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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-17
BUSINESS sure
TO BE GOOD IN
The NORTHWEST
H. D. King Of Chicago Has
Toured Three States to
Study Conditions.
-
Full Of Optimism for Out
look this Fall and Winter
in This Section.

H. W. King of the advertising firm
of Stevens & King. Of Chicago, one
of the best posted men of the east
on conditions in the northwest
through his yearly practice Of max
Ing trips of observations during the
harvest seasons9expresses the belief
that the northwest will be plethoric
with ready money. as a result Of the
harvest conditions this year.
There is eyOry reason why the
farmer and the business man of the
northwestern states should be- opti-
mistitc this year." said Mr.. King. Who
is spending the day in Grand Forks.
II have looked " the country
carefully from Iowa through South
Dakota. Montana and North Dakota
and while I have seen numerous sec
tons that have suffered from too lit
tie rains and other local conditions,
still I find that the general situation
is much better than we had been led
to anticipate. While 1t is true that
the crops will not be normal in these
states as a whole there are conditions
in many localities that will bring the
total production considerably above
what some Of the prognosticators had
announced. 81
Then, too, the prices the farmers
will receive for their crops are so
much above what, they have ever re-
ceived before that the elimination in
production will be more than over
come. There is section OF eastern
and northern South Dakota that will
be virtually rolling in money this fall.
The same is true Of large sections of
Montana, for instance in irrigated
regions the wheat production will go
as high as 80 bushels to 1.-the acre.
"In North Dakota i find that in
certain spots-I do not even say To-
calities-in some spots there will be
little or no wheat harvested, but TAX
ing the state as a whole l believe the
money returns will4b % soslarge that a
record crop will be almost approxi-
mated.
f.I believe there is every reason to
be. optimistic over the business condi-
lions that will obtain in North Da-
kota, South Dakota and Montana, In
stead of the pessimism ] had expect
ed ito result from the predictions OF
serious crop failures"
MIR. King has made careful can-
vass OF the conditions In these states
coverin ga period Of more than two
months, solely for the purpose OF as.
pertaining the outlook for business
Tduring the next year. He hassnot
taken the word Of elevator men
lhankers, newspaper rnen or farmers
HE has gone. through the states
himself and studied the Situation
from an impartial and unbiased
standpotnt, as has been his custom
for several. years. 3
Naturally. therefore, Mr.. King is q
missionary for optimism and fol
business as usual" for all lines OF
trade and industry.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-17
MEN
TO MEET HERE
1918 Convention to be Held
in Grand Forks in Febru-
airy, Directors Decide.

AT "a meeting Of the board Of direct.
orss Of the North Dakota Retail Hard
ware Dealers association, held here
last night, Grand Forks was named
as the place for the holding of the
1911! convention, February 10. IA, Is.
Other important plans relative to
the program for the big gathering
were taken up and committees were
named to take charge Of preliminary
plans.
Jobbers and manufacturers Of hard
ware supplies will not prepare ex-
hibits for tie 1918 gathering. At the
cided that 1t would not be in harmony
with the national conservation pro
gram to invite the distributors to pre-
pare expensive booths this year, and
until after the war this potion of the
program :wflttbe abandoned.
The three-day visit of the hardware
men will not be without attractive
diversions, however. Prominent speak.
ers will be present and: arrangements
will be made to substitute attractive
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-17

numbers for the hardware show,
which formerly has been considered
q featurA. u -.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-17
The Brewery Refused.

Photographic copies OF letters.
signed by Nj. McInerny, showed that
the brewery on at least two occasions
had refused to deliver beer to men
who had no contracts with the brew
cry.
Despite the TACT that many Of the
Photographic copies taken in Fargo
were,, as Mr.. Bangs said. 'Tllegible
and exceedingly imperfect" he would
i%nterpose no objection to their being
admitted as evidence because they
throw some light on the manner in
which the business Of the brewery was
being carried on. .
he never had made any efforts to ex-
anime the methods by which the pur-
chase of malt, hops, etc, was effect
ed o the process of manufacturing
the beer, Mr.. Bronson took him In
hand for redirect examination.
The Warning Of Watkins.
MI. Bronson reverted to the story
told by Mr.. Watkins yesterday OF q
conference held in 1918 between r. B.
Griffith, J. H. McInerny and the wit
ness himself regarding the sale OF
beer in this state. Shortly afterward
Mr.. Watkins had written a letter to
Mr.. McInerny. notifying him that "the
collection of the price in connection
with the delivery of liquor to custom
ers in Grand Forks is illegal and must
be stopped"
The letter which was dated June
10. 1918, further said:
THE solicitation Of liquor sales
throughout the state of North Dakota
by travelling statesmen taking orders
for liquor is distinctly a violation OF
the prohibition law (see chapter 1856
laws Of 5000. and the Enforcement
league expects to give attention to this
matter until all soliciting by agents ii
stopped"
The letter contained a threat:
"After June rs, 1918. any n SC
delivering beer Ito customers in
Grand Forks) must expect arrest an6
prosecution"
A Box of "Empties."
At this point ]. Filteau, who had
formerly given his testimony. was re.
called to the stand for the purpose OF
Identifying a so-called picnic case
containing six beer bottles. Mr.
Bronson asked the witness:
'Is this the condition Of the bottle,
when you got them?"
The witness answered smilingly:
Eyes, sir, except that they were full
of beer"
Mr.. Bangs: "And the bottles wer,
OF glass. the case of wood?"
Witness:s Yes. sir, sometimes tn,
al was made Of carbon"
Mr.. Bangs: at wouldn't require {
detective to find that out"
The criminal case of "empties'' re
manned unmolested on exhibition ii
the court room throughout the morn
ing session.
j. Murphy Adds to His Testimony.
]. Murphy who also had been ex
amined earlier in the proceedings, wa
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-17
IS YOUR AUTO
NUMBER HERE?
e. wv. Finwall Busy Taking
Car Numbers at East Side
Brewery.
Reads Them in Court-Wat.
kins on Stand Again
Today.
CoNTRAm

i CONTRARY HOLDEHS. g
Late this afternoon, Mr.. FfnwaM
gave Information anent contract 4
holders In this city and other
sections Of North Dakota. He
stated that there were some 1900
contract holders in Grand Forks
and adjacent territory.
Empty beer bottles Inc automobile
license numbers were much In cyl
dence this forenoon during the con-
tinuance OF the preliminary hearing
in the East Grand Forks brewery and
Jill. McInerny cases before Judge,
Phil Mclaughlin. The cross-examin-
emit OF the North Dakota Enforcement
league, was completed, a couple Of
witnesses were recalled to the stand
for brief recftals, and then the exam
ination OF Rev. CIV. Finwall, assis-
tant superintendent of the Enforce
ment league, was begun by Assistant
Attorney General H. A. Bronson.
MI. Watkins Again on the Stand.
After having testified on cross-ex-
animation yesterday that Mr.. Bronson
had access to the brewery books and
records in Fargo before going through
the Formally of asking the courts
permission. F. L. Watkins said this
morning when the cross-examination
by George A. Bangs, counsel for the
defendants, was continued, that h
made selections of pages and letters
to be photographed, in cooperation
with Assistant General D. v. Brennan.
From a close examination Of the pho
tographs, admitted yesterday a. evil
dence, it appeared that several con-
tracts for peer had been cancelled by
the brewery for various reasons.
While these cancellations were TAX
en-. from only one or two pages. it was
clear that they were due to either the
holder Of the contract being a minor
or had obtained BEEF for "blindpig-
ping purposes. In other instances
contracts had been cancelled because
discovery was made of the fact that
the contract holder was a resident OF
Minnesota
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-17
COMPLAINS
OF POOR BUSINESS
FOR CITY BASTILE

Business is bum" said serg-
cant Schuyler Of the local police
department. 1--WE haven't had a
good drunk nluss up our lodging
quarters for over q week, and II
it wasn't for the four or five
sleepers that drop in every night,
i am afraid we would have to
close up shop"
In contrast to last year, Few
men, bound from the east to the
harvest fields, have been asking
Tor lodging at the police station,
this year. Few men have been
stopping in the city, and those
who do. apparently have funds to-
obtain quarters in a hotel, or take
advantage of the warm weather
to. camp In the open.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-17

ton. Fewybicycle thefts have been re-
ported recently but a large number
been lost, and all have been re-
turned to the owners with the 'excep-
ton of the three now being held.
The auto tire Is somewhat a~ntiqua,-
ed, having been found some time ago
by Assistant Chief Of the Fire Depart
ment Harold G. Munsey.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-17

hended at the union station for be-
ing In one closed to enemy aliens.
without permit.
DR.. Graves told the authorities sha
was working for the department az
state.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-17
DIR. A. K. GRAVES, THE
SELF-STYLED SPY,
ARRESTED TODAY

Kansas City, Mo-. Aug. s17.-Dr.
Arnngaard Karl Graves, self-styled in
ternational spy. has been arrested by
federal agents. DR.. Graves was appre-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22
,POPkOCH W AUDITORIUM.
CHICAGO. III. Popioch DOwsta} c

OAAVO8VD As oPAoSA
negdaj wieczorem i niemal pani-
ka z fatalnymi rezultatami, gdy
podczas pierwszego aktu opery
"Dinorah'' W Auditorium zauwa.
zono bonnie ma parterze z pala,
|cym sic lontem w teatrze znajdo.
walo sic wtedy 22O osob.
Pierwszy alarm rozszed1 sic,
gdy zauwazono bia1y, gr!yzacy
dym, unoszacy sic re srodka gan.
ku ma parterze. Natychmiast tn
Il owdzie powsta}y osoby re sic
dzen dal sic s}yszec grozny wy
|raz: "Fire"!!
Dyrektor Cleofonte Campani-
mi, ktory sam dyrygowal orkie-'
stra, natychmiast rozkazaf zagra'
ME hymnu amerykanskiego'S tal
|Spaneled Banner Spiewacy na
! scenic 2 gwiazda tego wieczora
Cali Gurci, na: czele, przylaczyl
sie j sko1czylo sic tylko ma pocza1
kach paniki. Publicznose -przesta,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22

strzelniczej.
Ma pierwszy alarm Gala sfuzba
teatru znalazla sic ma posterun--
|kach i wszystkie wyjscia M wypa
dek ognia otworzyly sic.
Gdy szef Corrigan wr6ch i or
'najmil, re wszelkie niebezpieczen
stwo minelo, publicznosc przyjela
oznajmienie z wielkim entuzyaz--
mem i jak gdyby mic ME zaszlo,
opere grano i spiewano " DIAL
Sym ciagu, 2 tym wyjatkiem, re
"a kazdym razem, gdy Galli-Gur-
ci ukazala sic ma scenic, publicz-
nose przyjela ia wielkim wybu-
chem entuzyazmu, jak gdyby pra
gnela oddac jej uznanie "a jej zim
na krew.
4E 49,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22

Opal. Wegiel przychodzi re IN;
cznej odlegfosci, a nasze urzadze
MIA kolejowe SO potrzebne. do ce
flow z wojna polaczonych. Palcit
eaten mniej W domu. Palcie drze
wem, jezeli to jest mozliwem.
Ogolne zlecenia:
Kupujcie mniej, ME gotujcie
wiecej, niz potrzeba, podawajcie
mniejsze porcye.
Uzywajcie zapas6w lokalnych.
Popiejrajcie miejscowych pro-.
iducent66w i zmniejszajcie potrze--
by transportacyi
Me jedzcie czesto, lecz tylko-
try razy dziennie.
Zwracajac baczna uwage ma to
ably W spoleczenstwie naszem -
mic sic ME zniszczylo.
Zreszta wy sami nieraz mozecie
znalezc sposob, W jaki MONA by
dokonac tego, do czego z calej 81
fy dazymy i mianowicie oszczed--
nosci produkt6w potrzebnych ola
aliant66w, ably wytrwac mogli W
tel zacieklej walcc z niebczpiecz--
nym wrogiem.
Me chcemy wyglodzic ludu a
merykanskicgo. Jedzcic wszyscy
dostatecznie, lecz z rozsadkiem i
bez marnowania potraw.
Oszczedzajcie artykuiy zywno-
sci, kt6rych potrzeba W Europe
a jedzcie jak najwiecej tych pro
dukt6w, jake wan polecamy.
Farmerzy, kt6rzy ME So zado--
violent z ceny pszenicy naznaczo--
nej przez Rad, powinni pamietac
o tenn, ze 1920 "a buszel jest zap}a
ia wystarczajaca i re mieszkancy
pc wielkich miastach take Eye
chca. DUO farmcr0w Jest zado--
wolonych, tylko W nicktorych sta
mach, jak Minnesota, Oklahoma, o
bic Dakoty, farmerzy chcicliby ko
niecznic wyzsza otrzymac Gene,
~ pszenlce.
w Holland, Mich. browar. wa
rzacy dotychczas piwo, zamicnio-
nv Zostanie W kr0tkim czasie ia
fabryke scra. Jak wiadomo, z po-
czatkiem maja ~przyszlego roku
ME bedzie wolno W stanie Michi--
gan w,yrabiac zadnych upajaja-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22

la wychodzic z teatru. Dc uspoko-
JENA publicznosci przyczynili sic
take zo}nierze " uniformach.
Tymczasem szef b%atalionu Cor
rigan z kompanii 10tej stray og-
|niowej, kt6ry tego wieczora byi
ma posterunku " tcatrze. zbiegi
gankiem do bomby, ktora sic pail
la plomieniem cztery stopy wyso-
kim, podniosf ia bez wahania ]
jeszcze szybciej wyni6sl z teatru
azeby publicznosc zaspokoic. Ma
stepnie doni6sf o tenn wladzom fe-
deralnym i policyi, kt6re natych-
Mast wdrozyly sledztwo.
Poszukiwani So dwaj mezczyz-
nj, kt6rzy zajmowali siedzenia "
poblizu miejsca, gdzie bonnie INA
(leziono, a kt6rych pc alarmie JUL
wiecej ME widziano. Poszukiwany
lest r6wniez jeden z funkcyona-
ryuszy teatru, kt6ry widziany byl
take " poblizu tego miejsca, cho
ciaz ma to reguly ME pozwalaja.
TEN sam funkcyonaryusz, kt6ry
ina niemieckie nazwisko, diva ra-
w odwiedzil wyszynk, niedaleko
teatru polozony.
! Bomba skladala sic 2 rury, osm
|cali dfugiej j . srednicy dw6ch GO
III. Strategy kt6rzy ja zbadali, 'os:
wiadczyli, ze zawierala 4ieazani
ne czaraego prochu j bawelny,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22

,cych trunk6w j dlatego browar
6w zamieniony zostanie ia fabry-
Ike sera.
Denver, Colo. Agenci Rzadowi
wdrozyli sledztwo W sprawie usi-
1owanego zarazenia wielkich trz0d
bydfa przez wrzucenie zarazk6w
z%ab6jczej ola byd}a choroby 'anth
vex do rezerwoaru, z kt6rego
bydlo pilo wode. Podejrzany o te
zbrodnie jest n iemiec F. Turner
Ma farmie gdzie Turner pracowa1,
zdechfo IA te sama chorobe 40
sztuk bydla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22
sama wartosc pozywna, co

1c S01AAq wax lOoC pOAy HAS,oO
mieso.
Mlcko. Zuzywajcie wszystk
mleko ME marnujcie AMI kropl;
Dzieci powinno sic mlekiem odzy
wiac. Tzywajcie mniej smietany
Niszczymy DUO mleka, poniewa
ME zjadamy wszystkiego mick;
zbieranego i kwasnego.
Kwasne mleko moze bye uzytt
do gotowania j do sera. Uzywaj-
Icie DUO maslanki i sera.
TfuszcZe, masfa, .smalec it'd. =
Maslo ma wartosc pozywna, ola
|dzieci nieoceniona. = Uzywajcie
vice mas}a tylko PREY stole = a
szczegolnic podawajcie je die
;ciom. Prey gotowaniu natomiast
uzywajcie masla jak najmniej =
Me ~spozywajcie lyle potraw pie
czonych, ably zmniejszyc konsump
eye smalcu innych tfuszczow.
Uzywajcie olej6w roslinnych =
jak mp. oliwy hub oleju bawelnia-
nego. Starajcic sic oszczedzic =
choc jedna t~rzecia Geese tiuszczu
zwicrzeccgo. Oszczedzajcic my
dla, poniewaz zawiera tluszcz j gil
ceryne, potrzebna do materyaf6w
wybuchoW'ych. Mydlo mozecie W
domu sami wyrabiac a w niekt6-
rych miejscowosciach sprzedawac
mozecic zbytni tfuszcz do fabryk
mydla i W ten spos6b fabryki "a
oszczedza zn6w gliceryne.
Cukier. Uzywajcie mniej cukicr
k6w i mnicj sfodkich napoj6w. Da
wajcie do kawy i do herbaty
mnicj cukru. Uzywajcie mi6d i sy
ropy do cieplych ciast i do wafli
bcZ maSla i beZ cukru. Me daWaj
Gle duzo cukru do kompotow i do
marmeIady, ktorej uzywac MOI
ia ZamiaSt maSia.
Jarzyny i owoce. Jarzvn many
poddostatkicm / dlatcgo pOWinni
>my jcSc przynajmnicj jedcn raz
tych .jarzyn. Zastepuja one chIcb
micso Il r0wnoczcSnic sd Ola czlo-
wicka zdrowc. Uzywajcic zicmnia
kow o wicIc wiccc.j. Przcchowuj-
Gle zicmniaki n%alcZycie. a one dfu
go wytrzymaja. Owocow nzywaj-
Gle jak najwieccj..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22
Kata domowa AdniilislIacy1
Zywnosciowej Stanow
Zjednoczonych.
co M0zEsZ UCZYNIt, ABY
PRZYCZYNIc SIZE DO IVY
CIESTWA oBECNEJ
WOJNY.

Naszcm zadaniem jest dostar
czaric aliantom lyle zywnosci =
lie 'jej tylko wyslac p%otrafimy =
Arttkufy zywnosci, jakich allan.
ci Cd mas potrzebuja, SO nastepu.
:iace: pszenica, mieso wolowe j
wi-przowe, nabial i cukier.
Powinnismy zatem jesse jak maj
mniej p~owyzszych produkt6w, a
natomiast zywic sic innymi arty-
kuEami, kt6rych many podostat-
klein. Absolutnie ME powinmsmy
marnowac i ~niszczyc jakichkol-
wick potraw.
Chleb i maka. Przynajmniej je-
dino jedzenie kazdego dnia niechaj
bedzie bczmacznc. Jedzcie kuku--
rydze, produkty owsiane,, zytnie
i jeczmienne, chlcb zytni zamiast
pszennego i to przynajmniej PREY
.icdncm jedzeniu, codziennie o lie
tel samcj zasady ME mozecie "a
stoSowac diva razy dziennie. =
Jc.lzcie mnie,j ciastek i buick.
kupujac piekarza, zamawiaj
cir chleb jeden dzicn z CORY, ably
ME picki chleba, ponad swoje "a
potrzebowanie. Chlcb podawaj-
Gle Ia st6f wtenczas tylko, jezeli
.jc>- k%oniccznic potrzebny. DO to-
rt6w i do gotowania uzywajcie-
ch'cba starego i suchego.
NIieso. Spozywajcic wieccj dro-
blu, kr6lik6w, zajecy a >zczeg6l--
Ein ryb rzecznych i %morskich. -
za,lia>t MESA wicprzowcgo, wo-
Iovego i baranicgo. Me jcdzcie
czr@cirj :jak jedcn raz dziennie i
pc lawajcic jak ajmnicjsze por-
eye tych trzech gatmnk6w miesa.
Mi4so~ p~ozostaic >pozywajcic zim-
ne hub do innych potraw. Jcdzcic
wiaccj roSolu i zupy. a s%zczcg6l--
HE faSoli. kt6ra awicra W s9bic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22
Najwazniesze Wypadki
minionego lygodnia
WIELKA DEMONSTRATED
ST. PAUL, MINI.

L ~eSo
st. Paul. MINI. w tute.jszem
Auditorium zebralo sic onegdaj
ma wielka demonstracye lojalnos-
lei okolo 5000 sob, reprezentu,ja--
cych kazdy powiat Stanu Mime
|sota T. niektorc- Stany sasiednie, by
zapewnic Rad 0 swojej l~ojalnosci
Ii Nhzytano ~nadeslane
na to zgroniadzenlie pozdrowienie
Prezydenta Wilsona, ktdry wyra-
zajac ubo1ewanie, re ME moe bye
obecnym, zacheca} do czynnego u
dzia}u W tel wojnie, do n~iesienia
ofiar i pomocy re wszystkich
warstw spo}eczenstwa, cd wszyst-
kich partly politycznych, wszel-
kich wyznan. wszelkiego, rodzaju
zatrudnienia, DO ME jest to wojna
farmera Tub fabrykanta Tub robot
nika hub jakicjkolwick innej kla
sy, tylko wojna kazdego prawego
Amcrykanina czyto urodzonego W
t.ym kraju, ely tez naturalizowa-
hcgo.
Il. p. O'Connor. irlandzki czlo--
mex parlamentu brytyjskiego. z
f]aga amerykanska w reku zache-
cal do lojalnoSci W obec tego kra-
ju, kt6ry %imigranta kazdego bio
rae W opieke. swiadczy mt niezli-
czonc dobrodzicjstwa. Przemawiai
on takzc ia divorce do t}umoW
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. a ME mogacych
dostac sic do sail tam wspomnia},
IL ktos zarzucif, jakoby on zaprze
dial sic Anglii. Oswiadczyl, lie ME
on poszed} do Anglikow. tylko An
glicy przyszli do niego.
Carl Vrooman, podsekretarz
rolnictwa w swojej przemowie pc
wiedzia} miedzy innemi: "Uchwa
litismy ofiarowac $500, zoo, 900 IA
flote aeroplan6w, azeby pustoszyc
Niemcy, jak szarancza %pustoszy}a
Kansas: ale bomb ME bedziemy
rzucali ma szpitale i szko}y.' Sc
nator kellogg oswiadczyl: "Jezeli
:jaki senator" mia} tn ma mysli
LA Follette'a - "powic wan, re
Stany Zjednoczone wdaly sic W
wojne W obronie fabrykantow a
municyi hub pozyczek Morgana,
to zniewaza wasz honor i patryo
tyzm: czas napietnowac to klam-
stwo.' Przemawiali take senator
Kunt Nelson i porucznik Paul Pc
rigord, z armii francuskiej ktory
byl przedtem duchownym.
Przyjeto rezolucye tyczace sic
jak najgorliwszego popierania
rzadu W jego prowadzeniu wojny
Z Niemcami i uchwalono utworzyc
organizacye pod nazwa "The A.
merican First Association, kt6-
rel prezydentem bedzie F. W.Mur
ply z Wheaton. dafs,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22
81. PAUIsKI IoTlg1K BEDZE
PRZEwoZu PoCZTE.

St. Paul. MINI. A. A. Lilygreen,
7O1 - Magnolia III. wlasciciel ae-
roplanu, chce ofiarowac swa ma
szyne j uslugi rzadowi, do przewo
zenia napowietrznej poczty, Y
przelocie droga napowietrzna. St.
Paul znajduje sic na drodze POI
miedzy Bostonem j Seattle Lily
green chce pozostal ezlonkiem q
merykanskiego Aero Mubu:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-04
9nriid mod @a[tinrurr.

Sorrp Yufid bon SiabIonotopn,
bcilcr lmtcr ocm Iomcu p9lbbi Dab
bic" bcfonitt, ocr beiduIoiet piro.
I'M SuIi int @ercin nit 8auI @Ion'
Oca, Gbciter 9iieb, 2eipiS Cole iuto
9JcarI 9borlltou eiucn aneriff aui
$neb @iIfis BON gaorO.Gorolina &C,
mott 5i babelt un6 Der in oericI'
ben Godt aus scr Sto6t oGridpono,
iu,irOe in GbiIo6CIpbin bcrboftet. Der
1ctettio Grcdmcr BON 9nltimore'
Goiintp nuS Der Itd6tifbe 8stettiu
Shonbcreer bobe1t iidl nob BORT be,
scben, lin 8lifd nod bier 6nriid a'i
bringet. Gr lpirb in Eoiuion cii
@crbor 5a beitcben bdbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-04

gcutoIouitr, iia6c 9tortb,SIpca ti.3
lei 10.
9icl Contraction SO. all G09ar
g. 8iniamion mO 6rou, Siiopcit-
gdc 2anooIe. imO gentoIouitr.
SSobn $. aiodert, 9lomr.. an Mors
lis &Ieir Ior0ieite 9auf., nabc scr
Mai6inotonitr., IA bel 81.
@eo. ". Gjoriu6 uu0 Gral an
Snmncl 81. gtotbonion uHo Srall,
Giticitc ASatterion-@arf-g nabc
Gdirmoiut-Npc, id.415 bel s..
gcui. RoicnbeiuI Ersiitee, II. 9(.
Gil Eobcria 6. Turner, 2 Cots.
Com. u. @cilCr on 8m. 8. SarpS
rn0 Jralt, Sitieitc @Ii5abctb. Zane,
1i.i12 bel 40.
g4m. 8. 9orps dn Com. u. 8ci-
len, Sitleite @lijobctb.2orC, 1t.lla
b5i 10.
@alter u. Smitb all SIorencC
GlGdleiit 2 Cots.
ScurD .. 0repcr. Tiiu., oil SCurD
3. 0rcDcr, JIM. ii. 81, glorOiucit.
@dc 9lliccnnnos mo Sprine.StroBc,
i09 bel t57.
0cricTbc an Gbos. 6. j. Sciic,
a;rroipeit.Gd Gde 9lIiccnnna. Ii. Spring
Ctr, i02 bel i57.
g}irgiuia g. Curtain iino @nttc an
Sranf 6. 9rrbIer. Gillette Central
9loc., nabe 9Srcitonitr., ii.S bel 50.
0ouiS 9l. &. Ned mo 6rau on
Soicpbirc glorfboG, NCiiicitc Scn.
lD,, nabc GIcreutitrY # bci SO.
Soiep6 q Bad mo Srnu an 70.
tcibcn so. Nous, 9torOicitc SopCitc-,
hobc SntoGmoooiir., 1873 bel 70.
@m. q. gIcipmnn m @laru Sane
gicmiran, Giioipeit.Gdc 9tllbcrrp-
iuio Gidmou0itr, 1871 bel 81.
gotrid @illobcB all Com. S.@fnl-
lQhcD. SSeitiritc Upopcr, nobc @lc.
rirucliiitr., 1876 bci COPY.
Simon 9tCCotC II. 81. al Soeo6 Sc
ncltbcre mo 8rnu, Sii6ieitc S3orth-,
rnbc EraiS Sill.strC,. IA bci IS.
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