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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-19
glntumubiIneiet.l t.lle6crtretnnaelt.


&ieIe Ferionen ipegcn 8erIeNmg Der
9eltimmIngen 6eitroft. 9luto-
mobiI.Gommiiidr 9augbmon lGBt
Die StroBeu i'm gon5en Stoote
i6arf ii6erpaden. - Cine gln.
5abl Sicen6en ent5ogen. - Srln.
fenbeit lit oft Die llria6e.
Sic Motorrao 9eomten Oes
Stoots.9lutomobil. .GommiliGrS Der.
baiteten in Der oergongenen @ode
cine groBe 9ln5abl 9lutomobiliIten,
Die iidb gegen ole beItebenOen 8ors
l6riiten Dergangeu batten. Commit
Jar 9ougbmon iuipen0irte oOer 5og
10 6ubrer.9icen5en 8uriid I'M 8uiot
Der Stroie, Ole bon ser %oIi5ei auf.
erlegt muroe.
Bon Der &oli5ei 6eitroft purOen:
galtimore-Yoge @oibin9ton, $50;
9olliS Smith, $40; giuiam S6ur
mon $40, &omonio 9lbroms, 50, Ga.
mueI @internib So, Samcs @ot.
telp5, 81, S5oiep6 0}. @orOiner, Sobn
Nlorriion 81, SSoiepb S. SOppe, S.,
Ndlton '6omoro, So, Sobn 9. Seoion
50, Gborles 2ub, So, SioOore Sole,
ST, &ouiS 6alf, So, Mortin 6reoerid,
So, Somes 81. &opell ST, GbarleS Q.
Sro6ing. 81, g9iQionI Z. &edoro, So,
Soiep6 9. Eieiiier, So, SomeS W.
&iaiomion, 500, MoieS 8rown, 81,
9iob 6. Moi $40, gilbert u. GnDIor,
50, @iaiom @areB, Soiep6 @ore,
So, Cabin Sc Gompte, $40.
SSreOerid Charles z. Butler, $25,
Sermon 9ernbeim $25.
@eItminiter-S. S. Sorbouab, 81.
Mount 9IirD-@. S. Geitrid, $25.
S6urpsburg-G. Is. 9lidar0ion,
SO.
Soflon0-9llpin @ut6rie, $25, 90,
G. Scott, $25, GeOi5 SmiSler, $5,
uno $40; &obert Is. @c@onneIl, $25.
Clifton George 81. SonoIan, $50,
$. Ybipple. $25.
G6eltertopg-Glarf Gapis, $40,
@iaiam s. GingolO, ST.
@aroenOille-S. 3. gotbell 81.
SaIiSburD-8. s. Gowning, So,
elmer $. Searn $50; 9(perp MaIo-
ne, $25; GrneIt Sones, $25.
galton-Soe Snrrie, $15; @oIter
8. elliott, $40, 6ranf Niuer, $40
@rantsOille-S. s. Siemnn, $25.
Saneptonn- 8ouI s. 2ippS, 50,
30. 81. Gallagher, 81, CHARLES 81.
6auit 81, Soiepb Stoner, ST, g. gf,
Somois, 81.
SSroltburg-Gecil @. Garter, So.
GumberIano-9. 8olfe, $40.
9lnnapoIiS-S. q. Gauiels, So.
Gen 6oleenOen wurOen ole ST..
cen5 enttpeoer ent5ogen o0er tbeihpei-
ie iuspenOirt:
elmer s. Searn, Telmor, Gel.
G6riiiVn Sitter, 260S Suntingoon-
9loe, Baltimore.
Somes @iaiamion, bon @oOans.
%bilip S. Geitrid, 1903 2ofaDette-
glbe., Baltimore.
George g8. 9orringer, 4S49 @nrf
SeigbtS.9loe., Baltimore.
s. M. 2eGompte, 1926 @eIt- 6ranf.
lin-StroBe.
&emeo 9l6romS, 1910 @idIiorO.
9lpe.
Stanley Solbroof, 73O 9Ieminaton-
glpenue.
9onis 8aIt, 10. StraBc unO 80.
Iter.glpe.
$. Glooton 8coOicrO, 5o4 @oInlt.
9Ipe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-19

w. - E''''
3Oc.; @oitern Shore, @6., uno @a.,
3Oc.; meltlide (Obio), Soc; @. .@o,
Soc; iiiolibe (@..G), 29c.
@utter. II Seporotor, 9flmO,
99-4tc.; @rints, "a @funO, 80
41c.; 8rints, 9funO, 39-41c.;
9oirp 9rints. @0., Ya., @o., 32-
34c.; StorepadeO. 32c.; @oas, @6.
uno Yo., 32c.; &ous, g8.-@o., 32c.
2ebenoes @efIiiGeI. -
Srii6iabrs6iihner, IL bis 11@ YfO.
34-35c.; oIte Sennen 24c.; olte
SG6ue. 12-t3c.; gnten iunge, Is
lie; fleine, t4c.; Gau6en, oIte mO
iunee Eaare, 20c.
9cbuen un6 @rbien. III
Sbinnep @rbien, @uideI, $3.25-
$50; Olem @ro Grblen 9uibeL
$3.25-3.4 9lad oocr Grom Orb.
len @uIdeI $3.25-3.4O; Gountru
Deibe 9obnen 9uideI, $5.5O-6.OO.
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0bit nn6 @cmiiie. = 9Icpfc

SbitnnO Gem Ie. - 9lcpfeI,
glcip- yorf, Sab, glr.1 $4.00-5.50;
glr. 2, $3.0O-3.75; 9obnen crime,
9orb, $t.75-2.25; @erlbobnen,
&orb, $1.5O-1.75; @o6Sbobnen
9orb, $1.5O- 200; &ot6riibeh iiiO-
lide, 8inOeI, 2-4c.; Srout, Sita
fiiIte, So. Sob, $1.5O-1.75; glor-
folf, Sob, $1.25-t.5O; GborIeiton
Gratc, $t.75-2.OO; SeIlerie, 6loy
aiite, $t5O-2.5O; @jurfen. G6oS.,
aor6, $t.5O-2.0O; Sale, 9lorfolf,
Sab Toe. $t.00; Gopfialot, 9&G4
aor6, 50-75c.; = 3wiebeln, neue
Seros, aiite, $t.50-t.75; Spiuot,
bieiiger, &iIte, 20-25c.; Eomoten
8ancD, Carrier, $40 200; G6oice,
$t.5O-t.75; SporgeL Qso., $1.OO
-1.25; gtr. 3, 0so, 6O-75c.; 9io-
oies6en &orb, 50-75c.; @rbieh
So., 9ui6el, 5000.
&ortoffeln. ~ 9(lte, Aelt.
$40. im6 @o., 9uIdel, $3.50-3.75;
oIte, gIelp.gcrf, @ui6eI, $3.50
3.75; olte @oIt. Shore N2o. imO 3d..
@ui6el, $3.50 3.75; giene, gIorfoIt
uno Sompton, Sob, $6.5O-7.50;
neue Gborlelton @rimeS, $7.OO-
500; 90, SeconoS, $5.0O-6.O0;
90, Guas, $2.OO-3.OO; neue, gorf
Riper, Sob, $6.5O-7O0; ncue
9toppobounod, Sab, g3r.t. $6.5O-7.
Slid e, &robben uuO E er-
ropins. - &orpfen, @i0.. 5-Sc.;
6mnoern, @fo., 6-Sc.; &od, 10
20c.; meiBer @erd, 12-15c.; me.
blum, 6-Sc.; geIber9erd, 12-15c;
fleine bis medium, 9iunO, Csc ;
Madrelen, 8fo., 12-15c.; Sailors,
groBe, 8ilnO, 12-t5c.; Medium g
Sc; 9lale, BhmO, 5-Sc.; Gatfii6,
Sc; GIoms, bunOert, 65-75c.;
Sedte, 8funo, 15-1Sc.; Snappers,
@funo, &C.; 6r6idje, eroBe, GubenO,
81 25-150; meididolige 9ro6beu,
0ubenO, 60-75c.; barte Gra6ben,
Sab, $5.0O-5.50; 9orb. $500
$50.
SGute nn6 Col g.-@eial5ene,
2Oc.; friide, 1sc.; beiddoigte, IT,
1885,; 0rp Stint, S3c.; 9oIb. 27c.;
S6of 75c. -$1.25; 2Gmmer, DO
6Oc.; 8uaen, 16-1Sc.; 3iegen, 10
-25c.; &oIs, @funO, 10-11c.
&inOOieb.-SSlnge fette Sticre
bon 1000 bis 1900 @funo @cDidt,
@fo., 9-1Oc.; Stiere unter 1000
Bfo. @elpidbt, S-S15c.; Ohien,
9fo., &c; 8ullem 8fo., 6-Sc.;
aroBe iilnge 9iibe, @fo., 6-Sc. ma.
gere. 4-51ac.; 9iibe nit aolb, $40
go; magere, @fo., 3-31ac.
9 dneine. = 5erfel. ie mad
@r0Be, Stiid, $4.O0-5.OO; Sboots,
ie nab @roBe, $5.OO-6.0O.
&1lber. II G6oice, %funo, t4-
t41ac.; cute, 8imh, t3-13hc.;
Idmerc, Stiid, $tS.O0-2O.OO; raube,
Stiid, $t4.00-1600; fIeine, maeerc,
$S00--10.00.
9Gmmer un0 2 hafe. II
G6oice, fette Sdofe, @flmo, &c;
quite, 4-5c.; raube, Stiid, $500
3.0G; nIte 9ode, %io.. &c; Sriib.
iabrs '2Gmmer, fette, 40 bis 55 @fnO
i@pcr, @fo., 15c.; quite bis mittIere,
@funO, 13-14c.
Sa6of (@arpIonO), 100 &funO.
- Snfcrior ino froIteO, $10-12;
gutter aep6bnIider unO griiner, $13
-15; gutter eemobnIi6er, $16-1S;
mitteIm1Biger, $19-21; gutter bis
rotber, 1924; SoncD. $3.50;
SeconOs, geipobnli6er bis mitteImG.
Bi9er, $t1-1S; Seconds, gutter bis
feier, $19-24; Ban Sobof fire
crreO, $50; Upper Country, oir-
CURED. $S-17. MonacIbofte mo
i@lcdt eemiidte @erpadlinG, BE.
pro Bfln0 nieoriaer.
q, ..xy..k - -. L:oE... OtKE...Lg.1.
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eci elm NSrOOnseut.

SaIbe Qdersgaroeueu uno er1ber; gutter
Bo6en; eleitrif9eS Slot g8aijer nn6 Geitens
peee i'm 8ai IeIepbons uno Sirabenbnbns
@ienIt; inner6aIb is Wnuien bonn Centrum
Der 6iaof @iniee baben guHaaIops, einiee
baben Sduler, eriiee baben Srubt einiee lifio
ueniQer alb 1 @enf per SUB 9alien ole rlib
Sbnen 6eieen luie Die Stduier oieier B1rdellen
lensmittefoiten berabieten. glui Ieibfe Nb5ab'
hlngen berf1utt
Pa65nirageH BET Der 9lHtbienn 9eigbtS &c.,
IeIepbonirt ilno iuir iperoen Gle aufiucbeH.
(2lpr28 E&S-)
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@rnnSitiids-l llcbcrtrusnnseu

VFNHOrNuS~NeU
G6eoOore $. IS. Oilers an 9ouiiu
6. arebs, @cItieite @atterIou-9orf-
9lOenue, nabe Orleans -StroBe, 1876
bel 7S.
9lmanoa 6. Eerrelt an Oaf ct. g.
g. & g. g., I GrumOiiiid, 1873 bel
56.5.
@eli6 Continuation So. au Maru
W}. Wlut6, 9lorrOoitieite 9i6erty
Seie6ts.9lpeme, nabe @arl-9lDenue,
87.6 bel II.
Gbomas s. 9ioOiion umO 6rnu an
9norem &ogtS unO 6rau, @eItieite
6urroW-. nabe NicSenrD.StroBe "A
bel 70.
g8uloo gtelucomer an q. s. 4errin,
8erpolter, @eilieite @reter., nulc
Eratt. .StraBe. 13 bel 70.
Sobn Sc. @uIOer an Clara GDerlD,
gforooitieite Sinoen-9lpenue, no6e
@lolber. StraBe, 20 bel 108.
Catherine 6iiber an SenrD u. &oI
iing uno 6rall, @eltieite 9orf Goo0,
no5e @ercD. Strobe, 1863 bel II.
Gli5abet6 &. Hbillips, 8erpoIter,
an Gontee @. Sidlen 2 @runoltiide.
Gontee 9. sSidlen an @Ii3o6et6 81.
Sbillips, 2 @runoitiide.
GitD &eal @itate SO. an SorriS 2.
Shapiro un6 6rau, Otr. 23O5, Giogu
YIoce.
Siioore q. Sirihberg an 9eonaro
&C. Siri66erg, 2 Grrnoitiide.
6, q. 8eolmear an 9lrnolo 9lanfe
mO 6rau, gfr. 2t32, 9(orO-6uIton.
glOenue
SUlorD u. 4unnede an Sorrp Gel.
Oage imo 6rnu 9lr. 953, O8oro.@olfc.
StroBe.
G. u. Neolmear an George 6. Sail
uno 6roit, Ger. 1920. @eOor-9loe.
CHARLES Iepfin unO 6rou an i.
Mluller, Gillette Bomb, na6e 9llice.
anno-StraBe, 1868 bei t4O
IS. 81. 9eolmenr an 9eonaro Z.
@entrD, gfr. 2720, @enniplOanio-9loe.
Baltimore Sife Snluronce So. an
Samuel 6. StaIlingS unO SSrou,
SiiOieite @nitern.9lpcnle, nobe G6elo.
peofe.StroBc.
Gieiel6e an George g. Serbert uno
6ralt SiiOieite @oitern.9Ioemie, no6e
Gbeiapeafe-StroBe, 1879 6ei 70.
Catherine Sorio an &op6oel Syorio.
0itieite Sore.StraBe, no6e @oliern.
9lbemle, 12 6ei n.
SSoco6 Siegriit on 5. Srping Sling.
goIo, Oitieite Eotomac. Strobe, na6e
oItern-glpenue, 1873 bel 20.
9lrHi6al0 81 3enb an 9ll6ert @il.
bur, Siioieite SIiper-StroBe, no6e
MontforO-9loenue, 1879 bel 70.
gilbert g9il6nr an 9[r6. n. 3eu6
uno 6rou, SHOIeite Oliper.S Str,
nabe MontforO-9(pe., 1879 BEL 70.
SruiteeS ser ct 9eterS-S6uIe oil
WforD s. Gat6ell, 3 @rtnoItiide.
George s. Sodett, SeItamentSDoIl.
itreder, an Sling Gobio So6nion,
9Ioroieite 9ro6lep-. nobe @ine.Str,
13 bel 80.
z. GonoI0 @aiott an 2i5oic 6.
@ebber, 2 @rlmoitiide.
9lm6roie 8ogt an $. &C. @oul uno
6rou, 9toromeltieite Der 0olrDmpIe.
9Ipe., nabe @alcott. so bel 1870.
S. q. saul an .glmbrole @oet,
gtorOweiiieite Scr GolrDmple.9lpe.,
nobe MolCoit, 80 bei130.
Morr q. 9. 9roole0 an Sobn g..
@relieI, SIlieite Der @otomoc.Str,
no6e 9omboro.S .StraBe, 1879 bel SO.
Sobn Z. @oloen an Slnnie Sbapi-
ro, 2 @runoitiide.
9Iuguite 6rance an 9lmp 8rnnce,
@eltieite Der @ortsStroBe, uobe Sra.
.0ilon, 1914 bel 65.5.
SrioIe q. 9. mO 8 u an SSo6n s..
WDers unO 6raiL g}Oroieite Ger Soff.
mon-StraBe, nabe Wlilton-9lpe.
9ln0reip 6. g96ite an QouiS @.
.9leiu lmo 6roiL $500 Darlington.
9ioo0.
SonuneI g. Smith, Sriiitee, an 81.
Sec @ouQ6, Siiooitieite Ger @ouab.
unO @olfe-StroBes.
%Soe 2opine an MorriS @olter itu0
6rou, SiiOieite Der Momrment-Str.,
nahe Stirling.
GbaS. 3. Surlt an Socob Stine
unO 5rou, 1926 9orf SeigbtS.SlOc.
G6aS. 6. Mriabt uno 5rou an q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-19

g6Onncnteu, bic ben - ySeutIhcn GOrre-
ipOnnentcn" HidJi piinftlidI O0cr mnreGeIs
mGkia erhalleH, iin6 9c6ctCn, ner Office
fdpon per ECIcpDOm Ooer lhriftlih Wdt'
tbeilnHg 5H madlrR.
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3iOniiten 6ereiteM iidl fir @OnOentiOn


OUr.
@iele @eeenoeu Der StoOt meroen
in Ser tonnenoen @o6e NIT Den
6ioniltiiAen 5orben - lpeiB uno
blml II befIoegt lein oil @bren Scr
90. .SobreS. Convention Der 8ionilten-
Organization bon 9lmerifo, oeren 8e-
ginn om nGbiten Sonntoa in Der
oWlulif. .glfooemie" itottfinoet. 9ie
Stoot Baltimore bot orrh ibre Yort-
Gommili6re arrnneirt, oob oerDrllio.
Sia.Yarf. .@ineong am @utop Yloce
our6 cine 9llmen.0e 0eforotion ges
idmiidt Weroen iou, ole imeefGbr 40
NuoorotfuB groB iein imo elm glb.
biIO oes S9iloes bon Dopio, eines
Der @mblemc Der 8ionilteu, trogen
lpir0. pr. Gpbraim GeDler, ocr
moblbetannte @iIObuuer, bat ole Oe-
forotion enhuorfen.
Gin Gomite BON bunOert ilngcn
NaGnnern im6 Sranen unter Der Sci
trne bon Soiepb 9. SmotutsfD uuo
9loron 9. Socob 1T fieberboft tbGtig,
Inn einen groBen @rfolg fir ole Gon-
pention ou er0ielen. Cine eroBe gln.
6obl bon @eiAGftsbGuiern miro Die
8ioniIten.Sloeoe pGbreno Der Selt-
li6feiten biBen. @iroBe 8orbereitlin-
gen iinO bereits getroifen Woroen fir
ole beiOen Observation-Disclosures,
Die am Sonntoe 9lbeno 5u gleicber
8eit in Scr u@luiif- -9(taOemie" mo
I'M u9lutorium" Itottfinoeu. Serpor.
ragcnoe &e0ner merOen 9lniprnhen
bolten ooritnter Or. Stepben 9.
g8iie bon Nem.Yorf, Notbon Strous
bon Naep.9orf, 9Ridter Sultan 8.
Mad bon Chicago; &abbiner Or.
Wtar Seller mo 9lnoere.
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Noi.DamuFer.

Baltimore II. philadelphia Dnn.
pfer.@o." (Gricsion-2iuie), Bier l..
2igbt-StraBe.
n9lelu-gDorf unO Baltimore Srans.
portdtion 60, Sub DER SreOerid-
5traBe.
Baltimore Stenm Badet 60.
(OIN 8aD 2ine). FierS l0-13
Sigbt.StraBe.
.Merbauts anO W1iners' Srnns.
pOrtation 2ine", Bier 8, Sub bon
SiiO.@apltraBe.
a@beIapeate Steamibip Cine"
Bier 19 Gigbt.StroBe.
oDort Riper 3ine". eier 1s. Sight
StraBe
Baltimore, Gbeiapeafe & 9ItIantic
Railwnp Go.", piers A, Az, 5, 6
nuo s, 2ig6tiiraBe, uno Bier 1,
Pratt-StraBe.
~Solhelter SteanIboat Co.. Hicr
IL. .StraRe.
nMarpIan0. 1eIaware ano 0ir.
ginio", Seiers 2. 3. 4. 7. 8 lmN q,
piaht-StrnRe
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%Otirnuaen an Der GieFscn SIftieu.
b0rIe.

8nnoessCbIiaationc
Il, 9. eiberiD 2oan (@ S).. 1OOh
Gtnats Sciuriidten.
9cdrblano 4er .,............ 90
Nlarplano 4er. 1924 . 100
Giabt @aitimore.aftieH.
Baltimore sin 4er, 1926. .. 90 e.
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(Sn 100 Yiln0 Sdden.j Yer &Onne,
Spring g8beot 8ron $34.50-36;
@eItern Wti0olineS, $40-41.
Seu uno Stro b.-3ufubr Sel
1919 Qonnen; Stroh 10 Sonnen.
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iyurmIauO 81 Oerfaafeu.
WUritaOtrigcnt1nm sn Oerfuafcu.
8n perfanfen.

Su OertdnteH.
Dlmila fir 2euie, bic In Curtis Bah mDbuen
@e6en ole in Die neuen 9dliier IN BEN
1000 Blod Der YeHnlngton.eOenue, init 8eran'
ben an Der Sront AL Aue Beaneinllbfetten,
MODERN bis II aue @in3el6eten. Dian HebnIe
Orleans ober Curtis Ban @leltrilcbe, ieiee an
Der 9urtiss9lbenue uno @Dprebs sStraBe n6 unb
QeUe einen 8lod ueitli6 3ur YenntnetonsglDe
Inter ben Ober erlpdbneH pduiern beflHoeH
:" aoeiIi an Sri nnb eteue neIi1 nuO Conn.
tags.
@altcr 8. NeitpBaI,
@iaeutbhmer nn6 9aninternebmer
l19-2O-21 miHHieH BnlIbing. (S]
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Baltimore WsarFtberidJt.

Wfontag, Is. SUM 1917.
Wle6I. A 3uiu6r 2O,699 89iier,
eini6lieBIib 1885 6Giier gu Canton.
9ie yfotirungen moren lpie fol9t;
8eraIeidel:oe greie. Seuie. pebies Sabr
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IleOi5iaiTdje 2Iu5eiSeu.
!6a6en Sic iemaIS OtrTndJt, &c.
iauO ~ werSeu, aber Obne
9rfOIsP

Gs m0G iein. bGB @ie Uit in Be'
banbluHe wdreH, bab Gle Gue Soft
nma aui @eHeiu"e autgaben.
@ie mliien iUilien, Dab IN allen
Iebenslagen Spe8illarbeit Oerlanat
pirb uno bic ipiCbiIgIie bon duen, III
bic pebapoluna bon arGHtbeten. Wo'
run conlultlren Gie IN ber 9riennt.
nib biefer abaifnt9e nitDt einen Spes
siGliiten bon gutem Jluf tiir @ef1id
uno @brlibfeli, menn Gie an eiiIer.
Wl1nnern eieentbimlioben, Hrlni6eii
Ielben ooer bon oerielbeH bsbinoert
msroeH; einen Gpe8idIiiieH, Der aber
10 S1bre pr1ttiibe &rl1brung IN
WidHHerfrailfbeiieH bat einen. Der
sDnen na0 elmer foreiGItieen llnter'
fu0ung lagen lUtrb, Oh er @ie furirett
fdnn ooer rlcbi; einen. bet Gie IN
fiir8eiter Belt lirireH iDirb, ipie eS
ith init benz belten un0 liberiten ne
hlt1t bereinbaren l1bt
Sieie Nrt bon Gpe6taliIten tiuben
Gle, ipeTn Gle pF. pahIrta pUN BaltE.
Mpre, NIB, 406 ptsNaltlmOre.G .Gtrahe,
conlnlireh ST bot Oiele sRdmIer
hlrlrt, bic obne @rfOIe berfu6ten, glb,
bllie ODER Rnr 8n llnben. 2bdS er
fir Anoere 9etbdM fann er Gu1
tir Gle tDuH
@eine SebiibreH ftnb HlebrtG unb
Hdbluneen iperben ben Wlitteln beS
B1tlenien angepQbt arrGnairt.
(S-)
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-19

Gin 66ieS Omen. allnier
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bat er ii6 in ser 9uuitauSiteIhlngs.
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fir iein Spreb5immer gemiinI6tl"
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-19
8u OertGufeu.

Bu beriaufen:
@tnes Der ihBnien fleinen Sdlifer IN Q9als
broof. 5ipeiliodfg; erobe 8immer uno B1o.
@rober cementrter aeller, SeiBnaiiersoe
@runoitid 15 bel 150 SUP; born 1erraie, bin'
ten GemeinoesSarteH 0eu tape5rt iino ans
aeiirlcben. gsdberes yir 2909 &tnbiUr.QlbenHe,
smilcben I uno llbr (Widi13-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-19
BsrIuuGt- ytauuer nuS Suabsu.
8erInuat i'm glasemciuen.

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Observation-Disclosures 'Bhreau,
g2r 215 unb 217, 0Dnrtl1nbs sStrnhe.
@pre6ItInoen bon / bis 6 llbr.
(9iob29-) Miinnd VI. Me1er, AgenttH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-19
gerIaust- -8raneu nub W9abden.

Ycrldngt:
Sine Srau, Die @naliD oerebt iiir allGes
meine Sausar6eit gutes 9eim uno outer 2obH.
0ann NaGts i'm Sduie bleiben Gab3ura9en
Nr. 2O9, Sit'Eeiion'Str (SnHil9-29)
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-07-11
lEssERsuh

SPRINGvILLE. July love are hav-
ing nice weather after so much rain.
crops look fine and some farmers have
commenced having -. Mesdames Ont
celt and Holeuheck are at the home
Of Lemach Graham for a few DAYS. ..
Misses Sadie and Violet Anderson Of
Clear Lake, South Dakota. are visit
ing their mother. Mrs Ruth Derr and
sister. Mrs Hugh Buchanas .... Bare
dance at Hugh Buchanan's was large
is attended and good time reported.
Mrs. Luther Rumsey visited her moth
er and relatives at Lacrosse. .... Mrs
Lucy Allen returned to her home at
Lacrosse ....Arthur Thompson will
be riding in a new Ford car, as he has
ordered one. Mrs. Minnie Derr Wis
tied her daughter, Mrs Frank Graham
Arie Favor and wife visited Truman
kendall's on Sunday Russell Stew
ems and wife visited mother and sis
tiers Sunday. Ray Mcdonald visited
his wjfe's parents. the Prindles at
Red Mound May Miller is working
for Mrs Florence Christensen at New
Marvin Wood purchased a horse
from Jim Chambers -., Hugh Buchan-
IN finished Improvements on his house
and il is a fine modern home .. Har-
old Reed is working at Hugh Buchan-
an s WIDE AWAKE
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-07-11

STATE OF WISCONSIN, IN CIRCUIT COURT
~ for Vernon County.
c. &, Thomson. plaintiff. vs.. Simon E Meyer.
defendant
BY virtue Of an execution Issued out Of The cir
cult court for Vernon county Wisconsin on the
2lst day Of June, 1877. on a Judgment entered and
docketed in said court said day in favor Of the
plaintiff. G. r. Thomson. and against the defend
ant. Simon +. Meyer for four thousand seven
hundred forty-two dollars and FIVE cents t${1l2 90
damages and costs.
Notice is hereby given that have levied upon
all Of the right. title and interest Of the said de-
PENDANT in the following described premises, The
northeast quarter ca Of section twenty four t24)
township thirteen GID. range two ~ west and
the northwest quarter ca Of the northwest quar-
ter "a Of section nineteen 40 township thir-
teen U3l. range one "a west all in Vernon coun-
~. Wisconsin and that the Goth day of Aug
ust, 1917. at the hour cf two o'clock D. m. Of said
day az the front aSr Of the court house in the CT
ty Of Viroqua, Vernon county. Wisconsin. ] will
offer for sale and sell TO the highest bidder for
cash. all Of the right title and interest Of said de-
PENDANT in said premises, much thereof o.
may be sufficient TO satisfy said execution inter-
est and costs Of sale.
PERRY CowDEN Sheriff Of Ycrnoa Co
Dated June Fist. 1917.
Lincoln s. Brewer. Attorneys for Plain tiff Rich
and Center Wisconsin
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-07-11
HAS SOUTH SALEM FOUND SAME?
The Answer is Found in the
Straight Forward Statement of
a South Salem Resident

We have been reading week after
week in the local press of Viroqua
citizens who haYe been rid of distress
ing kidney and bladder troubles by
Doan's Kidney pills, and we have Of.
ten wondered whether the same high
opinion o T this medicine is 0 be
found In our neighboring towns. This
frank and earnest statement by well
known and respected resident ofSouth
Salem will set this doubt at rest.
AmmOn Ames, South Salem, Wis,
says: II was troubled for months by
kidney weakness. The secretions
from my kidneys bothered me, espec-
tally at night. / used Doan's Kidney
Pills and got a permanent cure. / am
glad to endorse this medicine.
Price SOFA all dealers. Don tsimp-
" ask for a kidney remedy-get Doan's
Kidney same that cured Mr.
Anes. Foster.NilburuCO., Props, But.
falo, \. Y. .
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-07-11
Now linn in City

Messrs. Atkins and Caldwell, two
gentlemen who have been employed
in salesroomS and repair shops ia this
city, have taken uB business for
themselves having leased for year
the large Market Square garage and
repair shop of Albert S0lyerson. This
outfit is not excelled in any town Of
the size Of Viroqua. and being practic-
al and experienced 10 handling differ
ent makes Of automobiles, Messrs.
Atkins and Caldwell feel capable Of
handling general repair work, viii
wash and sdJus' machines FURNISH
supplies and oils etc. Their motto
will be to give value received and ac-
comu0date every patron who fayors
them They invite call from all
alIfn uMrerS.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-07-11
RURAL NEWS ITEMS
Contributed by the Esosor's
Live Correspondents
HARMONY.

NEWTON July AFTER several
months in which there have been but
few religious services in Newton. reg
ular serv ices are resumed al the Adj
vent Christian church, Elder i G. Rov-
Ell, preaching every Sunday morning
and evening. Sunday school IS con-
Quoted at the close of the morning
service and good interest is manifest
Cd. Mrs Roger is superintendent, d.
F. Allen, assistant and Mrs Elmer
Dakc secretary and treasurer Supt.
Bremen and a few Methodist Ii uen.
met at the house of Worship last Sat
urday to consider the condition of the
building 1t was decided TO repair
the same, So there is a prospect of
further services Of tnat denomination
49,. AT the annual school meeting lit
tie business Of Importance was offered
for discussion. VIII Rumsey was elect
ed director and r. =. Dake is serving
as clerk, Mack Allen, treasurer.
The county road crew are stt,l with
Us. frequent rains materially IetarGinC
the work They viii likely continue
thrCg@h daly Elder Rover IS living
in the C-J Dake residence opposite the
a {. church aud combines manual la
Dor with his pa>,orate DATES Hehas
cOmpiUted lur construction of siio
for WIZ CampoeN and : now fulfill
ing the contract for one tor John Err
ickson- Independence day passed OIL
quietly. a few participating "a picnic
gatherings. Airs. Alton Morrison
spent last week at her parental home,
that of W. w, Powell at Genoa.
Mrs. Bert Adams and children of La
Crosse spent fortnight with her par
enis, Mr.. and Mrs +. s. Dake Mrs.
Tom Peterson was visited by her neice
and nephew. children of Philip Bout
tieur of Chaseburg Mrs D. F. Allen
is visiting relatives at Lacrosse and
Be oft, spending the Fourth N the lat
ter place.. Mrs Nellie Hastings.
one OF the county experienced teach
ers, is attending summer school t
Lacrosse normal. Mrs Hans Myre.
who was in the hospital three weeks
undergoing operation for appendicitis.
is in good health since her return.
Balbert Proctor has been in poor
health for some time......W regret
the passing Of that good woman. Mrs
Allen Fish Of Niroqua. Elder Royer
was called to conduct the funeral last
Thursday. NJ d. b.