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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-19
NEW DRAFT IS
FORECASTED TO-DAY

WASHINGTON Sept 1a-Secreta l.v
of War Baker today submitted to the
senate appropriation committee. $2s7.-
$4,000 additional estimates for the
army He explained the imperative
need Of the money and asked that il
be included in the seven-b billion de-
hciency bill.
In submitting the estimates. it fore
cast call for 500. 900 more. men for
the national army. He said the sup
plies were necessary for the equip
ment for the added men to be called
Secretary Daniels il to submit addi-
tional navy estimates this afternoon.
The eonferees struck out the I.afoI-
lette amendment fixing the rate Of in
terest on $4,000. 100000 war-saving Ger
at four per cent This leaves
the interest 70 be fixed by Secretary
McAdoo. A compromise was reached
on the amount allowed the treasury u
pay advertising and other expenses
in connection with the sale Of the four
billion dollars worth of new bonds
One-ffth of one per cent Is TO be al
lowed The house bill called for one
seventh and the senate one-fourth. Or
War-saving certificates the senate al
lovance Of one-tenth or one per cent
was agreed to instead OF the house
provision of one-twentfeth.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-19

car Anderson Arnold Jergens. Jacob
Nenchuk. Peter wais. Herman Hopp.
Walter Green. John Joe Steele. Guy
Rogers. VIM. W Richer, Peter salveto
Maggie, Edgar Burton. Michael zub-
owski VIM. Charles Blohm. Prince AL
bert A. Lyle Mckinney. Frank Filipiak.
Lewis Schneider. Lewis Peterson. Ben
Mess. John Otis Puney, Alfanso JEFF
frey. Walter Fred Mueller. Stanley
MarIenga. Geo. Kereikes. Ernest G.
Stickler. Henry Younkers. James L.
Vaues. James Gremillon. Vim. G.
Brouther, RAYMOND c. Johnson. Fred
Mueller. Julius Kitowski. VIM. F.
Robenhorst. Paul John Szarkowski.
Charles BsrbeH. Howard Starr. John
Erwin. Jos. W. Howsley. VIM. c. Mich
aelas. John l. German. Rubin Henry
Gogg. Vincent Mecke, VIM. Mueller.
Mike Slramo. Anastas Bopadopolos,
Harold Hedinger, frederick Gardner.
Donald &. Sparkling, John Ebert Reppe.
John sepeI, Nm. Buettner. Lewis Bic
dren Lewisc Gerlacs1ows. Henry Harry
Huehn Thomas Murray. John Z. Mar
tin. Ovy Asher. Cassimer B. Nowicki.
Daniel J. Doyle. rnilip LackboF.
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members TO act as a central committee
for the work in Crown Point. Prof. r. r.
HIGHWAY. Mrs. }. G. Gibbs. Mrs w. II.
keeler. Mr.. Wm. Newton. The amount
t9 be raised in Crown Point is 5000 1t
is To be hoped the people of Crown
Point viii respond as the soldiers both
at the front and aheld are badly in need
of reading matter.
Tho Crown Point Telephone Co. are
repairing their lines on Court street and
as consequence the service on that
thoroughfare has been badly crippled
the past few DAYS.
The members OF the Jewish faith in
Crown Point have been celebrating the
Jewish New Year and as a consequence
their places of business have been
closed
Mr. George Beuefeld left ON Wednes-
day FOR vacation trip TO New York
CITY and will also spend some time
with relatives i'm Baltimore. Nd
Miss Eva Letz has returned from
Snort visit with friends in Chicago
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-19

Mrs. Edward Cadman Of Beacon
street entertained an dinner part.
last evening in honor 81 Mrs. A. FL
gate. who is here from New Mckee
and Mr. and Mrs Grover Hof -
Pittsburg. Pa. Only immediate mem
bers Of the family were present.
John Blake. one If the enlisted boy.
Of the Coast artillery stationed
Fort Dupont Del. il home on fen
DAYS furlough
\ meeting Of officers Of the Lax
County District assembly will be held
IN Gary Friday afternoon 10 arrane.
for meeting TO be held at Hammond
at later date.
The meeting has been called for A.
2:3o and viii be held in the odd Eel
lows hall OF that city.
Mrs. Frank MeCrum. who has been
visiting relatives in Indiana Harbor
has departed for Detroit on a visit 70
her mother
The Ladies' Aid Of the NJ. f. church
Indiana Harbor. will meet tomorrow
afternoon at social session held Al
the home Of Mrs. Ben Roop. 3S0s Fir
street.
Calvin Mcclure. Douglas Clark ane
Henry Rudolph were accompanied H.
Chicago by their parents YESTERDAY
where they took a train for salina
Kan. to enter the military academy
there
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-19
BOX CAR BANDITS
TAKEN BY WHOLESALE

railroad detective. an East Ham
mond saloonkeeper and two other men
were taken in roundup of car
bandits" late this afternoon by Ham
mond police and Indiana Haroor Belt
agents. Merchandise. whiskev and
tobacco valued at over 81 900 was IN
covered in the homes Of the men Ac-
cording 70 police the men have CON
fessed.
Those held are.
Edward Campbell q wears old. an
Indiana Harbor BeIt special agent
living at 1900 West Waltham street
Chicago
Peter sartak, saloon proprietor on
Summer street. 40 years old. married
Mike Naboveh. 81 wears old. mar
ried. Gibson.
Joe Bekonich. 2s years old. married.
Gibson
Police under Chief Special Agent
Barney Dolan Of the indiana Harbor
Belt armed with search warrants. IN
covered four barrels and ten cases ar
whiskey, other spirituous liquors and
la quantity Of cigars and cigarettes in
Sartaks saloon. Seventy-Hve shirts
% pairs OF shoes. six dozen socks.
and dozens of sweaters were found
~ NA4o i1AiiVS 1A the men Captain
George Hanlon. Detectives Bunde ana
Einele. officer Law. and Agents Dolan
and Jarchow made the raid.
The gang was caught through
the carelessness of their leader
Campbell the special agent A book
~ his was found on case OF whis-
key he had broken into in a freight
car. Realizing his slip. Campbell
Skipped out several days ago Today
he came back after his pay and was
arrested
Today's capture Is similar to the
arrest Of the Erie. Nickel Plate and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-19
NEW CASES FILED

i65qI nm l,.i -.
Ident r.oa, 49, .s....,,t -, y
Sproaf, ''',l - -
d pa 90
1882 nm ,,...a.t.
"a a So ei.i'
rias Me- 49,, Pm
obfis,sa, .-..- 49, " ''oTe rue
Williams .n5 Iosare - ~ ,,,i '''t 'l'''
1888 Rn -. 80 -, " '', ..,'
'iE"tte- Joseph S@ano
on 10Th.
1888 Rm l-Torecl N l. David A.
.Tohnsen a,..,. ,..t..
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-19
80 LEAVE
TOMORROW
(spselsl to TIE rImEs.l

NNI5N9a1t - fth ttMtss.I
LAPORTE. IND. Sept. Ia The dis
trict board OF exemption has certified
eishty-one men drafted at Hammond
for military service Five Of these
were sent some time ago and thirty
eighl wiz leave tomorrow. The others
1e1u 60 in tho near future. The names
feslaw-
TAYLOR Long, Roy Cannon. Robert
Tar Scott. Earl Richard snyder, Fred
Flint, Frederick Carter tcolored). VIM.
Louie stephan, rcnatius j TIousine.
oscar II Ba6emau oscar starr VIVA.
conn. Tom KovabIch. Naunl Dimitron.
T1h7 D-asc1er. Paul Wa4Her Frank
IErayas, VIM. joachim VIM. Paul
LANCE Christ Yakimin. Elliott Lafay-
ette Gustavs vs.. FIebelkorn. Harry Os-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-19
Catarrhal Deafness
May Be Overcome

II you have Catarrhal Deafness DR.
mead noises go TO your druggist and sei
ounce OF Parmint double n renprbs
anu anu. aad 70 II pint Of hot water ana r
tapIsspoontul four times a day
This viii often bring quick reIior
from Inc distressing head noises. Clog
sea hostriis should open. breathing he
come easy and the mucus stop droppfn 4
INTO the throat IT is easy to preD9re.
costs ilttle and is pleasant 20 take Anv
noises should give this prescription \
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-19
TWIN CITY
NEWS NOTES

The wedding announcement IS made
of one more Of this city's most popu-
lar debutantes. Miss Gwendolyn Will
lams. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Williams of North Magoun avenue
who but q few weeks ago attended
her cousin Mrs. Wyane Miller as her
maid Of honor at her wedding. The
groom elect Is Mr. Paul skinner.
rising young business man Of this
city. The day set for the wedding is
Sa turday. September 29th. Miss Will
liams is secretary - Prof. z. y.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-19
Thursday Noon Lunch.

Attorney w J. WINERY viii address
ne members council of the Hammond
Chamber IF Commerce at the noon
luncheon tomorrow on some Prob
lens the Chamber Of Commerce
should So've" There VIII be a sug-
gestive outline OF the years work.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-19

CORN-May. S11G
oATs-Msy, 6lts: Sept. 59sc: Dec.
5Ssc.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
HOGS - Receipts. $4,000: market
active; up; mixed. sI7.l0aIs.75: good.
Sl7.f5 q 1855; rough sl705nI7s25:
light, sl7.10 a 1850: pigs sl5-25@14.40.
CATTLE-Receipts $4,000: market
steady, 10 up; beeves. S7.5O4I7.S5.
cows-heifers, s5.5O0129o; stockers-
feeders, S6.50GlI25: calves. sf25na
1925; western steers. s6.75a15.75.
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
BUTTER - Creamery extra 4sc.
creamery hrsts, 42.c; hrsts. 41a42c:
seconds. Sss @40c
EGGs-ordinaries. $50 a5sc: hrsts.
374Q 379c.
LIVE PoULTRY-fsa22;: ducks.
IS q lsc' geese, 1sG 1sc; springs, 2l3c;
1sc
vEAL-5o to SO. 13a1sc: 10 to 50
Is q roc; 90 to 10. 1sG a0c; overweight
kidney. 40 to 175, Is a Ice; coarse. 1sa
lac.
PoTAToEs-Cars, 30; Wise, s115a
L2o; MINI. S1.15 91.20.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-19
What Do You Know
About Your Blood Supply?

the blood strong and free from the
many impurities 10 which IL is constant
y subject.
1t gives the history OF S. S. S. the
worlds most successful blood remedy.
which has been sold for more than fifty
years by druggists everywhere. This
book will he sent free to all who write
to Swift Specific Co, Dept. K-69 At
lanta, Ga.--AdV.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-19

Your Ignorance May Startle You.
Few people know of the. many func-
tions Of tlie blood supply and inst how
important II IS that it be kept absolute
Is free from all Impurities. The health
Of the entire body depends upon the
oonditton Of the blood You are invited
r. write and obtain booklet that gives
you some invaluable information on this
important subject. II tells how to keep,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-19
WHITING

At the Princess Theatre tonight Jack
Pickford in a perturbation of the cele-
brated play The Dummy" a Para
mount picture. Also a Metro comedy
Dial
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-19

8 @ bandits" who were led bv
Joe eHegewisch) Lach. who was a
special agent for the C. & O.
The -four men VIII be held 10 the
superior court.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-19

one the exemption board could he em-
powered to grant relief from financial
demand as well as from the physical
Where conditions warranted"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-19
CHICAGO GRAIN rUruREg

CORN-May. SI.iG.
oATs-Msy. 6I4s: sept. 59sc; Dec.
6g4C
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Semtid 2itterariider @erein.

Die oramatil6e Mbteiluna oes
9eutid)=2itterariid)en Sereins belt
ibre pierte Gerlammlung ont 10.
Mar5 I'M gereins5immer bes @unter
Sotels ob. 5rau Or. 81. Sa6s fiibr-
tie Ben goriis uno 5ralt 81. Seebe
uno SRI. @iielo Bauer iparen Sic
2eiterinnen fir BEN Mbeno.
9os 8rogramm NOR f~olgenoes:
alapierouett; Superture D8ilbelm
Sell" bon Hoiiini, SRI. 6. Madenien
uno SRI. 6. Bauer.
altsSolo: Still pie Die Naht".
BON Carl gobm SRI. s. Quincy.
9umoriitilde 8riefe &riegsgefa1t.
geller, BON Srau S. 3aoid.
&lopier1Solo: 3ierlider Marib,
BON Eoloini SRI. 90. Madenien.
Defamation: a. S6iuer OILS
Seloiber, b @ar Seiraten elm
ganferott?, Sri. g. Bauer.
Sopran ? Colo: a. v9,l biit Die
&ub'", b u9ie Sorelle" bon 5.
S6ubert, SRI. gbna 8olbemts.
0as 2uitipiel BON Sugo MilQer,
nSSm @artelaIon eriter Moiie", muir
Be bon SRI. s. Nagel uno ben Ser
rem g. &ohs unb 6. Sepe geleien.
Spdter folgte elm gemiitlihes
8lauoer1tinbden uno es puroet
leidte GrfiIdungen ierpiert.
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-exas 3.

Comptroller SerreG bat orei
meitere Saloon 2%i5enlen i'll 2areoo
uegen @erletung bes Sonttagsge=
icbes anrulQiert.
Ser oreiidbriee @alter gil+
lingslep bon Nultin iette our6 epic
len nit Strei6bol5ern ieire &lei-
Dung in @ranb unb lit infolge ser
erlittenen S~erIetungen a%eitorben.
= Ger 3weite Sermin ser Soutb=
meitern Seros Normalidule 5u San
Marcos bat am Wtittipo6 beeonnen;
as nere S6iiler iinb eingetrngel1,
moonrh Die @elammt5abl Der Str-
benton auf 1,027 ge6radt muroe.
- Ius Bangs, Dem Centrum Der
Sbit-&ultur in 8romn County, miro
mitgeteilt, baB aae Sbitbdume in
potter gliite iteben unb, borausge-
iest, baB niht nodmals Sroit ein-
tritt, eine reihe grnte oieies Sabr
.erpartet miro.
Ste S1retforelt 0eS N9rtculfu7
raj ano Wed)anical College bielten
ON 8reitag cine Sisune in Muffin
ab. in meld)er Ser bisberige 8raii-
bent, Sobn s. @uioli bon gaIlinser,
ioiuie Der Gi8eprdiioent, S. s. Sort
BON Gan antonio, einltimnig wie.
Der erndblt muroen. Gin Nohfolger
fir oen aus Dem 9ireftorium id)ei-
oenoen Sbomns 6. Battle bon Mar-
lin lit bis iett bonn @oltoerneur Ser
|gulon nod nidt ernannt morben.
= Ger 6iabrige Sobn BON Gbas.
Sones 81 Marlin puroe bon eitem
Motorepcle, oas Don einem 6 Mei-
len altBerbalb Der Staot mobnenben
S6uljungen gelerft mlroe, iiber-
fabren mo itorb wenige Minuteu
oorouf an ben erbaltenen Gerlcbun-
| oe1.
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Nus Nser1Fo.

- No6 eillem 8eri0t oes @ene-
rals Sru1tciScp Mt1rguia fou Gillo
iebt 1900 Wfoun bel iid baben. IS
l6eint beinoge, ais menn ourd oie
gefGmpfllng Gilo's BON Seiten ser
acknowledgement iein Seer INNER
groBer miro.
9l1s Gl BoIo miro gemeloet,
oob groBe Mengen BON 0eutiden
tGglid) iibcr oie merifanil6e @ren5e
gingell. Del Dem o%robenocn arie9
uno Ser feinoliden Stimmullg, Die
1id) it uuierm 2an0e gegen oie 0el.t=
iden o%ffenburt n1o Die audi in einer
gerooe5ll frompfbaften Spionenrie-
1erei 81 Gage tritt, fiible1 ii6 Sic
Oeutlden, Die feline amerifanii6en
9iirger lino, in Werico iiderer als
BET unS.
= Hrdlibent Garron5a bat Die Ges
iignation @guilar's als Mintlter
bes Ins1partigen ongenommen.
= Mus Ser @egeno bon Gananea,
Del Nio l1nb anoern Orten an Ser
Ganonea, Ooqui Hiuer & 8acific
9obn miro gemelbet, bob BORT lii.
ter oen 8iaiitas grobe @ufregung 5u
berrihen ideine.
Gorran5o bat %angeoronet, oaB
in alien Staten @ablen ~abgebolten
mpr1pu fpller.
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&ebrer-6ein6.

Deutide S6ule in Tuebla, 6e-
publif Merieo, iu6t fir SItern eirett
oemtIdjen afaoemiid gebiloet'n Set-
rer, Ser f6big lit, bas Sroitariat Der
gertio elmer Nealidule 5l iibernef-
men.
9erner meroen fir oenlel6en Ger
min sipei oentid)e Sebrerimmem ge-
h.dt, bic in 9eltti1lanb oas @ramen
fir bobere 9odteridulen ooer Gle
mentari6ulen beItanoen baben. To;l
elmer 2ebrfraft iinb grfabrlrngen I'M
Kindergarten : llnterrid)t erlpiinid)t.
Yuebla bat in Solge ieiner tSobe!l=
Iage (cirea 1000 Meter) elm iebr
aelunoes Slima.
9eperbungen inter gleid5eitiger
ginlenoung bon 3eugnisabidriften,
gmpfeblungen uno 2ebenslauf TO-
mie @ebaltsforoerungen, 9obe oer
&eiieperaiituna etc. iinb 5u ridten
an oas
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COLECIO ALEMAN
Mpartaoo II, Hnebla, Werico.
Seit6er itets aeInnD.

seitber tets seimnO. SD oanfe
Sbnen mir Die s[usfunit". ldreibt
6rou Anno anoerien BON Sos Inae,
leg, Golif. SD bin frob, baB id
ieet meiB, no id) III oieier Staot al-
penfrduter faufer fam. 8or iieben
So6ren war id iebr franf, uno mare
es ntft oieies Seilmittels ipegen ge-
ipeIen, id1 claude, id mdre iest id]on
lanqit in meillem @rabe. SD mar
NOR bon einem idlimmen Wagenlei-
Sen geplagt; irgeno etwas, mas i'd
aB, 6ereitete mir Die ldredlidlten
Gdmer5en. Die @er5te gaben mir
ilur poriibergebenoe grleidterung.
Die erIte 6lai6e @lpenfrauter madte
mid better fiiblen; i6 iebte Den @e-
broud) fort, biz i6 poaitanoig mobl
mar, nno ih bin ieitDer itetS geiuno
geipeien."
GauIenoe baben Oie Gor3iige 6ieies
often, 5eitcrprobten ar0uterbeilmit.
tells be3ergt. IS lit iiber bunoert
SATIRE I'M @ebraud, lit aber ntr lei
ten in Sen 3eitungen ange5eigt NOR
Sen. Ole al1lloe BON ieiner &or5iig-
lidfeit bat ii6 aber trob0em bon Srt
8u Srt il6er 6ie game @elt perbrei-
tet. IS lit uidt in Apotbefen 81 bo-
ben. 2ofoIagenten Iiefern es Dem
8llblifumt, ooer eS fam bireft be3o-
qeu per0en BON Sen Seritel(ern 81.
9eter 8obruep & Cons 60, Chicago.
ST. Can5.)
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@runoctacnrnms lIebertraanuaen

Clipia 6. Giel an g. z. @rig6t uno
g. 6. Snunbers, S1.07 @der 9nub;
$S.107.
Cos Qngeles Sei9bts Improvement
G%onpanb an s. s.. Gdaeffer. @runoItiid
in Sos 4ngeles 9ei8btS; $3.50.
g. 8. 6nuier al 8rau q. 6. Camp,
@rituoItiid I'M @itp Got 100; 81 II. q.
g. 9. 6ouIer an Srou DC. g. 9atz
fer. @ruu6itiid inn gitgs2ot 100; 81.
g8alter 6. aieG al 6. 8. 8rie6t unb
9. e. Gnunbers, 8t.07 Gder 2ono;
$500.
&. 8. Groiu on Niegler See Cream
Company. @ruu0itiid i'm GarebaIe Bart;
SO II. q.
Gollt6 Can @ntonio Suouitriol Goms
pam an SEQ un6 Hofa Sdter, @runo~
Itiid in Sout6 Gan antonio; 1886.
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Serr Stepes batte orei Seelotpen be-
itellt, ood lit Ser brittle leioer auf Ser
Geiie geitor6en. 9as ginfangen
~oerlelben an ser falifornifben &iilte
bat 5iemli6 LANCE geoauert uno mar
NIT groBen 56mierigfeiten ber'
fniipFt; @err Steoes bat 5eitmeiie
orei Segelldiffe fir ben Sang be-
Id)dftigt gebabt.
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@abl Mn5etgen.
Stir Wagor.

Sic .6reie &reiie" lit autoriliert,
Serrn gSnltpn 9. Suub als &anbibat fin
MaDur in Der bepor1tebenoen 9rilndr@
ipabl am %. Ipril nl,5ufiinbiseu, rnb er
bittet Inn bie lInterltiibung aIer ieiner
Sreunbe unb Stiinu9eber.
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L.okaies.
Babrfdeinlidjes @etter.

Sir Gan Mntollio unb llngeseno:
-Sexute abeno uno Sonttag: flor nno
aparn1er.
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Sic uSreie 9reile" lit nutoriiiert
Germ Sam 6. Bel als &ar1oibat fir
Mator IN ser acknowledgement Primdrz
ipabl am %. Ipril uno 8. 0aai nn5u@
fiinoigen nnb bittet I'M Die l1nteritiibulla
aller @dhler.
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Sale Der 9ermannsi1bne:
. DEllkATESSEN -

gbiiringer 8rattumrit Stride 8lmtunrit
J%ranffmrter @iiritden 3unsenb4mtiunrif
8raunidw 2eber,unrit Stride grat,uurit
Semtife Salamiumrit 6nadtpnrit
Stalieniide Snlanti (2epn Stpl)
Semtide Gerpelattuurft Sdipartemasen
Jriife 2eber,uurit Silse
&ehfGie G6ile &die
9anbfaie Gbamer Gaie
8riffaie &artuffelfalat
3intbnrgcr S1ic &rautialat
Eimientp Safe Sletihialat
GUNNER nit Wsagpnnaiie Ger. 2afs
9arins inSenfiauce GpllutDps (Wtilhn.)
5%aringsfilet (@ailhn.) Sarins in @elee
6drins in gumateniauce Sartngsfalat
Warimierter 6arins (Nailfner)
9~prtmsieii ide Sarbtnen (Sliuen=SeD
5rans5iide Sarbinen (Slipen=SeD
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San a%ntOnip, ses.. "a. 0adr5 f917-
Erime CRUDE Cotton Seeo Oil, So
geuts Der @nlone
gieu Yprf, "a. @dr5. - Spot $3.50
bio; Mdrs, $13.66 uno $13.71, Mprif,
$13.64 unb $13.70; Rai, St3.67 urb
1880; SUM, $13.65 uno 1888;
Suli, $13.66 nnb Sizes; MnguTf,
$13.63 nnb $t3.64; September, $3.50
unb $13.66; Sftober. $500 II. $1,000.
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gu nermtieten

3os obere Stofnert oes @ouie3
go. 2t8 Oit.Gommerce StraBe =
90 bei 80 SUB. Naf3ufraGen
PIC SIt-Gommerce StraBe.
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Sfarioffelu, California nnb COLORADO.
$40 uro 81. rs.
SiBe aartoffeln, YunIptin snna,
So. 90.
3tpiebeln, California, $500 =. Crate.
8obnen, Crime, $4.5O per 100 HhinS.
Squa1b, $3.50 per 8nfheI.
Somaten, Segas, 4 aorbe, 1878.
Gaoiesden. SOC II. Coo +. I 9tc. Bin,
bef.
8~lnmentobl, 1925 per Crate.
&obl, $500 per 100 Bfuno.
8riiner Hfeffer, zoe per Yfuno.
Spinat, Toe per 8ufdeI.
Crime grbien, $500 per Samper.
Ora. $500 fir 8uidel.
Seeten. 81 nnb So per 100 Yfuuo.
Reerrettias@ ur3efn, per Sfo. i2Ms,
@urten, per Crate, $2.00.
Generie, 90c Ii. $f.0O Der 9ubeno.
8eterfilie. 40c per 9bS.s giinSeI.
GierpfIonsen, Sc II. 1Oe Der Vfnnb.
aopfialat, Cal, $500 per Crate.
@elbe @ur5eIn, 75e per 3utenb.
gantafpupes, Gtoubarb, 1925 per
Crate; 1onb. 75c per Crate.
Tie1 Warft.
San antonio, Ser, "a. aRdrs t9f7-
3itbe $500 bis $6.10.
Gdien 500 bis $9.75.
9uQen 1925 bis $500.
adlber $5.75 unb $500.
ct. 2ouis, "a. Mdrs 1917 aiuos
bieh, SerassGieb, $3.50 bis $3.50.
Sdlpeiue 5000 bis $3.50.
Santc.
Sdtpere ponl GGIadter p 6ts
9ei6te btm S@Iahter ...... % @ts
Grim aeinisene .......,.l3h sta.
5elle.
8oIf uro 6uds ....... 20 Gtk
Wngoras8iegen. ber BIB. 10 ga
anpcrns3ieseH beiddniat .t.. 8 ga
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Sic ,,Gyrete Yreie fiir Seras"
erjd,etnt ais 9ageblatt uno 9Spdbeablatt.
zas saaeblatt lit pieratig uno fott SOC per @fonot oocr Sc per Sobr.
Gas guden6lat 1T ie~d5ebnietig uno foiht So per Sabr. Hob Merico
50 @do. Na9 europe, Gorto e%ingelbloiien, So.
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Stir Steuer Gp,u miiIar.

Sic nSreie Yreiie" lit autoriiiert
Germ Sas s. @arlaub als 3anoiont fin
8iebertpabl fin bag amt bes Steaer-
&ommiiar IN Ser fommettben 9rimdrs
tpahl am %. Gpril ai8ufIi.loi9en, nto e,
erfidt nle feline Sreunoe uno Stimmge=
Der I'm beren l1nterltiibung.
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Stir 10 's t.: :;": GGrtra Yrdmit upa $3.50 III SaR
Slit u "s t." :;": GSrtra Yrdnit pon S.S IL Saar
Sir 20 '' t." :;s: gGrtra Yrduit uon $500 ii Saar
Stir q 's ter :;": gGrtra Xrdmit pon s6.S III Saar
Sir rnebr aS p "s t." :;": Ggrtraprdmit Dot s. ID Saar
SSir une5r dS 80 ' t.: :;s: GGrtraprdnit uDn s16i it Slff

Der &prIdlas lit enfad ub perfdnSid seane. Wer etnea
nenem M6pnnenten - Ser snr 3it midt eeier Der nJree Erebe4 1T,
- sc,uimut, foaeftert $500, erbalt, reip. behalf oapon einen Collar anS
iddt Sen anberen Collar nit Der senanen Aorehe Ses geFeaers eu-
Nuserbem tebt aer aud mod cine Grtra Eranie in Insfdt, fails bic
3ahl BON seu M6onncnten ober barber erretdt piro. Die grrGsEra.
me ienSem mir sen Sa5n geredisten BON mnierer Office aus brett
Die bir semadte Oferte lit fit ieoen int ipeihm 6ebiete bs STAT
tcs offen. Sober fam id baran beteiisen. @ir bieten nr gaarprehe
an, neil @Io INNER ieimen Gcrt bat nno Sober bafir amidafen nnb
fauiem fam, mas er serabe bramdt.
Me, bic pon oe5er Offerte @ebran9 MAIDEN nnb inter Sen oben s.
deQten gebimgnnaen MbpnHentem fir bic uJreie Srehe fir Segas" lam.
meln wuaen, Emo sebeten, F1 NIT nns nnuer5aslid in gerbimonns 81
ietem, bamit mir i6nn etpaise sepunidte aasfabrlidere Anstnnt e.
teuen f1unem. Die lnitums s6t Ben Seteaern brett bon nnierer Or
lice al. 9ieie Cfertc fat MIR Galtisfet bis anm 30. SAM 1917.
vTreie Yreie fir Seras"-
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%au . GrInmbuisfdIetne.
Frau 9. Martens, @arnoe. Yoit gbe. F.;
500.