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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-05-02

action. It's the great motive force uacN
Of high human endeavor. But sentimen-
tality is the plant that has sprung from
seed fallen "where there is not much
earth" and is soon gone.
There may be some rare cases where
craftsmanship and khaki suits can en-
hance a womans service TO the country
in this crisis. But they are so rare as to
be negligible. In the majority Of cases
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-05-02
wEnnlNe ANNIvERsARY.

Mr. and Mrs. Victor Buckworth Of
No 1641 West Fourth street we're
given a reception last Saturday even
ing in honor OF their first wedding
anniversary. A pleasant evening was
spent and the couple received many
gifts. Refreshments were served.
Those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
William p. NUNS. Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Woodrow. Mr. and Mrs. \. H..
1hleheld. Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Wood
row. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Buckworth.
Mr. and Mrs. George Logan, Eliza
beth. Evelyn. Charles. Ralph and John
Woodrow. Willard lhlefield and the
Misses Pearl and Dora lowering Of
Wilmington; Mrs. William b. Llody,
and Joseph Lloyd. Of near Cooch's
Bridge: Charles Pierce, OF Bear Sta
ton; Miss Gertrude Carter, Of Chesa-
peake City. and Raymond NUNS and
Grifith Robins. OF Overlook, Pa
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-05-02
SEWING CIRCLE SOCIAL.

The Martha Washington Sewing Circle
met at the home of Mrs. Kenton on last
Friday evening. The prize was won by
Nav Ireland. Among those present
were. Laura Walker. Cora Griffin, Grace
Walker, Margaret Gibson, Ella Feni-
more. Cornleia Bowen. LOleta kenton.
May Ireland, Florence Giberson, Alice
Minor. Mollie Scott. Zenobia Kenton,
Ella Bowen. Eva Shelton. Amanda
Burns. The circle will meet tomorrow
evening at the home of AIRS. Clara An
dcrson, No. d2l East Sixth street.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-05-02

happiness can be expressed. for il is
a broad happiness which is appreci-
alive OF children.
She realizes that a child should only
see and understand the beautiful
things Of life for progressing fu-
ture, which is a reflection Of what
your own future will be with the girl
you marry.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-05-02
REFLECT CLUB OFFICERS.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLETOwN. Del. May 2.-The
annual election OF officers at the Cen
fury Club was held on Tuesday after
noon. resulting in the reelection OF
all the old officers for the coming
year. These are: President, Mrs.
Howard A. Pool; first vice-president.
Mrs. Francis b. Watkins; second
vice-president. Mrs. Clarence +. Pool:
recording secretary. Miss Helen V.
Shallcross; assistant recording sec
rotary, Mrs. Edward NJ. Vaughan; cor
responding secretary, Miss Ethel w.
Brady: treasurer, Mrs. Jesse l. Shep-
herd; auditor. Mrs Julian Cleaver.
Il was planned 10 have the same
officers for another year. and next
year. when the year book for the Fed
GRAFTON will be made, an entirely new
set OF officers will be elected
A picture by Stanley NJ. Arthurs.
THE Troops Leaving Dover Green" a
copy OF the one in the State House at
Dover. has been purchased for the
school. and will be presented by Miss
Josephine Biggs chairman OF educa-
ton.
Two new names. Mrs. Leland Pleas
anton and Miss Jessie c. Shepherd.
have been added to the list OF club
members
The committee I'm charge Of Better
Baby Week is making arrangements
and expect 10 have their plans per-
fected by May 10.
An invitation from the New Castle
club was accepted. the date being left
open. The Middletown club will fur
nish the program.
The club will be guests OF the
Odessa club at the home of DR.. and
Mrs Walter V. Woods tomorrow az
ternOon.
The installation OF officers will be
held next Tuesday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Jesse L. Shepherd, on
South Broad street. and will be fol-
lowed by. a musicale given by Miss
Frances W Watkins Non-members
will be admitted upon payment Of
twenty-five cents.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-05-02
"BILL. TINSMAN. DETECTIVE.

William Tinsman, of Richardson
Park. recently appointed by Governor
Townsend to be c onstable-at-iarge,
has opened a private detective agency
and will undertake Investigations Of
crimes and other cases. He will have
a force of trained assistants available.
Mr. Tinsman Will have his headquar-
ters as constable and detective at the
office Of Magistrate Broman.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-05-02

one is making Just
now in behalf of the
country. But what
the country needs
from its women as
we'll as its men, Is ef-
fort that is well di-
rected, not merely
we'll intentioncd.
And we'll directed
effort is inspired by
sentiment, not scnti-
mentality. II Is i'm
portant just now not
nto get the two
mixed. Sentiment
goes 70 the heart OF
things. IL touches the
sDrinos of human
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-05-02

She never feels that she is grown
up, always realizing that the youthful
mind is the one most efficient
There is a word of pleasure in a
bunch Of kids, and millions OF worlds
OF the same stun in the girl who will
stop and show the depth of her ad-
miration
Her dignity is not in reserve when
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-05-02
RICHARDSON PARK GIVES CLUB

Members Of Richardson Park Ciyics
Club are pleased with the growth Of
the organization. There are nearly
20 members enrolled The society
was organized the last of December
with less than a dozen members. but
has rapidly increased at each meet
ing. The aim OF this society IS to
make Richardson Park a reality The
club has $50 in the treasury and bids
are already being received for plough
ing out the cutters and scraping the
streets. This work will be started
in the near future. The club also
is planning to make some arrange
ments that will enable It to have all
garbage collected for the summer
months.
All women OF the park are vel.
come and requested to help make the
/ sanitary conditions better
The committee reports SIS made
at the bake which was held at the
home OF Mrs. Edgar Harvey Saturday.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-05-02
B l R T H S

MoRAN-on May ?. to Mr.. and Mrs. John
J. Moran. OF No. sos North Clayton
street, this city. son.
BUCKsoM-On April 80. at the Jones Hos
pital. to Mr. and Mrs James Spencer
Bucksom Of Blackbird, Del. a daughter
DAWSON May ?. At the Delaware Hos
pital. 20 Mr. and Mrs. Chester Davis, Of
Richardson Park, daughter.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-05-02
ENGAGEMENTS

LYMAN sTEwART-Miss Hazel Elizabeth
Lyman. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs, Quimby
r. Lyman of Newport and the Rev.
James X Stewart also Of this city.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-05-02
By wINoNA WILCOX.

II is pretty serious matter to at
tempt to discount the efforts that any
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-05-02
TRIANGLE A. A. DANCE.

Triangle \. a. will give a dance To-
night at the Polish Turner's Hall, Syca-
more and jackson streets. for the bene-
fl of the baseball team. CoX's Orchestra
will furnish the music.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-05-02

Mrs William T. Inderlied. Of No.
2009 Monroe street, who has been i'll
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-05-02

Mr.. and Mrs. William Emley Cox.
of Cream Ridge. N. j.. will be guests
in this city tomorrow night, and they
will bring with them as their guests
Miss Mary S. Miers and Miss Elsie
Woodward, also Of Cream Ridge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-23
sic6en Wliaiuncu SoOtc.

gIrt6lr Sen0crion elm O1itglico Oes engliidcn
aricasrat6es, BAT in cincr Rcoe IN &bmono Die 3abl
scr ii ocIem SSriege 0jcioacncu aui Ntloncn onge
qe6en &enn oiee Boil rid)tig lit 10 benefit tic ipe
imperbdltiBmdBio 9roB Die Yerluc Der Aaiirten I'LL
@erqlcid 5ii oeltr Der Wlittemddbtc lno.
EnuihlonO bat nadD oer leBtcn Statf ca. ,25O,'
600 Wann all So0teu peroren Seterreb sllngorn nidt
gon5 cine Nilion. oic @erhite Der Iirfe ulo 8uga'
ten ucr0en cine balbe Dlon uidbt ibcrleigcn 70 ooB
0ie 9lrmccn Der entente etpo V NRilonen Monn on
Iootcn Dcrloren 6o6cn aio nabe5n oas Ioppcltc mic
i6rc Gegncr
Grfdrd ncrocn 6icic &iecnperlue ourc5 Die 9lrt
un0 g8cilc mie oiti 5eten scr 9uirta nit Dem Den
idcnnoieroI ge6at murOe. On lit 5unddt RnBlono
0oS in @eriroilcn oui ein ioqcnontes uncrib0pd]cs
Mcndenrecrpoir icne Su0otcn 81 Standardization
o6nc c0c SiiddJt mi Wenid5nle6en gcopicri Bat gud
SIC Gnqlan0cr babcH fir lire mangclnoc &ricgscra5
rnq tbcucr bc3o6lt Solange lie nod Die Soit oas
Gricges gum 0roBen lbeilc aui bre @crbinoetcn ob.
m1l5cn ionnten maren ibrc &crlue olleromgs reotlo
ocrng. aber ooi Dem 9ugcnblide an IN Dem nc d1 nit
pcucr Grat m Sic Wreidc mcrcn nniItcn iin0 Die &er
hite Der gritcn uao 6rer @ilispolfcr ebenolls goB
enorm q0ucicn Cos llrterne6men acgen oic Datbo
ntacn BAT ocn englduocrn 100000 Maun gcfoitct oc
leeiidbrigcn Sample an Der Sommc nabeju oas Drci-
odlc no uas lie ist ocm 9cginu Der c9igcn liicniive
Ocrorcn 6abcn oiirts ncbt Uicl mengcr ien 2ucb oc
Sample in NlcjopoiamicH marrn fiir Die Grtcn ebr
nrhiltrcid].
Tic 6ron3oi,n, oe 81 gcoinn ocs aricoes Gin MO.
0crncs fregSlrdBig msgcbl0ctcs Seer bntteL no NIT
0cm Mendennatcria ipariauer ungcqugen ulO ba-
ben menoitenS ubt bort lore Ertppcn 9eopert mp Elm
Grioq bon porn6crein aisgciAciien idien Aueroing5
bo6en lie longere et Die grOBt Soit DER Sample an Der
g9crout qetragen rno db nit elmer @rauour geid)lo'
acn sic c1uerc Spfcr crorocrte. Sfii5elle @crllit
liiteH weroen wcpcr IN 6rautrcd nod ~ guaano aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-23

sIm 30 Wiai Su6n =. San, gir 2s0s. Ssns
dclicrsStraBe, So Sabre alt,
gIm 49, Mai 5reOcrid SoOciu, 9lr 2433,
6leetStrabe, So Sabre alt:
glm 2i Mai Soicp1 Carlisle, 9r. 1900,
Goriu6 ,glOeme, 80 Sabre ait
9Im ts Wlai EbomaS u. 6oleu, glr sos,
SiiosWionroesS sSirdbc 81 Sabre dli
glm 10; Nla 9IlcGanoeI Suoo, lrn, 9sr. 293l,
Sser.ylortb'Apenne, Is So9re qlt. an,
,u,,lq SlT y Sro glGl GEs ss @' aantine' Mere0 go
sini 20. NiGi G6GrIcs ~ 5iclO, ,rluiou Bro.
teiiant ,Iniirmuru" , 80 Sabre ait
glm 20 Nini Sarah g.. @Teen, gir. 1923,
glm TO- Nlai OeOrge Saatc, ylr. 729. Siios
Nioniiorosglpellue, "a Sabre nt
9Im 90 liai 9at9orine 5nhiru, 9lr col,
PIN 2l Qlai 9Ogn s. aurn, len; Nr.. 1908,
PIN 10. Ntai Ycter 2ni, Ct Solep65 0oipis
Slm TO- WPdi Maraarci euei6, Gr. 17i1,
@niiernglpeme. SO Sabre alt.
9lm 90 Dlui Benjamin 4. Winri1ni, 9'r.
PIN 90 Nia Wiarn u. WiattbclUe, glr. 235,
&eitsQaldDcttesgttemle. 73 Sabre dlt
PIN 81. Niui Nclic Z. Wurris, p9Sonan's s
6oipitnl 30 Sabre alt.
PIN 19 Nini Mfarie 6. Ncis, yir 44O, Npros
Su3erHes StrdBe, go Sabre alt.
Am 10. Wlai &illiam =. Saulins, glr. 72O,
observation-disclosures IS Sabre alt
PIN 10. Nlai Wiargaret S@dirr gtr. 1918,
it6airnomnisg sglocuic 81 Sabre nlt;
9lm 20. N!a Spgn @ spieer glr, 1886. sSet'
PIN 20. Nlai Gertrude spurrier, gr. 1911,
MicGuupbsStr06c. 80 Sabre ult
glm 80, Uini Nn1g Wi.. geortbman, gir i123,
g9etSuruioaai Sra6e I Sabre alt
PIN 90 9fai glntClia 3. g)pufa, DR. 1905.
glm 49, Ain Natie 3Hwida, gir. 5i4, Goros
ScdcrsNbcnue, 80 Nnbrc ali.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-23
ennOcrtc 0uu innocu Mdnucru, sic i'm mlitdrpflidl-

SnnScrtc bpn imngeu MGnucru bic i'm militdrpflidj-
teen NItcr bon 21 bis 80 obrtn ite6en ioacn wie aus
@ai6ineton ecmeoet miro aus Dem 2anoe ilieben.
@6er po6in2 9tad Canada ooG mobl ud5t, neil Canada
iebt @crbinoeter Der Ser Staoten it, 9tod Merfo
icocnias oid nid neil glmerifaner bort in 5i groBer
@ein6r itc6ci dbgcmrfit 81 mer0cn Milit6rpiIldtge
&erionen moeen 81 Sunoerten oOcr gar Goucnocn ID
rem @o6nort dnoern o6er auBerbub ocs 9anOeS gcbcn
Tie iiferlid nht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-23

gcec6en bod 0ritcn sic 0cruItc ser 8ron5oIen nidt
9on3 10 grob ein ue Die Scr 0cdcn Nrmce ga lie nur
en- elmer Sront 5 fdmpcn batteu inO ben &rieg, opct
cs m0gIid mar, nit Sdoming ibres iopieio pdrliten
W'eni1enmaterals gefiIbrt boben ga Srantreib aber
our 3eit in einen nidt ofupirten &ropin5eu mr etua
bnlb 70 bel @inpobner pe 0as GeitdJe 9ieid but 10
fallen in 5ranfreid oicie @erIuite ngcmen dpcrcr
ms @epdt ais bel ibren @egnerL uno Oaraus erfldrt
id5 old5, oaB 5ronfreid 6niidtd5 encs Meni6enmo
tlrols bereits on duBertcn GnOe iener arait ange
langt iit
Gcie 3o6len erseben ferner, oaB ser ebige Sreg
audi pos Oas 8er61lnB Ser Gotoloerlulte 81 0en Zoo
ten betrfit bItiger lit ais ole rilberen &rcge 90
mar B. g. inn Oeutid ran50iiiben 9rieee oos @er6dltnB
Der Geruunoeten 81 Den @etooeten pie 81 1. Sn
Gem esigen &reee lit es offender beOeuteno b0ber oen
trot ocr qroBen 3ab Der @ermOeten Die on oie Sront
0riidfebren uiO Die in Deutidlano annd6erno 80 PRO
sent osmaten O Die 9otalperluite oer glrueen ieit
gcginn oes arieees ood aui ndbt mebr ais boditers
20 liiaionen on5uidagen, mopon GublanO aIlen
Wdlonen Derloren Bat Nan bari alio i'm ebgen &rie-
&C oas &erbdltnB Der @etooeteu 5u Den IotolDerten
aiif epa 33 Nro5eut dGten, Elm ingeuein rngiintges
@crbGltnB, 0oS mob gum Sbe Dem iiberipegenoen
@ebraud Der 9lrtilerie 5iBu6re6en iit Die ourdb
@ronatplitter peruriadten @lnOen iinO melt idmerer
5 bcile un0 perlaucn peit bGuiieer to0tld ais Die
ourd SnionteriegeidoIie berbegefbrten Serpunoun-
gen.
90 furdtbor oiee 3oblcn lo 10 miiiicn lie oif ocr
onoeren Scite oof pcoer 81 Der @rtenntniB tilbrcn
0ob Der ® ndt pieI Gnger Oalcrn fonn Gr lit 6i
cnem 5emdIoien Moiienmoro ouSgcartet 9ln Der meIt
lden Sront iino in ben Iebten icds g8oden pcOcr Sum
ocrtaiie0e geopicrt imO Die raegdlc Soge bat iidl
nidjt i'm eerineiten perGnOert SeIomoridoG 6oe bot
olcr0in9s crfl6rt BOB er nod cine Naon Nonn opcrn
ma, i'm sic 0elti6en aus Sranfrei6 imO 9clgicn 81
uerreibcn a6er old nit Dem mcitcrcn &inihadten ei
9RiuioH lit Dos 3el pe oic Iettcn @odcu gcdcgt
babcn, farm 5ll erreiben
llno oos miro hlieBli1 oo5r i6rcn Dob oe Sric.
ocnsnorifIdge Ole ebt Der 9ewo asgcgongen ln0,
in o6ie6borcr 9eit aud al Der E6emie 9eodhng nOcn
mcroen. @. 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-23
Nhrcan brr etrahenbnrn6radls .0enmlldrr.


8lIttmore, I. W(di 1917.
sic SiraBenour6brdssS Sonnnilidre III Der
Stdot Baltimore MAIDEN bierlHii befannt oaB,
naoDoen iie iDre Gdbellc ibcr Die @ntbdois
quiiQcn, lnfolten uno gSeribcrbDDnllgen be-
5iali6 Der Concentrating, GrJfinnng nnb vi
bellirHng Der 8arClng. .StraRC, nit elmer 5pis
idben ehpa 80 SUB lno etpa 81 SUB lDpdns
feiocn 9reie, bon Der Horolelte Der 6nHlunoa
5pan6iliteH SiraBc bis our 9noicie Der yelills
uno3pan3igiien Strube, ncblt ocn odrnnt be-
5ugllcbeu enogliltgen uilo corrlgirte erllnren'
ben Rlanen reOiolrt bdbelL gennB oen Sora
briiten tes @pdrters Der St1ot baltimore ullo
minq yir t07 oes WidOorS mo StaotrniDs,
iie biermii 9toti5 gcbell, oab beiagte Aabelle
uno anrte 1ui oice 9Sclle bolleuoel uHo be-
qaubQi mprDen iit. uno oab Der WlaOor uno
Stuoiraib bon Baltimore, ooer iraelo luel6e
geron ooer 4erlonen, 0orporotior ooer @or
pprniioncn bic nil oeul Suiprld Der cut
iCbdbigunqcn ooer aiiierlcgten gSertDerDo1ulls
een, pe bier ecnannt, nii5iiirieocn limo, i1ners
balb breiBig (30) Iagen, bonn 6lueitcn Sa1e
I'M Mai 1917, Dem N1hlm Der erlten BON uns
erIaliencn 8erbiientl6nng oieler ytoii6, oaaes
Qef nurdl C0riitlicDe 4etition an ods baltimore
Staotgerd)i nppeuiren mONelL lloeni ne ods
@erc6t I'M cine 9lebion oerielben angeben.
Die g9cribcrbobnnaen iino noD Neltehen oer
Der iofori oocr IN iiini CO. idDrlidDcn 81ten
6dblbNr, ocren eriie tdlig IT. penn pie Sor
nnDmen inter bcldgter Scrcromlne ab9e6lol'
Subn 8. 9iubincttc,
6cnrN Mi Tihcl,
0arr1 ~ JiciHlcil.
3onmiiiire.
Gnecnc s. 9lpbeere,
(Wini2,9, 1929 @lerf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-23
llnicrc nnacn qnnNcSucrtdeiSincr ucIdc 0iicnbaGn.


6riiden 6cpafen ino opd pobl ctmaS 81 oordnca nit
oen Io0ti6ieBen Gin iungeS WidOden ncocr5utnallen,
Oos iid enem Soften in @eieabait eines Sameraoen
0cielben nd6ert lit obiout nbt 5 entidulOigen 0ie
&erren Solooten tbun oud ibre &flid)t penn le in
elnem san wie Der oes om Nlontog 96eno erdloenen
hmgen MGofens 5llr @ornltng ibr @cpc5r in Ole Sut
o6idicBen Sbne lit ndbt Oas @cmebr in Die SanO ge
ocbcn morocn I'M imcre eigclcn mifuoi9cn Seute
ne0er6ufnalen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-23
.0enrN Wphne.

IS iiar6 an 2i Nli 1917 in ieincr gsobs
nune, Nr. 34h Sii,TcbcraIss sstrahc, SenrD
Ynhnc, 6S Sabre alt pclicbter Wnitc Der pcrs
fior6cncn 9ouiic Nobnc (ac0oreue @iennie).
Die Yeeroieung iinoet Spnmertag, a. Mai.
giadmtidQe nm llbr, Don p0iger 2Spbnnl9
aus itati Nciiebnna prpoiim.
lNlniO0 Oh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-23
Scrmau 8. gJluQmnnn.

IS Iiarb cm 2i Wini 1917 Sermnn 3. Wsrlls
mann, qeie6ier Sobn BON 0cnrO 50. mo @liic
Niullnidnn, i'm sitter BON 30 Snbren mo I Mo-
nat Die 9ceroiaunp finoet Sonncra9, Net
2i Mlai gtd1miiid9s llbr, bon Der gSobnung
fcincr @licrn, 9ir 500, Gulnm6ia sgucuue ans
uui Dem a9onoon &dri'Srcoboie" dtt-
(liaio3A A21)
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Nnn .NefIer

IS itorb am % Wiai 1917 Qua 6cflcr (ee.
borcHe Iebolo) gciebc @aitin bon Sobn @.
Seller Sic Nccroiguna iiloei 6rciing, ynb-
nuitaos llhr. bon ibrer &oGnnrg, 9ir. 1876,
&ilbelm'Strafe, ans lidit Nellcbung prtoditm
llfni23-2N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-23

Den nfiiiclcn Scmtidcn ScrInitliiten jnOlae 6u6en
bc Gcutidcn inn 9pril 1908 N}ann Ourc6 @cimgcmob
nlc verlorcn- 9|od Oeu tGglidui Sblabt6crdtcn ans
Sonoon iino @aris miBten cs ulinoccns $4,000 icnt
Ia iic6t nan lpas pou Sen S6adbcriAtcr bic mir
icbt 6cfomncn 5u 6aten lit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-23
0ic 6cntidcn 0jciammtUcrlnitc 6o6cn, cincr Con.

Die Oentiden @CIammtuerlnltc 6a6cn, eincr 1On-
6oner 0}eloung 8ufoIee i'm glpriI 1888 bctragen:
1O979 fielal ou oen Sd)Iadtieocrn oocr itarbcn IN
sen 2o5orettct 9744 mur0en dwer pertplInoet tIS07
erIitten leidte Gerpltnongen 1903 gerietbcn in &c
iongenidaft oocr meroen pernibt 9as lit fen iibcr-
m1Big groBer @crit ipcnn man in @ctraft 5iebt Dab
i'm 9pril on Ser geitfront sic i.rdteritcn Sdllntcn
Ges Sregcs itateefnocn bnben in wcld)cn oui 6cocn
Seitcn e0enaGs 5pc N}iaioncn Niom einonOer gegcn
ii6er iieben Ole @erlle Der @ngldnocr nO 6ronoien
pcroen u5peitcIbait ocrtad groBere gepeien icn
6enu e t6oten oos Stiriren 9ls brcn @eridten gebt
ii6rerns oid bcrpor Bob i6re &crIuc ircdlidc 0cpc
fen cin miiicu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-23

dbc r6otcn 6a6en ais Sdoiinernncn ouf Den Strnben
bobnen5l oenen 90 rar iin0 bic Mdnncr ood mobl
rcd ndbt in oeicm 2nnOc Soweit belouien lid imiere
Gcrluite oui Die penigen Sooaten Die ans llnotom
felt 6eim 0cuoc5cu Scr. Iunnels luo Giicn6o6nbrdcn
ums Seben gefonmen limo.
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Yefanntmadlmmacn.


4cr etabtsojcumeter miro am Eicnnaa, bcn
20. Mai 1917, nm $3.50 g,agbmitidgs. al Nrt
NM Stcue erlcOeinen mo oas Nlpeau Der
Mace Strahc, bon Der 20. bis our ~. StroBc,
etubliren.
6owaro 0 CONAN,
(lfdi23) StaotSconctcr.
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Sterling Silver and Plated Ware

heavily shipments that actually
Sterling Monticello the
Jewell
Edward the highest standard of all plated
and makesal
pitchers Baskets cheese Dishes
plates pitchers all small guaranteed the best
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-25

of the leading articles for Christmas this why
everybody the will
of four big following
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know this because when the demand for certain articles greater than the output
be a
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-01-08
PRETTY KITTY!

and was advised by her physician to
leave Washington until the weather
becomes milder. She has already
profited by the change of climate
On account of curtailment of bust
ness as, result of numerous en-
bargoes placed on shipments of COM
modities to eastern distributing points
where the congestion has become
acute, the Northern Pacific has reduced
it's local freight service between Spo-
kane and Moscow to tri-weekly instead
of daily. The order became effective
today. A through freight service will
be maintained daily and Moscow will
be the terminal of the service, except
on Tuesday and Friday when the trains
will go through to Lewiston.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-01-08
STAR=MIRROR IS LEASED
L. f. Parsons, WelI-KnOwn Moscow
Business Man, VIII Conduct Print
ing and Publishing Business

Late today deal was closed where
by L. F. Parsons, a well-known Mos
COW business man, assumes the man.
agement and control, under lease and
option, of the Star-Mirror printing and
publishing business.
While the transaction has been I'M
der consideration for some time, it
was not until late today that final ar
engagements for the transfer were
agreed upon.
When Mr. Parsons was asked for a
statement. he said he had nothing to
say at present, and would not care to
make any statement until he had ia
miliarized himself with the details of
the business which he expected to
take two or three days.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-01-08

Safety Deposit Boxes for rent. La
tab County Abstract Co. tt
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-01-08


imprisonment. In speech to the
court he protested his innocence, but
admitted being an accomplice in the
killing of Lind
AT the time of his arrest, Barth-
olomew alleged that the murder was
committed by a third man whose
name, he said, is John Lund No such
person has ever been found and John
Lund is believed to be a myth.