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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-02

SeIl-Livestock-Buy.
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FRESH . gallon Jersey COW Phone 6s91N.
FOR SALT young horses. spring
wagon and haruevs- sos Tryas 81.
GENTLE pony and saddle for sale s-5-
Phlre s59E-
BURKOS Tor pacsinE. saddle. work or
breed Phi Iona Tiga ranch. Nsiet- S72J-
FOR sALE-Fine Jersey mich cow Pm.
Harp. -Il-
FOR SALE Holsteiu hcifer Palm and
Blssett sts-
WANTED Horse Tor ir- feed. easy work
and good care Phone 1s-sR
TEAM az mule. wagon. pillow. sera1er.
cheap. Phone s31--
eco graded Aururs goats Tor SALE 81 per
head around. Address vs.. u OLSON. Water
Zoo. New Mex
HORSE and harness for sale. gentle and
delivery. Gem steam Baking Co.. $50 SD
stanton
FOR SALE-FIva work mares. three IN
broke mares and some young stock Chlz
2. Bartlett "a Mesa. n NJ
FOR SALE-One AL sound horse. one
good buggy, two sets single harness. W. So.
Greek. 1903 Nevada ST. phone I'f7-
PERCHERON stallion Lender. Jr-.-D Dap
p'e gray. weight 1000 pounds. sound and
gentle. well broke Co work, finest horse in
west Texas colts uniformly good from aiI
kinds Of mares plenty 90 show Iona Tira
Ranch. r. II 10. .. ~ Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-02

ron sl5z-F-~ ->[--- IN - --@-----
F Commission Cd.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-02
nMNEE sAYs SILL

4 room bungalow with E-assal prrch- on
fnEIf1 feet south front. modern iu every
detzil- two blocks from Alta Vista school
The terms are easy and the price Is only
$4,000.
UE-R~ON-FTLLER,
Superior Homes
sos Mesa ave. Phone 1851
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-02

OR COTTAGE
Five room house. Pomona. Calf: two
new modern houses. near High school. six
acres down the valley on the interurhau.
1e1s acres. all in pears; two story on West
Rio Grande; Two story. close in on North
Campbell street
vacant lots Tor house; good auto for
lots OF cottage.
". y. CARL.
c0e Caples- Phones So and 9sz-
FOUR ROOM BUNGALOW
All built in features glazed sleeping
porch. screened in porch, good out build
i1Es near Alta Vista school. one block car
line $500, $3.50 down. balance $50 month
including interest Phone 1898.
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW
Close i- on S. Erain s-- new and vz--
attractive rooms and basement Prl-J
S55o0- $3.50 cash. balance $50 month
L. T. ETBLER.
Phone
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-02
Ready Reference Basinsss Directory
,elecGFe Agencies

The Ben Williams Detective Agency
Sgl-e fIs FIRST Nat Bank Bldg Pm 1905.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-02
Hair Goods


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SWITCHES and rutfs made from c1mbinE1
Eirs f1- rent 10 BucEler Bldg. Phi ss11-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-02
Soda Fountains, Drug and Confee-
tIoEerY Fixfures
Storage Warehouses
Stove Repairing

r'-7----=-H-r--=s
HoI SEHOLD goods packed. shipped or
stored Daniel F'urn- G. Nat. Facty. un- 1895
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-02

HIGHLY IMPROVED RANCH
Situated IN Tslera. win trade on
II PaE0 property ard assume
FRANK p cox.
Phone SIS us Czules Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-02
rEERI-kIRArArEIck 81.

PERRY -hLhhEALE4Ch Co
Has Just completed SIX beau
t5fuI huuEa lows built in the
quality way Prices range
from $1,000 % $3.50 All are
well located and are
w1ud -rf-l values at those
prices. Call phone SOC. or see
salesman at Cur office.
SIS WEST SAN ANTONIO ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-02
Musical
Mattress ReaovaEng
Pfunbsrs


slEN'S i 6a7I s'7r5,1s 5SaGSl p, 81,
LADIES' 20 hand clothing bouEht Pm 5S45
HIGHEST Prices PAID for ola clothes and
she's Phone 1-s9
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-02
Educational
Furniture Packing

FRENCH lessons e.ven b. French lady
L--- I.--- CTS only 100 s-cr.-a ave.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-02

Veterinary Surgeons
Welding Shops

iEAHN MACHINE and automobile parts
-a.lcl- Buchanan Wel1ius Co. c12 Sal
-aur-s-o ST. PHI 1-f-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-02

Ready Reference Business Directory
Observation-Disclosures
NCEEAN T. VEAZET.
Herald Bldg. Phone $3.50
Ell pA-O AUDIT CO.
vs.. H. PAYNE. Account
I'm -rf AH.s E-L- Phone 1----
BORDER AUDIT CO.
E1-l Or H.r-.. sam 2 Sims
7a, STILLS h..- Phone So
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-02

'-'7-----------~-~-~---~e
antonio Dealers in scrap iron. rubber.
copper brass. bones. etc Phone fzse-
HERMAN BLOCH Co. 51s-7ls-7z0 s
Oregon ST. PHI 5t5G- Old metals rubber.
-1Ez- hc1ss. horns. WOOL hides hair etc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-02
Spanish Lessons

On EESATlONAL-CSs v- groups now
-1z----s- Ealunre college Pm $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-02

T. -AAaAn rA-AA IN HL0lA1
Furniture. cut glass and china: furui-
---e repairing. refilishIns and upho-ster-
ira- Get orr prices See our work
g. D. HOJSER UPHOLSTERINtf CO.,
1905 First ST. Phone $40
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-02

Corner on Texas street. 5-E
1905 attractive price on this
property for FEW days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-02
Carpets Cleaned

''-'-------~--- ----------~--------~
COMPRESSED AIR, steam or vacuum car
pr- gir-Hins- sewing or laying DI SANG
a. Ne.horu- phone 1898
CARPETS. vacuum. dryed. OF steamed
G. leaned punt.ry Carpet Cleaning works.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
Ser5ensfricOen.


@ornm gibt es 10 oiele miBnnl-
tbigc, in5ufrieoene 9eute? Cod mnr,
neil es 70 oicIe eibt, oie iib oos 2e-
ben gon5 onoers geoa6t botten, ais
es in @irflidfcit lit; iic bottcn &C.
ooht, oos 9ebcn genieBen 5t fonnen,
unO nm lit es M}ii6e lmo glrbeit. Sic
beocnfcn nift, ooB chen nur Oos Sc.
ben f0itli6 lit, Oos ms in Wliibe
unO 9lrbcit 6incinfiibrt. 9tebcubcr
oiirfen mir oo6 10 manbe @roliiding
genieBen, piclcS, mas ms an eoeln
6reloen eeboten miro mo oie mir
obne Gernohl6iiigung lnicrer Yflid-
ten I'M 9eben mitne6men fonncn.
@orum ergreifen ibir Oenn inler
Gaeelpcrf nit elmer oiiitcrcn Strengc,
0ie rns- obitoBeno rmo Dor Der 3eit
aft modt? Soften mir nibt Dor
alien Oorno6 Itre6en, Der Sonnen-
idein itnIerer llmGebun9 5ii iein?
SIT es ni6t ein 6o6cS Sob, meun mir
bon elmer FerIon ioecn Oiirien: Sic
lit INNER better, immer 6ufrieocu. ="
IoS fonnen mir ober nur 0onn iein
menn mir ocn rebten SeelcnfrieOen
ba6en Den Ser 6err onf i6rc 9itte
oen Seincn tdgli6 idenft mo 6efe-
Iiiet. Eragen mir oieien Shob IN
unierem Ser5en 10 ilieBt oarous Oie
eroBc 2icbe, Oie iuir alien Mcni6en
5lmo( fiirnc6mlicb ober unieren
SousgenoIien cntgeeen bringen; oie
oroben umo oie eerineen @ioerlpdr-
tiafeiten, Oie Oos Qeben MN einmal
nit Ii6 brinet, werOen ni3t imitonoe
icin uns 10 81 pcrltimmen, Dab
@liBnult6 mO lln5ufricNenbeit ms
fonnen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
SSuli,iit 2picr cr6ult Fdl.

@oli5iit 2ufc 0picr bonn iiioIi4cn
Giltrift, Der nit 5pci SugcbulmOcn
I'M &opi I'M lluioeriitdtS, 0oipitol
Onrnieoer lie9t, befinoct iicb oni6ci-
memo oli Dem gSege ocr 9eiicrlmg
Gpier wIroe in 6cpuBtloiem 3u-
Itanoe om @lontog 9l6eno in Der Spcn.
rietto-StroBe, 5uiiben Der @utap-
un0 Der bino-StrqBe, oif9ciunocn.
@0Oic @roB, Der 95rocr, Scr in Ger
iiibIi6cn &oli5ciltotion icitocbolten
miro, go6 gclteru Morgcn Dor 9li6-
ter Honit fcine @rfldrung ob lm0
WirO in cincm ierneren Ger6or onl
20. Sini ocrnommcn mcrocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
WrnuSftIds-lI -lIcbcrtrasnmscn,

@lobe &euItp SO. an u. Is, Senne-
oD ilno 6ralL 1 Got.
6reoerict G. Bet, 9lomr, an go.
pbie 9cb II. ~, ntebrere &ots.
Sppbie 8eB II. u. an Grncit @or-
ner, mebrcre &ots.
@rnelt @orner an N}arie 6. Sind,
5iiOicite Scfierionitr., no6e Central
9lpe., 1925 bel II.
GericIbe an Sophie Bet, me6rcre
2ots.
Sophie 8cs an Niarie 6. 2in@,
Siioweit.@de SooGnnoitr. na6c Sen.
tral-Qlue.
@ar4ie e. 2in6 on Sophie 9eb,
Siioicite Ga0er, nu5e @0enitr. IA
bel 60.
Gieicl6e an OieIel6c, OIticite Ga.
nal, ndbe Sciferloniir, IA bel 80.
&itlc Guarantee II. EruIt SO. an
G1as. $. 9roofe, S8eitleite @}onroe-,
nobe &om6oroitr., ~ bel 60.
0ieielbe al G6os. $. 9roofe itno
6roil, g8citieite N}onroe., nabe &om.
barOitr., t2 bel 60.
Gieiel6e an 9llbcrt 8. Burlington,
Meltleite Nlonroe-, no6e &om6nroltr.,
~ bel go.
&e6ecco s. YcnnD6oder an Minnie
0t. Sliper II. g., giorooitieite 9ioie-
9iaeD, nobe Yreitonitr., 1913 bel 40.
,So6n @}. 9iequarOt, Eriltce, an
&orrp 6elOmon ino S5rolt, 2 Cots.
9f. s. glnoclmicr, 9lomr0 an San.
nie Spears, Siioweitlcite Citing, na.
&c 2on0olciir., 47.6 bci 10.
&oucl @urbelsfi an II. @oplowic5
im0 SSroiL Sii6ieite 6ountoinltr., ma.
be @oltle.9laeD, 10 bel 60.
MloIlic SoBloo on Snru6 @recn.
bcr0 9lor0oit.@dc 6apctte- lnO 9(nn-
Ctr.
@ernoro 3. 9orrctt uno Srou an
4. St6o Gang im0 6rmL 9tor0weit-
@dc @ilmor. unO 6oDcitcitr., 16.S
BEL 85.
ySoltcr $. 2oubie al eugene g..
M}crgent5olcr Mcitieitc @ront-, no6c
@oIoeritonitr, 1924 bei 321H.
Sodion gieolt0 Corp. al Sermon
SO. N}cper g2eiticite scr @ilmor-
Gtr. uo6c Fott'rjor 9lpe. IA bel rs.
Sowca @. %lcti6 an 81. y. Sec
Soil, 1911 9lbbott1ton-Str.
81. 6. Sec Soa an Sopea Is.
&Ictih mO 6rou 1911 9(b6ottiton-
StroBe
Clifton 9. @romn mo 6rau an
N2obcl @. Ioib, 6 @rimoitiide.
Gbos. 8. Sein etc, Eriit, an Seml.
81. 8opo, 4O3, &eIt "a. Ctr.
Go6eIter Some @lo0. So. an M.
&e6renS II, o., Sii0peltleite 9uame-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
Qaa rOtde @OIO.

Inter oicicm Iitcl bcrihtet ser
oa6clie6te @crioiier g9ilbclm G.
9oubc in ocr ndbiteu Sonntog nit
5mci @oden @eripGtltng crideinen-
ocn @ainlmner Der n0eutidlen
Sousirau~ iiber Die Ginoriidc. welde
er bel cinem 9eiu6c Der @ol0rcgion
in 9eao, Sfloboma, empfaneen. Sn
rcdt aul6oulider 9eiie dilOert er
Oen &crlauf ser @ol0gcpinnung bonn
pinSiacn &orndcn i'm Sonoe bis sum
icrtigcn @oloborren. Bon anOercn
9lriifeln in oieier Summer iino 81
nenneu: Sauitrirte @6ronif Der Belt,
gilOcr aus Der @cIhidte 9lmerifaS
bon Or. Is. ". zimmerman, Eidt
uno @eilmO6eitspilege im0 Ger @or'
ten i'm Nlai. gln @r5dbhngen per.
oienen Die biibihe @eidibte Sling.
Itcn" bon 6. aridebere mo Crime.
rlm9cn elmer SolSirau bonn 2anoc"
@rudbmtng. lluO cine meitcrc Sort
icbling 0cS &omuns: a0ie aricgs.
brolt", crb0bt wenn moelih nod
oos Sntereiie am peiteren Gerloui
DER ielieInoen Gr5d6hna.
Sin Ib0nes 9ieo: ,Sm Dlai" BON
@. $. Snd5 lmO Die hlitiee &dtbieI-
@de, ionic aIIcrlei 5ir 9cIiitiaung
uno 9elebrlmg Der 9leinen. bieten
oneencbme llnterbaltlng iiir ocn
gan5en 6omilienfreis.
Ter Observation-Disclosures GbciI bic-
tet cine 6iiae BON glnrengumqcn in
neuciten GorIoeen 5u mooerner Som-
mcrflcioung fir Gomen un0 ain0cr.
neuen @uitern 81 mooerneu SdteI-
arbeiten mo berihieOeucn biibideu
Stidcreicn, ole lid ourd Ieidjtc unO
idnca f0rOcruoe 9lusfii6runs aus.
5ei6nen.
6erncr ent6Glt OaS Seft oud cine
Meuge erpro6ter &e5epte fir Die
6riiblinestofel unO allerlei8oridldee
I'M CONNER. glnOcre 9ubrifcn, ipie.
oGos 56abfditIein prnftiider ggu-
fe", DSous unO Serb, vStimmcn
aus Dem 9eierfreiie~, gricifoiien ser
9ieOaftion" imO .@er Iudt 8er-
panOte mO @etmnte~, troqen aud
0icl oo5ii bel, Oicies Scit 81 eincm
beionoers biiIfreihen fir Die Saus-
frnn 5it ecitolicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
SSarmIumO an Oeriaufcn.

m oucn Gle cine qte Snrm iauien
- 9nno biIliq ilro presmerib iIt2 giir
M nrhono fommi In Sraoe nit ieiner
~it iuonen @ins H. glusfllbr, mo Gle ods bette
G ano in0cn fir oemjidhien Nerieb, mo oer
< onomirib bic beIlen glbiotgebiete bat
81 cher IS Willipnen @onfiimenien iino hierll
- ehcrleocIn Gle besbalb mad no, no Gle Die
y eIien Wiarfie baben, oas Qeiiinoeiie 9lima,
= riuiane Stantsitrdben, beiten Serfebrsne9e.
y lcibeu Gle ncbi BORT. mo fnlte g8inter ilno.
= eoenien Gle. alle itrebiamcn Seutl0e babeH
q riplQe in Mio Qe6dbt. Strenge gSnier mil
Y IS unoS0nee, ipie imglorben 6dben mir Mot
y ieiiee @rirdgc fbnnen Gle bier erdielen.
: eeenidu baben mir eenigeno.
G dreibcn Gle nod beuie, fir ireien 01idlog.
- tcber iinocn Gle mas Gle iucben IN WIo.
2Snt. oSii66ers, 'SS Sslii@oss' Gfi ss"alti S..
Sanptquartisr fir WlarNIaHO.6armem.
(WEai26-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
siaStiIdcr GInacIteIIter 6citraft.

@omorO NSocober, DER an Der 60
hin6in-glpenue mp9nt uno Gin glnge-
Itelltcr oeS 9urcos fiir fleinere griui-
lcBien it, Wnroe bon &i6ter HadorO
ilt ocr mittIcrcn %oli5eiitation nit 50
uno Soften beltroit, oo er angc6li6
George Oiillcr BON SporrowS.@ @oint
bcim &erloiicn eincs @otclS geitern
@}orgen ongegriiicn 6otte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31

Ger es nit Oen @eIeiern rmo 6ron.
aoicn tboten. 5rantrei6 nit oen @l.
idiiern mO Grieden &uBIonO NIT
Oeu Tolen lmo Humonen.
Nloltfc bat bon ser gegcamlnas.
icbloht bon Spidern om 6. 9lugltit
1870 ecidrieben: ISM glagemcinen
miro es penig 5dle ge6en, 100 Ger
toftiibe Sieg nidt in Sen itrotcai.
i6en @lan poBt." @cnn Sir Goua.
las Soia iiber cinen toftiihcn Sicg
5wiiben 9lrroS imo Siic meioeu pill,
10 miiBte er ebrli6erlpeiie lmter frdi.
tiger Seriuiuibuns oieieS SieseS
eingciteben ooB Sinoen6urg oeu bri.
tiid.itratcgiihcn Flan ouf oen aopf
geiteIlt babe.
ToS @eriibmtmerocn ocS cnqli.
ihen Generals lit olio gelihcrt, weu
es ouh Hir lin glusnabmciaae" &c.
idbeben fam. imo 5ipor obne ciqc-
neS 3ut6un. Sic 0eutiben ober in
ocr Seimot6 poGen niht in ocn Sch.
Ier ieucr NiGnner berioQen, oie inn
ariege 1S70/7i Wioltte Oen inqerch.
ten @ormurf madten. ocn 9lbihluB
oeS SeIO5ugeS oitrh eine 9lbnciauna
eegen borihneles 9omborOemcut
auf @oris oer5oeert 81 boben. N}olt.
te nannte in ieiner Tenfi6riit bonn
30. 9iobember 1870 oen @unib lei.
ncr @egncr ,oos 8erIongen nod ci.
mas llnntoglidem" imo bejeidncie
lore &orausiebungcn ais folid. GS
miro g}icmono unter Ocn Gcutiden
geben, Der Die plnnm1Bige 5rontDcr.
fiir5ling I'M @eiten cine Ger5ogerim9
OeS 6rieoens Ourh Sin0en6urq ncn-
nen mohte. Gas iolen ie ibren
SSeinocn ii6erloiien. Sbr Gripodcn
miro nobfoleen. Ionn perocn iic
piinben. nidt geibriebcn lmO nidt
gercoet 5u 6oben. imO miiilcn bcfcn.
nen, ooB pie emit NloItfc, icbt sin.
Oenburg mo 9uOenoorif in politi.
iden mo militdriihen Gingcn oes
@rie9es nit unongreiibarer Slider.
belt urtbeiIen. Seocr nit taftiIdcn
mo itrotcgiiGen 6rogen pertroute
aopf miro unidwer 5i iolhcm er-
fennen gelangen. llno oie onocrcn
ole lid niht nit ser 4uuit ser Stro.
teaie beihdftiaen2 sic mogeu iih
unbeiorgt udbrcno oes arieocs inn
oic @riiicn3 Der Centiheu ourh bic
Ser6en OeS Samples iii6reu loiicn
Seoer Staotsmnnn unO ieOer Seer
iiibrcr erlebt 3eiten. in Oenen cr ein
9ieht Bat an ooS abiohte @ertraucn
Gcrer 81 oppelliren, Die i'm nidt poa
begreiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31

irier.glpporai NIT @umpe unS boGitdnoiecr
Nfpniirunq
Sin Subbnro GinsSo6 Sfcn. TO- bel t2',
bon riidlpdris bci5bar, Transportation
geioe Der obiecn IN gutem 3utanoe. @as
erlte anlidnoipe glnacbot miro aneenomnen.
MdhereS bel nSbc Gabcll GDmpan1," Wr. 81
Wrdlnnnc lslncr (Ulni27-Snni2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31

@uterG Gatb. Sin C6erii De-
mii6t lid, einen auoeren bel Sricorid
Dem @roBen oaoHr1 in ihlcdteSgicbt
5l leben oaB er ocm aonig bcrihtctc
icner iei ein IrrmfcnboIo. 9lidt
lan9c Oanad puroe Oie Sbloht bci
@o6enirieO6erg eeibIaeen. Do6ei
5eigtc Der 9erfloete beruoraeenocu
9Putb mo 9eidbigina. pGbreno iein
9lntlGger cine ie6r trourige Aolle
ipicItc 9llS er Oaber nadl Ocr
Sdlodt an Der Spite ieines 9leai-
mentS Dor oem a0nie porbeimorIhir.
tc, rief i6m 6ricorib Iait 81: n@cib
er paS9 Saui @r audi"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
gOrifaOtciacut5nm sn Ocrfanfsn.
2n pertanfcn.

3n Dertanfen.
@lMtia fit 2emte, bic In Curtis Bah tpDbnrn.
@eben Sie fcb Sic neuen Sduier in benz
1000 9Iod Der YenninntDn.llDenne, nit 8eran'
Ben an oer 5rolt an. 4ae Yeanemlihteiten,
Orleans ober Curtis Bah @lefiril1e, iteies an
Der gurtiss9lbenue iiTib GbpreB StraBe db uno
eeRe einen 9Iod peitIb 5lir Yenningtonsgloe.
n nnier ben oben ertpdbnien Sduiern beftnoen
h1 nlebrere 2d0en
. sl0ent an Srt uub Stene kieIit unO @Onn'
Tags.
@alter 8. @eItpBHI,
@taent6hmcr un6 8uuunternebmcr.
419-20-2t Mtunich 8nilbing. (S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
&erIangt in Aascmeiuen.

8erldngt:
Wtann uno SSrau uuf einen &lab bel @odeDSs
bile, Wio.; fSrnu iiir 9oden uno aleenletne
Sdus1rbei, Winnn fir 9lrbeii alii Dem YldB.
Sobn $4,000 pro Oipnat eininlieblth aolt.
9an5nfroecn bel 3DBn Wf. @ill, 9r. II, gloro'
SrBHt StraRc. (Utat3l-Suni2)
Sbcif6a6cr neinmt:
Tbeil6nber aemiini6t I'M iidD 5ur palte an
elmer Snrn 81 bebeilgen; an g8ailer belle
Gen inter Cultivation. 6adienniniie Mot
erioroerlid @aiieuo fir Serrr, pelc6er oes
Staoilebens mioe lit. Sfupitol $4,000 geidDert.
Sober Geroienit. @oreiiire g. 81. 70" 9ent'
ihlcr GprrcIpOnbcnt (Qiai30- -SuniD
,,9entidle elccnidlait Uun @iarNlnno."
nadlipeinngS,9hrCnu,
Gr. 2i5 unb 217, Guurtinnb. .Strahe.
80. Spre0liunoen bon biz 3 llbr.
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The Cordova daily times., 1917-05-01
WANTS CONTROL RAW MATERIALS
 AF TER WAR
(By Associated Press)

LONDON, May I. - To enable the British empire to resist any pressure that might be applied by any power or group Of powers, in peace or war, by control of raw materials and com modities essential to it's we'll being, the royal commission of the national resource, trade and legislation. pro poses that an investigation be under. taken by other countries and to pre- vent waste of minerals The report is signed by Lord D'Bbernor, Sir H. Rider Iaggard, Sir w. Lorimer, Sir c. E. Foster of Canada, l. R. Sinclair of New Zealand, Sir J. W. s. Lager man of South Africa, and Sir Edgar R. Bowring of Newfoundland
 Concerning soldier settlers. the com. mission reported: I've did not see during our visit to Canada, nor so far as we can gather, is there in the other governing dominions, any strong immediate desire on the part of ex- soldiers to turn to the land. On the contrary, we found that some of those who had previously worked on the land showed no inclination to return to it"
The Cordova daily times., 1917-05-01
MAR OFFICE IS. HOUSED IN THE
 ! !" MAZE"
(By Associated PressD

OXFORD, Eng, May l. - Observ- ins that the war has continued throughout the academic year to in- teefere with the normal operation of the scholarship system" statement of the Rhodes Trust just issued, says that leaves of absence have been granted for periods of three months, six months or a year to eighteen American Rhodes scholars ''who wished to take part in the work of the Red Cross Society and Young Mems Christian Association" A number took similar work for month or six weeks in the vacations. Seventy-six Americans and eighteen colonials have been at oxford for the whole or a part of the past year.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-05-01
WAR |NTERFER SCHOLARSHIP
 SYSTEM
(By Associated Press)

LONDON, May 1, = "The Maze" is the colloquial name for the great ar. chitectural pile in Whitehall which houses the British war office. The building contains more than a thou sand rooms, and visitors often find themselves lost in the bewildering twistings and turnings of the long corridors, with their ante-rooms, of- fices, corners and stairways. The second floor contains the principal offices, those of the minister of war, the military secretary, and others. Many of the war office departments which have expanded enormously since the war began, maintain an nexes, some in very distant parts of the city.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-05-01
DENIES THAT HE |S GERMAN
 PARTISAN
(By Associated PressD

MADRID, Spain. May 1. = Don Jaime of Bourbon, who has been re- peatedly classed among the Spanish partisans of the German cause, is now said by his former secretary, Don Francisco Melgar, to entertain quite opposite sentiments Senor Melgar declared recently that eoldness ore. vailed between Emperor William and Don Jaime, despite the statements to the contrary by the so-called Carlist papers that are Germanophile.
 In letter to Senor Melgar, Don Jaime says: "You know that the kind of friendship shown me in Berlin on the occasion of my last trip there con sisted in having me arrested and in behaving with incredible rudeness to- ward me-"
The Cordova daily times., 1917-05-01

The Empress program tonight in cludes the popular Paramount Pieto- graph and six reel Essanay feature, "Graustark, supported by an allstar east, including such noted film stars as Francis x. Bushman. Beverly Bayne, Edna Mayo and Bryant Wash burn. This picture showed to crowded houses in Anchorage. and comes to Gordoya with popular recommends ton
The Cordova daily times., 1917-05-01
HEALTH NOTICE.

Property owners are hereby notified that the time has expired for cleaning up premises. Starting Wednesday, May ?, the city will clean all unsani- tary places and assess cost of same to the property
 GEO. COOLEY, Chief of Police.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-05-01

Miss Madeline Anderson. who ar rived in Cordova on one of the recent boats, has accepted a position as pianist at the Empress theatre, reliev. ing Miss Langdon. who left for the outside on the Admiral Evans this af. ternoOn.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-05-01
EXPERT PIANO TUNER

George Anderson, piano expert and factory representative, will be in Cor doya this coming summer. Expert work in piano and organ tuning and repairing guaranteed. For prices on new and second hand pianos and or. gans, also pianos for rental. address, p. o. BOX 9e1, JUNEAU, ALASKA.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-05-01
BRITISH SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY
 WILL NOT MEET THIS YEAR.

LONDON, May 1. - For the first time since 1881 no meeting of the British Association, the great central British scientific society, will be held this year.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-05-01

The Admiral Evans arrived in port at o'clock this afternoon, having been delayed a few hours on account of loading ore at Ellamar. She left for the south about o'clock.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-05-01

Robert Gottsqhalk, Mark Flemming. Herbert Conway and Charles Kitsman left this morning on a fishing expedi- tion. It was rumored that they have arranged to sell their catch to the Carlisle cannery.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-05-01

The Lighthouse Packing Company Is making a large shipment Of clans on the next boat to the states. Two thou sand cases are now on the dock await ing shipment.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-05-01

Deputy Marshal Jack Woods arrived from Fairbanks this afternoon with five prisoners and insane men for the states.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-05-01
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The Cordova daily times., 1917-05-01

The launch Three NJ arrived in port this morning with Captain Morgan. of the Alaska Sea Food cannery.