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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-05-24

Washington, May IA brass attach
ment Of the powder charge. striking the
water and boomeranging back nearly 200
feet after the firing of a naval gun in
target practice. killed Mrs. Edith Ayres
and Miss Helen Burnett Wood, Red Cross
nurses OF Chicago. who lost their lives
yesterday aboard the American steamship
Mongolia.
Secretary Daniels explained in a state
nient tonight that such IN accident had
never occurred before and that ordnance
experts are puzzled. His statement
described the accident as follows
When about 100 miles to sea, In &C.
cordance with the usual procedure, guns
were fired to test mounts and ammuni-
ton and to practice the navy crew in
their use. The guns were Of the six-inch
calibre. for which the she'll and powder
are loaded separately into the gun. The
powder charge 10 contained in a brass
case and there held in place by a paste
board wad. distance pieces and a brass
nount-cup that fits closely, thus making
moisture-tight Joint In order that the
powder may also give the velocity and
pressure intended. When the gun il hred,
this brass cup Ia propelled some distance
some times whole and some times in
pieces. but also in front Of the gun.
several nurses who were watching the
firing were sitting on the promenade deck
some 1D feet abaft and ten feet above
the gun. On the third shot the brass
mount cup struck the water peculiarly
boomeranged directly back to the ship
struck the. stanchion near where the
nurses were sitting and broke. Its pieces
instantly killed Mrs. Ayers and Miss
Wood. The firing was stopped at once and
the vessel returned to port to land the
bodies.
AN investigation has been ordered and
it, findings will enable the department to
fully ascertain the cause and provide the
remedies to prevent q possible recurrence
Of the accident
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-05-24

the liveliest debate vet heard on the war
tax bill Both Mr.. Lsnroot and Mr.. Good
insisted this was tax upon the homes
of the poor, and said the time had not
yet arrived for taxing gas and electric
light bills. Representatives Rainey.
Kitchin and Fordney, members Of the
ways and means committee. sharply de-
clared that such speeches we're "dema-
sogic." Mr.. Rainey referred to the speech
OF Mr. Good - . ''ane frenzy Of cheap
oratory."
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-05-24
EXPLOSION KILLS
RED CROSS NURSES
ON SHIP MONGOLIA

During Test of Guns at Sea-, Brass Mount Gun
Boomerangs Back to Ship and Breaks, Killing
Mrs. Edith Ayres and Miss Helen Burnett
Wood-No Accident Like It Ever Happened
Before-Ordnance Experts Puzzled-An In
vestigation Ordered
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-05-24
TO FORM NEW REGIMENTS
AT FORT ETHAN ALLEN

Washington. May ls.---War depart
ment orders to-day directed the organ
ization Of two new regiments Of cav
airy. the eighteenth and nineteenth. at
Fort Ethan Allen. VT Rattaltors OF
the second cavalry now there will
form the nucleus Of the two new resi-
ments.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-05-24
SOUTH ROYALTON BOY
WOUNDED IN FRANCE

ottawa, Ont. May H-American casual
ties listed by the Canadian war records
once tonight include:
Wounded-W. Charlton Of North Tona-
wanda, N. T.. and W. WEIGH Of South
Royalton, VI.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-05-24

New York. May 1.-victin,s Of an ex-
plosion during the practice firing Of a
gun on an American merchantmen at
sea Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Edith Ayers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-12

who nave ucvcr seen the native dane
iug will certainly oHioy a treat for
Iuhiaus direct from the reservations
have beer brought in and viii en-
terrain the visitors with real Indian
dances.
The time o.. the opening event is
FROM q To DO o. m. and the publ, Will
b' given an opportunity t. in-pec,
the largest showing of Indian goods
and rur!o- iu th" state. Many appru-
PIRATE tud pleasing gifts for sending
bark east VIII toe found ON display
rur the h,uofi, of christmas shop
pcr- beginning tomorrow amt ruu-
tuuIuE uutl christmas q closing out
sale viii Toe hold ON navajo rugs
blankets auto robes. Indian mocod-
sins aud spanish m,u'iliJs They
viii no ON display tonight at n" open
ing Special prl,cs viii Dee made dur
luE thch sale
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-12

g1uizH lions there Uut o. BE- when tho
boy leave camp and comc 20 san
Diego that the reed comes ~ the or.
Plantations from those states who
hav, troops stationed here. ana 1t is
Tor the PURPOSE Of looking after the
welfare ana entertainment 81 the
boys wu'u thos ,ur, outside the camp
that the Sew McNIClus are organized.
That the Sew Mexico BOYS az ~"
camps ar" anxious 10 meet the p'pulo
from their home state D. evidenced
ON liberty days. when hundreds visit
the .tJuuartcr. of tho Federation
~ States Societies registering ami
maklus inquiries ui "a, ldic- IN
charr, as "a where and when the
mJN meet friends and former rest
cents OF their homo state
nearly ONE hundred san Dicgaus,
who formerly lived Iu Sew Mexico.
have visited tho headquarters durine
the pIs' ten days IuG registered, an,
uuuur.uE their willingness to aid ~
this worthy movement
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-12
JUDGE Eoi, YOURSELF
(which l. Bcttcr-rrN M Experiment
or iroht hN AN N~lbuqIu'rquc
CiliEcn'- Experience.

Something new is an experiment.
Must DC ptuy,d TO be as repre-
scented.
Tho statement %! . manufactures Is
not convincing proof Of merit.
But The endorsement OF friends h..
Sow surprising you had e bad back,
\ lame. weak, or aching
Would you experiment ON ~
You will read Of many su-callod
cures.
Endorsed by strangers from far
away places.
It's different when the endorsement
cUmcs from home.
Easy Go provo local testimony.
Read tn Albuquerque case:
\. ". Plotuer. carpenter, li23 -.
John St. s1ve: Il had scycre attacks
OF kidney trouble aud my bIeS both
cred me very much. didn't feel well
at ala and when I cZcrtcd myself
tired quickly. | finally learned OF
popn's kidney PiEs and bought some
1T the Al,Irado Pharmacy. They soon
cured mo or the attack. Since then
/ have generally had "a box ot Doan'~
Kidney Pills ia the house iu case |
should need them"
Price soc. at all dealers. Don
simply ask FOR q kidney rcmcdy-ge'
puau'4 kidney Pills the same that
Mi. Plotucr had. Foster iIburn Co.
Nlsrs., Buffalo, y. $.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-12

Is Stealing tCadmonl Miss Grace
Stortz.
opera talk ON III Trovatorc,' illus.
tratcd by following musical numbers.
Prof T.. stanley Sodcr
Duet-"Back to our Mountains
from n Troyatore,' NerdD Miss
Dorothy Mcintosh and George Given.
"Miscrcrc" from III Trovatore"
,Vcrdp Miss tatellc Harris and r.
GUY fioslct.
Alma Mater 10y the audience.
To an lovers OF music the opera
talk hy Prof S"dcr should be Of
especial interest. the more 50 because
n viii hc illustrated hy two musical
numbers rendered ny some 81 the
best talent IN the student body
I'an-lIcllcnic Council iicorganiLcTi.
Vt q meeting 81 Delegates from the
different f~raternitics last Thursday
evening the Pam Hellenic council was
rc%organizcd. The Pan-Hcllcnic couu-
ell was first started last year. hut
none OF the old Officers came back
this year. and nothing had cen don,
up To- his time, The meeting was
held at the Phi Mu house.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-12

q uOu 90 % O. 90 % %
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-12
} UNNEIiSITY NOTES.
} o q . @ . q % - q q - q % q q

About 3 o'clock Yesterday after
noon. the highland FIRE department
answered % call To % fire on the uni
vcrsity ruupu- The small building
lust west Cd, the nest chemistry lab
oratorics which houses N" big gas
machine vts almost complctcls de.
stroycd The fire probably uriginat-
"a from % spark from the electric
motor which operated the gas ma
chine The damage VIII be- repaired
as soon l. possible ny th" authorities
Boo order that tho work iu the chem
zeal laboratories may not bc delayed
any longer than b. absolutely nccrs-
,try through lack ~ gas
Program Tor Musical %I,ccitaI
The following program Will De rem
dcrrd tt tho Wusical recital given hv
Prot S,sl,r and various sturcnt' or
thc university next Friday night az
Hud,y ban
- spirit Flower ,,amphrll-Tlp.
tom. "lrai', song 'e'.. ,Ercisl"rl
Miss E,',llr Harris
Walls. Nrlhosuur ,,IckN MISS
puro,hN Mcintosh
Slrlr.n songs ,Hurlr.Ehp Miss
Hattie Nl'chcIl
"a It Ulru Aimee" ,Syhuttt Miss
IIr',u ThIDEvr.
kuuvc-t Thou the Land. from
"AIiruuu Orhum1-I Miss H'l'r Van
cent
"wt,hcs Iuu,c ONicpuwclu Miss
NulH Keen
WIN un-i, VI, SONG Would PEE
IItiur l.IahuI Grurgr Glvau
Nu.uurHr 100 T. 'ut lDh"yiur Miss
llr|,u TutUh,r
prom th" iaaud uf the SkN iiiur
Water ~lDadnutn1 The White Dawn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-12
5000 SOLDIERS SEE
VIVID REPRODUCTION
OF BATTLE OF vERDUN


III raso, ToN. bee o. More thar
5000 soldiers of the ~ puso district
witnessed the rcrroG .gtIDu iu fire
works of the battle Of Nerduu .ts'
night NJ the II puso stadium given
unudrr the auspices ~ the war service
board, Five hundred soldiers ptr-
tivipaivd an the fire works cattle whom
volunteers WEI" called for from the
crowd 20 nan the Trenches and ego
over the top Major Gcucrtl George
W. Ecnd the commander OF the new
cavalry division being formed mere
was a special guest OF the war service
board az the propra mwhich was given
as a part of the ~rCCrVntiuu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-12

An election OF officers was the
first business transacted. James
Hoover. ~ Kappa Alpha. was elect
ed president. ms Miss Louise Lowber,
Phi Mu. was elected secretary-treas-
urcr, Plans were laid for future ac-
t%ivitics. \ meeting was to have been
held "Wednesday night OF this week.
but owing TO the illness Of James
Hoover u has been indefinitely post
poncd.
Thu" representative present were
Miss Louise Luwber and Miss Lima
Ferguson from Phi Mu. Miss Her
mionc Horc and Miss opal Garrett
from Kappa Delta M. Miss Kathleen
Long aud Miss katherine Keleher
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-12
THE REASON WHY DUTCH
sEAMEN STAY CLOSE BY
SHIPS is EXPLAINED

" NahVTTHTHu TFeFH
san Francisco. Dec 1.-THE rcu-
son why Dutch seamcn stick close
TO their ships while In TINS port was
explained by the third officer OF q
Dutch steamer which arrived here
recently.
II am paid luo guilders a month 20
he explained III is "a bis salary IA
Holland aud twice as big in the Dutch
East indies Recently | changed a
months pay here and received $50
tn American money. one dinner and
10 'aN.cob aud II was all gone
tn, Euildcr is eaid to be worth 81
u Holland ana much more In the
Dutch West Indies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-12

from Alpha Gamma, Mcssrs. Herbert
Hickey and Il. Carleton Clark from
Sigma Chi, Johu scruggs and Ed
King from Alpha Delta. n James
Hoover and Donovan Richardson
from ri Kappa Alpha.
Alpha Gamma Initiation.
The Misses Dorothy Ohmart. Jim
mite STANDBY, Frances Bear. Claire
Bursam and Wilma Snyder were in
itiated n Alpha Gamma Monday
night of this week.
Two Students Sick.
Jimmie Hoover m Harvey Town
or ave each been out OF school for
the last two days. following an oper-
alton to remove their tonsils.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-12
THE ECONOMIST

All New High Quality Fall and Winter Models in These Groups
colors, in myriads of charming styles. There ar e dressy blouses
fects; made of Georgette Crepes, Laces, Crepe de Chimes and CHI
hand embroidered; for a ready clearance, divided into IL lots a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-12
board.


WASHINGTON Dc J. Commission
cr Never wis rc-appoiut'd today hy
President Wilson To- the Interstate
Commerce Commission.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-12

Many women prefer to wear cotton
blouses the year round - and for these
we We a good assortment of pretty wolfe
waists.
OF good quality. some lace and embroid-
cry trimmed, others with little organdie
inserts in the front; still others with
dainty ~frills-styles that are becoming,
and the blouses will launder nicely. All
sizes. New lines just received.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-08

9lueiiItu gIciiniinger ON Senrp 3.
9Itbcp imo 6rou. ytorolpeit.@de bon
6oDetteltr. unO Eatterion.Barf. .glpe.
Wm. Sempel uno Srnu nit Sobn
Sonni6al, Sii0olt.gde ytortb.9loenle
in0 GorolineitroBe.
Sobn Sonnibol OIL YfntiIoo SCENT
pei Il. a., SiiOoit.gde Iortb.9luenue
uno Gorolincitr.
Niorp 6. Ibomns an SowarO 6.
9lifoprour rmo 6roii, Oitieite Sbe.
iter., nobe YOOleItr., IS bel 20.
6orreiter Building so. an Serbert
6. 6orreiter, 3 Cots.
Yrorine 8uiIOiue SO. an 2auro
s. Yene, SiiOieite %. Ctr, nabe Der
Suao.glpe., 29.4 BEL -.
@m. Sernpel uno 6rou on 2ouis
Scmpel II. a., 3 2ots.
96os. $. Sbeots, Jun, an g(rtbur
8. 0icaenno inO 6rmi, Siioieite Der
@citpoo0-9lOe, nobe GoIbouuitr., IA
bel 80.
eugene Wlc@. 8nn gfeB II. u. an
@orcio 6. SbieIos, Norooitieite DER
Sobn., nobe 3opnlcnoitr.. IL bel so.
z. Milton Sones olt Dlortin 3.
9apIeB uno 6roii Weitieite Sadions
nabe Glcmentitr.. 13 bel So.
Some for tbe glgeo an 8etrid
0aeper ltno 6rnu. 5t9 grunsluiditr.
QdiieIbe ali @m. q. $. Sobonion
uno SSraii, ytorO-gde Brltnspid. inO
Youneitr. o
Sorrp 6. 6loges an slben 8lOe.
Co., A Cots.
2iQie @oloitein an 9lben BuilOine
60. SiiooItieite groofs.9ane, ndbe
@utoipitr. % bel 18.
Jronces ". McGop on Geo. S.
2ippolo, Roroieite @omonOion.. nabc
@lenoIoen-9lpey IA bel 50.
Sos. 8. Stadbouie inO 6rou an
OtorD ". ane6t. 5iiooitieite BiIfens-
9lpe., nobe grimsruidItry Ia bel 80.
MorD ". 2ue6t an @orren q. 9lr.
nolo, 2647 9SiIfens.glpe.
@nrren 9R. 9lppolo an Sobn ".
anc6t uno 6roi, 2647 @iIfens.9lOc.
Marp 8. Sproul an @iteIle Wi.
Strobel Ii. a.. SiiOmeit.@de 2erine.
tonltr. imo 6illton.9lpe.
g. q. Stieff on Saro6 Il. Stiefi
3 @ruuoitiide,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Nolon0 Yorf SO. oil Dl. Gillian
Senoerion, I @runOltiid.
Slip Se5ieIeiusfi rnO 5rou an q.
6urmon ano 6roit gIorOoitede Can't
bridge. rmO @inoior-StruBe, 20 bel
100.
8. gowin Dopis, Ueriuolter, an 2.
Sofouis itno 6rou, I @runoitiid.
EitIe Guarantee onO 9ruIt so. an
W4orp e. 2ebr, 9 @rnnoitiide.
Senrp g. Soper an Con- Soper,
SiiOmcitIeitc glrgDle.9loenlie, nobe
9anbale- StroBe ia bei 90
@m. 9. 1ubcl, 8erpolter, an Su-
pbio sc. SorIG, 0Itieite GoreD-Stry
nobe @onlonoion.9lpenlie. t6 bel 100.
Yarf Snprobemeut 60. an Nlnrb
g. @robont, 9 @ritnoitiide. IS
SorbeD gg. @isner lino 6ruit an
@m. 81. Erice, @eiticite Eleoiont
Tlace, nobe 3S. Strobe, i2 bel TO-
Gbomos GDnes lno 6rau an Wor.
bert Soec mo 6rnlt 9tr. 1888,
Barnes, StroBe.
Gorel 9lntos an Sames j. alcdn,
Ger. 426. giorO-Gollington.9luenue.
Sones 3. aledo an aareI 9IntoS
lmo 8rou, 0Ir. 426, 9IorO.GolIinston-
g(oenue.
Sobu Blum NahlobDerpoIter, an
syobn glum. 3 @runOitiide.
@coroe ". 9oiiine an 6orrp 6,
DoIlmus unO 6rou 9tr. 715, Oit %.
StroBe.
Gcriel6e an George Z. Shuorb
uuo 6rou, 0lr, 7t9, 0it 90, Str,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-08

ieiie Der 8epportb.9Ioc. unO @eiiici.
tc Der Gomanoo.9Ipe.
Snlins Ylcpcr an Srouf Wlcper II.
9lnoere, 2 @rlinOitiide.
6ronf Wlcper unO AnOere, an See
e. IcDcr uno 9lnOerc, Griitec, 5lpei
Cots.
SoIomon Stcinberg an gIbrobauI
Sfcinberg, $50 3ogcrs.9Ipe.
Caroline Diillcr oil glrtbur 6.
Teinbcimer, 1923 @olfcr.StroBe.
Glrop 3. Senfius an Ylorp< Sen
fins, SiiOieite scr 9lbbottston.Str..
no6e GcnueOD.glpc., IA bel 60
Sobu 6. @oIloce on Siooc z.
Borfs, ir., 2 @runOiiiide.
Sioac =. @orfs, ir., on Sobn g.
@onacc nn0 6rou, 2 Cots.
golcsloip Ohfitsfi ino 5rou an
Nl Seize YuoacS. gloroieite Goiicrr.
9Ipenue, nabe 9etbel.Str., 16 bci so.
Nc Seiie 9uouc5 an Stonislnmd
YlifiinSfi, gloroicite @aItcrn-9lpenuc,
uube gctbel.StroBe, t6.4 bel 80.
6ronf gt. GoneIIon nnO 6rau an
Seize 8. ScbIer unO 6rau, SiioIeitc
YoperS- -Strobe, nabc G6eIinut.2IOe,
Is bel IS.
@lebeIono O. @eolmeor an @olter
g. 9urgeB uno 6rou, glorOicite Gor.
nell, no6e Gbeitnut-9Ipcmue, 13 beI
tO5.
Ccrielbc an Ntorp 6. 9elt, gforo.
ieite Goripell., nobe Gbeitnut.9lpe,
10 bel t05.
Gli5o-@. &ogermon an ". 9litiuooo.
S9eIticite grooopap, nobe 4rciton.
StroBe, 10 bel S9.tt.
Sobn s. GorIin an 93ormon 6.
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rhon-9Ipenrc. nobc Reiiterstolun GO..
2t.S bel -.
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Gin 0rama in Srei gImfaiiaen.

0th CAuhiu w pttl <thi0NBph.
Ylcin glotbor ucnnt lid Cabbage
toilor~,
aroutidnciocr bieB er, mandes
Sabr;
er ihniirt oiidj ieine Siiite ihmdler,
SbpobI er ionlt oiel oider por.
@an5 en9Iiid lit er nun eeworoenl
Tomit man nitt Die Scrfinit riedt
@dIId]t or in ousgeipG6Iten Mortcn;
Sogar iein Sdmcerbaub 1T Der-
iied)t.
Gos SbiI6 an ieinem Sbneioerlo-
0en
Snt cine en9liihc Gorleer;
Gr 0od1te bait es f0nnte iboOcn
@enn cr Elm 0eiltiher S6ncioer mar.
GO bot er oles neu geitribcn
lluO oud Der Suno, Der r8ismord"
bicB
Carl iid NIT Geutihen nidt permi-
ihen,
60 CAB er ibnt oen 9lomen: rBIeoS."
gtur Gins moht ibm nod id)ipere
Sorgen
limo mag Elm mirfli6 9nusfrcuS
iein;
@s froht om 9lbenO unO am %orgcn.
Gem Gob6ogctoilor ibaift's picl
Eein:
Sein @cib, nit cdtcm gopernnuln.
0c
Gle gibt iih halt 10 lcidt nidt Der;
Storrfcpiie bci6t iie oGliuigunOc4,
Tos fIingt i'm GngIiidcn 5il ihper.
90 bieB iie ia i6r son5es Qeben
SeitOem Der Eforrer iic getouft;
9onn's einen idoheren g1omen gc6en
llnO oud Elm @ei6 oos ItoI5er IouFt2
oYIei6 mir MIR meg nit ocinen
Nfudenl
Ob cneIiid bin, Oh eneliIb ber.
@loubit on, i6 nero mid Dor Dir
ouden
limo gdb' Die yaiinieanOc" bcr?"
Gr flogt fciu 2ciO Ocn Olcoerenoc,
Ger feinem oeutiden 9iomen grim;
CAB er ocn rehtcn 9luspeg f6nOe,
llno taufte iie bon neiiem 9iibn.
Sir Den ihien's Elm eefinO'ncS
2 5reIien,
60 oodt Der Go6bogetoilor oudj,
llnO pie iie frommeln0 Oogcieiicn,
@on5 nod Der Niuderiippe 9rnr6.
ga ibrie emport Die GlinigunOe
AIs bait Der Sotan iie beOrobt:
ollmtoliien moet ibr ia Die SuuOc,
Mein Oiomen blei6t mir nod i'm
Goo"
Ger Gepereno ltrih flilgs Die 2oppen,
Gas gobernpeib bieb wiit6eno orciu
limo CAB Den Beioen ibperc Shlups
pen,
9as ioIlt' es 6eucrtouic icin.
Ger Gobboectailor 61It bic 0bren
Tie aimiginoc lift i6m bos; o5
Sn 3orne bat lies i6m gcitluoren:
Bon nun OH eiebt es feline 9lob'l"
SoIb bat iie idon Ocn arieg gelpon.
nen
Scin 2ei6ecridjt perniBt er ibwer
llnO munhe &brdnc lit 5eronnen
llnritbe rutib er bin lmo Der
u. 3. Q.
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NerIanie an bed lIelia,n gIIIienbarIe.

80 gnbeiIe 2Iob0ma Go CON-. go
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20 gIntbeile Nouiion Oil BIO. ... 65h
9uibeile @erman9lmericon Sire 80
80 guibeiIe Nionon &aIleh cont 75
10 gIntbeile Nit 8ernon bio ...... 67i5
. glnibeiIe ssoribern Central 3D 80
glntbeile Siaie 9anf Of Wib ... s
$4,000 BALTIC Sin der 1861. 97
20O0 Geo nno glInbama Con 5er. 9sh
$4,000 MlaruIano 4er i92S....... 90
5000 uulieo Nollpaps lHc 4er.D,,., 62
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90c.; iimee WciBe 2eeborn, BIO, 26
-2Sc.; oItc Sennen 23c.; olte
SGbnc, t2--i3c.; @nten oItc gtuS-
copp unO WlonercI BIO, 15Tl6c.; !;
oIte WciBe @cfinS, 16-t7c.; Snoiun
yiunnerS, t5c.; Bubble, IS bis i6c. !;
junee, 22-23c.; fIeinc, 1920;
Eonben. |aor. oItc. 20c.; iiingc,.
20c.; c5uinea @efliieeI. alt, 35-40c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-08
%OritOStG Gisentbnm sn Ocrfanfcn.
8n SerFanfen.
pl@iIs lar aeats, Bic In enrtIs sah lpOtn,

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@ebeu @ie ii4 bic neuen 6dnitr In benz
1OOO blQd Der Neutrality-suspicious., NIT Berdn'
Den an her Front an. PILE NcQuefnli6fetlen
nlooern bis Que GinaeIbeiien Dan ,nebme
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Inter ben cten eripdbnten 9dniern beiinbsn
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aaent an Srt unO @tsue kieIi1 nHO SOHn
@OIter 6. @eFtpbGI,
giaentbAmer nnG 8ouunterHebmcr.
A19--2O-2t MlHnIth gniIbiNa. S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-08
eli Gin YruSnaent.

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Boben; elefirlfes 1inf, @oIer un6 Ssiierb
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NensmttieIioiten berobIeten sliif Ieibie slbodbs
Iungen berfdiii
ga&5nlraesn BET Der eiHtHicnm pelentS Co.,
2eIepbon 81. VauI 734O 2i7 81. yani.eir.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-08
baltimore Narffbcridlt.

9 am It az z. Snli 1917.
Niebl. III 3ufubr 20,932 6Giicr,
cinibIicBli6 1t,776 SdiIer 6u 2ocllit
Yoint uuo 1919 6GIier 8u Goltou.
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-16
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

WANTED To RvN Highest cash price
paid Tor sacks BONES ana bottles, rub
her, rags, rope, junk 10 an Kinds
schwara phone ioa l5go rlacr el6
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-16
KEPT HER AWAKE
The Terrible Pains in Back and
Sides. Cardui Gave Relief.

MarkSylle. Ls-Mrs. Alice Johnson.
OF this place, writes, For one wear /
suffered with an aWiul misery in my back
aad sides. w left side Vas hurting me
all the time The misery vas something
awful.
! could moi DO anything. not even sleep
al night. Il kept me awake most OF the
night took d.iieFen, medicines. but
nothing did me any gooo or relieved me
unlh took Cardm
! was not able to DO any OF my work
Tor one year aad 80, worse all the time.
was eoAhned 10 my bed OF, and on. 20,
50 bad with my back that when sioo,Sed
down was no, able to siraigh,rn up
again decided would Try Cardui
BY time ! had taken the entire bo,u.
! was feeling pretty good and could
siraighlen up and my pains we're nearly
al gone.
! shall always praise Csrdui. con-
hnued taxing I, until was strong ard
well, iyoa suffer from pains due 10
female Complaints. Cardui may be iust
What YOU need. Thousands OF women
who once suffered in this way now praise
cardui Tor their present good health
Give u a ulal. Nc-i0
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-16

20 100 Persons Interested Dos iho Estate
~ Gust iicYe. lr Deceased
Elenia iisYt. 8dmlnlstrafrN of
ihs estate ~ said Gust Hefr ir has
flied IN me county court 10 Nusc.s
county hel Final Aocuunt q zoe con
dniOn ~ said estate together wltn an
fpiif1finn in Boz aiechafFeH ns sdmin
iFtfairR thereof Ahlth Will boz heard
hf uur said Court an thr Third MONDAY
in July s o. 1917. Same lsing fhr
isth 1uy ~ luly A b lai9 at the
Doufihuuae ~ aall Nuec.H county In
the CTS ~ Corpus Christi Texas nt
ahlrh time aud place 1905 pffaons inter.
eat"d BOZ asid estate ar. Required Oh. an.
n'ar nrd contest Hll luM htrmnf
and application 10 fheF 500 proper
Witness lnhrf Ncauuln Clrrk OF
ihe county roaff of NH,crs county
Texas
Gif'u urd0r mf haui aud fhr srI
20 said rngn 90 mt oflr. boo Durln.
fhrIHu Dn thle. tnr 'th dtt of Iuus
s. D. IHl1
u.sl liLnEnT MrGLDlN ClDt
County Court Hlr0rH County I.har
1917 AuHuai irhlInFer Deputy
A uuD rYi' t'uifY
fnANk % nDmNHnN sharf
iF d. H N'arenDd Drpafs All.