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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-20

simply because she dreaaea plainly
and In not In evidence In the cafes
and on the streets after business
hours.
There are far more bright. we'll
informed. and at the same time
charming girls nowadays than ever
before. AS the fact that they min
gle with people In n business ca
paclty makes them so. But these
girls are not out seven nights a
week. and do not have much time
TO spend worrying about tho latest
fads In clothes.
want 20 tell you OF an eN.
pcrience OF my own. the result OF
being too sensible.
was an orphan. worked my way
thru high school and nurses train.
Ing school. graduating when ! was
20 went directly 10 the home OF
friend Mrs. A.. 10 room and
board. Mrs. A. had another room.
or. Mr.. G.. business man OF 30.
They took us In as members OF
their family. 80 Mr.. G. and | be
came very well acquainted did
private nursing. and when was
not on case. Mr.. {. was very at.
t.ntive, We were congenial and
enjoyed discussions on current top
lea.
He called mo girl after his own
heart. and we taikei OF marriage
as business proposition. as we
thought We were past the age OF
foolish infatuAiion.
lie never asked me 10 marry him,
but We came 10 know one another
40 well that II seemed unnecessary.
We were not In a hurry. no Mr. G.
had an idea tina, he wanted TO de-
Sclop his business more before he
took such a serious step. During
tho seven years that We lived in
the came house. Mr. c. monopoiix.
ed my time altogether. as he as.
sumed the right
Them had a two months case.
and when | returned found Mrs
As niece visiting the house. She
was rs. classy dresser. frivolous
Dust the type that Mr.. "B" calls
most attrRetivcl. Mr. c. seemed
changed. rather distant, and (when
! thought OF II aftcrward) guilty
looking.
He excused himself after dinner.
SAYING he had business engage.
ment The girl fluttcred away
somewhere. but little did | suspect.
Next morning Mrs. A. found
note from her. saying that Mr.. c.
had been called away TO another
city. and that she had gone with
him as his wife.
Then what OF me- had thrown
away tho seven best years Of my
ufe. Hero am I. with enough mon
.ef 20 live comfortably. no respon.
utility, my share % good looks
nj more than my share OF good
'ense. probably My youth ia gone.
md with 8, my fondest hope. that
~ motherhood wonder does II
pay 10 be scnsible9
A LEFT OVER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-20
PORTLAND STRIKE
IS NEARLY ENDED

PORTLAND. Sept 20.--Peace
seemed near today in the Portland
shlpyard strike. which has tied up
nine plants and stopped construc-
ton on so wooden ships.
@. Y. Harry. federal mediator.
after a series OF conferences with
union leaders and shipbuilding
companies, announced today he
considered the strike near an ad-
iustment. He predicted tho men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-20
CRONHOLM SAYS
Won ECKHARDT|S
ONE fine LIAR

MEXICO CITY, Sept. 20
Folke CronhoIm, exchange OF
the Swedish legation. emerged
from hiding today for the first
time since the United States
barred the famous Won Eekhardt
letter. 20 deny Indignantly that
he had aided Germany az Won
Eckhardt said he had In his
dispatches recommending a
decoration for the Swedish
diplomat.
The German minister never Of
fered or promised me any decora-
ton" cronholm declared. More
over. have received no decoration.
The implication that the Ger
man minister seems 10 have gath
cred that furnished information
as to Germany's enemies In Mex
leo In as false as II II ridiculous.
II am not in position now TO
make any further statement re-
Secretary Lansing'B revela-
tlons. because ! am still ignorant
whether statement has been
made by tho Swedish government
or the contents OF such a state
ment."
Cronholm has been unreachable
since the state departments expose
Of the German minister's letter. and
only made brief appearance to-
day He has been living at the
German club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-20
Don't
Suffer
From Piles
Send For Free Trial Treatment

No matter how long or how bad
go 60 your druggist today and get
a 6O-esnt box OF Pyramid Pile
Treatment IL will give relief. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-20

would be back 90 work the latter
part OF this week or the first OF
next
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-20
Its the Best Death
a Chap Can Have" He
Wrote-Then He Died
~ ARTHUR e. MANN
\. e.isx.t R.~. gx..~I VStx-


LONDON. Aug 2s--(By Msli.)--
How n British officer feels Just be
fore going Into action is tragically
described In the following letter TO
his parents. received after the news
OF his death
"My Darling Mater and Dad To
morrow at dawn there's n hell OF n
show coming off. and this will only
reach you II get knocked out
Mater. be braye-for Gods sake. be
as brave as | know you can be-for
TIA he'll TO bear.
Anyhow. you'll be proud. too.
won't your Cos It's tho beat death
chap can have.
do no, think with palm o, the
things I loved. the fayorite songs.
the friends. tho tennis. the picnlcs
on the downs. but let their memory
make You enjoy them the more
Nothing 20 say. and this Ia a hor-
rid letter To write. So. good bye.
mother and dad--and and-chccr
~. every one"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-20
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-20

Lewiston. Idaho. now in charge Of
the Washington, d. c.. bureau OF
press association. has been
named Portland's business agent
at the national capital, chamber OF
commercial officials announced to-
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-20
STERLING
DENTISTRY!

The most beautiful. lasting and
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Here are teeth that will perform
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be past detection 49, teeth that Will
permit you to live and laugh with
out embarrassment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-20
Today's Marker
Report
VEGETABLES

frires r-td WHOLESALE Beatsr. for
Vegetable. aud rsuit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-20
Cynthia Grey's +:
LETTERS
Folly TO BE Sensible
u Men disk Friv0MyY

Dear NJ y n
Grey: Just n
word IN answer
20 the man In
search OF n
chum. lie speaks
OF our most at
tractiye girls II
strikes me that
Mr.. u In one or
the modern.day
men who In too
blinded by tho
gaudy display or
this frivolous
type 10 recognize
the real charm
and beauty OF "A
a.nsibie woman,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-20
WALLACE ; e:
w URLITZER

Star-Liberty Weekly depicts the first
motion pictures taken in any American
navy yard since U. S. entry into war
Bremerton, u. S. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-20

The Chinese arc proud Of large
families. and large family. living
together under one roof. is looked
upon as proofs OF good temper
and sure path 20 prosperity.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-31
Report of Shad Fishing

Continued decline of sllad fishing in
the Delaware river is indicated in a Ie-
port prepared by Protector James NJ.
Stration. of the State Fish and Game Com
mission, giving comparative figures foi
last year ard this year, as they apply to
New Jersey fishermen. The comparison
Tor the counties OF Cumberland, Salem
Gloucester, Burlington aud Mercer shows
that This year there were 252 fewer men
aud l25 fewer boats and nets IN the river
tnan last year. The decrease in the catch
of shad for the year WAS 66, 7l9, although
due to the advance in price, the mount
relied by the fishermen WAS only 81, 647
less than 1916.
Ilunterdon County fishing was not in
clnded in the compilation. The impress
ion is that the season Of 1917 produced
n larger catch than tine previous year.
WINCH, considering the prices, made the
season a profitable one.
There we've $50 Sturgeon caught in the
Delaware by jersey fi'heImem in 1917.
The average price paid for the CAVIAR WAS
So rs a pourd. The meat brought l3c
III tie rough and % cents a pou, d dressed
-llul.teidon Republican.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-31
Making Whiskey Ends Sept. 8

Not another drop Of wI,iskry will be
Manufactured in the United States after
IL o'clock on the night of September 8.
All other distilled spirits for use as bever-
ages will cease to b. manufactured at the
same time.
This ruling was made on Thursday by
the food adniinistIa alton after 1t had been
bombatded for several DAYS with kilograms
from dis,illers asking tor specific inlorma-
ton. Tie food control law provided that
the production should cease Thirty days
after approval of the measure. The bill
was approved August 10. aud consequent
" its provisions would go nto effect
midnight, September 9.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-31
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that L. /. dupont de
Ntmours y Company. a corporation created
under the laws of the State of Delaware, and
doing business aud having a resident agent in
he Township Of Upper Penns Neck. Salem
County, New Jersey, has presented Il petition
~ wri. ing to the Township Committee OF the
Township of Upper Penns Neck, SalerI Coun-
t.. New Jersey, for CONSENT to construct,
maintain and operate two single track surface
IT nv avs Cross the surface Of a puuIic high
W y in the sad rewhshih of Upper Penns
Neck, hereinafter articu aIly set forth, and
the use OF the same Is Tor the purpose OF irai,s-
porting cars, empty ~ loaded with powder or
ulii'r materials, from the property OF the peti-
tiuu"r on one sid OF SAID highway to property
oil petitioner on he other side Of said highW ay 4;
that the motive power 10 move said cars is to
b-tlcciric storage battery locomotives; That
The y rtS OF the highway in the Township OF
Upper Pehns Neck across aud upon which The
said iramways sIal extend and the COURSES
and distances Of said proposed traInways are
as follows:
l. BEGINNING at a stake in the southerly
side of the Salrm-Penns Grove Road. said
stake being seven thousand two hlnd ed feel
from The ortlI iace ol The pier at The south
end al The draw span of the Lowe Canal
Bridge thence crossing said rnid north forty
one uegieeS Iorfy-lvt minutes west sixty feet
TO a STAKE III tue northerly side OF said road
thence along the side of he road u nth forty
eight degrees fifteen minutes east eight feet to
a stake: thence gam crossing SAID read south
for ty-one degrees for N-i We minutes east TO a
stake; thence along the sUuileli ~ side Of said
road EIGHT feet to The place OF b ginning, the
SAID traihway To be built IN The centre me OF
the above.
2 BEGINNING at IA stake on the south side
of The salem and PrnnS Grove Road. sid
point being two thousand seven hundred feet
from The no III face Of the Ter at the south
end Of the draw spar Of The Lower Canal
Bridge; thence CT oslng HE road no I'll hIty-
one degrees west fiji y ieet O ii stake in the
nOrtlIerlv side of SAID u ad thence along The
sid of the road north hi, ty-rine degrees east
eight feel 10 II sake; thence again crOssil <
said road :, uIh fifty one degI ees : ast fifty ieet
10 Il stake in the >Outn"r y 81 10 Of The road /;
thence along ile >Gulheriy side If said ro d
eight feet to the place Of beginning, the said
tramway to be built i'll the center line Of the
above,
That said petition was fl ed wi h the Clerk
OF SAID Township OF Upper fPnns Neck ON the
Thirteenth day of August 1917. that such con.
sent is sought for Il period OF nifty years; that
said Township Committee Of Upper Penns
Neck will consider SAID petition on the Fourth
day OF September, 1917, at o'clock in the eve
ming, at the house OF Edward N. Summerill. in
the said Township, at which time and place Il
public hearing of said petition will be given
DAVID w. WRIGHT.
Chairman of Township Committee.
EDWARD M. 81 MMEIiLL, CLERK.
ID tied August 13. 1917. 8-l7-3.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-31
Gloucester County's Wealth.

The taxable values in Gloucester county
are $4, All ,379 more than last year, The
largest gain is in Greenwich township,
adj dining ranlsboro, ii. 1876. 26l. The
second largest is in Panlshoro, $6l2, 727.
Gloucester county has some big indus
tries which are rapidly increasing tax IA
tables. The Vacuum OIL Co. plant has a
refinery now in operation, which is one
OF the most modern and well equipped in
the world, and now EMPLOYS 100 men.
fhe property on wi,Icil the plant is loca :
ed occupies $40 acres, with ii alter front
of a mile and Il quarter and a bulkhead
1900 feet long. The dul'ort plants are
also large. There is also she ]. T.. Thomas
& Son Co. le,iIl q II works. The Mantna
C lemical Company plalt and many 9TH
efs Of less magnitude, all Of which have
developed rapidly the past two years.
The total ratables in the county last
year amounted 10 $2S, 773, 634. This year
they are $50, 1911 ,0l3.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-31
Notice to Creditors

Salem County S%urrogate's Office.
Estate of Edward M. Justice, de-
ceased.
Pursuant to the order of Loren P.
Plummer, Surrogate of the County of
Salem, made on the 28th day of Au-
gust, 1917, on the application of Levi
c. Justice and George S. Justice, exec
tice, deceased, notice is hereby given
to the creditors of said deceased, to
exhibit to the subscriber. executors, as
aforesaid, their debts and demands
against the said estate, under oath or
Affirmation within nine months from
the date of the oforesaid order, or they
thereof, against the said subscriber.
LEVI C. JUSTICE,
GEORGE S. JUSTICE,
Executors.
Dated Salem. N. j., August 28, 1917,
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-31
Notice of Settlement
of Account

Notice Is hereby given. that the accounts OF
the SubScrIbtr, executor Of the estate of Mar
garei FeatIerer, late Of Salem Count, y j..
deceased, will be AL lied and stated by the
Surrogate Of The County of Salem, and repor'-
Ell for >ettlenlent to the Orphans CouiL of the
said e unity of Salem. on FRIDAY the 2SIh dav
oil September, 1911, at which time PIP att III
will be made for the allow ance If Commits
$ Ons. FRANK q. FEATHFRER.
tx. rutOr
Dated salem, N. j.. Aug. "a, A. d.. 1917. 8A st
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-31
Notice To Creditors
Salem County Sulrogate's ONCE

Salem County Sun rogates Office
Estate OF CammilliO Di RADIO, deceased
Pursuant to the order Of Loren p. Plummer,
Surrogate of the county Of Salem. made on the
fourteenth day Of August. 1917, on the appli-
cation of Hollis e. Ashcraft, admin'sti atoI
of the estate of Cammilli0 hi RADIO. deceas-
ed, notice is hereby gwen 10 the creditors OF
said deceased, to exhibit to the su,scI iber,
Administrator. as aforesaid, their debts and
demands against the said estate. under oath
or affirmation. within nine months fiOm the
dale of the aforesaid order or they wi he
forever barred of The J. actions lLel eiui
against the said subscriber
HOLLIS +. ASHCRAFT.
Administrator.
Dated Salem n. j Aug. II. 1917. II ct
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-31
Notice to Creditors
Salem County Su rogate's ONCE

5HIFW C0UHTy M TOEatt7T O1HCt
Estate vi David Sheets, deceased
Pursuant + the ord"r of Loren =. Plummer,
Surrogate. al the county uf Salem, Tade IN
the eighth day Of August, 9l7. On the appl !,
cation Of iioilil f.. A her. f., .AdmIn srratnr OF
the estate OF David Sheets. deceased. notice is
hereby given to the creditors of said Il. ceased
to EXHIBIT Ia The subscriber, administration az
AZORES; id, then debts and Il, manis aga.n {,
the sa d estate. under oath or affirmation,
within nine months from the date OF the afore-
said order. or they will he forever barred of
their actions Their for, against the said sub
scriber. HOLLIS +. ASHCRAFT,
Administrator.
Dated salem, Nj. Aug. 8 1917. 8 II st
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-31

The opinion is growing in this region
that there should be 10 peace witt out
victory; no term with the nous OF
Hohei zoll ~ family oil Germany nor the
llapsburg family OF Austria. Their words
are not worthy oi belief and their in err
national treaties are scraps Of paper, not
worth the paper written upor.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-31
"a Word Column

advertisements inserted Hnder this head
for one cent a aOord, first insertion; and
one-hdit cent per tCOrd each subsequent
insertion No advertisement taken for
less than zoe for first insertion, and IOc
for each subsequent insertion.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-31
Real Estate For Sale

For Sale
The lot al the south corner OF Penn and
Harmony Street, Penns Grove. Ii has &c teet
front on Penn Street and IS feet on Harmony
street. Da,Iu fauiiin, audr.s SIS Fedi icKIown,
NJ j, S tt
For Rent
A Cottage at Riverside Villa, 1919 N. River
Sue Walk. 5. Seeley, | If.
For Sale.
Building lots on North Broad Street, Penn's
Grove. Harry \. Barber 3-l0-tt
ROOmcrs Wanted
at il Church st. Mrs. j. Fleming "a att
FOR RENT-Cottage. IS Delaware
Avenue, Penns Grove. 8-21-2t*
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-31
NOTICE

MY wife having left my bed and
BOARD VIII pay no bills unless CON
tracted by myself. Harry Bushman
FOB RENT-Furnished rooms with
pain; w gentlemen or couple. 81
MIS-, a. II: Lambert. E. Harmony St.
"pposiee tabernacle. 8-31-1tt
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-31

I NO barber chairs and "a waslstand. ,lubn.
j.. Wingt ri. AZ ~ Ave fenus GIuve. 8l7S
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-31

For Sale
} rsey Red pigs. Edward VI. Snmmer,u.
8 IL ia
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-31

Poor Richard says: None breaches bet
ter than the ant and she says nothing,
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-31

Since thol ant not sure Of a minute
throw not ah nJut "1a3. -ti";.klH;.
Washington Journal., 1917-06-08
-NoI0 miro nod @soihinatom ii.

-GoIo miro nod Mnibington ci-
nc belqiihc &ricgsrommiiiion tom.
men, nm Der onerifoniihen Station
oifi5iea ocn 0ont fir sic @ilieIci
itunQ Der belgiifcn 9%ep0lfcrung &C
geniibcr ols5ltoriidcn. Baron Mon
deilr miro Der %orIfser Scr &onmii'
lion iein. 8eIqien betrodteA nie Scr.
Staten ais Ocn grGbIcn g~8obItGtcr
lp1brenO ocS &riegeS.
-Tm 5. SUM Dem Gage Scr o0-
acmcinen &eoiitricrung i~tellten iid)
3t,003 Mann in .rnierem 9iitrift
Sen re0iitrieren0eu @euntten. llnru-
ben morcn bier nibt bemerfbor. gtltr
Elm 9te1er mltroe megcn cinerltniiber-
lcgten NeuBernnq feItgenommcn.
Sdon ON friiben Ntorgcn botten lid
Stcllnnqspflihtige Dor Den Sdnil-
hGlllern eingcf1n0en.
Washington Journal., 1917-06-08

Mn lcttcn Gicastn0 AbeftD CT
lit Scr go Sabre oltc Silils @ocb
lhucrc &%crletungeit, Dic ibm BON CT
mem Nlitonlobil oil Der 3ten ltlt0 ia.
Npc. 81. .gS. bcigcbroHt mllr0cn. gSil
liam $. McGortbp BON Sort 6ootc,
Wi0., mar Scr 2eltfcr OcS Autonnbtls.
Gicicr murOc nah scr Goli3eiItation
oenommcn, lp1bren0 @ocb nod Dem
Soipitol gebro1t mllroe.
-4m 0icnstog, ben %. @toi,
Itor6 in ieiner g8obnane, COG Ate
StraBe no @iai Morien im 26.
2e6ensiobrc. Der &erihieOene mar
lett lGtgerer 3eit fronf. gr mlBte
iidl perihieoenen Operotionen INTER
sieben. Gr mar nit Hoie 9ticoa,
elmer Godter Oes Serrn Sobn Hicoa
go. 696 Ate StroBe N.-O., perbeiro
tet. Sbnen murben 3milinge gcbo=
rem, <tb uno .2conu, Die iebt A Sab
re aft iino. Der &erItorbcne gcbor-
tc ocm Grocn ser uMtooie", Ben uWte-
toa -gSorfers umo scr 0Nntionol llni-
on" an. 3oblreide &lumenipcnocn
bon 6rcunoen unO @efonnten MIR
Sen om @robc nie0crgcIegt. Gas
geardbis fono I'M 9omcrstog, oct
"a. Mai oltf Dem Eroipect Sill
Srieobnfe Itott.
-@aibington ourfte in Oieicr
ISOLDE einen 8eiud begrilBcL Ser
bier MIR ielten eintrifft. Die &etera-
llen ocs 9iirgerfricges fomen bier
Der SIT elmer briiOerlidcn un0 fonc-
rooihoftliden @ieocrpcreingung.
GrGiiocnt @iIion ri6tete an Die Sc
tcronen cine bcr5lidc NnlpraAc. lie
beroll in uniercr StoDt fam mon Die
grougeflcioeten Gertci0iger ocs 8ilr
gerfrieges ieben.
5rou @ruhic g. gSooo, sic an
Scr A. StroBe go. 70S mobnt, fell-
erte qegen ibrcn @otten, Eindnep
Mppo, bier Shiiiie ob. 5000 lpllr-l
DC ldipcr perlnilnoet uoh Ocm Gaiit=
oltD @oipitol gebrodj;. 6rou $4,000
ertlGrtc tic bobe iid Dor ibrem @ot-
ten perteioigen millien.
Washington Journal., 1917-06-08
VIM uoriocn Montoo eridlicncl

MN uorigcn Molltog crldicnei
cbemolige oclttI6e unO oiterrei6iide
Biirgcr Dor Hidter 6ib pes Giitrifts
Cbergcri6tes uto idporen feierli6
Ocn Gin Der Sonititutipn Scr &cr.
Stooten. Die gtomci ser neuen Silr-
ger limo: 5ron8 S1ecr, 9SiIbeIm u.
9riemcImDer, @ilbcIm Sues, Sorl
Mnrtin SHUTTER, So1om Aolune,
9orl camping, Antonius Noom, Gu
Qenc &obn, &arl 6reuno unO Sron5
&ouon0o. Die beiocn lebteren mo-
rem Oeiterrei6er, mGbreno Die onoe-
rem &eiAsOeutl6e moren.
Gin 1lterer Monn, Ser Die groile
llniform Der bier fompierenDen Sc
teronen tru9, eridien Oieier Gage am
Oiteingonge oes @eiBen @olties nit
elmer ihiuar5en Sanotoide. Gem
BORT modeltebenOen Goli5ilten gegen-
iiber erflGrte er, ooB er Moie Set
ma aus Some, Ga, lei un0 Dem
S%rGiiocnten elm fleiites @ei6enf nit
gebro6t babe. SeIman lab lebr
mobl Elm, ooB or sen &rGiioentcn
ielbit niht leben fonntc. 9as Sc
l1enf, 0as aus cinem 0llBen0 Giu
beItnnO, purOc nit 0onf ongenom=
men tilO miro gemib Dem 8roiiocns
ten iibergebcn moroen fem.
Ger Soriiber ser nod) @oibing
ton gefommenen itaIieniihen Griegs-
fommiiiion, @rin5 bon lloine; CT
frantic bier pl6blid. Sein 3uitono
bat iid jeood beoeittcnO gebeiiert.
gbcnio mulBte Moroni Mitglieo Der
&ommiiiipn, bier cinige Gage Dos
gctt bitten. Die &ommiilion miro
cine Sour no6 Dem Giioen modem.
Ole Hationol @linro 0es Dit
riffs Columbia periudtc ON Ietten
0%ienstoa, Mitelieoer 81 geminnell,
Oontit Die 3obl Der bieiigen Nbtei-
lung IN Der Normalitdrfc errei6t
Sn olcn Sdulen no iid bic
Standardization cinl6reiben lie
ben, befanoen iid SplOaten, bic &c
Orltdtc 3ettel olsteilten. Sis oobin
bat oie &etrutierune IN @aibington
iebr l%on9iome 6ortid}ritte 9ento6t.
SSm oritten Gcgiment ollcin brolld)t
man nod 1900 Monn; in Scr &apol=
lerie merocn nod 800 Mom beno-
tigt.
Washington Journal., 1917-06-08
8e6nrten:

Cstor uno Wiorie 6ricorid, QtoOdcr
20. II. NSoa @ottlieb. &nubc.
Serb. II. Nc. &unb, Md0hen.
2ouis II. Wtorie @cblc, &nobc.
GrnIt uno 20. g96cbel Ni1o6cn.
Gbilip mo g. GltDolts, &nobc.
Gommo uno .. Gmmerid, M1odel
Motb. lno &. Wtuers, &nobe.
SobesfGGe:
SSpbonnes @. Mpers, ~ Sabre.
1916 Columbia Str. gt..@.
@ilbclmine 2ippol0, rs Sabre,
1913 @uroer Ctr. q. =8.
Ntorie s. Marfriter, II Sabre, 705
Ste Str. H.-&.
Gua sc. @liid, so Sabre, 1000
6lorioo 9(penltc ID.
%. &. 0iibring, % Sabre, &ro=
pioence @oipitol.
&orl P. Socobs, SO Sabre Glib
len Soipital.
G6eidlicknnaen:
@. gSeiB uno Nm1n 9ue- ben.
&ilbelm s.. &olmepcr un0 &arline
u. &orner.
gS. 8. &ciB uno Slorcnce Silbcimer
Washington Journal., 1917-06-08
@r6Hmnmg cines &OmtOs.

Neue Gntto8 f0nnen oltr6 Die ToIt
er6ffnet mcroen oltf Nahfrage uno
nit Ser GinienOung zines 8etrages.
0onn meroen Shuen &orten 8uge-
ldidt filr Eroben SSbrer lnteri6rift,
Titr Sbre Ioreile, 8ei6dftigung uno
Nereren5en. 0os @oB6ud, Gbedbuh
itno 6ormulare fir meitere &emiIien
pcrOen lofort nod @mpfung ser err
item Ginla9c alts9eionot.
0icie Gepoiiten lino oeuu Gbedfon=
10 lultermorfct ltno bringen 3 8ro-
8ent idbrlide 3inien, 6ere6net nor6
ocn @ulan5en om Gnoe eines je0en
Mtonots ulo DEM aonto 8ngut ge-
idricbcn am l.. Snnuor ooer SSSuli.
Gcrtiiifote meroen oltsgeItelt fir
0epoliteu iut 8ctrage bon 800 uno
barber. sic na6 Ablauf BON ie6s
ooer 8p6ll Ntonaten nit 3inien 8l 8
8ro3ent %einl6sbar lin0. Nltf 0ieie Ger
tifitate fanm nidt nit GbedS ge3ogen
merOen.
Washington Journal., 1917-06-08
Skinner p%crlangt:

@ir gebroudcn iofort 5 ooer 6
MGnncr Inn oas Nlttomobil Hepora-
tltr : @eihdft 5u e%rlernen. 0ieien
bietet lid i6on I'M Mai, SUM ober
Sltli @elegenbeit 81 gutter Stellltng.
@rte @elcgcnbeit fir ltreblome Mdn=
1er. National Nmtp College
9te II. 3 Str. N.=@.
Washington Journal., 1917-06-08
81 uerfamien:

9Gnf Dem y@roipect Sill" 6rieo-
bofe iino = @rnbitclel, n~ebencinon=
Scr gelegcn, biliq 81 perfanfen. 3u
crfroqen go. 1900 Ste Str. 9t.=@.