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The Elbert County tribune., 1917-02-02
Chicago Grain and Provisions

Chicago.-Wheat No. 2 red, s1.S0%;
NO. hard, $1.S3k@1.S7h.
Corn No. 2 yellow, s1O1@1.o1A;
No. yellow. 97cQs1.O1H No. 1
white, 57c@s1.O0.
oats-No. white. Soy 057Xc;
standard, SIX @5sc.
Rye-No. 2. s146h.
Barley-s10O@1.27.
Timothy-sS.50Q5.5O.
Clover-s1200Q12.5O.
Pork-S13.50.
Lard-s16.22016.27.
Ribs-s14S7@15.5O.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-02-02

Ell Paso-Seven thousand American
settlers are fleeing in the wake of
General Pershing's army. according to
reports brought here. 1t is believed
by many of the refugees Villa will or
der a massacre of any Americans
found in Mexico as soon as Pershings
troops are on American SOIL
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-02-02
New York Attorney Killed.

Rawlins, Wyo.-Charles Churchill, a
New York attorney, was killed near
here when he stepped from an east
bound passenger train on which he
was passenger, in front of a west
bound train. He was struck by the
latter and his body hurled through
the air so violently that it was buried
several feet in a snowbank.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-02-02
May Want Trouble.

Tokio.-Japanese approval is given
here to the statement made in Amer.
lea by Baron Sakatani that after the
war Japan would attempt to bring
about settlement of her immigration
problem with the United States.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-02-02
Renewed Effort by british

London.-The second great effort of
the British in Mesopotamia to cut
through to Bagdad is now in full
swing. Dispatches from Basra (the
British base) reported that heavy
fighting is in progress on both sides
of the Tigris river and that the Brit.
ish are attempting to isolate the Turk.
ish garrison at Kut-el-Amara.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-02-02
Not Safe In Mexico.

Mexico City.-It has been reported
to the War Department that bandits
tried to cross from the United States
into Mexico near Brownsville and
were forced back by troops under
General Ricaut. General Ricaut re-
ported that American troops were pur-
suing the bandits on the American
side of the line.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-02-02
Fought Way to Liberty.

San Jose, Cal.-Trapped without po.
lice assistance in one of the most no
torious opium dens in California,
Ralph Oyler and j. W. Laythamm, Sc
cret Service detectives of the United
States Treasury Department, fought
their way to liberty while nineteen
armed Cinnamon guarded the exits.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-02-02
KAISER WANTS PEACE.
Opening Way for New Move in World
Peace.

London.-The German newspapers.
according to Rotterdam dispatch to
the Exchange Telegraph Company, in
innate that Germany will acknowl-
edge President Wilson's speech in
such a way as to encourage the Pres
ident to continue his efforts in favor
of peace. According to the dispatch.
Count Won Bernstorff has been in
structed to say that Germany is ready
to formulate peace terms If asked to
do so by the allies. and if there is a
possibility of peace negotiations being
successfully undertaken. The dispatch
adds that Austria has sent similar
communication to the Austrian charge
d'affaires at Washington. and that it
is believed Bulgaria will follow the ex-
ample of the Teutonic powers.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-02-02

Petrograd-Russian forces after ar
tillery preparation assumed the Of
fensive against the Austro-German for
titled positions on both sides of the
Kimpolung-Jacobeni road. near the
northwestern frontier Moldavia, and
after stubborn fighting broke through
the Teutonic lines along front of
nearly two miles. says the Russian
official statement.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-02-02
ono rhousand Reported Dead.

Paris.-The Dresden Germany ar
women and young girls killed, accord
ing to letter taken from a German
soldier.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-02-02
German Raider or U. s. Coast.

Old Point Comfort, Wireless
warnings sent out by allied warships
told OF the presence of supposed
German raider in latitude 40 north ant
longitude
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-02-02

London.-The Teutonic troops are
being subjected to terrific pressure by
tho allies in an offensive on every
front.
Near Riga the Russians are follow
ing up their gain In which. accordn
to an admission of the Berlin war
flee, the German trenches were
pierced Rumanian troops. reinforced
by Russians, are rapidly developing
their offensive In the. Moldavian the
alter. The Austrian lines on the Ison-
20 are being bombarded by the Ital-
ians, who report important successes,
and the London war office announces
German trenches have been carried by
the British forces in France.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-02-02

sterdam.-Germany and her al.
lies are ready to conclude peace
without victory" But in concluding
it she would have the world under
stand that she views this now famous
term strictly in the sense pointed out
by President Wilson in his Senate
speech-and only in that sense. This,
1t is learned on high authority, will
be the sum and substance of the new
note which Germany, according to
strong reports, is planning to send to
the United States.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-02-02
Hogs.
Sheep.
HAY AND GRAIN MARKET.
F. o. B., Denver, Carload Price.
Hay

Hay.
Buying Prices.
Colorado, upland, per ton. $3.50 1000
Nebraska upland, per ton. 12.OOQ13.O0
Second bottom, Colorado
and Nebraska, per ton. 12.OO@13.00
Timothy. per ton. ...... 17.00@18.O0
Alfalfa, per ton. ......... 12.00Q13.0G
South Park, choice, per
ton liUuW lo.VU
San Luis Valley. per ton. 14.0OQ15.O0
Gunnison Valley, per ton. 16.OO@17.O0
Straw, per ton .......... 1000 800
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-02-02
Spelter, per 100 lbs, SO.

Boulder, Colo-Tungsten concen
trates, 60 per cent, SIS per unit.
Crude ores, 60 per cent, SIS; 25 per
cent, s9.4O412.00; 10 per cent, $1,000
1000 per unit.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-02-02
Vegetables.
90 TEMo m
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Metal Market.

Silver, 769sc.
Lead, New York, per 100 lbs, $3.50.
Copper, st. Louis, per 100 lbs,
s2S121a.
Spelter, per 100 lbs. s923.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-02-02
Heavy Fiqhtinq Resumed.

Berlin.-On the northern Rumanis.n
front heavy fighting has been re-
sumed. the Russians making several
attacks south of the Putna valley. The
war office announced that the Rus
SLAMS succeeded in penetrating a Ger
man point of support. German troops
stormed Russian positions on the east
ern end of the Russian front and re-
pulsed several Russian counter at.
tacks. They took prisoner more than
900 men and captured fifteen machine
guns.
The French made an attack on Ger
man positions in the vicinity of LENT.
rey. near the Lorraine frontier, the
war office announces. They were re.
pulsed.
ograd.-Advancing waist deep
in the snow. Russian troops have
stormed and captured at the point of
the bayonet German positions on the
heights east of Jacobeni, according to
official statements.
Paris.-French forces penetrated
the first and second German lines
south of Leintrey and brought back all
German defenders of those positions
as prisoners or killed them in the
fighting, it was announced by official
statement.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-02-02
Live Poultry.
Eggs.

Eggs, graded No. l net, F. o. B.
Denver ..-................ 38
Eggs, graded No. net, +. o. B
Denver 80.
Eggs. case count, misc. cases,
less commission .1O.2501O.9
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-02-02
Grain.

Wheat, ch. MILL 100 lbs, buying. .$2.S2
Rye, Colo, bulk, 100 lbs, buying. 1.S5
Oats, Nebraska, 100 lbs, buying. 1.S5
Colorado oats. bulk, buying. 49,. 1.S5
Corn chop, sack, selling. ......... 1.97
Corn in sack. selling. ......... 194
Bran, Colorado, per 100 lbs, selling 15O
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-02-02
MAR K EFT
ouoTATIo N S
western Newspaper Union News servi'
DENVER MARKETS.
Cattle.

Cattle.
choice .............. .ss.759ss5
Steers lpulp fed), fair to
good o-Vo0o.io
Steers (hay fed), good to
choice .--........- o'-oVoVo
Steers (hay fed. fair to
good .....-..... s.oo " 90
Heifers, prime ......e-.-.- 6.15Q750
Cows (pulp fed, good to
choice -.......-.'. o'io0 i.oV
Cows (pulp fed, fair to
good ..-...........- o.ooWo'io
Cows ebay fed, good. ..... 65O@7.4o
Cows ebay fed, fair ...... 5J596.5O
Cows canners .... 4.00@525
veal calves .........9 .9.00@105O
Bulls 5.00@5.75
to choice ............. 7.75@s.5O
Feeders and stockers, fair
to good ...........--... IooU Go
Feeders and stockers, COM
mon to fair .......-.-.-. o.z5QhO0
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-02-02
Sc count. misc. cas-
Butter,
Fruit.

Apples, Colo, fancy, box. .s100@30O
Pears, Colo. winter, box. 2.5O@300
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-05

poor w1arf paren QebIicberL tralis
rioe 8ettaen aus Der 8cit, b. ods
Slid auf 70 tur5eH 9eIud bel tbTt
Ieridieneli mar 80.
giuen Moment lang bem1dtigte
Iih leiner Elm unbeItimmtes, utlbes
baaIiAes @efiibl, ieme Nerpen pt-
brierten 10 unungenebm aber iiiir
einen @onent lang, ofnn bate er
Iein p%ornebnles @leidgelDldt Dleoer
un0 CT permoGte gatI5 rubig Ereiter
su oenfen. Die @~nglanoer lolen aiir
Eletben, oos ShloB tit ObneDln
feudt, uno er bat lib nod IeoeSs
nal bort einen &benmatISmils ge.
bolt. all9 oaS @alOhen binter oer
Sranaerie mogen iie MIR obboi3en.
@o8u oenn nll1 oieie alten, NOR
lden 8aunIe nod Iteben lnIian, tie
periperren ia MIR bic Ausii9t. 4ber
einen belieren 8reis mllliett tie dab.
len, mar er bod nit Der lestea ab.
re6nung nidt 10 CANA aafrleoeli sc.
meien.
g5retli9. gaccarat miro er beiite
nicbt ipieler. Sour gcarfe nit
Dem tauben Ntaior - Die Bartie 81
5ebn @tennige - 1T ia aud gang
amiilant.
st mar i9on i'm ginidlafen be-
ariftetl, Oa ftel benz alien Baron Die
8ai9frau elm nit ibren uHOeriorg-
ten 4inOern. Sm, aleroings, has
arme 8eib nun tpiro lie wieoer
etruas ruarten miiiieu - aber
aber oiesntal ~ neir, 10 l1nge
0urite er nid)t mebr marteu bei-
fer iofort - penn man Der Baron
5eaenbrod lit -.
uno er erbpb ii6 nod eirrraL -
taulneIte gu ieiuem Gid - iudte
elm @latt 9apier - uni i9rieb. 10
gut es chen ging, an ieine GngIal-
ser unO mics Der 5rau oitr9 tie oas
@elo an. 90 mar es iiferer.
lln0 0ann iarf er NIT eineut 2d-
AeIn, als bette er cine &eloentat
berridtet - Die erite ieiaes 2ebctts
l. in Den Stltbl aurid1 ulo ieine
4ugen idIoiieH iid... uro er
i9liet idlief ru9ig unO feIt, bis e.
mteoer 4ben0 puroe - &lltb5et -.
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Gin S~enfaetteL Ser Semnn Sinh.

Die 6era9mte 5dngerin bate Iegr
Diel unter ben 9eldItiguugen neugies
riqer Spuriiten auf ibrem 8elibtum
Malpern !9ia gu Ieioen. giaes 1as
aes nuroe lie aud BON elmer gr0Beren
@eIeQIdaft QusfIiigler beimgsiaAt
bic bic 9Gngerin bel ibrea Spa3Ier4
gdngea I'm Yarts uao in Der uHges
bun9 BON Utalpern Sin Durd aIlers
lei Snbistretionen gerabe5n Dranss
Ialierteu. Senn9, bic liA teinen Rni
mebr puBte, bef4loB. bic 6eisai9afi
gu empfangen unb i6r bann siner
geb0rtgsn Oenf3ettel gu erteilea. ala
ole i'm gmpfansiaIon D%srInnmeli
parsu, Ioste Ssnnp Climb; m4lsins
6errT9aften, sic pouen mid isher.
8eben sic senau a9tl 9ier ans
nd9It meme anfdt BON BORN, 0antt
i'm grpfiI uuo nun bic - Ridaus
i6t!4
9amit rauf9te fe binaus limb
lisB bic nsrbubten nno beI4dmteR
Reugierigen ftebeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-05
Sic srOfen Gdien.

Sin gu QnFang Der nsun3iger
Sabre bss Dorigen Sa6tbunOerts Ders
Ttor6ener ADmiraI Der englii9en
5lDtte, oer in Der Morine betannt
nor lpegen ieiuer @ro6beit. 6efe4Ii9te
emit Elm &rsu3ergei4paoer i'm 4uss
lamb. Dem AOmiral mar Don leiner
oOrgeIeBten 8e60roe aufsegebsn pors
ben, periu48peiie airitaniI4e atns
Der gu tauten oieie an 8oro f4IaAs
ten gu la7eu, UNI in bic 8erpile9ung
Der 0ifj3isre uAo ManaIdaften cine
nuni9ensperte abpe4slung oAr4
8erabreiauRg frij9eH 5leii4es gu
6rtngen. lleber oteie Ginri4tung, Die
Ii9 ousge3si4net betpdbrte, mar nas
turlih peiuli9e ae4RungsTa6rung ges
Toroert, bic Ii9 aud DorI9riftsgemdB
lber bic 8ernenoung Der 9dute Der
geialadteten HinDer gu eritreden bats
te. sir ben 8or0gebraua tpnnte
oas 2eoer iebr gut oerpenoet fperoen,
uub Der M6miral beri4tete entipres
9enO an oas Mlarineamt, baB mar
oas 2eoer Der 5p0lf Odien, bic qua
nG6It geI8lo6tet porOen naren. 3ur
4niertigung psri4ieOeuer 9iHge an
8pro Derbrau9t battle.
@om mariueamt ging ouf 6teIer
8eri9t bin cine 8erparnuHg on
ben qOmirat bsrgeitnlt a6, BAT
aus atp1lf 0dfen4duten Disl mebl
bate berausgeDirti4aftet perOer
tonnen.
Woraaf Der Qomtrat tur8 5uriid'
6eridtete; nSn Qfrifa gibt es leioel
feline 10 grOBen O4ien ME in Con
oon.@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-05
Die a6rperseIfalt berii9ntter
3Gnaer.

8et Na9forI4ungsn noA Der ges
1lalt %berii6mter Mdnner bat ii9 ers
ge6en, oaB bas Sosal0ilD manaer
Selben, ppn Der nUaternen Mirtli9z
felt etnas ougstrantelt. t0rrisisrt
muB. Sprtdus, Der beriAmte
grie6iiae RampfOi4ter, mar laAn;
Der 6obeIOi9ter, mar badelig;
4leranOer Der GroBe battle einen
59ieFbals; @aIter Scott Bate einen
i~ogenaanten atumpfuB, 3alleprano,
Der bera9mte fran5oii4s 9iplomat,
lit an elmer 9eformitdt bes redten
5uBss; 8pron, bos engliIae Daltag
I9e geaie. battle etnen R%iuinpiAB,
mas aber ben britifdea 9inter niAt
i'm geringlen binOerte. nls erIter ben
gospprus BET &onfantinopel 81
iiberf4nimmeu ilnb 70 einen RetorD
6er8ulteIleu, pie er Dorber nlbt be-
fannt porben 1T. Mun onoere behsus
tenoe 9lGnner babeu 0ur9 ibre iOrs
perli9e MliBgetaIt teinen gerluit
ibrer geitigen araFt erlitten, Anr
NOD oieIe groBe Mieni6eu uaierer
Rultur, pie MenbeIsfpbn, @oItairl
IT,. !. H., boben rei4li9 Our9 pADiiiae
8G5igtsit pettgema4t. mas linen an
f6rperIiden @aber ertlangelt. Gel.
ten nur finben mir geuiale gega6ung
unO f6rperIi6e llnta0eligteit 5uIaHls
men.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-05

bariber mad. sic mar frob, bab mat
fe IeIbH In Rube lieB. Mlau bed6tstg
lie nidt. Mlan lahte uno ldrmte I'm
iie berum -. iiber Is binpsg -.
8onu tlopfte iemanb an bas @las,
Moniiear @uTtape 9~einbauer, Der
.groBe MhibIbouIer unh Barrier qds
triot, ber felbIt cine 5eboerIen, qls
pbonIes dlters G9nefter, Sur 6rau
battle, erbob ii9 arr 5eItrebe ouf ben
SGufIing. Ser bibige tleine 6err,
NIT 3pider uno idnsspsiBem 5enris
q%uatre, bic rote Rpiette Der Gbrenles
eion in Der Gradtlappe, fling better
an. ST lpoae bon BEN 3ipaibunb Ipres
den. Dem erlten 3peibunb ouf Grs
ben. 4bdm uno @po. Mann Il. SSrau.
Dieter 8unO lit beilig. 9ur9 tbn be-
Itebt bic Welt. Sbn preiien mir aud
beute uno banten @ott.
Sin paar 9amen ld9eIten geriibrt.
Ginige 6trren ma9tsn u~nbebagli6
geipannte 9eii9ter. sic tanuten ben
4Iten unb feline fire Sbee. Sic o9ns
ten i9on ben lebergang.
@uitape 8einbalter DerItdrtte feline
Stimme. gr i9lug nerb6s nit benz
Miefer, bo8 er nod in Der Re9ten
belt, gegsn ole Sti4tante. ST Ia
4elte INNER nod, dber nit funteIus
ben Nugsn: sgte6en 1ieiem 3peibunb
Der Gbe, meme 9ameu uno 5srren,
~DertDrpert Der &uabe, ben mir eben
aus Der 3aufe bobeu, nod eine urbes
re Qaian3. Gr 1T oIs GuFe in 1ronts
reid ssbOren. 9as 1T ME elm Sinna
bib. Sa ibm einen lid bic ni9tigsn
unb beiIigeH Observation-Disclosures
gen, bic bic beiben groBen @taaten
felt ben 3agen pon aronitobt 80"
sPas be. politique!" I6rle bon I'm.
ten Der flebentli9 cine 9ame. &ud
Ter 9ausberr i4aute nit ~tparnenoem
Aopfi4ltteIn 81 Dem Rtoner binibcr,
9o9 Der lieB ii9 ni6t beirren. Cine
8eqe patriotil6en 3ornes fdrbte ieia
ne gefurdten @angeu. Gr bob oit
9ono, I'm Iih gtube 81 beri4affen,
unb 8upite ii4 bic peibe &rapattt
3ure9t.
gunb, meme 9amen unb 6erren,
ib se4e nod neiter! Sd - uno ni6t
i'd uQein, Ionoern mir ale - 9a6en
ettpa8 baOon lduten b6reu, oaB unIet
Iieber @barIeb GeoOerien bamit I'm,
gebt, oas fran30iiIhe 8iirgerredl fiji
iicb un0 bamit aud fir feline gta9,
tommen gu ertperbsu. gtot6 me6r
gto4 4a4ri9ten, Die aus benz Mini.
iterium bringen, lit bic Sa@e iGor
10 gut pie ipru4reii. Sd glaube, tptl
f6nnen heute i4on Gtarlep, ben 9a'
ter, ben Gobn, ais 8Hrger Der gro.
BEN fran30IiI4en HepubIit begrlBen!'
&arl 6eooerien mar aufssftanosn
6as gIas in Der 6anb. @r tpoqtl
bontenb nit benz aebner onifoBen
Der niatte ab. @r i4rte iest faIt
Sir i'm fam nun erit bic 9auptIa'
DIE. Der 6dnatismls bes GlidIel
0ptanten ging nit ibm bur4:
s5rQntret4 lam aldnuer brau.
den, meme 9amen un5 6erren
8rauden fir bic grobe StunOe, hi
feline SugsnO 3u ben Naffen itr6m
uno bic g%eraubten prOOiu3en 'pieoer
an ii4 reiBt, SD neige mid i'm Sell
Dor bieier Stunbel sd gritBe Jrant.
rei9s aOlerl -. sd graBe ben, bel
tie bereinTt beI4atten per6en, Char
leg Spau, uniereR tleinen potriotsn
ST Iebe 4oa!!"
MOrtisbuna foLatl
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- Die ser t.
f9aft. Settle: Daae liebe Gage
Soil uu0 &iibenl ga nero id)
tpobl meme @er3tdtigtcit baIO elm.
ltellen mHiien. Soloateuliebe fault
man nift beim @drtnerl~
0arum. 8rofuriIt (5ml
GbeD: y@enn oub Die 6trrua Raler
in Mann9eim gu einem gr6Berer
9lbidIuB NIT ms bereit lit = par-
nm ioa i'd oenn oa eIeth NIT Dem
ndditen Sduel3uge fabren2 9as
bdtte 0od mor9ert auh nod 3eitl'
Gbef: p5abreu sic MIR oleid
bin, pie Ieidt founen lid Die ibel
uns erfuuoigent
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-05

Gus gerSmeifIung 0oBs
er inioIge ieines alters feline Sc.
ibaftiaung iinoeu fonnte, madta IN
8aibingtor, 8. g., Der So Sabre
aIte Charles SEEMING ieinetn 2eben
elm gn0e, inoem er in ieinent s3irn.
mer Seuhtgas einatmete. @arrD 6.
8ebb uno Sbomas Suit braGeg
Die Cir auf un0 ian0en iba als
9eide. Seeming bate feine yer.
wonoten in 8aibin0ton, mr. eine
S6meiter in Sarrisburg, ga.
Gin neunrtiger Mppafdi. xl
ouf lsidte Deiie YIer0en MeOi5m'
einsugebeu, teItebt aus eiuem bpbleu.
9sbiB nit tieinsr 0effnung an Der
Settle unb nit sinem auIreht Ile9ens
ben Sri9ter perbunDen, IN tpeldtn biz
Iebi3in gegpHen mirb. Der qppa
rat uirb nurh einen bintsr ben Gbs
rn fsItseI4naaten Rismsn fsTss9ab
ltm-
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DEATHS

rEN Sf sSxara FSe and Neo EitA 4nSss
Tvcc@ 70 b6S f"TerS WG t2i Sy Grs. SrSss
TTucKER.-Teh. 10, LOUIS H.. Jr. son OF
GT' o. Mary and late Charles McIlvsiG, and Bernari
sIand 9s Sup. s Ss%
G.sS to wG " sosmS ssS Of rSdS
XAN vGE,$; i [,s \:
Ssscn s Rds Ersnd aged gSuns RS'o' r. D. and ilsnf'
ylted to funeral services, Wed. 1880 "a m
Svae S S.eONss uTSs S'SFsad So a Bridge
EFMI5TsS w., EIes'aRg,iis II a.ia: a.
fISssST,yiIIiis 1Iiis = Mass ST. INT r"rs NS
r%ALME Ms M R..yss MAsqAGFT sSa fT.pS. %dR% invited q
funeral Thurs sac a. ronisn l5is MHPs2n TSqgsss s.
4a. sad s so fEHf haHDnd titus. "a 1'uRs! kss
lives and fTeTeS TmSsrlsna 9ylSs q int
I'm NJ Gem NJ Remains may be viewed Mon, s
wihSm walls Rela.iyss so and friegss ends IL IL
sS SC funS Sdsmn hsh 'sS Tsauem e
Maiachys Church 20 a. M Int Holy Cross
H J2HW F. WALSHb VA 81 Ru, 81
naGd nmny q Eye WaisS aged 81. Rev clergy,
relatives and friends Married Mems Sodality'
Church Of Gcsu' u. IN Sodali,Na II
ism ST. Solemn mass OF requiem church OF
diesa 10 a. m. Int, Holy Cross Gem, Auto
funeral
YurNG.--Fcb y. CHARLES NJ. ared W.
p,intiN,s and friends Invited funeral services,
Wed y. m Hayes Mechanics Home. Int
nriyaie Take Park trolleys to Junction
~ ZIEGtER.-Feb. 10. MARY \. widow OF
Iohn i Ziegler. aged 50. Funeral services and
M. private. Remains may be viewod at 1loS
Walnut St. Mon. to y. NJ. The mrtuhers
of The Woman's Association Of the Methodist
Lpisrupal Hospital are requested to meet at
81 Andrews church. i5th and Walnut SITS;
Mon. tNs.. o'clock to view the remains 9t their
isto oyldent Mrs. NJ, A. Zicgler. At the
',,u NJ the, Ass President.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-19
LOST AND FOUND

RAG Lost by widow, between AugOra terrace
aud 5Tth and Catharine SITS. black sil( beaded
bag. containing box with bills and $40 ,golI
niece I'm sa pe. Lost by one who cannot HtnTd
To- lose IT. Return to 6i6 $. jIth ST. and re-
rpiNc reward,
BAR pINS-1Ost, . diamond bar pins, mounted
i'm platinum. possibly in Rit2-C Carlton Hrill.
saturday evening; liberal reward for return
81 one or both. J. +. Caldwell Co, thrst-
nut aud Juniper.
,,uNRN nst Masonic charm: very liberal r"-
worJ g g Cutler, 2s33 oxford 81. Phone
Poplar i37s j.
pOG-Iust. a Young Airedale dog. On t.l" '"I'r
reads Teddy Boyd 1914 Sheridan ROAD, Evans
ton m Return TO il2 Sycamore ave- &erlun
Pa Dog answers to name of captain. trW Il.
NTFF-Lost Friday evening late, latge black
foX muF on Girard ave. near 3Sth ST.; re-
ward. 3S42 Girard ave
pOCKETROOK-Lost. in Reading IrrlnlnalI
ladies' room. pocketboo containing $40. ~
Mary St. Chester. Pa.
pURSE-I.ost. silver purse. extension "lasp
blue enamel top; finder keep money ana return
rnrse. 1inG ". 1Gth ct.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-19
PERSONALS

FOR SALE FOR STORAGE
GOODS IN THE NAME OF ,
Mrs Jennie Leatherman, Mrs. Elizabeth Mill
man Grace B. Foster, MIR. George Williams.
X W. Van NOrtwick, MIR. f. +, Comher, W.
Rarran Lewis, Nr. Samuel Neclans, Mr.
charles Pollock Mrs. Louise Fredricks, Mar
uarrt Miner. r. j. McCloskey at W. IT, Franck
& sons Auction House, 300 y. I'd ST.. Phlia-
dclphia, on - 800 o,,
HITLER NoRTH BROAD STORAGE CO..
27O92I y. Broad st,
Philadelphia.
CAUTION NOTICE
All nersous are hereby cautioned against
narboring or trusting any Of the crew OF the
Norwegian s. $. 'Forde," from Matanzas
cuba +. Dahl. master, as no debts OF their
contracting will be paid by the master, own
ers or by the Earn Line steamship Co..
agents 49, Bullitt Bldg.
I Will, NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any debts
'''''' W. J. MEREDITH.
= diamond solitaire. about
ia. carats sl25. All -pla atinum ring. McCutch-
con Glg Bulletin Bldg. Walnut 1857.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-19
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
BELL TELEPHONE
OPERATING

BELL. TELEPHONE
OPERATING
Work near your home in pleasant and
healthful surroundings, with excellent Oppor-
tuntles for rapid advancement.
There are twenty.eight Bell Central Offices
in Philadelphia probably there is one within
a few blocks of your home. Unusual Oppor-
tunitics for earnest. intelligent young women
between IS and - years. of age.
New employees are paid while learning
and are rapidly advanced.
Pleasant dining rooms where the
best Of food is sold at cost, in every
Central Office.
Comfortable sitting rooms for reading
and relaxation.
Opportunity for advancement to senior
and supervising positions.
Apply at 400 Market street daily. except
sunday. 80 m. to p. m.
BOOKKEEPER and stenographer with several
years experience; good. permanent position
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-19

DRAFTsMAN-,DesiIEne qgd dstaiIer; expeEi- l,i
Wilmington Steel Co. Wilmington. Del.
EaTSa ss tS "Ggy St milk rOu'e
DRIVERS wanted; days week Cranes Ice
Cream Co. 25S $, 23d.
FoREMAN,-Insde work in milk plant: good
pepsHee TsPSGs 'o 6s eGseP age ana
FoREMEN; eTperienced in the manufactnre mar OF Of
n n' worR smR 10 small p toierances on small drilling
press and milling machine. ABBY trankIord
and salary.
LISEMEN wanted; hrst.elass electric light ,, men;
fSstrT, Esasy MSHS ia"s N. SSIS sist "S St p'' N'
MACHINE HANDS. woodworking steady work.
Sd Co %ssfs Front a"d HIM
MAN;-wanted, a man 80 to g. years n, Of ,, age,
NTH experience in m offices 81 Pm adei
teriais in transit for con1iractlng COZ conpaniss
p 6s5, Ledger oifice.
MAN AND WIFE. colored;, man indoor, work
srences required Phone overbrook Gs7 after
MEN wanted 10 deliver advertising mat must
nay, Apply Z a, M, Howe Addressing Co..
MEN WANTED - Boermakers. locomotive ma
snsr r. R baTt s
Sas DSyea G the 70 Ldsr %s to oes ss
OFFICE MAN, aged 80 years. wishing position
spondence, Understanding bookkeeping; expert
ence In oil business preferred; must state
age, experience and salary before receiving
consideration. 6O1. Ledger Office,
PAINT WORKS FOREMAN
Wanted-An Al practical man for we'll
estab ablished works in Canada: excellent oppor-
tunity for of experience and executive
ability. Apply stating age and qualifications,
of r. II. Monk, Hotel Biltmore, New York
Gof wSffs Milford ES Genodsn SidsH" Ps 0' letter
| SALES-MkNAGER for New York district; must
be able TO demonstrate personal ability to sell
and instruct others; only Gentleman OF sue
cessful experience and exceptional personality
| considered II $40. Ledger Central.