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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-02-16
WHEAT AT SEATTLE

Seattle, Feb. 10.-Not at all
crisis of the week. eastern Washing
ton farmers have become bulls al
most without exception. This was
established when miller buyers at
tempted to set little wheat on bids
in the country of S1.40 a Las for
bluestem and turkey red and 2 q &c
under for fife. Holders frankly said
they were not interested in present
quotations, and would continue to
hold on to what they had.
In numerous localities buyers for
the milling concerns were not even
asked what they were willing to bid.
In others it was boastfully asserted
that England would have ~ buy
grain, that some method would be
found for getting it to destination,
aud that if they held on long enough
they would get 50 for every busuel
sold. This position was regarded as
extreme in view of the fact that only
a few eastern buyers are left in the
field to bull the market, and that
those who are still active are carry
ing on their business through local
resident buyers. Puget sound mill
ers were not heavily interested
either. They are well stocked up for
the run to the end of the season and
with rush orders for the south and
east well along toward completion,
they fell rather easy as to futures
and are not inclined to tone up their
bidding. The only factor that will
drive millers back into the open mar
ket on the scale of the past 80 days
will be the establishment of an ave-
nue. across the Atlantic wherein the
cargo carriers can be insured of safe
conduct to England.
Much grave study has been given
during the week in milling circles as
to futures and every angle that might
influence values has been brought
under observation. Prominent oper-
ators, who have enjoyed an immense
tonnage in exports to South Am erica
and the Orient, declare that the Unit
ed States has not yet reached the
point where it can consume all it's
wheat before the next harvest.
This country has thee grain, it is
pointed out, and Europe must get
future supplies here. 1t was report
ed on cablegrams received this week
that the allied armies have enough
wheat to last six months, but the re-
port was not credited by dealers
here. Conservative traders placed
Wagers that the supply would be ex-
hausted within three months.
a hearing will be given in Seattle
February 16 by Charles J. Brand,
chief of the office of markets and
rural organization at Washington,
for giving representatives of the
grain trade an opportunity to discuss
standards of wheat as established
under the United States grain stand
ard act.
The domestic flour markets have
remained stationary through the
week. The heavy grind for the east
and south has about been completed,
although the car situation has pre-
vented shipment. Southern millers
who left the market here about two
weeks ago have re-appeared and con-
siderable new sales have been made.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-02-16

prices and cleared $500 for his
trouble. Farming is becoming more
and more a business and the man
who wins is the man who uses bust
ness methodist. N. Miller, Farm
Management Demonstration, Exten-
sion Service, State College of Wash
ington.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-02-16
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY DE-
CREE OF DISTRIBUTION
SHOULD NOT BE MADE

In the Superior Court of Whitman
County, State of Washington.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Thomas Matejoviz, Deceased.
On reading and filing the petition
of Frank Zalesky, administrator of
the estate of Thomas Matejoviz, de-
ceased, setting forth that he has
filed his final account of his admin
istration of the estate of said de-
ceased in this Court, and that the
same is now in a condition to be
closed, and the residue thereof dis
tributed to the heirs and legatees en-
titled thereto; that all the debts and
expenses of adm inistration have been
duly paid and that a portion of said
estate remains to be divided among
the persons entitled thereto, and
praying among other things for an
order of distribution of the residue
of said estate among the persons en-
titled thereto.
1t is ordered that all persons in
tercsted in the estate of Thomas
MatejOViZ, deceased, be and appear
before the Superior Court of Whit
man County, State of Washington,
at the court room of said Court, at
| ColfaX, in said County and State
aforesaid, on Saturday, the 18th day
of February, 1917, at 1920 o'clock
a. M, then and there to show cause
why an order of distribution should
not be made of the residue of said
estate among the heirs and legatees
of said deceased, according to law.
1t is further ordered that a copy
of this order be published for four
successive weeks before the said 18th
| day of February, 1917, in the Pull
man Herald, a newspaper printed
and published in Whitman County
State of Washington.
Dated January 18th, 1917.
JOSEPH SESSIONS,
Superior Judge.
Frank E. Sanger. Atty. for Estate.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-02-16
Frank E. Sanger, Atty. for Estate

State of Washington. County of
Whitman, SIS.
l, Jas. A. Williams, County Clerk
and Clerk of the Superior Court of
Whitman County, state of Washing
ton, do hereby certify that the fore
going is full, true and correct copy
of an order made and entered of rec
ord upon the minutes of the said Su-
perior Court.
Witness my hand and official seal
affixed, this 18th day of January,
1917.
JAS. a. WILLIAMS,
(SeaD County Clerk.
By NJ. p. Bellinger, Deputy.
jan19-feb15
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-02-16

The pioneer HON esteader of 1880
to 1900 has been changed to the
business farmer of 1917. In the
place of hit and miss buying and sell
ing, we have farmers with telephones
and daily newspapers, watching the
markets and selling shrewdly.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-12
Iyradli8l,s in Gylommem.

Se6s 3ra6twaggons, belaoen nit
3uder, 0iingemitteln Oel uno au-
Oerel @aaren, mlrr0en geltern Nlor-
gen in Dem @iienba6niduppen ser
9. & 8. So. in Curtis 9ov Ourd
iScuer SerItort. Ger SHooen belduit
ii6 ouf $4,000. 1ubenOe pon onoe-
rem g9aggons purOen 0ur1 OoS
prompte Gini6reiten ser Giien6a6n-
9lngeiteaten eerettet, melden es ge-
long, oieieI6en loS5ufuppeln imO auf
elm onoeres @eleiie 81 bringen. 0aS
6euer in bern 6radt5ug mur0e nm
1 ll6r 30 entOedt. GS mar in Dem
nit fiinitlidem Ginger belaOenen
gSaggon entItanoen mo breitete iid
idnea auf 0en Selmoggon aus. Cine
leihte @rploiion II unO bnlO itan0en
aae iedS @oeeons in Slomnen. 0aS
8ugperionol 0ltiommen nit onOeren
Angeltellten Ser @iiteritation ma1ten
lid Ioiort OIL Oie &ettungSarbeit. SSu
Ser 3mii6erSeit ipurOen Die Curtis
8aD iSreipillige 6euerIue6r inO Oas
grooflbn 6ereripebr 0eportement
olarmirt. lin 3 llbr mar oas Seuer
llnter GontrcIe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-12
sdJitm 1T GumOiOat.

Sm glireau Der @u6lnltilihts. .8e.
boroc reidte geiteru Der ebemaliae
GonoreBmonn G6arles ". Shirn
ieine @apiere ais Gnnoioat fir Sie
republifanii6e domination ais Glerf
ocs StnOtseridtes elm. 9lapm 9ln-
iheine nod plrb or bon allen Glamen.
ten iemer Eartei imterltiibt meroen
unO feme 9ppoiition ba6en. 0ie
&epublifaner iin0 sur 3eit iebr oors
ii6tig IN DER 9lusma6l Der Gambia.
ten fir Die i'm 9fopember Itattfinben0e
@abl, lmo 0err Sdirm 1T elmer 0ers
ieIben. gr lit ais elmer ser belten
&e0ner in oen @er. Staaten befannt
umO elm imermiiOIiber 9lrbeiter fir
6as Sntereiie ieincr Eartei. @r lagte
Neitern Diele ieiner 6reun0e bGtten
i6m 5ugereOrt ais GonoiOat fir oas
glmt mti5utrcten, un0 oaB ,er Die I'm.
teriiiibuno oller garteimitalieoer ba.
ben piir0e. Gr mer0e aud in 0ieier
Gampaene mle0cr 70 piel oIs mo9Iidl
iiir leiue Eartei fun. @cnn criudblt,
ipiirOe cr ieine gop5e 3eit Dem 9lnlte
ioiomen ltno 6allelbe nod 0Iei60ifs-
Yrin5ipien fii5ren. &ielc ErogreiIipe
Iollen bereit iein, iiir i'm 81 Itimmen,
oem er frat in 1912 iiir ole @abl
oes l6eoSore 9looleOelt ein.
Die 2iite fir oie Domination iiir
g5tuotSlGoutrclelr iAloB eeiIerI uno
Sua6 @c0uIlen ino g. S. gltuooo
apcrOen Die GanOi6otcn Scr oeaofra.
tiiheu reip. repu6lifoniibcn Eartei
iein. Tie Nominationspapiere oeS
Derru gltmooo miroen geItern einae.
reicJi. obalcid 0ericlbe iidj auBerbalb
Der Sitaot atIbdlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-12
Sin 6ritiidlcr Nompfer Ocrleuft.

Cine Holtforte, Die an George u.
Yeters pon Stelport, 0idion & Co.,
Syuc.. y,r. Is, Smitb. .StroBc. eerih-
tet uno BON cinem Ireunoe in eng
lano eeidrieben war. brndte Die
0aadridbt, Dob Der britiidle 9onpfer
o@tbelltou" torpeOirt lporOen 1T.
dSrottlono's Boot 1T torpeOirt, "
0oS NOR 9lacs, mas Oie aorte inete
i'd weroe ibrcibcn. meml ih mieoer
gebeuert babe. g2ad 9lnlidt Oes
Srn. Hcters lit mter 6ranflano DER
critic SneeniG1r 8. SioneD Sranflono
Oes vgtbeIlton" eemeint. Ser ,,@tbel-
lton", Gin Duupfer bon 2454 Eon-
nen ieaelte I'M Mldro BON Baltimore
nod 5ronfreidb inter Dem YefebI BON
@apitdn Tromsoole. @r NOR Gigen-
tbum bon 9iobert 9nrroipine 4 Co.,
@bitp, Gnelmo. gdberes iiber oas
SHidiuI Der 9emomung ooer oes
S6iffes ielblt 1T bier nibt befaunt-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-12
Die staats.@arOe

General IS. 8. 9iiaeS ais G6ei ser.
ielben in llusiidt' senpmmen =
Gle neue @arOe ninmt Die Stelle
Scr Stnotsnilij ein.- aonp bonn
@rGiiOenten ebcnioHS 5tm ofti-
ben ariegSOienite ioiort ein6cra-
len ueroen.
@eneral Clinton g. &iagS lit &C.
itern eriubt morOeu Die Grgoniil-
ton Der neuen StaatsgarOe 81 iiber-
nc6mcn. General 9liggs NOR @euc-
ral.9lolitont Oes Staotes, iuar Elm
@litglieO ser MISUNDERSTANDING
lion mO lit Elm fdbiger &lonn fiic
Oen Soften. Gr 6ot 5mor nod ui6t
jiigeiagt, oo atge6lid iein @enuo<
beitS5iitano Oiel 81 piinihen ii6rig
ldBt, bod miro cr pabrideinlib Oeli
@oiten ii6erncbmcn. Iie nclie
StoatSgoroc fiiat Oie Stelle Der
StaotSmili5 aus m0 fam nad Oer
@eiebcn Oes Stoatcs bonn &rdii0en4
ten g9iliou ebenfulls gum aftipelt
3riegSoienIt ein6erlifeu mer0en.
2ieutenout @f z. 9ltfinion, mel.
der fiir5lid bonn @eneraI-9lOnltanten
outoriiirt iuur0e, cine 9iir0ermode
5n orgoniiiren, INN Nie g9ofcrperfe
81 ii6eriuaden, mahte eeiiern cine
Snipettion Oes BON i6n1 81 ii6erue6-
men0en Serritoriums.
9ie @lGne iiir Elm Soipital I'M Ga
ger 81 9Omiral iinO entporien luos-
oen; ooiielbe miro in ser nor0iueltg
libcn gde 0es 9ogerS erri6tet uno
lit nod Gem SSobnS Sopfiiis-Soipitnl
mooellirt morOen. +
Gie Wlarplnno Dlotor-9atterie.GO.
miro beute cine 700 Nleilen longe
Ionr our6 NarDlanO antreten.
@ouperncur Sarrington, ser Iid) in
Cambridge beiinoet miro am Witt
nod rdd @ai6ington geben, no i'm
,6oteI @illaro4 cine Gonieren5 5mi-
lfen i6m unO Den Commencement p6n
1clomare lmO @irginien iiber Die Or
nenhing BON Sffi5ieren abgebolten
iperOen ioll.
9ereits 300 Yefreiungs.
q efu DE.
Otabe5u 300 9efreiungs @eiu6e
Iino Ger ItaotiIden 8eireiimss. .geb6r-
oe bereits eingereiht worOen. iuo es
merOen nod uiel lnebr eriuartet. 1ie
erlten oreiblnOert iin0 geeen ole gnt-
Ibeiolngen Der 2ofolbeb0rOen serid-
tet, Oie nd meigerten Oieie 9eirei-
ungsgeiube glit5u6eiBen. Siele Der
GinpdnOe lao aili ben pbpiiiden 3lI-.
ItanO oes bctreifeuoen glppeaonten
balirt, Oelm @iele, ole glmlbten, Dab
i6r pbpiil6er 3uitano lire 9lbDeiiung
sur 3olge baben miirOe. mlroen bon
oen Qofalbeboroen angenommen, iHOl
ie iuHen lett angeblib nad auoeren
,05riinOen Inn ibre 5reilaiiung 81 cra.
mtrfen. I:
Staotsonmolt groening bat nom.
@roioBmaridoa Growoer Den @eiebll
erbaIten, in ie0em Safe, in Dem bic
9etreimg bepiaigt wurOe, einen Zip
pei ein5itreiden ieIblt in 6dIlen, I'M
Oencu ole @nti6eioung nidt anoers
bdtte ousfollen fonnen. @r miro bic.
9iamen aQcr Terieni9en crlungcn
Die befreit pilroen ino oieie Damn Der
Giltriftsbe66roe cinienOen. Gieie
niro pieIe Der Sale 5uert UoriicbsI
men in oencn oie Yeireiungsgriinoe
flor im0 Oeutlid oar1 oas @eieb on-
geiii6rt iinO. Sdlle, IN Ocnen Iclbit.
oie 0iitriftSbcb0roe nibt enti6eiOen
fonn merOen nod @aibington 5url
GntIdei0uno iiherpicIen mer0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-12

u. 92emell SomeS 20. 9osleo, So6n
s.. San Gled, 96arles q. 9oDce,
Grneit 3. Gufes, @m. $. E6omos,
Qn6ert q. Graper, @eorge g.. E6o,
mas 3, z. &enole1 Sarriion.
@eidiib- Gefnrtemcnt - G0marN
Is. Sbriner, iry N. ".
@eneral.9Ioiutant- Oepartemcnt II
s. Gelano gimes, ". ".
@i 3. q glationnlgar0c.
GopitGne
Sniauterie - So6n Grtm, picrteS
9legiment.
Grite 9ieuteuonts.
Snianierie @ilIiom s. Som6urg,
Gompognic 9, picrtes @egimcut.
3meite 9ieutenantS.
Suionterie Ser6ert ". Yopne;
fiinfteS 9cgimcnt; GDomas 6. CD
waros. iiiniteS 9iegiment; Sbomos
u. Carr, pierteS 9legimeut; Sbonas
6. 8prnes, fiiniteS 9ie9imcnt; 9ll6ert
y. 0isnep. fiinites Gegiment,
Observation-Disclosures ~ Noparo
g. 9dnoon, piertes gleginent; g9m
@. So6libell, H. iiinfteS 9ieaineut
NRorDIon 6 Counties.
GopitGnc.
Snfnntcric @bilfips g. See. Gil.
Der Spring; 9epin s. 9aiIep, Saliss
burO; SarrD 5. Oli6orOion, Cider
ion, @eloon @reen. geilopcr; 60.
nolo q. @ilpin, Ioplon.
0eiBh- Ccportemcitt G'Ionnell
See WeIpale, g. 81.
Critic 9ieiltennnts.
Snianterie Colin g. Yilrh, Saf.
lep; Norman 9elt, @ait6ers6rg;
9olowiu 9. 9ane Gum6erlnno; s..
Gbilo, gocomofc GitD; So6n z. aib.
Ter, Gbeiiertolpn; @eorgc v. G6onIp.
ion, 5oreit Glcn; SSo6n S. 9iice, Ga-
tonSpille; G0ir0. z. WlilIer, Cation;
@ilton SnowOen, ir.. 9lioerpooO !;
Sarrp 9. NliooenOorf Stepenion.
3meite 9teuteuonts,
Snfanterie SSo6u 9. @Ioninaer.
Gmn5erIono; Charles g. 9iobiniou,
S5Dotispille; Gan. 6. Smith, SoDeS /;
6ronf 6. @illiams. Clifton; So6n
". Sutton, GatonspilIe, @iQiom 9.
GroluleO. Clifton; Sas. 81. Groi6crS,
Riiing Snn; yreoerid G6ideiier.
9lquoSco; Somes 2. Sans, 9ean-
mont @opouS; SSo6u s. g. Srote
mnrfle, Salisbury; 9lolp6 8. Oh,
lam, 1rnitlono; 9eonarO &. @olmer,
Sreoerid; Grueit SO 0jrnb6, Sno.
lerspille; 1Rarf ". Sterling, GriS.
fielo; SenrD 9. CiaarO. @rooemOht,
,Sldeiter; sSomes u. 9Rillis, SSpatts-
bile; @6ilip MDers, &olonO Yart,
g. @aleniine gsilion 9foduille; s.
0lc&, N1it1ell, Gentrepille; @corac
3. Gil9bmm annapolis; d. Ndnl-
mono elliott, annapolis; g. pomarS
Iilion. g9ilna; Charles j. S5lnte'
mon Mount 9lanier; Gnlnett 9.
Gueritt @elair, Tonel i. 0icDiAl.
fen. Cumberland: Ql[ire0 & lbQrp,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-12

j.. Gaiion; Maurice u. I6orn, Col,
lcge 9arf; George NJ. 9afer. u. a.,
9logers 6orae; 9Robert @oloen Gar.
tel, 81. 9ly Gbeop Gbuie; 9lotban s,
Storr, Cation.
9lrtillerie S6omos g.. gorb,
geItspille; gomin 8. Murgom G6cpp
Gboie; 9lleranOer g. Barton, 9loS-
Inn; Sobn 81. GuubD, Salisbury;
s. Barton Sorpep Gotonspillc,
Gbos. &. 6inf ir.. @eismiuiter; 30.
Bert 2. Dlortin, Cabot @ointD; 9.
2. @iIIiomS, ira 9liOeripooo; goniel
@illaro, irv 9iolanO Eorf; GorI Q.
Gtpton. glunopolis; 9omrence 8.
Simmons, Cambridge; g(rt6ur 2.
Wic@o6c, 9iclop.
aanolleric 9enamin =. NoOc
g., 2aurel; SbonoS 8. GoOwolaOer,
q. N.. GOgcuoo0.
Nuortiermeiiter Corps 9htblr
6. Gnolar. ggcitminiter; SomcS q.
Geau Seloir; 9llpin g. 0insmorc.
GffriOge; O6cr q. Serr, @eItmin.
tier; SolmcS Z. 9ofer, 6reOerid.
6ieirbiib Ceportcment g9m. 90.
@ooO, Sporrops @oint; SSenrD :.
9iinqlin S5alct6orpc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-12
Sin umsIadlidJcr 3ufaa.

6omorO Ditmon, Der oreiidDrigc
Sobu bon Srn 2cipis 9itmon bon
Noicfomp 9[pemc in 2nraUiIle
murOe Don einem Spielfumcrooen,
wdbreno iie Dra6en ltcigen lieBen,
70 rngladlicb 6il 8oOen gemorien,
oo Scr nod Der 9llisiooe oes 9Irotes
fem Geuid bead lMo itarb,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-12
Den gnmSesGeNSrScn amSacIisiert.

3wei meitere @lanner, pelde es
uuterlieBen, ii1 bel Der 9lilS6ebungs-
9eb0rOe 81 ifellen milrOen uon DER
norOmeitlidcn @oli5ei uerbnitet imo
Ocu 9nnOcS6e6orOen mtSgelieiert-
Sbre gtnmen lino: Sbomas u. 8urn-
liOe Don 9tr. 536, 8riee.Str, 21
Sabre alt, ltn0 Samuel Songue, elm
in 9tr. Gil, @oloitr., wobn6aiter glc.
ger, 30 Sabre nIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-12

iii Scr 9tnIidt, oaB Der See 10 groB
nm 10 id0n lei SaB i'm oas 9altis
morcr 4u6lituH imO Ole @arf6ein4
der permiiien miiroen. Der See ioll.
te. luns andJ Oes MaDors &lnn lit,
5um @onoeln lutO @lotorbootfa6reH
Dem @n6Itmn sur |eriiiglng geiieat
merOcn. sluberSen fonnte Der Sec,
iollteu Die ndotiiden gaonerluerIe
perIagen inn llotbiall irieoer ais &c.
ierpoir ge6rauht perOen. Sic llm.
panOlimg oeS Secs in ein StaOhm
iciiroe, aemdB ser 9(niidt Der Conn
miiiion cine orobe SlnlnIe pcr'
Idlingcn. Sin Stoohuu mas @olti;
more in6eoinet bn6en iellte, fonnie
picI billiger Dor bem Maniion.@aus
i'm Garf angelegt merocn. Gie Gom.
milton miro lire SSldnc be5iigliw
oeg secs oem aRaDor oernna6it 81.
ieuoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-12
Rufrltf Ser 9eutfc6en @efecc=
(6aft BON 2NarpCauo.

Die Ond Ocu reg Dernrindte gObagc uOH benidumerifn
nideu 5uen nmc Der bier aeiranbetcu 9eiSoemden, uS d
in Oem nnO Nem fOmmcuSen bre Md darier f66r madcm
ais 6er sa5 6OnOer in 5Ose Der rCScsmus SebeuS-
mien YefIeOnnssiifH uHO gaem, Der SOuSbat cr
iOrOcrt,
2ie rSendc @ecadur fat t @ricssans6rnd, i'm glnsnit
1914 G WGsd set6un y6 ~ enern e Osrausga6tc
uG6rcuS Der legtsn Orci Sabre NaSaeOcn $1493602.
Ierarmte 6Gmin Oiels gSmen nit uen GimOeu OeutIde
eeeIcnte, anOerc ScidsScade unO hueis ArbeSO 6ccu
luterihtMng.
Sic Scntid 0rieidaft" crOarct i'm fOmmeuOen 6eb mnO
@uer arGhc NnObernHgen e mDdtc i1r erf OS g9Ob
mnS fOrten nnO Mcter OnSbreicn uu Oa abr 9
bic Sa5M bcHSt6iaicn Nttel scse6en WerOcm
Sie yGemtide @eelduF bitte Sehba6 WclO, nm biel
CjeS sur eiHOrng Der fmmenOeu 9Otb Wfnn mOe bcOenH
ban nc Nren geOrdngu Ocntder Serfnnft nuO Ontd
Nation md6rcnO Oe @riesSt n auSdliealid 0nf Sac
angeueeu icn werSeH
0abcn, grOf muO ncH, uc6men cntgcgcn'
Der oNehdc 6OrrrpOnOsnt" Or 43, CitgnltimOreStr.
nuO @ilam SpilmaH Sdatmeter Der v9emtidem @clidaF
NOrec uIentide Spar6ant~ 6de Baltimore AnO GmauStr.
Der Gmpaug Oabeu wirS in ben SpaIten o0eudeu
GOrreipOnOenien~ befeinis merSen.
NnmcOnnaen fir WtgieOidnft Der v0entdem @cieadaF
NrcS6trng so bien 81 rdteu Oen SefrctGr SenrD "
Srent, 1920 @nrnerStr, OOer an bic llnenaemOnucn.
sir Die oDeutIde @eieniduit BON TRarNauO":
9as GOmite:
&obertM. &U tier RrGiioent,
s.. g. Silfen,
GDan ~ SeiH1
MarttW Meberbtrf,
GGrl u. W. S6Olt
@illiam SPilmau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-12

hrNon. i5O 0ieiien; SnI5pnlier; ben eaiis
sen Iaa; Der ridbiiae qehelIsretier tiir ain6er;
&unpicr emma Giles. 9lenltdas hno Done
neti0gs, z llDr Wiorgcils; 6urna II lbr
NUenoS. Billeie 00c. (Sullb-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-12
Die bradlbune Q.urt GepDFt. nmb YrltrFion.
GrflrInu. ~

O5ebirass gcenerie mo bic aroBen BrldeH
Nirbts MOI iDer ben SlSqueDdnna stub Yer
popuidre Sampler nSusanebannd" Mlttimous
ilbr ginhmili0es; auriid mn IL il1r Nbenos.
Sonnlago, 10 ll1r BormliiaaS; aurld nm 8
lIDr Abelloe. Yilleie 60c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-12
UricsIou.9lHle
md lSmla0elpbia.

~ Wbiabrt bonn gicr ylr 1. piobf.
~ @irakc 9ompfer bnlicH al bet
~ Weiictton 0heinDeaie 9aOen, Iolpu
Tnuf. WbeidpedIe @iiD. mo, eli
Georges, 3elapnre etl0, &el.. unO
Iaaes Sampler sBCnr- uHo ,Noro
Baltimore" fdbreH bier Ulul iu0deuta
lid, anIioit iapIid: DtenltoQs, 0ons
ncrfiQas, G0iniidps uno Sonllings, 3 llbr Wlors
Qefis SnbrgelO 81 90.
WamtsDampfer idglib, allseenonlmen SonHs
taQs, inn & iibr Ql6enos; 5abrgelo Stb0 flir
Die 0inrele, SO iiir bic ytnnotelle (lb 1a9e).
Niidinbr per I1e. coer ytdqt9ampier o0er
per 81 4 o., $500. SurHglngebillele 3l
nieOriqen MnicH (per Adpn oon Ybil1oepbia)
iiad Jsep gorf glilanic SiiD, Saee WlaD, Ass
bnrh QarI Nung NrnTldh, lllb1m0, Lro0, y. o.,
4Snwlann, DIE, BunIien i'm N0roen Btllete
bef QlIbauab's un0 uu Bnrb Der Ddmpter
baltimore Madl HetteriuH.
vlbfnhrt WoHtu9s, 9iellluge, WIliimo0s.
HounerliagS sSreiaoS. 8 uDr Wsor9enS nno 5
nUr glben0s; GnnIitnas, li1r ytof9ens, 13O
WdcbmitfaQs iino s ilbr slbenoei Sonlags,
5 llbr 0lloraens miio 4. 80 ylnupmlliQBe.
Hindfabrl bon Welierion WlonlaBs, Nhtis
iuorb5 mn sSreila05 unqcobr ! upr 5acTnits
Tags; 3icnaae itllo Donliernogs nm urees
la6r ilbr 9lnhmiiaa8; Gauiqgs uno Sonns
tags nm unoeidbr llbr Nanmliass uno Z
'yaio 40 Gemis cine Tour. 80 Taoe GrIurIious.
8iIleie 90 Gents. Wlan i1rctbe nm Setleinba
rer QH 49, a,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-12
9lnnavOlis mno geen yliDtr.
Ieu gan8ei Sag nuf benl Sal5lpailer.
Iumillrn.GrluriiOn

Der Oupulnre S0nlpier a0mha Ouee",
WlUntngs, WiithuDds mo UreliaaS ll1r
GonlTidnS mn $50 Mlorgens iHo Gantllaa5
80 ya1mltiags Sine eRr niisgemaplie
Gour; 0eI Bab nno cute glabl5elel. BtlS
lee 50c., auSgenonuHen Sonniags, QUO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-12
Grddlttae eaiialras. nnb gBDriDu-5Iuh. aHb
WctcrinM. erIMritDMen.

Seoen 9onnerIiaq mi llDr Wsor9enS, 8ls
rid $50 glben0S llno GanIlingS lltI 1 llhr
Ra,bmitiaeS 3urAd 1045 Apenos. 9amptcr
inmn liltD TreNeridtoipu an GieleS NJ cine
oer bciebieiien Iourcn aus Der Staot. 4ils
Iefc 80c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-12
G:nrrFo Gnl1Ertp
- heMte
g 10 p nm 9 q L
0apeIle hon 80 SnitrumenteH.
6. 2. DariOm, tapelmeiiter.

Nnmmiitnac.@ @rparamm:
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aSnugbier Of yooe". ............ Bennett
nSitter mo Bauer" ............. Suppe
SO''''' w cSerr eiocraiij ''"SS''O'''
Butterflies" ...........Si Sicinie
nNUlUtll 4........... ....t..|s. 80. ipl6tl
9ariton Solo nRode0 in tbe Cradle Of
toe Seep"
(0err Soi 0lomaneuo)
.SpOolO Spoufe" ......... OldOpOOle
.Siraoela"sSuOerilire ....... 5loiow
Sertctie ans .encld" .......,. 'Soni8ctti
star zpnmoleo Banner.
9lbcnO-@roaumm:
pHlueri0 yeH ............. ..... Sphld
aQiill OF tbe 0liit~ ~.......-.s .0tlenbcrg
gBiis Of Remido otts" ......A rampe
0prnets Colo .........., .NueaepdDltes
(9crr 0iberatD
81 lroboiore" ..............S Sero
Seiii NicoleO" ............0 0crbert
Ollie WiOoiiie" ..........o .ocrbert
fDlopbon Solo .,SmeeincB~ ..g.. Ear
(pcrr 6urrO SebO)
nScmiramioc" ............ .Moiilni
.gn Fdonn" "................Y Yraoier
,Goor 9uiterfn" .........p pubbeu
DRnDmono" ................I .Ibomde
.Siur Spanglco banner.
49,
Nh gephrntaarn;
gluitGnoigc @an0eDiIlc.
Nncs criifluiine gltte in oneencbmem
lbcdier i'm Sreien
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observation-disclosures.
g pl 1 G It e T.
Bpsi emmben 6abrt aaer aber bic BAT.
Der bcliebte 9ampfer USOnIic".

0abrieu bel 1aa uHb Wiunoeuitbeln.
Wlnn Muo San5
sD0nngss 0enltass, 0ulnerlingS hno Treis
tags SAC 9orm., 200 .lino GAO 9ladDu: Whtt.
potbs, Sanlliags uIo S0nniaAs, s46 YOrnl.
uno 400 yldd0m.
6rOatieile 95c, stinoer 25c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-12

&c Ifa0lilde SlimllaeIellIWoIt ao5
aciiern betolnt Dob DER @oridlag
oes Staotsieuators Campbell aus
0em Gmie.Sec i'm Griio.oill 9arf
Gin eroBes Gtaoiim iiir Sic sIbbal.
ting BON Sdngerieiten uno olpnlpi'
IAeu Spielcn 81 maiden nidt allsee.
ili0rt perDen iolltc Gie GonliniiiioB
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-02-08
BRossER HAS AN ALIBd.
Libertyville Man to Bring Friends to
Show He Gould Not Have Been
Connected With Hold-Up.

Byron Prosser and Walter E. Bates,
the two Libertyville, ILL.,, men arrested
in connection with the alleged attempt
ed hold-up at the store of NJ. Sneider
on Elizabeth street on Sunday night
are scheduled to be arraigned before
Judge Randall in the Municipal Court
some time this afternoon While Pros
ser has been identified by Sneider as
the man who had the revolver On Sun
day night, the district attorney has
been advised that dozen people down
at Libertyville are ready to come to
Kenosha and swear that Prosser was
in that city at the time of the hold-up
here. They assert that he was seen in
a garage at Libertyville on Sunday
night and that he was operating pic
ture machine In moving picture thea
ire there. It is pretty hard for the
district attorney to reconcile the state
ment of the witnesses and the state
ment of Sneider. "A further investiga-
ton into the case was being made by
the district attorney before the two
men were brought into court.