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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-06-18
Total
Wilmington Steel.
ORE BY INNINGS

wa steel 10000 0OOl-l
New Castle ...... 5000 o 0 %
summary, Earned runs, New Castle
n Sacrifice hits. Hansen, Weist. Hit
bv pitched ball. Ham. Stolen bases,
Carlin. Wild pitches, Hall. Left on
hsses. New Castle 5; vii. Steel G. I'm
pire Mckay. Time hours.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-06-18

Chicago at Boston. clear. ? games
Detroit at Washington. clear.
st. Louis at New York, clear.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-06-18

scnRr nY INNINGs

Summary: Sacrincc hltai Aeach ana
Anderson. Two base hits, Mathay, Jones.
Double plays, Jones 10 Cobb, Wratten
lunassistedl. Struck out by Anderson
-; by Hamilton 8. Base on balls of
Hamilton, ?.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-06-18

They use half a dozen umpires in
one Y. NJ. II. A. League game. mat S
25th century baseball.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-06-18
OSBORNE

Paoino and Arkansas Avenues
Elevator, hot and cold running water IN.
rooms Private baths Excellent table.
bathing from house, si.bo 70 $3.50 daily.
90 20 $40 weekly. Cap. 300 Orchestra. Ger
age. Booklet Mecklcy A fcttor-
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-06-18

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Rrov-ntown O2sO o 0f0--5
Eden U " -
Time Of game, hr. 20 min. Umpire
/ Henry
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-06-18
WILMINGTON Loses IN
ninth TO bethlehem
RrsnLrs oF SATURDAYS GAMES.

Bethlehem, Il Wilmington, 0.
stcelton. G; Sparrow's Point, l.
Lebanon, 3 Fore River, >.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-06-18
"ViILa NOUd"

Ocean Ave. near Beach. Ocean View
Rooms With running water and private
bath Reasonable rates Capacity 200.
MRS. J.. STOREY
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-06-18
vandever.

Brandywine 2 y 10
Vandever o D U U u
Summary. Stolen bases, Smith ?.
Home runs, Keatley. Struck out by
Hoch s; by Crouch u. Umpires Cum
ningham and McGowan.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-06-18
BASEBALL Chances
National League
American LeaRue.

Chicago at Cincinnati, clear.
Pittsburgh at St. Louis. clear.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12
SsstsG1 : 8 OuGof9.

Wlan nimmt massres S4peinefiIet.
Idneibet es in opei Singer oide Miir=
fel, beItreut es nit etpas SaIo unH
ipenig rOtem pfeFfer. Damn tpsroen
einige groBe 3piebsln in einen Gopi
geI4nitten, In tpel4em Dorber @9mal0
srbist ipirO. Dorin ldRe man bic
3piebeln id0n braun psrbsn, 9sbs
baum bos TItiicb binein. Msnn bielsS
ins Ro6en getOmmsn 1T, ipir0 etipas
MaFer bin0uesfiigt. Man IGbt IS
conn langTdm i'm FeitDerbedtsn EOpI
gar to9eu. Gum S9luB sibt man
Elm tpenig in MaHer uufgel0ites WaebI
unb cine 9oHs bon Sobne bin5u. Die
fes @ericbt pirb nit Sauertruut isrs
Diert, tpeI9ss, gut ubeeIpiilt. In WuNer
gar setodt nir0. Damn sieBt man
bus MaKer gut ob, Iegt Oas Rraut
ipie einsu Rrano ouf cine srobs runbc
S9iiHeI uno sibt OuS fertise @Ouloft
in bic Wlitte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12
0rehsfiidler In 9Lnfrnhr.

ct. Widoelis lit in ioldem 9lltf-
ritbr iiber Ole @iuiddrimg Oes neuen
Grebs .@eiebes, OoB iid 6ronf 3.
Orem, Der oortiee YoIi5eiri4ter, be-
moGen fiiblte, na6 Baltimore 6u font
men, nm ii6 nit oeu @litslieOern Der
Staots. .6ii6erei.Gommii 5u bera-
t6en. Die Situotion iit 6uBerit ae.
iponnt in Der Sta6t an Der 0itliden
&iiite, oo oie Grebsiiiher beiiirhten,
OoB our6 Oa5 neue @eieb i6re Snou.
itrie 5eritort miro. Gie SiiCberei.
@onIerpirlngs Gommiiiion erfldrte
Dem YoIi5eiritbtet Orem ooB Oas Sc
ieb ourdgefiibrt perOen mlB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12

@inccu5o 3onti an @uiieppe @lo-
nicri unO Srdu, @eitieite 9lrher-
Str, na6e Golimbia.glpe., II bel
SO.
9erDl %. @oulo an GloDo 2etpis,
glr. 1913, @eit 81. Ctr.
elmer @. &rice an Oscar 9. Sui
Ig unO 6rau, Ger. 627, Gator.9lpc.
Gbos. 8. SutborOt an nOcciOent g.
9. & 8. 81, Otorooitieite Blooming
oaIe 9ioao, nabe EreBtman-Str.,
1864 bel irreg.
Simon geeole an Sulius 6. 2oOe
II. 2l., Oitieite GoreD. nabe @reBt-
mon.Str., 16 Del so.
9lebecca Sigel ON 9arneD 2eaOitt
uno 6rau g9eit@de SaDette- uuo
goen.Str.
Sos. 9. Gotter an Baltimore
MontblD Yleeting Of 6rienOS ior
Goitern & @eitern Giitricts in llnitD
mltD Anclent yearlp Meeting OF
6rieuOs4, 0itieite GorIes-, nobe 80.
Ctr. +. 80 BEL 1928.
Gilbert s. @onib an Seremiob S.
@ogner rn0 6rouL glorOpeiiieite
Gliiton.9lbe., nobe 9enniDlponia.
9lpe., 13 bel irreg.
Gilbert $. 9nnit, 9lOm., an SerrD
@ogner, goroweitieite Glifton.9IOe.,
nnbe &cnniplDanio.9lOe., t3 bel irreg.
Serrp @ogner on Gilbert $. ga
nib, gorOpeitieite Gliiton.9IOe., nobe
YenniDluanio.glDe., 13 bel irreg.
@crcontiIe SruIt & Gepoiit Co.,
Eruity an 9iobert 9iesS II. o., Hed-
te, Sitel tmo Snterene.
Columbus 8orfe uno Srou on
Ebeooor 9. S0pner umO Srou, 1907
Gopington.Str.
SSioac 6. &olentboI an 9iobt. Scff,
2 @rilnoitiide.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12
Ser. Singer buu Baltimore.
(@eQrlin0et 1857

Sauptquartier: v@ermania MGn.
nerAor.Glnbbaus," gtr. 852, gaorO.
Sownro-StraBe.
@raiioent Senrb Sbomas, Scr.
316, Neit.Saratoea-StraB
Sobn ". 9lein, 0irieent, g1r. POI
9ioro.2inmoo0. .9lpenue.
George Simmelbeber, protofoIhi.
render lmO correiponoirenoer Sefre-
tar, glr. 419, 6orrelt.StraBe.
Sermann @idIid, S1nsmeiiter.
sar. 713, @arner.StraBe.
Sinan5-Setretdr Gbas. NeinborOt,
Scott inO Samhlirg.StrdRe.
@m. 9. SilOebrnnOt, @ibIiotbefar.
9lr. 2029, Sreoerid-glOenue.
@6as. Neu, glr. 246, NorO.6ulton.
9lOe.. 9oriiser oes @uiit.Gomites.
rion-@eianeDerein,"
nSormonie,~
..@ermonin-W -Wl6merhor."
n6robIinn.
aGboIia.M .Mdnnerdor."
oMo5art.@dnner
~@identron5,~
n@erlnonio- -Ouortett-GIub.
~Melooie."
~Meb1er.@ @eianguerein,"
.MeIten0-2ie6erfranS."
rSGder-WeiaHaOerein."
Souptallartier: nRiiffePs SaIe,
SIR. t03. 9lorO .6reOeriditraBe, ieOcu
SomItoa 9(beno. nit 9lusnobme Oes
oritten Somitags i'm Monat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12
g. & C.4.G6efs oriinOen GIn6.

y@. e. C.".@6efS erinScm Glnb.
Cine Gcreinielng fir cneere Sc
i1ditsbe5iebrngen ino eelellihnitli-
den llmgang miiroe geitern BEL einenl
2unbeon Der glbt6eiIilngs.GbefS Der
n9. & S.-9abn" in Dem Gentrolge-
b1uOe Der Gompagnie eegriinoet.
lleber 100 @beis maren aupeienO,
eini1lieBli6 BON 9eamten oes Gre
fltio-giireouS uno Sub-Cioiiionen
ser ocridieoeuen Geportements. Gas
Gomite, oos Die 9lufiidbt iiber 0ie Or
gnniiation bat, beitebt aus z. IS. Ro-
berts, Gbef Oes @iireaus oes 9rdii.
oenten, Is. 6. Sonieu, Gbef oes 9ied.
neutrality-suspicious., 6. $. @ar-
tin, @bef 0eS @eneralOireftorS, g..
@. WlurroD, Gbef oes 6rohtoerfebrs-
Geportenents, Sobn |ead bonn
&raitmai6inen Geportement uno &.
81. Spnrts bonn Sngeniellr.9 .9iireau.
@s wurOe beidloHen, mohentlid
2un6eons 81 geben bel ipelden Be-
ante Der @ompa9nie 8orleingen
iiber wi9tige Ybaien Oes giienbobn-
@etriebes bolten iollen. 0lithpoh
muroe fir 0ie m06entliden Ser
inmmllIngen ouSerieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12
MpfsI[RstLs mtl @Abpsln:

Apfelfpetfe NIT SibpetH.
3tpei pfunO 9epfeI f8dlt man, suts
fernt oas Rsrnbdus uno fhneioet iie
in 0isrteI. Wlon io9t fe in rei9li9
@oTsr NIT bsm n0tisen 3uder gang
peid, sieBt nun oas iiberfliiBige Npfels
tO9paRer ob. 70 DAB Elm idIuntsr 9rei
i'm &OGtOpf 1T, ben man NIT elmer
TaKe SiiBpein unb ettpas abgertebes
ner 3itrOnenI4ule DerfeBt. gu Dem man
eins lln5e peibs oufgel0ite @eIatins
sibt. Wlan flint bic WloRe in cine taIt
umgeTpilte sIatts GOrm gum GrItarz
rem. Sn benz obgegoRenen Apfelpof>
fer todt man Die QlpfelI9dlen unb bic
&ernbduler einige 3eit ti8tig, gieBl
bic -TliiBigteit bur9 uno sibt bier big
fiinf 8ldtter rOte uuSgel0Fs 9elutins
Sn0u. 9is rots SuI5 muB eritorreH
unO miro, sr0bIih gebddt, aIs @er'
Sierune I'm bic geitiirote psiBe Qlpfel,
1peige qelegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12
aruuttu9en.

ginsn 9opf WsiBtObI IdneiOet man
in Streifeu, to9t ibn unb treibt ibn
burd bic TIeifdbudmuT8ine. Wauu
f9mort ibn nit elmer feinssI4nittensn
3piebeI IN 1tpei 20ffsln 6ett untsr
Riibren flint Winuten Our9. Dermiidt
ibn nit einem 81 uno mebreren 20fs
feln iaIten, eerisbenen GartofFeln, Ial0t
ibn unb flint ibn in cine Dorgerihtete
2lufloufForm. Der SRobltu4en pir6
bierSia Wlinutsn eeboden, ssItiir5t, nit
einem Rano BON Hiibrei, unter ben
man etipos geriebenen &Gie gibt, ums
geben uno NIT Der foleeuOen Tunis
gerei9t: Man fbpibt Spei llnosn
Mebl in 0pei llnoen Butter, flint bic
MeblTdpibe unter Hiibren nit fopieI
RobltOdpaHst ouf oub cine i6migs
Sunie entitsbt, gibt 5uIebt Elm babies
@las glpfslpein limb 5pet feineeipiests
SoySsllen an bic Tunte. Sol0tartofs
FslH perben Defenders gerst4t. Rcfs
beS Rrouttudeus psrbeu in S6siben
oeI9nitten uno nuF0'Ntotel nit Sar'
!offeltl0bd.eH OpsNtn
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GIrnnbitiifs. llebcrtranlInaen

GitD &eaI Gltote So. an WarD 6.
9open glorooitieite 2ibertD Seig6ts
9lpenuc. eobe @nrl-9lbenue, 2i.S bel
100.
9lnnie ". Slpiber an 2ouis 90
lonot unO 6rau @eItieite Strider.
Strnbe. na6e Eotterion.9lOenue, 49,
41a bel %.
NtorD u. IoDIe, 9lOminiitratorin,
an Hoianno 0oDle, Sliieite Battery
9lOcnue, na6e @roBitraBe, H. bel 80.
Charles 9erfemeier an SarrD fea.
oes, @eitieite 9roaowap, nn6e@ougb.
ltroBe, IA bei 1t0.
Sotton 2. Smith an So6n Z. %.
nobue, Sitieite @otomacitraBe, nobe
6oiter.9loenue, 1877 bel 20.
Geriel6e an Oeniel6en, Sifeite 0fo.
binion., nabe 4rattitraBe, 1876 BEL
62.
Geriel6e an oeniel6en, @eitieite
GederiiraBe, nabe 5oiter-9IUenue, -
bel 67.6.
Geriel6e an OenieIben, SIiieite@ur.
lep., no6e 6leetitroBe, 12 bel 676.
Tericl6c an Oeniel6en, Neltieite
GederItroBe, nobe SoIter.9IOenue, t2
bel 676,
@m. =. glingarO on 9. 2at6eriue
giingaro, @rllnOiiiid.
9lbea Building So. an G6as. i.
Stouffen OIoromeitieite 8roofs-2one
nobe giltnip.Yloce, 25.6 bel 126.t0A.
SomeS &.@loog, aOminiitrator, all
SameS u. Yiooe, Citieite @ilmor,
nobe @reBtmanitraBe. 10 bel 100.
. Somes q. Woog an 0abio S.9aui-
mnn Gillette @ilmor. nabe FreBt.
monItraBe, 13 BEL 100.
George 9l Sor an SOa 9. Ebo-
mas, I @runoitiid.
HoAeiter Some 9nil0ing So. an
@m. 9. WleDer, 8 @runoItiide
NliIton Steluort al 9lenes s.
Stelpnrt. 2 @rlmoitiide.
Ssrael SadS an Molie Sobs,
@eitieite Caroline, nabe 2erington.
itroBe, 12 bel as.
Sallie @. Nlerrimou uno @atte an
G6os. SerbolO lmo 6rau, glorooItedc
9lortb-glbenue mo Gufelono-9lpe.
Seiie q. GoiieOp H. q. an oieielben,
Noroolt-@de gortb-glDe. lmo GiIfe-
lonO-gloe.
Gbos. SerboIO mo 6rau an Seiie
81. 9niieoD, 9loroieite giortb.gIOe.,
nobe QufelonO.9lpe, 1851 bel 50.
@m. Mi. Sob imO 6rou an SEQ.
g. Serbert uno 6rou, @eitieiteSare-,
nobe @lioft-Str., 1876 bel 65.
SSoiepb 8. gSbite Sieoltp SO. an
@m. S. 9rettbOu im0 5rou, gsr. 620
glor0.Gamoo.9lbe.
WlarD H. @ilmot an Z. SoiparO
Gmbert, SuoleIte yfortb-Nbe. naDe
9roOOiib-SIOe., 10 bel 1876
Z. SowarO @mbert on Wlarp 81.
@iImot Ii. a., SiiOieite glortb. .glue.,
nobe groOOiib.9lOe.. 10 bel 1876.
@laopSlaw 2eifo unO 6roI an
Gaoio 9oiiin lmo 6rap gloroieite
O'Gomea-, nobe Yotrlrent.Str., IA
bci rs.
nSrleous ct. 8. & 3. 81" an
Gbos. &oetI, 9loroieite Baltimore.
Ctr, nobe Gonton-glpe, 10 bel so.
@ranpiae 9. 9irler an @iorp 81.
Normon goroieite 9IaenOoIe.Str.,
nabe Gliiton-9lpe., SO bel 1855.
CHARLES @. Sirit an Maraorct 81.
TumpbD, gloroieite 9arf SeigbtS-
9IOe. na6e Yimlico Circle, 10 bel
1855.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12

Sutter. separator, Efun0,
37-40c.; EriutS, 1A %io., 37-4Oc.;
Erints, I YiO., 37-40c.; Creamery,
95-37c.; Ooirp BrintS. @lo., go,
Ga, 32-34c.; Storepadeo, 32c.;
&oIls, MO. mO ga, $40; 9lolls. @..
@a, 32c.
@ier. Tubeno, Mo. imO Ha..
33c.; goitern Shore WlO. umo 9o.,
33c.; @eitern (Obio), 33c.; gSeIt.
8ireinia, 33c.; iiiOlide (gt..GD, 32c.
2e6enSes @efliigeI. II
6rii6obrs6iibner, ts4 bis . @hmN,
300; IA bis t14 @iunO, S4- 35c.;
4 Yfuno lmo peniger, 30 32c. !;
iumge weiBe 2eo6ornS, Eilno, 26--
2sc.; oIte Semen % DC; oIte
.Sdbne, 12-13c.; Gnten, oltc W1us-
cooD imo Monercl, @fo. t5-i6c.;
oIte peiBe HefinS, 16-17c.; Snoian
Siuuners, 15c.; 8uOoIe, 15 bis 16c.; z;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12

gntbeIe Il 2 5ib & @uar 60. 1907
$4,000 sulania & Gbnrloiie Der o75s
1000 eroraio & gl0boma Con Der. 9s
1000 Wlonon 8nlIcb Qrac 5cr....... 90
1000 Nesu or, Dob X Gbic Der ~ asa
400 lIHieo @oiWa0S 500 5er...... s7
1000 llHiieo giniIfpaps inc 4er r.... 62M
1000 llniieo yiaiImaDs inc 4er ~ 02A
1000 gsaib. Baltic & Nn Der ... s4
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pftrfi3s tn Gffig uni
3uder.

Dis pFirii9s tpsrbeu seidGlt, in ieos
iperben einigs ganoe TelteH geitedt, be-
rem R0pfden man uusgsbro6eu bat.
Nuf ie Elm pint WaHer uno Elm pint
GKis psroeu bier spfunb 3uder gere4s
net. Daraus pirO ein Sprlip eelOdt,
uub bic pfirIi1s ipsrosn burin fiinfs
asbn Winutsn lang Ionefam getodt.
Damn lest man fie DOrii4tis in SOpfs
pbsr @lGTer sin, todt ben Sbrup nod
etuiss Wltnuten lang peiter, f8iittet
ibn beiB iiber bic Grii9te unb IdBt
biefe ubtiiblen, ebe man Iie Derf4lieBt.
Natiirli9 muB fopObl beim &O4eu
ipie beim Qufbsipubrsn Die 8riibe iiber
ben Trii9ten itebeH.
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Tiir 9anS llnO
&i@e.

6rtf9s GbGmpigROns ais
@emiie
Die espubtsu PiI5e per6eu Obue
MaTsr nur nit einem Stiid4en Butt
ter 5ussfsst. ST uuer @uft Biz auf
eins RIeiuisteit berbunitet, quirIt man
fuure Subus nit sinsm GigeIb, stipus
Butter, SuI5. pfeffer unb setDtsgtsr
psteriiIie. sibt Oies iiber Die Gbuinpiss
mons uHO Odmpft iie nod etpu 5ebH
bis fiinfosbu Minuteu burtn. ais
8siIass eieret iid 3unge, tuIt Obsr
parm, Oosr serOitets @efliigeIleber.
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aniff bsim RGrtOfftliO :
den.

Gs pirb OfterS buriiber setIugt, bdb
bic eetOdtsn &urtoffeIn beim IGn9es
rem Stsben ibr 2lnfeben berIiereu uno
sruui6por3 un6 ununiebnIib tperoen.
Run gibt sS Elm einfu6es Mittel. bies
gu berbiubern. Selbit bel IGnserem
Steben bleibt bic &ortoffsl frif9 uno
f90n. lpsnn man benz MaKer sinen
GBIOffeI GTig sufeBt; ubsr ia nidt
elouben, baB bic Menge Die Site
mo9t. Sir sinen SousbaIt DON fiinf
bis feds perfonen esniiet Elm GblOfs
fel bolIItGnbig unO beeintrGdtigt teis
nespegs ben @eT9mud Der &artOffeI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12
|erfGnfe au Der Jisfsen 9lttisnbUrie
FIRST CALL

90 gInibeie GoKf\ \4ower com. ..... .112
33 NnibeIIe Goui Goal cont .......1i0
200 gIntbeiIe Goshen 4 so cifs. ...... IS
20 gnibeiIe Goshen oil pfo ctis III. Az
IA glntbeile Wlt gernon Drills com. 1914
10 sIntbeiIe SapuIpa @efinina com. 10
$500 Baltimore @iib 4cr 1861. .... Qoh
6,0OO 6oni 9on Ger. er................. .1O5lk
5000 Wler & WinerS 1ronS 6er 0sla
1000 iiniieo 9laImabs inc 4er...,. 62H
200 llniieo &aiIpops 500 Der r.. 81
SECOND CALL
25 slnibelIe 9IiIantis @etroIeum cont. Z
! gIntbeil Baltimore electric pio.. Al
gnibeile 9nuion & so com 1850
10 gmibeile Goshen Sil com cts 13
II gIntbeile Groom Corr & Genl so 500
% glnibclIc or 0orn Goal COM 80
81 glnibeiIc Wt &ernon Ndlls COM II
1876 sIHiDeiIe Wli yernon @Ans pio 70
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12

9oitfpieIige Sdpieeer.
iobne. n Batter: o@os lit oenn
Geiu gerebrer2" Cie iiineite God-
ter: u@laIerl" Sater: p@erehter
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etaStiidjc glnftiOns-gerf

St1DtttdJe NtittiOnSs Terf1iite.
Wlagnr nnb Stabtratb bun Baltimore.
StaOtSDntrDlcnrS.1c 1cpartcmcnt
SefIenHider QlMftiunS. .9erfanI
bon
aleu- altcn Wlaterial IN benz nlc
Vr. 31S, SUurtlaHb.StraRe,
beinnHten 0eb1ube,
am Srettag, Den 10. Snlt 1917,
Am 2 iiBr 0a1mittags,
aH Crt uHO Stcne.
Gaelbe HniB innerbalb ieds5ig Iagen bonn
gerfaulstdge an abeebronen uno weggelhait
iein. Die lblden Spe5ififaiioneH uno @eoins
qungen IN iriiberen 8erfduien bon Ct 9nuls
StraBens@igenbum lueroen audi IN oeiem
Sale ongemanot. 9s piro ioiort Beiitredt
aeiud6ri
Yerfaufsbeoinquneen 8aar Gin 9epoft
bon $50 5ur 8eit oeS gerfmies m beoinet.
SGnes j. SBrift
GOHiroleur.
6. Z. 0eiuen & 60,
(Sult7, ,10,12,13) gluitionatoren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12

idDcn 0prreipun-
nreaelndhla er.
onDun per Ecs
% 80 illadleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12

Simmel, Ger oiertc in ser 6omiIie...
iebt fam i'd Die 9iIocrrabmen baIo
en- gros faifen.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12
Baltimore Marftberidlt.

MittpoA A, If. SuIi 1917.
@8ebl. 8ufubf 1871 6Giier,
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@oint mO 3072 6Giier 5u Gouton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-12

(Sn bnuoert &funO Sdden.) II %ro
Come: Spring @6eot Bran, $500
5000; @eitern WlioOlinos, $4,000
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-07-27
RAILWAY SUPERINTENDENT
ANSWERS COHEN.

In response to a telegram sent TO the
General Superintendent of the c. & O
ny. company, the NEWS reporter Is The
recipient of the following lette-:
ION suggestion of the Council Of Ma
tional Defense the railways through :
out the country are cutting off all un-
necessary passenger service in order
to facilitate the movement OF coal and
other commodities, necessary for the
prosecution of the present war. In per-
auance of this suggestion. schedules
we're re- arranged on all parts of the
system, as well AS on other IA lrcads.
We realize that some inconvenience
must be experienced in passenger
travel and in the handling of mails and
express, but the committee in charge
of the National Defense Council has
indicated the policy to be pursued by
the railroads, and the c. g. o. railway
must conform 10 their suggestion.
We do not feel that it would be con-
sistent to run any more passenger
trains than we are now running on this
Marrowbone branch, and we feel that
the present schedule, considering other
changes that were necessary. Is the
best that can be provided.
We trust you viii help us comply
with the National Defense Boards sug-
gestion and let Us try this arrange
ment out fully. and that you will con-
tent yourself with the present sche-
dule, If you can possibly do So
(Signed, L. B. ALLEN
General Superintendent.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-07-27
Local And Personnl

1
MIR. and Mrs Coorell OF Henry Clay
are here the guests OF DR. and Mrs, c
wv. Evans.
Mrs. Harold Hatcher ot Harold was
here the latter part OF the week visit
ing Mrs. l.. T.. Arnold
Mrs. w. $. Wells and Miss MARY
Archer have returned from a shopping
Visit to Cincinnati
Miss Sallie Gatewood Lyon Is visit
ing Miss Caroline Burns In Louisa.
Rev. 1'hos, Wilkinson is on the sick
list this week
Mrs Annie stephens is reported very
III
Mrs. Julia Cooley was visiting her
neice, Mrs. 10 Davidson last week,
Miss Mabel Mayo has returned FROM
a visit TO Miss Anna Borders in Cat
lettsbarg
Mrs. w. b. Gatewood OF St Adams.
w, Va stopped off for tho week for =
visit 10 her sister. Miss Hazel Gardner.
She left for Allen Tuesday morning.
Lon Moles was called to Fort Loayens
worth. Kansas. this week TO report 10
the aviation training camp
Mrs FREQ Atkinson OF Paintsyille Is
here having dental work done.
Mrs, Harry B1ar and children are
visiting in wellston, OHIO
Mr. W. II. fleu has been indisposed
for several days "
Bruce AtkiEson spent Sunday AT
Graves Shoal
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-07-27
Yes! LIFT A CORN
OFF WITHOUT PAIN
Cincinnati authority tells how 10 dry
up corn or calIous so II lifts Of
with fingers.

f"r corn restored men and wanc,
need suffer no longer. Wear tho shoe,
mar nearly killed you tofore saws ri.
Cincinnati authority. because NJ,
uroPs e freefone applied directly on 4
s'l'uer, aching corn or oallous. atom.
soreness ~ once and soon the corn a.
nardened oallous loosens 20 IL ean M,
'ited out root and ALL without pain.
a small bottle OF freezone costs yory
,tttie 20 any drug store. but win nos.
lively take otf every hard or soft cnro
or calieps This should be tried. az n d
inexpensive and Is anid NOT ~ Irr,,a,e
the surrounding skin. " '"'''
= your druggist hasn't any freozono
lell him to get small bottle a. ~,
rom his Wholesale drug house I, 4.
fne stuff and acts ike a charm ovors
time. ~ eNer5
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-07-27
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

,Irs Pallard weddinEton 81 Coal Run
ind vir.tor- w~re tho all day guests OF
Mrs. Tom Hatcher on Tuesday
hiis Wilson. who has been tho at
tractive horre guest OF her brother, Mr.
~. II kash and Mrs Khsh. returned TO
PineNille Tuesday morning
Mrs w Dee Sutton has gone %
Roanoke Va. for months visit with
her parents. Nr and Mrs Bishop, She
was accompanied by her brother. MIR
Walton Bishop OF PocahontAs, Va. who
has been her guest hero.
Mrs Ollie AuHier and daughter mr.
visiting relatives In Williamson West
Va. and arc attending he Chau,auquR
there
Mr and Mrs. WIN Smith OF Va.
Lear, are spending few days with
Mrs smiths sister here. Mira Esther
Runyon
! Miss Daisy Dryden OF Lexington. Ky
who spent several pleasant months here
last year has returned To resume hei
position with Stewards Insurance.
Agency.
| Mrs Zach Justice and baby son re-
turned from Virginia this week where
they spent the summer with Mrs. jus
tices parents They are very much i'm
proved In health,
Mrs John Smith OF Ashland, Ia tbs
most welcome guest OF her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. ) S Cline.
Mrs. J VI. Robinson had n delight.
full visit with home folks AT Regina this
week,
Mr.. and Mrs. V F. Beyina have re-.
turned from Irunton
Mr. lincgar,y OF the Quinnislk Goa
Co. OF Cleveland, O.. Is prominent VIZ
itor here TINS week
Mr. ~ $ ADKINS OF the j. - Elk
horn Coal Co, was in town over sun.
day
Mr. j. A. Galley OF Hazard spent
Sunday and Monday here
| Mr. j. y Francis went To Hunting
ton and Stone Tuesday morning
Mrs w p. Cali who has been in
disposed. is much better.
| Aionzo Ford is seriously III Of ~
phoId fever al his homie on Second-st
Mr and Mrs W & Fhlegnr have
gone to Jenkins to 1--we.
Mrs Robert Ratliff hnR been visit
ing her parents at Tslkhorn City 10.
two weeks,
| Mrs liatton MulitnH VINO ~ surfer
Ing from typhoid fever was brought
from her home al Eikhorn City to the
home OF her sister, Mrs NJ John
son on Scott nv, where she win l.,
cared FOR daring her Illness
Mr. ard Mrs j ! Powers have as
their guests inis week Mr.. and Mrs
Murphy Of Illinois, and grandson. Mrs
Murphy is n sister Of Mr.. Powers
Mr. g. G. Evans went To Jelllco, Teu
Monday morning,
Mrs, Bsta Williamson and son arc
guests at the home OF Mrs, William
sons sister Mrs. Sam Hereford
Mr.. VI r. Elliott Is On Beaver crccK
this week
Master Tomnlo Day has typhoid 70
YER but is not scriously,ili
Mrs. Arthur Watkins OF Florida n
depending tho summer here with Mi
watkins They are at tho Pike hotel
Mr.. and Mrs Hagar Sword Of New
port are visiting their parents Mr. and
Mrs. John Sword on Second-st
Mr. j w Langley is home this
week from Washington.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-07-27

H. Fogr, who has been at the Good
Samaritan hospital for several weeka.
will leave soon for Paintsyillo. KY. TO
remain until October. Mr.. Fogg has
been visited by hundreds OF friends
since Il became known that he was Ia
Lexirsi en- lie is one OF the most pop-
\ lar mon who ever served the State Ia
the ditiicult position he occupied. Lex
inlton Leader
judge and Mrs. Fogg are now house
keeping Ia the MeCielland Preston
property ON Second-st. lie Is some
what improved IL health, His many
friends Are glad 70 know he 10 bettet
ard orr people are glad TO hnyo Cob
and Mrs Eogg back home