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The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1917-04-12
April 6, 1917.

(Prolctal'ia Bill reminds me of the
man who shuts his eyes during a fist
fight We asked Bill to come across
with his "facts" but instead he asks
us for ours. We believe that every
reader of this paper outside of Bill
read the attitude of the capitalist
press ON these measures and it is use
less to take up space proving it. As
for the eight hour day referendum,
we concluded that it was defeated
because the worker was Of the opin-
ion-and he had good grounds for it
that he would receive smaller paw.
Until the worker becomes fully con
Sclous Of his power to regulate hours
and wages he will be bound to loot
upon such measure with misgiving.
We contend that industrial action
means getting better wages and con
dltlons from the owners of the ma
chinery Of wealth production. Poll
teal action means The capturing OF
the state (Which o. KS the owner
ship by any means at hand. The
economic power Of the capitalists is
maintained by the organized power
Of the state, and is expressed in their
titles of ownership in land, factories
and railroads, etc. If the workers
are to break the rule of capital they
must by some means destroy the
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1917-04-12

quickly as they would a person af-
flicted with the smallpox.
Our good has been accomplished
by discussing practical measures of
immediate benefit, such as govern
ment ownership of railroads; govern
ment monopoly of banking; sick bene
fits, accident insurance, old age pen
sions, etc.
The workers understand these
things and most of them desire them
with their whole heart, but never
having seen them in actual operation,
as government measures, they don't
believe or know how they can be put
in successful operation.
We try to show how easily these
things can be accomplished, point
out all the countries where these
laws are in force, and how beneficial
they are to the workers. We show
them there is only one political party
in this country that stands by those
measures and supports them-and
that is the Socialist Party And we
do this without losing sight for a
single moment of the class struggle
or the great purpose and ultimate
goal we are striving for.
We discuss unemployment, poverty
prostitution in plain languages, back
ed by statistics.
Education is a fundamental neces-
sity. | only object to the method we
use. A great many of us are TRYING
to put the roof on our house before
laying the foundation. No one car
give the working class a classical OF
scientific education after the funda.
mentals have been derived them If
youth. If any one is trying to edu.
cate the working class to a point
whore they will understand Marxiar
or scientific Socialism, then l an
afraid the professor and his class will
all be dead before they finish the frs
lesson. The better part and more in
telligent element among the usefu
members Of society, know what the,
want immediately 1t is our duty t,
show them how they can get wha
they want by class solidarity at tn,
polls and as the editor has apty pu
it; "the deeper and better understand
] ing will come with opportunity late
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1917-04-12

Northwest Worker. 8 months. 25c.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1917-04-12

Worker 3 months, 25c.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1917-04-12

LOCAL MARKHAM, Seattle, meets ev-
cry Thursday at p. M, at 1888
Lakeside Ave. Lalla Rogers, 1888
Lakeside Ave, fin-sec.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1917-04-12

Chorus.
The faithful alarm clock;
The rafting alarm clock;
The Dollar alarm clock
That rests ON my shelf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-14
Nufruf ser 9ettfBen @eferc=
(6oft BON 2Iarpcono.

Ole Onrd ben rieg Oeruriadte NDtblHge OmtdamerG
udeu SNmilu nHO bier geIrGNOeu dsOeuten, Wro d
in Oieim nuO benz mmcuO Sabre nod iGrfer ablbur mGden
ais bsG gHn5 bcOnoers in Oge Der &reiseruHg Sebens
mtteln, SeOnug uuO Naem Der SOusbut CT.
fOrOert
Die cti@e @eIeldu~ fat cit GriessnSbrnd, i'm gusut
1914 Sas iGr Sgde getbau gO 3 ern e berNusgNbte
mG6rcuS Der eken Ore Sabre Salfsaeoeru $14936O2
@erarme Tamen Die gSitteu nit uen SimOeu, oemtife
Gcutc auDere NleidsOeuidc nHO 5etueg NrbcsO bieeM
llnteriHtnng.
Die c3entde Gcli6Gf" crwaret i'm fOmmeuSen 6e6n nuS
nter grGRe NHOOernngen e mUdc br gcrt oeS WOhl
nu Orten nnO Wciter unCbretcu fam Oas aer Dr
Die Oa5n ben6tbigtcn WitteI eescben ~eroen
0ie c0emide @eeadu" bittet oeF6ab @clO, nm Oiel
eo 5r 9inOrnng Der Ommcnon NOtb Ian wUe beoenten,
Ooh O0e Nrmeu nnO SeOGnon Onte Scrmnt nmO OcMIdcr
gOtOn mGbreno Oicr &riegs5e n nnSdehid AMI SH BON
ms Nn9cUcen iem wcrSen.
0nben, grOf muO flciu, neBmeH entgegen.
Der .9entde Correspondent" gr 413, SitSahmOre-Sr,
nnO ilam SpilmOn SdGtmeier Der pSenden WcIcnlddF,
NOree ySentide Spar6uut", Gfe Baltimore nmO GMtam-Sh
Ger Gmpang Gaben pirS in ben Spatcn OeS v3ntdH
GOrreipOnOeuen" beideust werOen.
gmmeOmueeH fir MiteleOda Der u9entideM @cielidGft"
(obreserOg $50 bitteW 81 rCM oen SefreGr NcnrB "
Srenk, 1920 g4Grner-Str Ooer ON Die Undergraduates
Gar Die u0euide @eIeadOt MarNlauO"
9as GOmtc
GObert 81 81 OtGer, ErGISMt,
s. 6. SilfeM
GDNm VI. SeiM5
MARTIN MeOerOirf
GarI 81 M S6Olt,
@illiam SpiImGu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-14
Wlntrule Mniier rrtrnnfen.

Gie 2eibe OeS Wlotroien W. 8.
aoiier bonn 56lahtibifi n6lorioa"
Der porgeitern bei'm Sdwimmen in
Der 9ldbe ocs MopbroD.S .Stronoes,
Curtis @oD, ertranf, muroe gcborgen
unO in Die Wlorgue BON 9rooflDn ge-
bradt. &aiier mar ouf llrloub ge-
meien umO mar in 9egleihnq bon
2. s. @mri6, einem onOeren Wlntro-
len bon Norfolf not Baltimore ge-
fommen. Sic be9oben lid nit eini-
gen gemeiniHaitliden 6reunoen nah
Curtis YaD, no &niier Dem Grange,
Elm S6mrumbno 81 ne6mcn nidt
mioprlteben fonnte. &lr3 nahOcn er
iidb ms @oner begeben botte, END.
iAuano CT 0en 9liden ieiner YeqIei-
ter, melbe oie 9rootlDncr @oli5ei be-
nodrihti0ten. Oic 9eihe mlroe ie-
oodb Dor Ger 9(ufunit Ger %oli3iilen
geborgen. &aiier mar 36 Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-14
3iueites GutbarsO in GamOeu.
GtatiOn.

0os 6peite aht-@m6areo, peG-
Dies fir oen Gomoen.9obnbof Der
Baltimore uno Ohio @iienbobn" in
nerboIb bon oipei Monoten erflGrt
trat geltern nod Wlitterna6t
in 3raft rm0 miro beltebetl bleibeu,
bis Oie @iiter- -glnb1 b1ufimg in oen &o.
gerbGuiern am gomoen-8obnbofe ge-
boben 1T. Ser Wlangel an glrbeitS.
frGften lit fir Dos 8erbot beront-
wortlif, 10 laeen WenigitenS oie 81
Ienbobnbeonlten. @s befin0en lid
gegenwGrtig ungefdbr $50 6ru@t-
moggons in oen SAuppen uno I'M
gef1br 800 lino auf Der Jo6rt nob
@eoer Die @iienbobn,
nod ole Herlonen an welHe Die @il-
ter ooreliirt lino, berfiigen iiber ge-
niigeno 9(rbeitsfrdfte, Inn Die @oo-
rem idnen genug oblaoen 81 fOnnen.
W2on ermnrtet, Dob in furoer 8eit Die
glnb6ufung einigermoBen no1ldBt,
10 ooB oos embargo pieOer oufge-
boben iper0en fonn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-14
Mrnnblthfs.lIfbcrtraannnen

dSsltfUcrIruBNNBeH.
96omas $. Sones an Solomon
%oDne, Siioleite Der N5uIberrp-, nabe
%ine,StraBe, Is bel 11S, @rlno5ins
500.
WlarD s. SiiOgelp Il. q, an Soibuo
&iogelp, mebrere @runOitiide.
v9lodeiter Some 9lOg. 60" al
Sable Bed, 9}r. 2SO0 aeeneop.9lpe.,
@rlmo5ins sos.
Oieielbe al Sowaro @ermrot6 uno
3raig 9tr. 2SiS, &enncop-9lpenue,
@rimo5ins $56.
9ouiie 9ilmenap an Wtortin 8.
MiIler rmO 6raL @eltieite Der Belt
nabe @lement-StraBe, t2 bel 76,
@rlno5ins $42.
Sacob &laDnnsfD mo 6rau an
Sermon Sherr m0 6roll @eitieite
ser Gentral-9loenue, na6e Baltimore.
StraBe.
SuIio Sitter an Iieielben, gSoro.
melt.@Ge Der @entral-glocnue imo
Wotion-StraBc.
SSiioor @oloiirom, Irirtee, II. 81.
an Cieielben, 9}oroueit-@de Scr @en-
trol-2Ioeme mO @ntiou-StraBe,
@runo5inS $50.
0@boenir 9auo Smp. So" an
9IooIp6 &c 9ois uno 6rau, 3 @runO.
ltiidc.
glnuie Nf. @ooert an Goro Slider,
GrlItee, Oitieite Der 9inwooo-, uobe
ISolter-glOenue, 1871 bel 1875, @ro3.
$45.
Sobn Z, 0ono6uc an 9lnnie 90.
9iooert, SItieite ser 2imuooo. nabe
6oIter.9IUenle, 1877 bel 1876, @ro5.
$45.
Otto @uebner, ErllItec, II. 81. all
SenrD g. Orb, 9lr. 1903, 9lprtle.
9lpenpe, @runo5ins $t00, $1,000.
Nlap S. @otter ino @otte an
Grafton 9. Oloeers, Sruitee, II. g.,
gtorolelte DER Wlontpelier-, nobe IuD.
Ior-StroBe, IA bel 100.
Sug5 6. @rigbt lmo 6rou al 6.
gS. @riebt 9loroieite ser @eliwooo-
9lOcnne, nabe 9ouglOooo-StraBe, IA
bel 80, 6jrino5ins 500.
Morris @oIoitein imo Srau an
SIioor StoDenfou. ". 9Soroleite ser
SSairmolnt-9loenue, nabe GoItle. Ctr,
10 bel 80, @rlno3ins $l5.
g. s. Gallagher Reoltp Co." an
Die v@alt Gno g. & 2. 81, g}r. 422,
g'orO- -&obinion-5 -5troBe, @runosihS
$40.
GieleIbe an g6enoieielbe. 94r.17O6,
Montpelier- -StroBe, @rlmo8ins $50.
@l S. 6ibpatrid an oie rManor
Neal Gitate & 1ruit Co., Gitleite
Der GoIpert- no6e @louumcut-Str.,
81 bel M @rlmo3iuS $16S.
ug. s. Gallagher Tealtp 60" an
Ole STERLING g. 2. & 9. 9l.,~ 92r.
3O32, Fbilaoelpbia.9lpenue, @run0.
sims $40.
gSm- s. Gabis umo 3rou an 9(n.
orem @ier uno 6rau, Gillette ser
Sn5erne-9Inenue, na6e SSaDette-Str.,
1876 BEL so, @runo5ins $3S.
Somiel z. Shannon mo 6rau
an @aiS 9eOin, 3 @rimOItiide.
ellis 9epin an s. 3Iorence S6on.
non 3 @rln0Itiide.
Sobn Souiibal GruIice, an Syobn
Sobn, Siiomeitgde Der Yratt- lmo
@beIter. StraBc, @rimo3tns $40
Eerlelbe an Cenielben, Siioleite
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-14
lInterieebupte in Cit.glfrita.

Cine interelionte S1ilOerlng Der
@eidieBlng 0es Nrtes Gel9aOo, Ell
ner portilgieiiiden StaOt in Dit
g[frifu ourh cin oeilti6es GoIdboot
go6 GapitGn Slicn ocs norpegil6en
Cunpfers a9llf". Ger @r5Gllmg
nod, befonO Iid ser ,9lli" i'm Safcn
BON 0elgnoo, Inn &obleu fir Die bri.
tii6c &egierung 81 l0iden, ais gegen
4.30 W3oreens oes glorreihen A.
SSidi elm oertibes Iouhboot an Der
aiiite erihien mo 6euer mif oic
Staot er0ifnete. Iie Gimpobner flo-
ben Gie porhieieiiiben @eicbiite er.
pioerten oas 6euer, icbolien ic6od] 81
fur5. Gin amerifoniider beltiidter
Gompfer, Scr mueit Oes r9llf" lag,
cr0ffnete ebenfouS 6euer, lnO ais Die
wugeln in Der yfGbe oes EallbbooteS
ein5ii6lagen begannen taudte oieieS
inter. 3tpei Gage ip6ter Oerienfte
Oas Gouhboot Z Sdiffe al einem
9amfte t40 Meilen bon ser aiiIte
bon Santa W}oria entiernt. @s pu-
rem Orci amerifoniide Shooncr, Elm
italieniiber Segler, ein britilher
Tampier lmo 5mei nonuegiibe Dam.
pier. Geiner ser portiIgieiiiben Cam.
pier waete iih aus Dem Soien. Go.
pitdn Gllen wuroe erilldt, eS 81 ma.
Gen, uoh Sonto Moria 81 iobren,
nm oie Sdiifbriidigen 8u Ionoen.
9(s er BORT eintrai eriubr er, Dob
5wei merifoniide Eorpeooboot5er-
ltGrer Die 9ente nlliGeIeien botten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-14

ser Erott-, nobe G6eiter.stroB
@rino5inS $44.
0erielbe an 0enicIbcp, SiiOicite
Der 9Srott-, nobe Gbelter.StroBe,
@runo5ins 500.
8obert Chapman unO 5rau an
Sarrp .. @iliou, Sioweitieite ser
Wlc@llob-, uobe @rebtuan- StraBe,
is bel t20, @ruuo3ms $t53.
@m. 6. 3ieglcr imo Srou on 60
gar u. &roetidmann uno 6rou,
91or6oltieite ocr GoreD-, na6e Carroll
StroBc, IA bel rs, @runo3ins $40.
@m. q. SarpeD II. q. an 6annie
6. araft, 3 @rimOItiide, $7906.67.
Wlorp gg. Stuart an Wlidael 5.
6itpotrid. Sitieite ser Galuert-, nabe
9ieoo.5traBe, 21.11a BEL 154, @ro5.
$t79.56.
Sobn s. gettberg all Charles $.
9ebn, Citieite Der 9cntalou-StroBe
nabe @eitWooS-gIDenue, 14.3 bel 10,
@rlInO5ins $40.
Gbas. s. 9ebu an Sobn s. 9tett'
berg uno 6rou, Oiheite Der 9enta-
IoulStroBe, nobe @eihpooO-9loem
t4.3 bel no, @runo5ins $40.
G6os. g9. Soffmeiiter uno 6rau
an ole .9obemion @orfingman 9
81. go. @, 9ir. 254O, g9iIfens.9lpe.,
@rlnO3ins $50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-14

Nonnncntcn bic ben .,Dcntidlcn Gorrcpon.
ocnten" nlbi piHitlld uber unrearm6hc rr.
haltcu, iino nebcicn Der Cflice oaDon prr Ee.
iepbOn ooeF iAriulidl ~1lh0eiIma 81 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-14
Die sOnue ais Ssiltruft.


Tie Some lit fiir Sen Mcni6en
cine ipirflihe 2ebeulpenOerin. Gle
SonnenItroblen erwGrmen ni6t mir
oos @roreih, iie geben unS Meni1cn
olld cine periiingenoe aroft. Son-
nenboOer, Si6t- ino 2uft6Goer iinO
befonute Seilioftoren. Orte, oie oiel
Sonnenlbein 6oben, wie gum @ei-
lplel tlinotiibe Gurorte in ser
Sbmei5 llnO SStaIien, aelten oorum
als- lueit mo brett berii6mte SeilIto-
tlonen. Ger Sonncni6ein belebt Sen
4orper neu uno ent3iebt i6m feline
Sranfbeitsltoffe. Gin erItalnlides
SeIlpiel Dierfiir bieten oie 9emobncr
I'M Stonton SeiIin. Sunoert ,Srti6af.
zen boben bier an 300 Soaen oe5
SaDres Sonuenidein, einige oopon,
gum Sellpiel Goro6bietto unO @enti.
Illlo, logor an 325 Gogcn. llno sic
6olae oooon? Tie 8eiuo6ner oes
@alltonS " Eeilin peroen nit menigen
aei'sna9nlen Y iebr alt. Inter 10000
enpobneru muroen $500 oopon al.
ier u aus 20 So6re, $50 muroen ii6er
so Sabre alt.
Sic Some bele6t o6er ni6t nur
oen aorper, ionoern audi oos @e.
mlitb. Sin icOer BON unS miro in
lelner Seele Die bleiernc S6mcre ei-
lIeS &eaento9es uno oie 6eitcre Stim-
mng leineS Screens an einem ionni-
Gen tSrii6liugstoae empfunOen ba-
ben. Conn 5ie6t es lmS 6inaus in
Nelo nno %olO, ocnn Scr Sonncn-
ibein loft ims inS sSreic. er lit ilnier
9lr5t mo infer 9e6cnser6alter.
Ofnuuuruffu n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-14

9ein 6rerno @mrid beeab iib no6
g}oriolt 5uriid uno lnterribtete Sen
fommanoirenOen Sffi5ier iiber ben
Zoo leines &ameraoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-14
SoItimOrc WlarftberidJt.

Montog 13. 9hlguit 1917.
Wte6l. II 3ufl6r 1884 6Giier,
einidlieBlid 1854 66iier 81 Ganton
Gle gtOtirungen lporen nie folgt:
SergIeiteg6e, @reie Seuie. aebtes 2abr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-14

Moraeus bis 7 rbr Nbenos sI6enoe aui Ser
einbarna (Yu9l4-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-14

38-40c.; Erints, 38-4tc.; Grea-
merD, So 3Sc.; 0oirp Yrints, So
S5c.; Storepodeo, 34c.
gter. Gueeno, G2o. imo @ny
S4c.; @altern Sbore WlO. imo @oy
34c.; @eltern (Obio), 34c.; S9elt-
Sirginio, &c.; Soutbern (gloro. Ga
roIino), 32c.
2ebenNes @eflheel. -
Suuee Siibner, 2 Yio. idper, 9hmo,
% 29c.; t% bis 2 @fimo, 2Sc. !;
IA bis 112 @iuno, 26-27c.; 1
YfunO uno oaulntcr, 25c.; iunee
iueiBe 2egborus, 8funO 25c.; alte
Sennen A Eiuno ltn0 mebr, Eflno
2Sc.; fteine bis mitteImdBige, @funo
22c. aIte Sabine, 8funO 12-13c.;
Gnten: iitnge WtuScoDD linoWlonereI,
@funo 19-20c. mciBe Yetins, Hfo.
20-21c.; Snoior 8llnners, iunge,
8fo., 1S--19c.; 8u0oIe, alte, &fo.
1S-t9c.; SSriibiabrS.@nten, 312
@funo uno mebr. @fo. Pile; flei-
mere, 16-1Sc.; Eauben alte, pro
Hoor 20c.; iimge. 20c.
S-6it nno @cmiiie. ~ Sriib.
SIepieI. 6aB, 1oncp, $200-2.50;
fIeinc $t.OO-1.25; 9o6nen. 6eimi.
iAe, ariine. @lride 75c. $i.00;
rot6e 9lii6en gsorioIf 9iinoeI -
112c.; 9rombeeren. Goitern Shore,
Quart, Silt; GobI pro 100. ST.
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Grotc, 4O-75c.; eoitcrn Sborc,
Grotc, 5O-75c.; yorf Eiuer, Grotc,
5Oc.-$1.0O; 9lnne glrunOel. aorb,
75c.-$-.0O; @lois. bieiiger, 0ubcnO
9-1Oc.; Baltimore County, 0boy
12-14c.; @urfen bieiiee. 9orb,
-15c.; 800. imo 8a.. Sab, 90
Toe; Ggg 8Iouts, 9sorfoIt, Grute,
$t.75-2.OO; beiniide, aorb, To-
SOc.; Sale. 9uideItiite. 1870;
5oIot, glelp.gorf. 9iite oOer 9orb,
$t.OO-1.25; biciiser, 8uiheIfilte,
% 5Oc.; 2imo.8obnen. Somper,
1926 -t.75; " aorb, 60-70c.;
8wiebeln, Terog.8eruuOa Crate,
$t,1O-t.25; 6. Q. N3o. uno 30,
gclbc, Rorb. 75c. $1.OO; Sob. $2.-
so 2.75; meiBe, Sob, $2.00-2.50;
W1O. lmo @o., geIbe, 8uidel &c.,
$t.OO; &firlide, Gorb, $780,;
before, 5O-75c.; 6. 9. Wlo. II. 3d.,
aorb, 35- -45c.; aiitc, $780,;
Carrier, 75c.-$1 90; Efeffer, 2orb,
3O-4Oc.; @fImmen 0ut., 4-5c.;
6qualb, Gorb, 10-t5c.; Eomotem
@oItern Shore, 9s aorb, $780,;
bieiige, 5s Gorb, 35-4Oc.; @oIier.
meIonen OlO., go., g. g., pro 100,
$1O-25. \
&artoffeIn. - Goiieru Sbore,
@2o. Sab, 3.0O-9.25; @oitern
sbore, gu., Sob. $9.O0-3.25; gop.
po6onnod, Sob. SIR. /, $2.5O-3.O0;
glr. 2. $t.OO-t.25; bieiiee, 9uidel-
fiite. g1r. 1. $t.OO-1.15; SiiBfor-
toffeln neue. eclbe, Sob, $3.50;
goms, neue. ga. un0 g. g., Sob,
$6.5O-7.00.
Slide, 6r6fde, 9rebieunO
Clans. 8utterfiide, Sab, $1,000
1900; aarpfeu, @iumO. 5-7c.;
grocus, Sob, 5000. 5lmOern,
9funo, 5-6c,; &rolt, eroBe, Sab,
SO -12.OO; SolmOn Srout. $Tuno,
8-10c; gfod, Efuno, 1S-20c.; &c.
m06nlider, 90 22c.; &on 20 22c.; ;
weiBe @erG, groBe, 8fnno. 12-15c. ;;
meOium Csc; gelbe &erd, Eiuno,
t2-15c,; meohm, 6-Sc.; Wlofrelen,
iaOIide, BfunO, l5-1sc.; EaiIors,
groBe, Yfuno, 12-t5c.; medium. c.
Sc; Gotfiid, @fuuO. 4-6c.; Sehte,
BfllnO, 15-1Sc.; g(ale, |hmO. g.
t0c.; CLANS, bunoert. $780,. barte
arebie, Sob, $2.OO-9.5O; weidiba-
Iiae, IutenO, 25-75c
aalber.- @boice, @mnO,t21ac.;
quite, &fno, 1t1a-12c.; idpuere,
lstiid, $1,000 1000; rau6e, Stiid.
$ 2.OO-1500; tleine, magere, $500
= 1000.
2Gmmer unS Sdofe. ~
Choice, fette sdafe, Yfmo, 612 &c.; /;
| cute, 3h &C.; raube, Stiid, $3.50
400; alte 9Gde, Rio4 sc; 6riib.
iabrs-2Gmmer, dolce, fette, Yilmo,
-121ac.; cute bis nittIre, o.
1Oc.
Sdweine. 5erfeI, ie nod
@roBe, Stiid, $3.0O-4OO; Sboats,
je uoh @roBe, $5O0-6.OO.
&in6oieb.-SSiiuae fette Stiere
bon 1000 bis 1900 @funO @ewidt,
Gfo., 815- &C.; Stiere unter 1000
9funO @eiuidt Sc; aOdien,
FfOy Sc; guIIen @fO. 5k-7c.;
sroBe iunee aiibe, YflnO, Sc. !;
mogere, 4-5c.; 9iibe NIT aoIb,
5000; maeere. PfO.. S-314c.
Eobaf (MarDlono), 100 Yfin6:
Snferior umO froiteo. $12.OO-14.OO;
iouno common, $t5.0O-170O; gutter
common $500 1000; mittclmGBi.
ger, $2t.OO-2 23OO; gutter bis feiuer
rotber, $24O0- 25.0O; 6ancD. $2700;
Seconds, common Bis mittelm16iger,
| $t4.OO- 1000; Seconds. gutter bis
ieiner, $2t.OO-2 2e.0O; Gap Gobat,
fire-cureO. $500 5000; Upper
Country, air.cureO, $500 26.00. ~
Mongelbnfte uno icbleAt gemiidlte
Gerpadling / bis 3 Gents pro %funO
nieOriger,
Verfanfc an Der biciigen AftienbSrie.
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SarmInnO an perfunfeu.
YOritaOt-Gise 5m Derfanfca.


Sh utftuuieu.
eln Sat9aiiI, NM einen NahlaR 81 idllidten,
more Yart, 1870 bel 150 SUB eroB uno be6oiIt
init enem b03ernen g8o6n6ais mil If aim
Metn uno Sdo, allen 8erbeiierunQeu @5Qs inn
SleIltdliat Heblt Stdll ur0 OiibnerbauS 98eueS
Suu,V uul oeni 9aule uno Der 8eranoa neuer
%gr6ugputel I'M Aeler 9usqe8eimneies Q9al.
dSStl VeHullegarteH, SparQelbeete Gblibdune
@elllte0eit Beeren etc. Gouniba aSteuern B GtS
SgbreeIe uno ein @epiert 6on ser etToSen,.
pugd Gie 8epobner merocn 0aNelbe biS ann
\, Aptll 1918 81 SO oes NduipreifeS nietben
'Nlu ~ es Der Nulter iUnUlDt Ntdn anrelfire.
"'ro ~, SeMtldlcr GUrrcipOnocMt,
Nslnal219,26)
m., 3u Dertnufen:
0Iefftri1{i Hoao - 7s8mmer 8iaa; G5as uno
S%Sdni,t,l5liat; Elm glder nit pieen Sbiis uno
SISWralinl.e5nbdumen, 9aus nno CSrnnoItiiG $4,000
eSl,,nltte ~, Z. 49," Sentider 6orrepunbent.
g, MH anO uaBe Der grIair.aOaS.- -ssiint Gents
SSgneo olS an ole Cars. @auiiellen 80 bel 200
feS,,,rS 10, \; aggers, 227 et @aRl-etrake.
SSIaltte fit eente, bic IN Curtis Ban iuubueu
4oSSdSgel Sle lib ole neuen Odiifer In benz
Sov SaoUO SiQd Der YeHningtD nit @erans
SSns SSn, l. uli Ger Sront an. gne @eqnemIi6ieitel
Sg.9oerl bis in ale @in5elbeiten. W{Qn nebfne
SSrieanss ooer Curtis Sab @Iefirifde, iieiae an
oeho oeh SHtllss%oemie mo GbpreBsStraBe ab uno
h.ye hy ell'eil Blod Ueilidb 5lr 8enninQionsglbe
ulnlet oen oben erludbnien Sdufern befiu0eu
tSor,,he ,nhtegtete @ Saoen yleent an Srt uno SteIle
gsaIter 8. @cIpbal,
AN SdtseniDnmer mo B1iuineruebmer
alv-2O-2i WaRnieB 9nilong (gluo5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-14
@eOi5iniTdlc 9In5eiseu.
Gntbe6cr bcs
vHebelatiDM
6air-9 9ieItOrer",

y
@eitatten Gle mir,
Gle 3iI iiber3eugen. mie
ole einen qeiunoen
NaartpubS bebalten un0
tpie Gle 0aarir1nibeis
len iuriren f1nneH.
0eilun9 bon 30blf0pfi9s
felt ole erie uno eins
3ige In Der g9elt.
GBarleS PUebl,
3102 Sf.SaltimDresStr
llnteriiibuHeen foitens
frei, lpenn lueitere Be
banouna berlangt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-14
&erlOnst iu 9llsemeincu.
gclegen6citeu.

gu Ucriauien:
y. 9as Qa0ens@ipentbum Nr 1914. union Abe.,
@Srnnoitiid 35 bel 1875 {iiB, gruno5nsfrei.
K9neno liir irgeuo elm @eiDdit. Sect ais
Sdderei 6enubt 9la6Snirdaen bel 6. g. @eber
d 80, Nr, SOC, Siio.Gntap. .Straic.
(9lne12-14)
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OAKS-Mr and Mrs. w. ]. Phillips.
Boston, Robert G. Jacobs. D. Fern
Bloomington. H.; Dr. and Mrs r. VIII
cox Rhode Island
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DFSPLAND-Mr ard Mrs. ]. j.
Mahoney Hibernia: ]. c. Carson. G. F.
koches Hans Tiesce Newark. n j.:
A. c. Wagner Memphis: DR. f Will
liams .kron. Ohio: Chas Frederick.
East Orange y j.: Mrs w F, Hahn
Irwin. Neb.: Mrs. Harriet NJ Young.
lanes Young Knoxville. Tenn, G.
Brown. r. A. Erie Denton. Montana;
Mr. and Mrs O. H Newman. Belmar.
Y J.: Mr.. and Mrs ] r Eldred. Bos-
ton: Mr. and Mrs II. l. Stees Dr. NJ
CoomhS Terre Haute. Ind; Matthew
Wilson. Mrs. f. " Hall Chatham
Ont: Lotrie N Ross. Lincoln. Neb.;
NJ ard Mrs r. s Sherwood Bridge
port. Conn: Nj ard Mrs F " Mar
tin, Cleveland; Mr. and Mrs W A.
Gaylord Clarkeburg. X. Va.
RlDGEWOOD- Mrs. II Foster and
child New York; Mr. ard Mrs f a
KemD Greenville. Mich: MI and Mrs
F. " Dorge Brooklyn. II Weisburg.
New York. MI and Mrs T. R. Emer-
son. Mr. and Mrs Fl X Should New
York; y F. Williams Akron Ohio;
Mr. and Mrs. G. \. Stephens. Moline,
H., Mr.. and Mrs. }. {. kenGrIck. But-
falo. Misses Florence \. Beecher Mar
guerite X Beecher Newrown. Conn ;.
Mrs. George 4 Miles Philadelphia ,
Mr.. and Mrs \ r. Beals. Weymouth.
Mass; Mr. and Mrs H II. Williams.
Mrs Charles s Pierce Brookton.
Mass. Mr. and Mrs Frank r. BitTman.
Mr. and Mrs c. D Jenkins, Baltimore
Nj and Mrs l.. E, X White New
York: Mrs F. \. Jpfam. Mrs. N. "
Herr. George y Jpham. Cofexville
Kansas.
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PRINCE cEoRcE-Mrs. NJ. Law

PRINCE CEORGE-Mrs. NJ J. Law
renee. Miss Ruth Lawrence. Miss Eliz-
abeth l. Haverland. Bellefontaine.
Ohio; Miss Irene Lain. Canton, Ohio =:
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Fisher and
daughter New York City: Mr. and
Mrs. Frank D. Bittner Albertson. Pa :;
Mrs. NJ NJ Waltz. Mrs L. J. Benedict,
W Neil Waltz. Oil City. Pa: H. L.
Wiley. Boston Mass; G. H. Hallinger.
Philadelphia, Pa; A. Bristol, Fulton.
New York
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

SEViLLE-Mr. and Mrs F. A. Mer-
rinan. Mt. Vernon. n T.; Mathew
Wilson, Mrs. F. W Hall Chartrain.
Ontario, Canada
OAKS-Mr and Mrs. W. ]. Phillips.
Boston; Robert G. Jacobs. D Fern.
Bloomington. H.; Dr. and Mrs r. VIII
cox Rhode Island
SCHMlDT'S HOTEL-Nr and Mrs.
Harry Kruger. Mr.. and Mrs Fred
KRUGER, Chicago. Ill Mr. and Mrs
H K Nolfenden. Palatka.
PRINCESS issENA- and Mrs.
neapclis Mimi Mrs Harrison Os-
borne and child New York City; Mr.
and Mrs a B. Huffaker. Lake Wales
/ isLiNGTON- and Mrs. Horace
| lien. Troy, Ohio: Mrs II f. Bough-
! ton. Helen Boughton. Eagle Grove
! Iowa, Mr. and Mrs VIM. u Stillman.
! Miss Stillman. Plainfe!d y J.; vii
/ liam G. Daland. Hoboken \. j.
! BENNETT-Nr and Mrs A. ]
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs B F Raynes
and children. Clinton. Ind: Mr. and
| Mrs Charles J keefe Lawrence
| Mass: Mr. and Mrs. " J. Moody
| Miss Violet and Miss Lillian Moody
4 Toronto Canada
SEASIDE INN-Mrs. a. ] Mitchell
! Mrs A. S. Griffin, Greensboro Ky.
| Mr. and Mrs J n Hairgrove Nirden
/ III; Miss Pattie Frost Jack sonville
Mr. and Mrs Homer j. Carr and two
children, Miss Marion Carr. Mrs \
B. Keller. Gary, Ind; Mr. and Mrs
Ralph Russell and two sons. Omaha
J Neb. Dr. and Mrs T. S Davis, Jack
sonville; W f. Mccain, Lexington
Kentucky.
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scHMlDT's HoTEL-sIr. and Mrs.
Harry Kruger. Mr. and Mrs Fred
Kruger, Chicago. Ill: Mr. and Mrs
H K Wolfenden. Palatka.
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SEViLLE-Mr and Mrs F. A. Mer-
riman, Mt. Vernon. n T.; Mathew
Wilson. Mrs. F. W. Hall, Chartrain.
Ontario Canada.