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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-13
TINES REPUBLICAN, MARsHAILTowN, IowA JUNE IS 1917

1900 to 75-pound we'll finished grades,
and the generous quota OF them land
ing above s13 at this time is significant
of free action for such carcasses IN
beef channels.
AS the season advances more grassy
stuff is due to come and with the free
running Of southern grassers now, al
tho it is smaller crop than normal,
because of the drouth in the southwest
during the winter. the fact remains
that these are bound to become strong
competitors against the native grasseis
and force wider spread In prices.
Sheep.
Sheep proved scarce.
There was some inquiry for feedinS
lambs. and dealers cashed an ordinar!
to good shorn class at prices ranging
from Sl0612. while one bunch of light
native spring lambs were taken to the
country at a cost of SIS. There was
demand for fair to choice full mouthed
native breeding ewes from S9dlo ana
light native yearling ewes with quality
were nominalls quoted upward from
Sll
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-13
CHICAGO Potato Market.

C,hicago. Juno 13.-POtatoes-Un
changed; receipts, new, is cars; old,
car
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-13
SHIPPERS AND SPEculAToRS
ACTIVELY BID PRICES TO
HIGHER LEVELS.
SALES MADE AT 10
CENTS ABOVE TUESDAY
Arrivals Of Cattle Slightly in Excess OF
Expectations - Sheep Proved Scarce
- Review Of Market Conditions -
Current Quotations at Live Stock
Centers,

Chicago, June ia broader demand
from shippers and spectators helped
today to lift hog prices.
Grassy offerings from now on will
come to market more freely and pack
ers will undoubtedly force sharp con-
cessions on this class of stock, while
the desirable corn fed stock will fare
better, there being more competition on
the good kinds. while 1t is force game
with statesmen on the poorer kinds TO
buyers.
Eleven markets received $4,000 hogs
Tuesday, or $4,000 less than last Tues
day, LOO less than a year ago ana
500 less than two years ago. Total
thus far this week $4,000, or $1,000 less
than same period last week, 1000 less
than like time last year and 2o,oeo
less than corresponding two days two
years ago. Total for 1917 to date 49,
$4,000 or 1891, 900 less than same Pc
responding time 1915.
Cattle.
Arrivals Of cattle were little more
numerous than had been looked for.
Ability of sellers to hold practically
everything at last weeks prices wen
emphasizes healthy condition of the
trade at this time in spite of supplies
considerably larger than had been ex-
pected for the period June to date
run is far heavier than a year ago.
a condition which had not been ex-
pected to develop. but the fact remains
that the country is cashinG cattle
about as fast as they whip themselves
into decent beef shape, the present
price of corn being looked upon as pro-
hibitive. Still the quality is running
better than usual for the season and
this is indicative Of far more corn
feeding than had been believed pos
sible during the past six weeks.
1t is a short showing Of 14oO-pound
and heavier steers. but as the season
advances these weights are growing
unpopular save In few channels OF
the trade, and thus aSlim quota OF the
bigger weights serves to I'LL demands
while the more popular sellers now are
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-13
tamson's Grain Letter.

Furnished by Lamson Bros. & Co US
Masonic Temple; Phone 1881
Chicago, June 13-Corn-Shorts IN
corn were again at disadvantage be-
c.use Of complaints Of too much rain
and rumors Of export business OF con-
siderable volume. The sample market
was strong, without regard to the ups
/ and downs Of the futures. Observations
I on the pit activities lead to the BELIEF
| that good deal Of short corn was COW
cred that longs with good profits real
| lied, to some extent at least and that
their places were taken by holders and
! new converts to the bull side. The ac-
ton of the directions this afternoon IN
\ regard as to whether penalty shall be
i imposed beyond the fixed price TOR pos
!! sible defaulters on July deliveries will
Ibe a factor of considerable importance
in tomorrow's trading.
Oats-Export business over night
was said to have been in good volume
and more than offset the bearish feel
ing locally induced by the favorable
crop reports. Bull sentiment Is in the
lir and white oats are high in view OF
the crop outlook they are relatively
cheaper than other grains.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-13
PRICES HAVE DOWNWARD TEND
y ENcY BECAUSE OF ESTIMATED
INCREASE IN SPRING CROP.
sS+EAvY PRODUCTION IN
NORTHWESTERN STATES
,opsnins I to s Cents Lower, Market
"a Takes Fresh Downturn-Warn
Weather -Weakens corn-Commissio
Sfeusss Active on Bear Side-Oats
DsveIeps Relative Firmness Because
eHExport 4usiness.

Chicago, June 13.-Wheat prices had
q downward tendency today. Influenced
by bullish estimates Of the spring crop
yield. According to one estimate pro-
duction in the Dakotas and Minnesota
viii be 100000 bushels, as against
50, 100000 last year. Opening quota
tons which ranged from i to 3 cents
lower, with July at $3.50 and Septem-
her at s2.07, were followed by a slight
rally and then fresh downturn.
The market remained depressed
during the remainder Of the day. Con-
siderable interest was manifested IN
samples of growing wheat from Ohio
which were said to indicate the largest
WELD ever known in that state. The
close was steady, u to 2 cents net
lower, with July at s2.31 and September
at s2.073a.
Corn,
Warm weather made corn weak.
Commission houses were active on the
bear side After opening unchanged
to IA cents lower, prices underwent
moderate setback and then recovered
somewhat.
Heavy buying. said to be for sea-
board, led subsequently to a material
advance. Many complaints were re-
ceived that excessive rains o. late hao
put the crop in an unfav orabie condi-
tion. The close was strong at gains OF
"A cent to rs cents net.
Oats.
Oats developed relati1e hrmness
owing to purchases for outside houses
It was believed that considerable ex-
port business was under way.
Provisions.
Provisions eased with corn, the trade
ignoring the conditions in the hog
market.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-13
Minneapolis Cash Grain.

FURNISHED by Lamson Bros. & Co.. -Ve
Masonic Temple: Phone 1881
Minneapolis, June IL.
Wheat-No 1 hard, 3.20MS.2a: No.
northern. 3.1OG3,15: No. northern
s.00m3.lG; Mob northern 40 a a.oo,
No. hard Montana, S.oSd sos NO.
durum. 2.6Ia2, 75; No. durum, 2.ooa
40.
Corn-No yellow. 1861 a 1852
to arrive, 1.sSh a 1859: No. yellow
1852 u a l.64la: others, Loo a l.6s.
oats-No. white, 61d6S; NO.
white, 66q671a.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-13
KANSAS CITY CASH GRAIN.

Kansas City, June Is.
W7heat-No. 2 red, 2.92@2eS; No. s
red. 2.ss6299: No. 2 hard 2.s1 g3.02'
No. 3 hard, 2s5; No. I hard. 2.sl
Corn-No. 2, 1.eS; No. 3. 1.Ss; NO.
yellow, 1859; No. yellow, >ss@i.sSh;
No. white, 1853; No. white ls7@
l67a.
oaas-No. 2 white, s71A; No. ; white,
ST: No 2 mixed, az q So "a: NO.
mixed, s31s @64.
PEORIA CASH GRAIN.
Peoria, June Is.
corn-Receipts. s5 cars, market un-
changed: No. 2 white. 1.72h; No. 2
yellow corn. 1.7214: No. yellow, tlS'
No. 2, 172A;@1.721s: No. q. LIZ; NO.
s. 1.69@L71.
oat-Receipts, % cars: market un-
changed; No. 2 white, s71s; standard
g.; No. 3 white, 81: No. white, SSA.
MILWAUKEE CASH GRAIN.
Milwaukee, June 13.
Corn-No. I yellow, 1.I2k; No. 2
yellow. 1.72@1.721s; No. 3 yellow, LII
@1.72: No. 1 yellow, 1.70@1.71; No. 1,
172@i.72A; No. 2, Liz @1.72A; No.
3. 1.71@1.72; No. l white, 1.72A @1.7s;
No. 2 white, 1.71h @1.72h; No. 3
white, 1.71h@L7s.
Oats-standard, esh@7o; No. 8
white, ssN @6s; No. white, s0ls @
6s1h; sample grade, S79S9.
ST. LOUIS CASH GRAIN.
st. Louis, June 10.
Wheat-None sold.
Corn-No. 2, 1.72k; No. yellow
1.73: No. white, 1.72k.
Oats-No. 3 white, 6sA @Tok; No. 4
white. s7A: No. mixed, 6s12; No. 3
mixed, 6Sh.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-13
News Of Eidora.

snecial to Times Republican.
Eldora. June ia son was Dorm
Monday TO Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lar
son, living in the Third ward.
Mrs. w. J. Moir has been i'll for sew
eral DAYS, but is now believed to be
improving.
4 reward Of 800 has been offered to
the person finding the body OF john
Baker. the man who is believed to have
been drowned in the Iowa river here
Sunday evening Men were busy prac-
ticallv all day Tuesday searching for
the body
An adjourned meeting Of the Eldora
volunteer fire department is to be held
next Tuesday evening at o'clock IN
the council chamber.
Corn fields in this section Of the
state are beginning to show the effects
of the excess of moisture and race Is
on between the weeds and the cereal,
many fields being too wet to reach
with the cultivator.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-13
Farm pienis Psst psnsd.

SPECIAL % TImu1-1s0PUOi1c'ks11''I . w. 4, N
Uldora, uns 13.-Because OF incie-
ment weather and the war conditions
the first annual picnic Of the Hardin
county farm bureau. which was to have
been held on Wednesday, June 20, near
iowa Fails, has been indefinitely post.
poned. It IL hoped that later In tne
season arrangements may be made TOT
the carrying out Of this project sue
cessfully, at which time speaker IN
sympathy wifi farm work and farm 1
ing In general win DO secured TOT tns'
occasion, along with local talent. y
is also planned to give a general soodi
fellowship program when more favor,
able conditions arrive and the weather
man furnishes moro propitious OUT
look.
II improves prunes 70 add little
cider to the water in which they are
rOoke6. 5i3ffs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-13
WAGNER's MARKET REPORT.
From Private Wire Of e. w. Wagner
Co., "a East Main; Phone 1879.

Co., "a East Main; Phone 1sls.
NOON GRAIN LETTER.
Corn and oats mainly sustained oS
old crop corn scarcity ana talk Oh n
part demand. Bulls say corn crop se'i-
ously late but the wee KY reports are
not alarming and suggest coming
s1aS3 July l condition at least. oats
crop news excellent and wheat news
from the northwest continues SAUSAGE
tory.
Chicago Car Lots-Wheat, 80; corn
1872; oats. 1S3
Cleararces-Wheat, $4,000; corn
$4,000: oats. 100000.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
-Closs-
To- Yes
rI;,h NV day friday
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-13
Representative Hog Sales.

Below ale quoted few represent
tive hog .gles for today:
". AVERAGE pri
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-13
Representative Cattle Sales.

Below are quoted few representa-
tive cattle sales for roday:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-13
Kan as city Live Stock.

Kansas City, Mo-, June IS-Cattle-l
Estimated receipts for today 5000;
market steady.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-13
Minneapolis Wheat

Furnished by Lamson Bros. & Co. 2oS
Masonic Temple; Phone 1881
Minneapolis, June -
July-Open. 2.4S; high, 100; ilo~'
2.47A: close. 2.55.
September-Open. 19l; high, l.soH :
low, 1875: close, 1864
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-13
CHICAGO Produce.

Chicago. June IS.
Butter-Lower; creamery extras. 50
dS7. -,.,...
Eggs-Easy: receipts SO.S4l cases
at mark. cases included. 29d 81: 9rdi-
nary firsts, 29629Ia: firsts. 2eie q 81.
Poultry-Alive, lower; fowls, IL
springs 26G30.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-27

8uitan0e feitbaIten, Die iid uodber in
NluBc Itiioieren loiien Gas lit I'M
Prin8ip oie ganoe 0f6ntgenpiien.
id)aft. Dab iie in ieoer gin6elbeit cine
uneeabnte 9luseeitalhne erfdbren
bat, miro man ongeiihts Der @ihtig-
felt oieies SilfSmittels pobi cinieben.
Cine allsge0eidnete @eIegenbeit, ooS
aIles 6ii ituoieren, bot ole 9tontgen-
ausiteaimg, Die bic llrailia in Berlin
inter ser 2eihine ibres 4bpiifers
Brof. Or. 9onotb Der glugemeinbeit
auedngIid madte. gger ipie Der Ser
foiier @elegenbeit batte, i'm Sabre
1896 Der eriten 6ffentliden @orfiib-
rung Der &0ntgenihoblen in Berlin
IN Ser olten llrnnio bei3upo6neu,
miro iid5 nit 9iiibrung Ger eriten
-oifentlideu N0ntsenoilfnobne erin-
nern, Die nidt peniger ols cine @ier.
telihin0e 0ouerte llno Gin &ilO lic-
ferte, oos al Oeu belttigeu Qemriielt
fldelicb onnnitet. @cm oicIcs @ilO
oomoIs oennoh cine imenolihc gc.
gciiterllne nuSloite, 10 6obcii mir Die
@enugtlnmg, ni@t 81 wcuig erbofft
oit bdben.
gSiiroen Die pbotogropbiiben Nont.
genolifnobmen oaeroiueS auh Jest
nod 10 lange 3cit erforoern ipie ebe-
oem oann ipiiroe man ibre 9lnpeno.
burfeit i'm 6eloe fiielicb be5neifeln.
glber oiib oie eriten @erliner 9u9u-
erreotDpcn erforoerten cine Sibumgs-
ooller BON 10 bis 10 @Sinrten in bel
lem Sonnenibeinl llno ais iie nuf
2 Weiniiten reou0iert iueroen foHnten,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-27

gs lit ober pidtig, iogleib feltltellen
5u fonnen % iiberbnlipt nod @e-
l6oiie ODER @ei6oBiplitter I'M aorper
Oorbanoeu iino. neil ii6 Die 9ebouo,
lung oanob einridten fam. gs lGBt
iid entihei0en, Oh man ioglei6 ope'
rieren muB o0er Oh nan warten fam,
bis Der 4otient frGftiger eelporoen 1T
ODER bis mebr 3eit oo5it aewonuen
miro, ooer OBJ man ibn oor Der Ope.
ration IN oie Seiinat beforoern fam.
Sic pbotogropbilhen 9Iufnabmen
Oiiricn Iich nibt immcr mtf cine ein-
5ige beihrGnfen 0enn mitrnter lit 0ie
6eititehlng ser @eripunOungen IN
mebreren 2ogcn erforoerlib. I'M ben
Grt uno Oie mobre @eitalt ser @unoe
uno oes @eidoiieS gu erfennen. So
peit eS iid I'M Observation-Disclosures.
mlmolngcn ban0elt limo Sieie &C.
mobnIicD niht al fompli0iert ipeil bic
@eipebrgeidoiic ser 6ioiliiicrtcn Dol
fer ols ,bumon" 6lt be5eibncn iino.
Qucri6l6gcr, @rouatiplittcr unO Oal.
f0mcn ie0oh reht permidelte Sale
itbaffen. Donn pfleeen nidt bios cin.
ielne Stiide III oen &orper ciu5lI.
oriugen ionoern gande Saolmgcn
oercu 9eieitisuns unO Yebanohmg
iebr id)wierig lit lno oft bic mebriode
Glrhlell6hinQ mo 4botogropble
ocs Ieriplln0eten in pericbicOcnen
3ihhrneen nohuenoig moht,
Die @rocbniiie ser 5elo-9iontgcns
oloaie buben iebr iutcreiionte uno
midtigc gllfihliiiie gebroc6t GS bat
iib ec5eigt oaB mau6e @eiduiic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-27

.SEstfs 5pei Sabre, nohOem &ort-
gen bic @elt nit ieiner Dunoerpollen
Gntoedung bei1enft bdtte, iinO Die
&0ntgenltrobIen nit binausee5ogen
nm in benz &rieee 8erDunoeten lire
llni61tbaren Gienite 5u leiiten. SIN
grie6iib .tiirtii6en 4rieee bnben iie
5ltTn eriten Wlale 9lnpenOung gefun-
ben, ln0 penn lie aud oamals menig
@emdbrllng 8eigtet, 10 batte oenno@
niemano in ibnen oas Yertrauen per-
loren, oas iie in Den lebten Selo5iigen
i'm boliten @faBe gelponnen baber.
9ei ienem eriten 8eriuhe pnren Die
glpporote nod nibt iiber 0as &a6o-
ratoriumsitooium binans oeOieben
un0 es lit fein Mun0er, penn ole gr-
foIge nit Dem neren @ilfsmittel nidt
erbebIid paren. Ger ipoilii1somerifa-
niide arieo lteate 6ereits ein 9font-
genla5nrettihiff in ieinen 0ienlt, inlO9
IN olen folgenoen Sriegen mllr0en
itets ocr6elierte Ginri1tungen be-
must Gs ieinicht inermdbnt eelaiien,
oaB Die Sopaner i'm uiiiih.japuni-
i6eu ariege MIR oelitide 8ontgen.
einri6tungen benuBt baben. Canals
pareH oie Observation-Disclosures be-
reitS bod entipideH, ober jeoer Sfrieg
lebrtS peite @rfu6riingen lino 8er-
beiierimgetl, lno audi Der jetige miro
Dieoer bieles briugen, lDoS mir iebt
bereits germ wiiBten, Inn eS Den
&pfern oes gelpnltigen 8olferringens
Sueute fomnen 81 laiien mo Die
&umanitGt ielbit inter 0os entieblibc
W|orDen 5ll oerpilan5en. g8ir per8id-
ten oarauf Die pbDiifoliiben 05runo-.
logen Der R0ntgenmeoi5in 81 er0r-
tern. Sic finO 10 aagenein befonilt,
oaB mir uur fur5 oaran erinneru.
98enn man aus eirem @lasgefdB Die
Suit mlspuupt (uno oomit itarf ber-
0itnnt) ltno MN ourh iit Die @los-
ip6nOe eingeihmol5enen Gr1bte einen
@e6ielitrom bober iSpounune bin.
einleitei, 70 treten 2eu6teriAeinun-
gen allf, Die ie noA Dem @raOe Der
2rftoerOiinnlne beriAie6eueu Gba-
rotter ltno peri6ieoene @iaeniHuften
bnben. Sci elmer |erOiinniine Der
2ldt oilf / 100000 bis 100000
treten an Dem negatibeu Irabte be-
merfenSperte StrabIen ouf, oie ser
fiir3liCb peritorbene Sittorf i'm Sabre
1869 entoedte uno ais aatbooenitrob-
len be5eibnete. Dieie Stdblen bnben
Die gieeni1aft, on Der ibrer Nus
ganesiiclle eegenii6erIireenOen @los-9
WonD Der &at6ooenrobre Oas @los
81 eigentiimlident pbospbprel5en5or-
tigen 2euhtet 5tl bringen. Grit &ont-
gen entoedte oonn 1896, 6nB ouBer-
bolb Der 9fobre al Der pbospborei3ie-
renoen Stelle cine eon5 neue Strob.
Ienart auftritt ole Die merfpiiroige
@joenihaft bot, oae aorper, iomobl
Die olrhiidtigen ipie alId ole un-
ourhiidbtigen, 5u 0urHoringeH. Wlit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-27

modt merOen f0nnen; Die cine fommt
6u oen glften 0es 8erlpunoeten ole
nnoere panOert ins 9o5orett. gluf Der
SHae fam Der bebonoeInoe glrot bel
Der glufnobme lm0 DER llntetiuhung
notpenoiee gemerfllneen MAIDEN, Die
iib onnn ebenfaas nuf ben H0ntgen.
bilOern wieoetfinoen, 10 DAB Ser.
lpebslpneen oliseeidloiieu iipo.
Ger @auptipert Der &0ntgenalif.
nabmeH beitebt in Dem gtadmeiS
itedengebIiebener @elhoYle i'm &5r-
per ln0 Der genauen @.rfenntilis Der
berltriahten 8erlpliuoun0en uno Ser
itOrungen Der betrofienen a0rperteiIe.
Bon oen trCffenosn Suoeln 6Ieiben ia
i'm ean5en MIR penise iteden oeun
MIR Die goi5 matten, ihon Our1 Sim
oerniiie ollfeebaIteneB @eidoiie fonn
Der menihlihe aorper 5uriidbalteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-27

tig Our6OringIib 3u MAIDEN (unter-
i6ieOlihe uSGrteD, Die R6utseubiI-
Der iebr piel anpuiiungsfdbiser unO
mebriageno ols ole gepobnliden
Sdattenbiloer gs lit m6glitb, nit
oen 9ionteenitroblen Die feiniten
Strrftureu Der &no6en Der &iefer.
uno 3nbneebil0e uim. oorduitellen,
10 OaB ibre 2eiihlngen iiber Die bloBen
Shattcnbiloer nett binousgebeu.
ISeben mir ltott oes 9ariltmplatin.
iDoniiridirms Die pbotograpbiide
YIotte. 10 fonnen mir Oauit brett
pbotoarapbiiAe @iIOer aepinnen nn0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-27

nidts on0eres berborrufen. als glatte
&6ber in ben @eweben Die in ben
&no6en. gluoere @eihoiic 5eigen oo.
eeeen cine gemiiie Spreueluirttng,
iiber oereH llriohe man nod niHt
fIor lit. Qieie Sprengpirfung lit aber
BON oen &ermiinolmeen ourh ole TO-
genannten Gumoumgeidoiie ourd-
aus unteriheiobor, oenn Oeie linO
immer iebr b0sortiger uno ihper
beilbare 9tatiir, peil Die 3erreiBlul.
gen in0 8eritorungen 6u lHiongreId
peroen.
@s bat iid iibrigeus ee5eiot, Sab
Die 9fontgeuiirablcn nb cine tbero.
peutiide @irfing beiisen inoeal lie
Die 8eripIitterteu ooer eetroffenen
auoden sur glbionoeriing Oes iogc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-27

gebraht Deroen. Sino oie ltedeuge-
bliebenen @eihoBteile feimfret ID
meroen iie bon Dem beiIenOen Ssno-
den einaeidloilen lno beilen nit elm
obne Sdaoen on5uriften. Stent lih
ieooh Snfeftion elm mas bei 0e.
ihoBpermunoungen iebr ielten ut -.
70 laBt iib oas oilrd cine Nonioenia.
terllhung erfennen @cra0e III Die.
icr Nejiebung leiitct Die H6utgeu.
tcrbnif iulicbdBbare Iieniie. GS fon.
men 5oblreid)e 6due Dor, in oenen
SermlnOete fr0ufeln, obne 0oB idt.
bare llrladen uorlie9eu. 90 bntie elm
Serlulm0eter ON &opie einen Strcii.
idluB crbalten. Ger am SnGOelfnohen
ouBen feline erfennbore Spir binter-
lieB. Sroboenuuroe Der 3otieni ni6t
9ciuno, er frGnfelte fortuGbrcuo uno
9attc eroBe 9opibeihweroeu. eMe
9iontgeuauinobme idnaf gIuitlarlna.
Ser StreifiduB bate nGmAh an ser
Sddocl0ede innen Elm fleiueS Siiid.
dlcn Der iogenonlteu @loStoiel
eincr bortcn Saut 0ie oen Sd1oel
inncn austleioct loSgeiprenQt oo5
nun anf 00S @ebirn cinen iidnoiaen
Irud mlsiibtc uno 0ie 4ronfbeiScr.
iAciningcn cr3cll9ie. Somic oieies
Splittcrdcn opcrntip cnifernt mar.
9enos Scr Germuioete. SoIhe Sale
linO ole eigcntliHen Cbiette ser Rout.
genolo9ie; obne iie mare }. g. Die
llriobe Ger aronfheit niAt ent0edt
purOeu. mo Der Nlnun bate 0aran
troB oaer orStliben Wliibe lluo aunE
uno pielleidlt nod iabrelanaem NM
idglhen &eioen iterben nillien
Ger Segcn Der eroBen oeutiden
Gntoeduna Int taum iiberihdbbar.
Dic SccreSbermnIhmg bat iih oeu
@unoiaB 5u eieen aemaht, Dab ie0er
&ermim0etc 9lnpruh mf cine A0nt.
aenlnteriuhung BAT, uno es lit nber.
oaB Oa0urd niht BLOB Sonienoen lmo
Abertmtienoen oos 2eben gereitet
miro. ionoern Sunoerttoiienoen mld
itnuotigc Sbner5en uno 2eioen cr-
ipart bIeihen Sn ben 0eutihen 9lr-
iucen lit Der Rontgenoienit pOr3agliA
mo militoriid organiiert Iie 0'e.
bilfen fiIbren icoen SauOariii. bonn
0crbeitrngeu bis sum @ie0erbetien
Der 81 unterfd)enoen 9ermnnocieu
nod oorgclbriebcner @eile aus. 10
ooB oieier 2a5arettoienit buhitlbid
c6enio flappt pie Die @emebrariiie
0os lit iinbeomgt erioroerlih menn
in Der filr5eiten 3eit Die jeoe icbnele
.. B. ausfdtSreihe dr8tIihe &iIie
beongt oos @lenidenmogli6e geIci.
(SoIdeHuna AMI ber 0. eslstl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-27

in ieinen einoeInen Seilen lpegen Der
gerteilung bon &uoben, 5leiiA,
WlusfcIn lno onoeren Organen Die
peri6ieoenorftgiie GurdOringburfeit
fir 9fontgeniiroblen aufmeilt 10 &c.
Iiugt es lulter entiprehenOcn WaB.
nobmen. oaS oIles iiAtbor 81 modem.
gS iei ousoriidlicb 6arouf 6ingeiuie-
fen, ooB mon iiHmer tuir S1otten-
wiirfe ieben fonu d6hG9 cen Gil
bouettcn bel eepobnlidem 2i9t. 90
maugclbaft ou6 Silbouetten onnlu-
ten, iinO oo6 wcgcn Der WtogIihfeit,
Ole 9tontgenltra6len beribieoen fr6f.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-27

einem 2eubti6irm geIingt es, Oie
Strablen ouh Dem 9luge iidtbar 5u
MAIDEN. Ger 2eltAti6irm beitebt aus
@apier, oas nit 9oriumpIotincDaniir
beitrihen iit unO oieier denlii6e 9ln-
itrid leudtet in 9l0tgenitrablen oui.
Seat man olio 6mii6en antbooen.
(ooer 9f0ntgen-) robrc uno 2i6t.
ibirm einen @egenitono, 10 pirft er
cinen S6otten, 1ieier miro AMI benz
2eudtidirm ebenfous iibtbar. Da
nun nomentlidb Der tieriide &0rper
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-27

nannten &allus onrcaen. Ser aaIluS
lit onfanas meih lnO eallertartig, err
5drtet o6er ipater ourh glnbditnng
pon anodeneroen (aolfial6eu), be-
werfitelligt olio ihlieBlid Die Sci.
hme. wenn mir Die auohcnitiideH in
einigermoben cute Gage 0ueinanoer
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-22
F. A. NORTH COMPANY
DISTRIBUTES PIANOS
Squares" Taken in Part Payment to
Be Given Churches, Schools and
Worthy individuals

The high cost OF music was struck a
forcible blow today when the annual free
distribution Of square pianos was begun by
the + A. North Company 1906 Chestnut
street
one hundred churches, Sunday schools,
institutions and homes In the city will re.
ceive pianos this year. The annual dstri.
button for 1917 consists OF 100 square
pianos, secondhand but Of good tone in all
cases They are especially adapted for
beginners, for whom they are intended pri.
marily.
The pianos arc distributed through a
unique arrangement OF the piano store,
which makes no charge except for delivery
and the actual cost Of repairing and tuning
the instrument. Because Of the large de-
mand for the pianos. first choice is given to
those who apply In person, mail applications
being considered next The applicant must
show that he Is worthy Of receiving the
gft
The free distribution Of pianos by the
North store, which has resulted in hundreds
OF poor families receiving pianos in the
last few years, is made possible through the
large numbers OF old pianos received by the
store in exchange for the Lester player.
piano. These pianos formerly were sold.
but the idea OF supplying the foundations
for musical education for children appealed
10 the management.