed
ing TO purebred bulls is a matter of
p9t"iotic duty. For it means econ
omy of food production.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1917-05-31
CORN CULTIVATION

Much has been said and done re.
Gently to increase our crops for this
season. Corn will undoubtedly be
increased in acreage more than any
other one crop. A conservative
estimate would put it at $3.50 per
cent increase in this section over
last year. But an increase in acre
age is only a beginning. The crop
is not produced till it has been
cultivated and stored. The inn
is that Of cultivation. And very
important now when some farmers
seem to be waiting for a rain. Now
IS the best time to kill the weeds and
to save what moisture you have by
keeping the surface thoroughly
stirred and mulched. This can best
re done by using the weeder or sec
ton harrow before the corn is ur
and twice before it is large enough
to run the regular cultivator. Run
across the rows and the
second time in the opposite direction. |
This will not only destroy the weeds !
but Will give the corn a good work
ing. Slant the teeth of the harrow
back so they will drag and not dig
+ you have not narrowed or seen
;orn narrowed before, you may feel
hat you are destroying your crop,
)ut the next morning alter your
la rowing you will see that this is
lot so and you will be encouraged
o keep it up. The first regular
ultivation may be deep and certain
Y so if the soil has become packed.
hereafter practice shallow cultiva-
ion at intervals of seven to ten days. =
he depth of the mulch should be [
established early before the corn has T
lade a very extensive root growth.
he better condition we have our a
rop in the better will it be able to a
tilze the rain when it comes p
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1917-05-31
SAVE YOUR CORN

The work stock (horses anc
nlulesl must have concentrated feed
IN sufficient quantities, if farmer!
are To get full service from them
la the effort to get in large acre.
ages this year, we are apt to over,
look the opportunity to save on the
grains fed to our stock. We car
not only save corn by replacing a
portion of it with cottonseed meal at
least cost, but our stock will do bet
ter and be better for the substitu-
ton.
Two pounds of cottonst ed meal
viii displace about four bounds of
corn in a work stock ration.
Two pounds of cottonseed meal
per head per day is as much as
should be fed. This two pounds of
meal will cost about four cents and
the four pounds of com, which it
VIII replace, will be worth about
twelve cents. therefore, clear saw
ing Of practically e'~ht cents a day
for each horse or mule.
A still stronger arg ument for such
substitution is that it will release
grain suitable for human food, when
the substituted material, can not be
This i one war measure" that
entails no hardahips and merits the
attention of all in this crisis con-
fronting US.
1t seems certain thai the human
family win be forced to geo along on
many Substitute" in the matter
of food before this war is over, so
why not now practice an economy
that viii help conserve human food.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1917-05-31
CAN YOUR CORN

Now is a good time to begin max
ing plans for a silo if you do not
have one and if you have one you
could probably afford a second.
The silo saves 40 per cent of the
crop. 1t is just as important to
save what we have as it is to add to
it. This is one of the most certain
and cheapest ways of increasing the
producing power Of the farm. More
silos mean more live stock and more
live stock means more and better
crops.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1917-05-31
GROWING ANIMALS
ARE PAYING ONES

Remember that there is no profit
in stunning a calf. pig, colt or a
lamb.
The profit comes when they are
kept in thrifty condition, and steadi-
ly growing.
When young things are not puc-
ting on weight they are not making
you money.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1917-05-31
INCREASE FOOD SUPPLY
THRU MAY CHICKENS

The only successful method of
caring for May and June chickens
is to confne the old hen in the coop.
from the time the chicks are Matched
until they are weaned. The chicks
should be closed securely in the coop
nth the hen at night, and not
liberated until after receiving the
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1917-05-31

The E-9 of the British navy, which
sank the German cruiser Hela in
Hellgoldand harbor on Sept. -.
1914, was the first submarine in his
tory to sink a hostile warship with
out also sinking herself
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1917-05-31
OPEN MEETING

Star Lodge No 2G7 |. O. o. F..
Will have an open meeting Friday
Friday evening June 9Th, all Odd
Fellows are invited to attend.
This Invitation is given to every
Odd Fellow whether in good stand
ing or not.
Refreshments will be served.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1917-05-31
HOPES SILVERWARE.
The Ideal Wedding Gift


No gift is more acceptable to the June
bride than fine silverware-the useful,
beautiful and enduring gift
If the silver is purchased at HOPES It's
acceptability is doubly assured. The fact
that the gift is chosen from HOPES Mary
vile jewelry house is always an evidence of
careful discretion and observation-disclosures
positive proof of the worthiness of the sub
iect.
Never before in the history of this estab-
lshment have we shown so large and varied
stock of siverware as today You will
find hundreds of wedding gift suggestions
here, from costly pieces in sterling silver to
the very moderately priced subjects in Shet-
field Plate.
When you think of silver wedding gifts
there need be just one thought, HOPES.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1917-05-31
PREPARE FOR HARVEST NOW

The opening of spring has found
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-14
Sta6erOro6t.

Der Gtadbclorobt fpitIt i'm gcsens
n6riiacn Metttrieg cine duBerproeni-
Ii4 9roBe &Olle. qBie alt ma9 oeg
Siabelorabt lein2 Mon finbet suueis
len sic 9lngotc, Sic glmerifauer bStien
bereiisli. s. 1863 bei G6arlestcipn in
@ii6 Garoltna Observation-Disclosures.
niHe @gen ben onItiirmenbsn Seino
crri6tet; ollein oieIe g[nga6e 1T IiGer
ni4t ric9tig, lonIt ipdre Der Sto6els
OrdW in ben Der, Gtaaten ni9t ern
pislc Sabre ipGter patsntisrt morocn.
@be man al cem Eeutigen, in ieines
SeritcGuug iiberaus cirFac6en Gtadels
orobt aclanstc, nit benz Ole militdris
Idls1 @rca3en in oihteal @irrnis obs
gcIperrt imO, muBtcr Iit0 Die Grfins
Der lorge oen %opF serbre9en., sym
syasre 1867 6dtte Der 9lmsritoner
Gmitb in Sent eiuen @raNs1un crs
funren, Der aus tllr5en Drcbtitraen
miItelS @luffea 3uIommeugeicbroubi
wurce, 9tus jtDsy Mluffe raQten Sic
Geioen Suselpibten Drabien0cn cla
5ipci Sta1eln beruus. 9(m %. Suii
1867 IieB Iib Elm geniHer 0unt BON
Nerp Dort eineu Gio@cIOroDt3aun pa.
teatieren, Der nit Spibn ans Gled
berIcben ipor. glibt biel einfd1er ipar
9TH Gtacbei3aun, oen Ii1 iH fol1enreu
Sabre Gelp aus 9ism gort bur0 Has
tent i6iiBeu IieB. Den @todeiOrobt,
ipic man i6n beutc DeripenDet, olic
cinen ooppclien Drn6t nit cinecfloGte.
nen Doppelfpiben, bat SoIef Gli0bsl
aus Se 3alb in Saincis crfln0en uno
Sipor In Sabre 1874,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-14
Jlcue llutOrei|cn.

Sine Grfin6ung onf Dem @criete cer
misunderstanding 1T otn Miideuer
Suasnicureu prpfeKor De9rls linb
aisTel aegtiidt. Sine GrfinOunq, Oie,
pic oit .ylau6ensgIussDurssr 9tbsnOs
5eituug" miIIcilt, mil einem SAlage
Ser @untminot abbilft unb ben psrIos
nens uno 2altdutomobilpertebr an ben
6rontcn unO in Ocr Seimot obne @uns
mi erm5gii@t unb iicberFcnt Dus
arpBc cjebsinnis biefer GrfinOung o.
fest in ciner GtablfeOeruno ii Der
binOuna mil Qeber uuo s9ols Nros
feKor gBebrle erldutert oieS io; Der
Qeiumie goSrciieu III in cine 9GnSo6l
feoernber GcQmente 5erlest Su oenen
nlr @ta6l, DEFENDERS imprdanicrtes
SooIs tuD Elm aeringts GbromIeocr psrs
penoet percen. 3ieie 8creiIlns lit
eldltifh uno niuimt jcDe unc6enbeit
oeg @ooers aaf. Gle lit pioerIionOss
fdbio uno Sod ctlDo3 nabgiebig ac9en
Ieitline SirotrniIs 70 baB bas 9es
fiirc6iefe Gdisucctn reg @asenS aul
ie0er @traBenFlane abIpIut pevmieOen
piro. @iclc Tcocrung III aegea &eirs
pcraiuyeinfhlNe, gcgeu i4arTe @tciuc,
@IdsTplitter uno 9lcsel unempiiuOs
rd. Wlehrcre QrobefoDvten iiber5sli0s
len oapon. @ic GonTiruiiicn III bes
reits seIeBliQ 9cI3iiBf,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-14

Die Site, in S4par3 su traueru,
1T NOD gar nicbt 70 aft, Oenn md i'm
WlitteIolter mar Snnar3 ols Srou=
erfarte unbslonnt. Menn mir aus ben
RitterbrduGen imo aus ben 6ofbrGu=
den i'm II. Anb IL. Sobr6uAoert
SdliiIe 5isben Oiirfeu, por in bieIen
3eitcn bic rote G0rbe bic Tarbe Der
Srarer. gli1t nur Sic &lei0er uRo
&opfbebsdun9en poren in 8ot eebals
ten, gum 3eimen Der Srauer muBtcn
au6 rots G9uDe ou9eSogen perosu.
g9ie es Iheint, biirgerte iib bic
fAipar5e Tarbe ais 3rduerforbe 5uerit
BEL ben Trdueu cin, ood per 2 babel
NOD 8rau6, OoB Oie Trauen ap oen
fc6por5en alsibern unO Mldnielr nod
pciBes Belanert trugen. Ddb nur in
Snpdrs getrauert ipurbe, Tc6eint AM
@noe beg 16. SobrbunDcrts oufgefoms
men Su fem. Diesmdl paren es bic
MGHner, Die Ii9 S6par3 ais Srousrs
farbc eripdbIten, Oogegen Iegten bic
Srduen Die bis6crioc Srduertra9t,
f4pdr5e 9lei0er nit peiBem 4clSs
lpert, pieoer ob unb Ie pG6ltcn nun
braun dls Grouerfarbe. MenigItcns
ipirO bertcbtst oaB Sic Traueu I'M 16.
uno H. Sabrbunoert bein 9o6e bes
Mannes o0er 6es Gjeliebteu IN braun
trauerten, m0giiwcriptiTe mar Bic
Srauerforbe in onbcrcn SrouerFdllcn,
beiin Sobc eines &inocs ooer Der Gls
tern, pDn anberer @eIbaFfeubeit. glur
onn oen Spdnierinnen mirb bcri9tet,
boB lie i'm MiitcIdlter uno i'm Is. unb
16. Sdbr6unoert in S9por3 troucrs
ten au Der i@pur5en &lcioung eeb0rte
obcr bort nod cine ipeiBe MontiIle unS
Elm tpstber Sdleier. 8eitpeiIc purSc
IA unb bort aud in @iolett oetrouert.
Grit an @nSe bes IL. ooer am 9(nfdna
bcs 18. So6rbunoerts biirfie oie
fdpor3e Sorbc ais Sraucrfarbe in
europa allaenlein auF9etommen lein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-14

&ei elmer In Garnitatt porgenpnmes
nen 6dusbur1Iuc1unq in oupcrer Sas
6e purbsn BEL elmer Trou in cinem
8leiocrs uno MeiB3eugTdront psrltedts
&upTcrblene uno @ugclDopfmoocln
poraefuuOsu, Die enteeseu 0sn err
lo7eneu 9(norOrllusen loeOer angss
rtelOet nocb d6geliefert iuOrOsn ipds
rem. Dos 9tmisgsriDt Stuttgart
gdnnitdtt bat Oie betreffenOe yrou
niHt nur BIT elmer @elonrofc bon 20
1iort nebIt Eraguuo Der Soften O,rs
urteilt, IOuOern and pcriiiet, baB Die
ni9t abeelieferten 4upferge9enfdnos
bem Stoate perfoIlsn fsien Dos
GtdbtinultbeiBenomt, Oos 0ieien SAL
befdprt eibt, 6emertt bo3u: 3d be-
FAINT IT. oaB nod cine 9r0Bcre 9lns
3abl 3upfergessritGnOe pe6er anoes
mel0et np9 ob9eliefsrt iinb, ia, oaB
iic1 eiuSelre 2euie gerdDe3u riibHsn,
ole niHt ongemeloeteu unS niht ,obees
Iisferien Gegeuitdnoe 70 pcrltedt su
boben, bah iieN nibt gtfunoen ipernen
t0nncr, geben ipir BON 0orliebsnoeu
nit Dem gtnfiisen 8snntnis, Bah mir
olle meileren fSdae oes @stanntpers
oens bonn 8siib teiblagnabmtsr Soup.
fersegsnfdrOe nit 9l1mgnsneaaung
DerofieniIibsu luer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-14
Gnntun.snc. Ban. nnS sparucreim


Gic Sa6resueriammhrg> >neblt DC.
anltcnwobl bieIt geitern glbcno Der
rGanton.glpc. gnu., Spar uno Seib
%erein" in ieinem @ercinsIofal, glr.
1925, Gouton-glpe. inter &oriis Ocs
%rGiioentcn GonraO Mnller uno DER
8rotofolliiibriupg ocS SefretorS ".
Sinocnlonn ob. IS murOen ole gc-
ridte ocs &r1iioenten llno oes
Shobmeiitcrs pcrleien, pelde filr
out bcfun0cn plirDen. Der 6inan5-
oiISueiS lit cin iebr giinitiger lno
weiit ioleenOe Ginna6nen imo glus-
9oben auf. Der Soiien6eitnno am l..
Sanuor 1917 6etrlg $2,9S7.93. Die
Ginna6mcn iu1brenO oes Sa6reS
1916 parcn $42,922.S4 uto Die
9tnssabcu $39934.91. Dic Q'utbos
Zen belaufen ii1 alf $70,S5S.S5, ),
melhen GerDiuolihfeitcn, pie 3mien
al glntbeilbn6er III S5oDc bon $6S,s
SiS.G9, fiir cen 3cicrpefono $i3f.61
uno fiir impert6eilte 9roiitc $i902..
50. total $70,S53,S5, gcgenii6cr.
ite6cu. Sicron anibIicBcnO wnr0c
our 9conitempo6l eeidritten meldc
OaS nadfolgenoc Relultot bate: g.
N1oulcr, Erdiioent; =. GcoOcr, 8icc.
Erdii0ent; Z. gobn, Shabniellter;
". 9iuoemonn 5efrctdr; g. guerett,
Gontroleur @crcp 6. Scnnigbaiien
9lumalt; Gireftoren: u. Sled, s..
5HIimm $. @uOOeneicr, 6. Sani.
mamb ., gerenbs, 8. ltbl z. guo'
Oemeicr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-14
gImcrifaniidc 9satriutcn.


iln 9iefritirlmgS @urcou iiir oic
SmOes- glrncc. uelbe nod $4,000
@ann 3uni 9nisiiillen Der Gofan5el
broulbt, bobcn ii1 bier bis eeitern
lett Dem /. Sonuor 227 Nlam &C.
mcI0ct. Inter 0cneL bic lid acIterlr
in 0cn Bureau an oer Gde bon GaIt
bert llnO 2eriu0touitrobc mcloctcb
lporci; @cnr9c (5rcenitcili, 92r. 1916,
HomlaDltraBc; @orru SiblerS, 9fr.
2i9 5iio.@ilmoriir.; g9iQis 4.
Grunnono, 9}r. 210. Git 81 Str. ;
Soon 8. 9iitternon. 9&r. 1892, Ri.
rerlioesslpcmc 9iobert 8. Noppol0,
9lr. 1915, 9odionitr.; slrdic y. Gol4
DER, n. 3. @ g3r. I 9lonIanO, u. e. !:
Saoc u. @nlOcr, ". 3. 9. 99r. l.,
9loplono, 9f-G. 9llops 4. 9orenS,
9tr. 2tt5. @auritr.; @lcmn 8. Wlo.
fin CIR. 141S, 8eIt 9erinotonltroBc;
@eorge &. @illioms, 9irningbam
Ctr, @aferIicl0 Sal; @eoroc z.
SaTper, glr. I 10, 9eaitr. @Ii5o6et6.
Gitu. N..S. Sobn 2. E6illipS, O}r.
$40, Columbia 2locnne; ,Soiep1 8.
lSranf 9ir. 641, @eit-%rottitr.;
Sranflin ". 9lideaicicr, Or. S2S,
2igbiitr.; Sones y. 2ittle 9lr. 223,
@ldrplanO g(pcnle; Scffcrion 5.
Sbanc, )lr. III, 9epitr.; 5ranf S..
Some, gH. 707, @eit 33. Ctr. GbaS.
n. Nnnne. Gllirnft. @itn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-14

cs 6ds mir ouf pieIerlei @eiie ae6olfcn
S'g plll lepf nld)t nabc8u 70 nerpos mebr,
babe feinc Scbrnersen nod 9Seiu mc6r.
sMp lnuh laQeH bnB SD0ia 6. %mtham 3
%sSe9ctaDle 9oupoiIno oie bette W}eoi8ul
~ ole el1ic 3Stnu nchmen fam.
Mrdu ytaraaret Gnirn 6intcr 250 g9prs
tDcnssotro SOmb Diuii.
gnpcre iunrneNoe Spmptone iii0. Elm
Wetill pcr 9rrldlW8 6ibeanfdllc, Nopfs
nllo fildenldlner6en Surdt Sor iiinitis
gen lln9lnd, Dbren6raiien. SocrStopfen,
HlIinern por Den 9lngeu llureeelnd
Bl9icit, Terlroprna ilnrcoelniGbiqer elpz
petit, lluruhe mo Sdum0eI.
Wenn @ie bciunoercp 9iat6 brduhen,
10 ihreihtn sic an sic SD6in 6. gSinfs
hhem, Meoicme 60 (pertrouliH) SBim.
Nlaii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-14
3Ili(d66rGtc(Ien.

9ie beutc md 10 bclje6ieu Mlil9s
br0tcben pur6en ppn ciher &ommsrs
fran ocr G5nigiu Mlaria pon MleDisi,
Ger @emablin 5siuri1S lN. pou
5rautreicb, i'm Sabre 1903 crfunnen
uno oaGniasbr6i@ene ecnonpt, sic
iourcen dber bd i6re 3nbcrsitang lae
ScritcIlung Idn9crc Get Ser @GGcr
sunft Elm 0eGeimris blieb, BON 6crlcl.
ben init ollca Wlittcla dugeftinDct, id
Is lDuroc foaar gs9ea Tore Der6reitun9
Der SbuB Oer Gjeri1te dagcrufsu. Sch
tsrc gIduhteu uuc6. trifti1e @jriinSc su
baben, oieiem @erlon9eN naa5utom
men, "a es Gitte oelD0roen irdr, zen
glawen Del @elie6ten cuf Gin fril@ Que
oem Gfeu geipmmencs Mlilbtrot 5u
Tc6reibeu uuO benlfel6ea alsoana uahs
suriibmen, hoB cs, pon ierein M6acAsl
gcseiien @eseuliebc er5eugcn iolltc
8eriibmie @er5te re6rten OieleHl e'es
mliie, uno oas Nariamcui iocldes bic
9rStthen t5en,iId) unterIucpen lisb. tin
terTa9tc pereN Sliifertisuag uuo @sgs
tauY al3 Der GelE0Aeit uadlteiliq.
User Od3 U}ilA5r6ttFcn iherpanb aus
NnFeiuouager mo peaA ts in 2oNIe
her 3eit oMo) maat9en A1iiInrteuten
ncbca iiU oulocu rHiB, ID mirO u 0sd)
iumer uo6 fsiuen Blas an Sci g5ra9.
iliidStafel bebaupicH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-14
sdldscrci i'm 9soIisciaerid,t.

SoDn gSorDoB, Der out @rln0 Der
slusioacu OeS aldocrs slnaelo
SentiIin ST ciner @eloitroie per-
Oonucrt puroc, idlagt Oen 3eu.
gen nieOer. Sentilin broh o6n-
mdhtig 5uommen. 3peite De
itBuloigung 6racbte 30 Gage eiit.
Sin riipcl6niter @otron lit ser iS
So6rc dltc So6n @orpaB pou 9ir.
1915, 9ouf- StroBc, ipelHer iiN mc-
gcn mnorocntlicbeu @ctrogeu5 Dor
%oli5eiribter @ereht i'm oitlihen III
thrift 81 pcrdntporteu 6atte. @o-
rpoB bctrat OoS @ciddit ocS ald1erS
glngclo SentcliJ 9}r. 3t2. Siio-
@roaOluap, uno oerlongtr cine @elO.
note gcipedbieIt. Ter liann cr6ielt
lolter SIcinDclo, pnroe Ooril6cr I'M
ioiIIig lm0 OcrIougtr bcrriid 1roBereS
@elo. gllS Scntiliu id fpciacrtc,
nod cinmol 81 lucficln iuurpe @a
ROB rubiot imO cntitouo cine ASriigc-
lei bel pclcbcr cinigc 9onbonicrcn
nno lonltige @loslpaorcn IN Oic
Sriicbc giugen. Gas GciuItot mar
oic &cr6oitIno OeS S8iit6criGS. S(s
&idter @crccbt nob scr gcpciSoIi-
nobmc oen Burden 5u elmer @elO-
Itrofc pom $40 nebit Soften pcrOou-
nertc i6lig scr 9Ram oct 3el9en
orh cincn 5olIititblu0 nicOcr, che sic
Holi5ci cini@rcitcn fountc.
Scntilin iwmbc o6nnlGr6tig imO
no5m cS ldnacrc Bet III 9lniprild),
Den @louu jnr @ciiluumg 81 6ringcu.
3ipci YidOdcn Sic ais 3cllainucu 5us
1cgcn uorer crlittcn oirG Sen &or
foIl 9IcihiaGS cincn SHrnoAtsau-
foII. @orpoB ipuroc iDucll ii6erpdI-
tigt nnO picOcr in sic Belle gcipcrrt.
IS ipuroc oic 5wciterc 9ci6uIoiguh9.
Ocs 9InariifeS ino aorpcrucrIcbuna
gcgen ocnicl6cn erbo6en sic i6m cine
@cfdnaniSitroie bon 30 Gage ciu-
6ratbtc.
NlnB in's @cfGngnib.
S0omoS 9oOowiSc pon Or S22,
SiiO-gonO.S StroBc 6oitc lciuer 6ciie.
rcn Sdlitc StepAonio cine onIt1n0ioc
Trddt &riQcl oerobreiGt mas sic
5roil 6cini 6ciicn @illcu uidjt pertros
gen fonute ufO i6ren lic6cpoQeu @ot
len cinipcrren licB. 9lid)tcr @ere6t
pom oitliAn Holi5cioiitrift butte li.0
1cltcrn nit C6onlao 81 beioiien inO
pcroonnertc oeneI6en 5u ciuer @elo.
Itrofc bon $50 mo Soften, sic ser.
@crurtbciltc in 5olac ieincs @clo
niangcls i'm @eidngniB obii6cn uuiB.
Nuh Slnorcw mnB bron
glalt6en.
@rii9Icr melhe lid acitern
por Midtcr @crccbt in oeul 6itlic6en
Roll5elgerld1t netantuorteh muiBteT
crti1rcn 3i ibrem ScioiueicL ooB nit
.ocm gcnannten &i1ter iHht qlt Sir
idcn ciicn iit glnOreiu SlcipL Gin
Sclterrcicbcr BON 9ir. 29iS, elliott.
StroBc, miro Is iib iiir oic ndbitcli
2reiBig Gage i'm StootgefduaniB
ilbcrlegcn fomen o6 eS on9cbroMt
mar ieiuc 6rou Caroline 5u uerprii
Geln. 9iaoamc Caroline er5a6lte 0enl
Slitter oaB SlpOreiu cine ie6r qute
@onoiHriit icbrcibt, imo lie mioe
mdre iid) It0n0id icnen WliBbonohui.
gen olSiulebcl 9lidtcr Gcrcnt mar
oerlcl6cn Nlciuna lm0 pcroorncrtc
gInorem aii elmer 30t00i0en @cidug
niBltroie
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IL Oieicr 3cit iib
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SD beiano MIDI III
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0rnnOciscat6ums.@larft.

Gle goutbotiofeit i'm @lonat Somor
mar cine redt 5uiric0eniteacnOe
gieu6alten inO llmbouten I'M
@crtb BON $S72,34O ousgcfii6rt
&iaiomS-@clGuOc iiir ucuc @orf-
S@uIge6duOe onoefauit.
Gin @rinO5ins in So6c BON $i52
olif Oos &ous 9tr IA, 2cnnor. Str..
lullrOe BON scr nGitlc Guarantee ono
&ruit So" on 9t. 80. S6utt perfouit.
9llS 9olitelc fir DoS neuen &orf.
Sdul@c6GrOc tpurOe oos @elanOc
S. 3. 9. g9iuiomS @el6nOc an ser
Si6ertD Soeights.9lpenuc ongefauit.
Scr 9eridt oes @e6Guoc.Snipe
Tors ii6er bic @autbGtigfcit i'm Nlo.
nat Soalor IdBt erfennen, ooB 9ait.
ten in @66e bon $S72,34O ousociii6rt
lpurocu. Eic 9liiiitenimg lit sic SoI.
1cnOc;
sfclibontClt ........... $685., 800
gln6ou .......... $3.50
"a llmbalItcn .-...%. t10,SO0
EotoI ..;......... $726,95O
3lBiiaIid 20 Fro5. lluterbc-
ipert5uug ........... t45,390
Sotol ............,.. .SS72,34O
Sic cir3clneu Noiltcn lporcn.
80 5pciiiodisc Stciu6diier. .$332, 400
= orciitodige 5tcinbdicr. $4,000
6 5uci cinbol6 it0diec
StcinbGilicr ...... 2t,0OO
10 5luciit0digc 6obpcrfboi,
icr .................. $1,000
"A Orci-ltOdigc 9Ipartmcnt-
6duicr ............... 10000
SO @oro0cn. .......... 1920
Aofal ...,.,............ SO33, ,32O
Gic SowcQ @lotor Gonpoanic,
ipcld)c icbt i'm Souic 9t0 9ll Dol
torrStroBe lire Gerfouisr0llmc bot.
bat ooS critic Stodwcrf oes ncucr6oi5
ten 9lntomobiIGn6 bon @}orDlono-
@c6duoe, an ser Gde Ser Cathedral.
StroBe rnO @}t. EoDnl.9lpcnlc, gc.
nict6et
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oaB Ger aaHe Sbcl oitin uom @aIti.
worc bis on NeN @acI9iipcr m bic
~tloiareGca aHl12noauHNl Apcrotll
lOll.
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9yNlIttFNEtIIdyttWWNN
M r. Ghadeggugo gv.,
117-2l G1amDcr Commerce NNlifir9
01mtd3e Ssner geyjdIetgaas .GlcIcai@afH cal
itnans uttc 8aliinloresG tgdse
V|cMsjdgsNlhI. NtNrtasei NclgrhHas ttNFFtItINrltM
gnllinlrreas rpHe np9 @Mitg9 &lptle MpMNf.
nNlrnal SMiutanfe So. Il @lueryrpl" Neny9 N
bcr ci Commerce GuNeiRN
Dt5erMngsa Ncdesr WrtRajrsran8 sIgigAfMNqs,~
Baltimore iitp Nurpairagt
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Seine 9entidcn im SnaocsOicnlt
mc6r.

gltf @eicbl scr Neaierlno millica
oae 0citihcu meldje StcIIcr III Der
9lrmec Slotte im 3oaoicnlic, i'm
ScLdttblruioicnlie, ETC., innc 0abct,
ioiort crtlaiien pcrocn tpcmi tie riht
nohruliiirtc @iirgcr iino.
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@ledplatten. 9'leiall ctc.
a0oN Nnnf.n & 81, 9ssc, t3 l5 gialAeglsom
@sraBe,
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VWtiDA I'VE ySs 3 8tyCtgGG.
Msrrautile slseurv.
v. @. Illn IN So,
eo2- $40 gRarbInc 1us ales.
@dumateriaIien 19iirea. 5eniter-
ragman, Qd0en etc.
9as. 4, 9sarr & 50. ii5--.i7 @uo''5rsne
9sotcut.gtnlpalte
UbiDtn H. ganngTS, Nehsanpagi; waign2
$onoelssGr9nsmlrie Nsrla1Srtrit 4R0ro
lnltb Lriili SuAbiua.
Gtepl;n q, Ssrgglea li6 it7 ean guA0lrA
d. n, x aN Il ScmerS, 8is 1ouiiaeHiaI Wild.
Sraiit5irea icii isT2 erglareliQ taAaillmoTe
gtptomobile.
~aanrD. 1s5 sslso l25 S2TeQ
"''ciS saee aao @ iei SioSa &i0eaas ans N''''''''
Mar.9d nlnuile CO. @agaac ilos 40 wcres
gaaopirt5EhadIiHe tserai6e Tito
Salnereicll.
c'r'iiItp %arass Co. zoe ssctS'gsara GiFahe,
EtsmbiHg. 5priiaces, 9ianacs une
Gefen 0oh0edca ni0 Nlinuet.
esHucit @Foag 52s Observation-Disclosures
auFfrrlduicSc uH0 @lnmbers
Som HA5cgy 1874 Nbames @ttase 9, n y
xeIsepoa; gsolie 1929!
Observation-Disclosures
W x eHadetIUgo & gg
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RUO @aliiwcrcs3rabe
Hgiiie& Dusat1aien
aMnit nepeas nMc SsW@ UFmaaasF IN ssisls
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