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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-28
ONE CENT A WORD RATEs-One cent . word a dnyt nc d.
 taken for less than 25c for first fnser~
 tton. Cash muAt scc0mRanZ order.
WANTED-AGENTS

WHfTE agents wanted to sell 10 colored people. Live, easy money-making prop osition. Write K. D. Williams, Mgr'' 5170 Wabash ave. Chicago, H.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-28

w WANTED-Salesmen, limited number to sell china, glassware, enamelware En- tire time or side line men. Good ter rltory open for 1917. Average commits sion, 70 per cent. Drawing account to the right men. National Importing Co.,.
 St. Louis, Mo. 1-21-4t-s,1
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-28

FOR RENT-ROOMS FURNISHED rooms, s2.50; walking dis tance; ali conveniences. 22os 9th ave.
 1-2O-30t ail1S I'd ave, rooms from 20 cents. 1-20-20t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-28
TERMINAL STATION

ARRIVAL. AND DEPARTURE OF I The following schedule figures are published
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-28

AGENTS-Free catalog and samples; new goods. quick sales big profits; make $5 to $25 daily; no experience; world S son and Campbell, Chicago. III.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-28
WANTED-HELP

w WANTED-Experianc coal diggers; ex- perienced loaders behind machine cut i;
 ship Monday and Thursday each week.
 Furnish transportation and cash for freight. Employment Office, Room 424 Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Birming- nam, Ala 1-2S-6t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-28

SALESMAN WANTED-Experienc un- necessary; earn while you learn. Write for large list of openings and testi- monials from hundreds of our students, who earn $100 to $500 month. Address nearest office. Dept. 163. National Sales mems Training Association. Chicago, New York, San Francisco.
 WE overhauled a mans typewriter in 1904-he called us yesterday to repeat the job-fact. We make them last, and they eventually come back. Try us. Typewriter Exchange. Ernest w. House.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-28

will pay 5000 re- ward if our Home Butter Merger fails to merge one pint of milk into one pound of butter in two minutes, sweeter than, creamery butter. Dem Onstrators and general agents wanted. Salary or commission. Write for illustrated circulars and ad- dresses of 1000 users. Wonderful in vention. Family Butter Merger Co.,. Washington, D. c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-28

W iLL pay reliable woman s25 to dis tribute free (not to sell) 200 pkgs Borax Soap Powder among friends No money required. Ward company, 731 N. Franklin st., Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-28

AN established manufacturing business in Birmingham needs additional capital, and can use a good man as mechanical foreman, office man or salesman, If you have 5000 to $5000 to invest where your services will bring you a good sal ary it will pay you to investigate this. Don't answer unless you have the cash and some business or mechanical quail fications. Address Investment Position,
 care Age-Herald. 1-27-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-28

SPLENDID opportunity to learn law in
 spare time; applicants must be sincere,
 ambitious, past 21 years of age, and employed. Address C-5S, care Age Herald. 3-4t-tu-thu- -Su-tu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-28

AGENTS-Big money demonstrating puncture putty; automobile owners ea- ger buyers; marvelous Punctures, cuts, blowouts in tires, tubes permanently repaifed in five minutes without tools, heat or acids. Self-fusing; self-vulcan- izing; no experience necessary; saves 200 per cent to 800 per cent in vulcaniz- ing tire bills; $1 outfit repairs 75 ordi- nary punctures; immense profits; big re- peater; no competition. Write quick Columbia Chemical Co.,. Dept. K Wash ingtOn ID. c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-28

RAILWAY mail clerks wanted; $900 first year. promotion to s1S00; examinations February 10 in every state; common education sufficient with my coaching;
 write for free booklet Q. G. 209, and
 full information. Earl Hopkins, Wash ington, D. c. 1-7-7t-Su-We
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-28

SALESMEN WANTED-The Merchants Publishing Co.,, Kalamazoo, Mich, established 1882, manufacturers of copyright, exclusive calendars, fans blotters, also signs and leather spe- clalties, desires a salesman for Bir- mlngham and northern Alabama to begin work February 15 or before; exclusive territory assigned; icom- mission liberal; we do not require deposit for samples. We have an in- teresting proposition for real sales- man over 25 who means business; the right man can make his connec- tion with our house permanent
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-28

5000 shares Uncle Sam Oil stock, s25; producing wells, refineries pipe lines, stations; important developments; divi- dends ordered. Address w. F. Belman Investment Co.,, Wichita Kans.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-28

TEN live wire money making recipes for 25c. Chess Electric Co.,, Arcade Bldg, Terre Haute, Ind.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-28

ROOM with private bath. with meals l21S 20th st., S. Main 7912-W.
 7-16-tf-su-th thu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-28

RAILROADS want men for traffic in spectors 8-hour law creates big de- mand; travel promotion certain; big pay; short hours; free transportation over continent; no experience necessary;
 ask for free booklet, G-9, Frontier Prep. School, Buffalo, N Y. 1-7-4t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-28

AN intelligent person may earn 3lc' monthly corresponding for newspapers $40 to $50 monthly in spare time; eXpcc- fence unnecessary; no canvassing; sub jects suggested: send for particulars National Press Bureau, Room 16 Buff falo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-28
Capitol Park Inn P P A A cT R N K z

Steam Heat, lavatory to all rooms; 75c up per day; $3.50 per week.
 3-4-su- mo we fri-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-28

THE way to get government job is through the Washington Civil Service school We prepare you and you get 8 position or we guarantee to refund
 your money. Write to Earl Hopkins, president, Washington, D. C.. for book FK-209 telling about 292,296
 government positions with lifetime employment, short hours, sure pay, regular vacations. 1-10-4t-1424-2S
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-28

WANTED-Bright high school girl to work in office in payment for course. Do not telephone. Massey Business college.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-28

NICE large front room, in private Family, close in, 2130 9th ave. Phone Main 6SW.
 1-96-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-28

SALESMAN Tor general mercantile trade in Alabama to sell new proposition of merit; vacancy now; attractive com mission contract for 1917 $35 weekly for expenses. Miles F. Bixler Co.,, 2-4 Car lin Bldg, Cleveland, o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-28

$z5 A WEEK in case of accident or ill.,
 ness paid by our new premium divi- dend' accident and health policies, $50o0 for death; premium $l5 or $20 yearly. We want agents everywhere to sell these policies. Big money can be made by hustlers. For particulars write North American Accident Insurance Co.,, Dept, L Newark N. J. 1-21-2t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-28

WANTED-Several ambitious young men to train for positions as camera men with motion picture companies and op- orators in movie theatres. Instruction by mail until qualified to take, position. Big pay, pleasant work. Empire Motion Picture Institute Rochester, N. Y.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-28

EARN $25 weekly. spare time, writing for newspapers. magazines; exper- fence unnecessary: details free. Press Syndicate, 355, St. Louis, Mo. ANYBODY can increase their income s10 to $40 weekly spare time raising mushrooms in cellars. sheds, boxes. Success guaranteed Free Illustrated booklet. Hiram Barton. 333 w. s4Sth st., New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-28

partnerships protect private property from business ventures, information free. Philip Lawrence, former assist ant secretary of state, Huron, S. D. 10 Dakota ave
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-28

YOUNG colored man wants position as butler and chauffeur; well experienced;
 strictly temperate. Address Charles Wright, 645 9th st., Thomas, Ala. 1-27-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-28

TOUR rooms. furnished for housekeep- ing, in apartment near Five Points steam heat Phone Main 37S3.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-28

WANTED-Two young men to dispense sodawater; must be competent to serve frst-class trade; references required. J. D. Humphrey & Son, Huntsville, Ala.
 1-2S-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-28

WANTED-A position as soda dispenser and front man in drug store. Al ref
 erences. State salary Address W-5S,
 care Age-Herald. 1-27-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-28

1 WILL pay any honest man up to $50 monthly for part of spare time. No canvassing No capital. Write today. Voorhies, Desk 1, Omaha, Neb.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-28

w WANIED-Salesmen to sell fancy fruit temperance drinks in small towns. Lib
 eral commission and contract with $40 weekly drawing account. Herthal Man ufacturing Co, St. Louis Mo. 1-21-2t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-28
FOR competent help phone Main 11o.

WANTED-First. class combination pat tern maker and machinist. Address
 P. o. Box 1sS. Rome Ga, or phone 342 Rome, Ga. 1-26-3t
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HmIitiGcr 2lppcH
at ScMtf6c Gruppcn!

ct. 4etersburg, iber 2on0on, III.
Sept. - 8on bent &omitee Ser 10.
ruiiti1en &rmee mur0e bel ser R1u.
mlln9 bon &iga elm In GauIen0en
BON gremPIaren in 6eutI6er Sprode
ge0rudter 9lbpel oil Sic 0eutidlcn
Trtppen 8uritdgelaiielL Ser lautet:
Gin Sieg oeS aaiicrs @ilbelm
miiroe oa8 Gu0e Der 3emofrotie iln6
5reibeit beoeuten. &8ir o~erlallen
&iga, ober mir tDiiien, Sab Ser re.
bollitionare @eiit : mddtiger icin
miro, oI5 Sure &anonen. Guer sc.
mtlien miro idlieBli4 flarcr ieben
un0 S6r mer0et OH Der Seitc unIerer
reboIutiondrcn arntee gum Siege
ltno our 5reibeit maridiereu. Sure
Starfe lit GROCER olS Oie unieriQe,
ober lie beitebt nur aus p6piiI6er.
Die morolii4e StGrfe lit
auf uniarer Seite. Die g8eltQeldid.
te miro beridterL Dob oaS oelttide
8roletoriat geoet ieine ruifIhen
5rit0er mnridierte un0 Sic @cboteI
Der internoiionalen @eneinidaft BET.
COB
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-14

Serbeifibrune bon Grieoeusberbano.
llingen bor9elhlaeen tporoen. Der
&irdeifiirit b~efiirfuortet, oaB Die
8arlomente 9eIterreids, uaadrns
unO 9euti6lattOs Die 9arlameute
@nglanOs, Granfreid8 lno Der Ser.
Staaten einlaoen ioaen ie 6ret Sc.
legnten 5l etnern ni6t btn0enoen
MeinungSnlistaui9 nit ebrnio bielen
Q6geor6neten Der 8entrolmddte AIT
.entienOen. Qia 8er5onolungen fol-.
len nnter Dem @orlib oes 8abites
o0er einGS Stelbertreter5 6e8 Self.
gen &aters gefiibrt tperoen.
Ser 8erliner D8orpGrt5" 6ei6Gf.
ttgt ii6 NIT oieiem gori6laa tn0
maint, Dab CT i~e6enfalt8 crnItIider
@rpdgung iuiir6ig iei.
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Der Nampf fir Sert
Senticpcn 1tnterrid5t!
9entid'omerifaniide gereiniannqcn
&elu gOrf's treten fir Gr6uls
tan8 6csielben Gin.

gcip gorf, IA. Sebtember.-
3ie 6grtid= nueritanii6en Gereini.
gltrlgcn bon GROCER SEEN gorf bas
ben iid au elmer a|otrpogne bers
bnn0en, I'M 8e8en je0en @erIu6,
Den oe1tiden Gpra6unterridt in
ben offentli6en Gfnlen Neu gorfs
ein8uiteleL e1erqil6 ginfDon0 ait
erbeben. Sin in 0eutiher uno cno.
Iiider Sprade georltdte8 3irfltIar
miro berbreitet fperoen, in Dem 0a.
rouf %miimcrfiom Qellodt mer6en
iou, iDel6 groBen @ert 6ie 6e1ttihe
Sprode in f1tltureQer un0 ae.
i6dftIider 9e3icbunq bat. geion-
0ers mer6en Die oeuti6en Gltern
an lire Gflidt erinnert, Die Qett.
Den llnterritt Decentralization,
3it unter8eidnen; fails bo8 ole tim,
Der oeltihe llnterri6t nidt.
abgcidofft neroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-14

.G6riition NIiociotion tpur6en ON
Donner8tag bon s. 8. @oo6nin,
Dem bieiigen @ai6Gft5fiibrer Der
8eitern g~}epspaper Union 882
NobeQen Bidder CUR @ertetllng an
Die SolOaten iibergeben. IS Iino
Dies 8iider, gei6rteben bon ben be-
item Qutborer, pte 8orrii9, Dem
%beritor6enen Sad 2onoon 0tarb
Ro6ertS Ginebart ul6 on0eren BE.
rii9nlten Sdriftiteqern. 9ie Col
0aten baben Elm 8erlongen nod gu.
ter 2eftire un0 ooS Srouen.aomite
bes gtational 8ertaioigunggrate8
miro ii4 bemiibett, 100000 folder
nod ben 9usbilOungslo.
germ 3tt ien0ett.
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Gofalesl
Oas 6. Regiment
nod Oemine, Il. H.!

3o8 iedite &eqiment befinoet
ii9 bereits ouf Der 5a6rt nod 9e.
ming, 81. So, Inn bort sic g(us6tL.
6ungsIager 8tt be3teben. Selte nit.
tag trat 0oS bieiige Battalion feline
gbreiie an. Strantm tDoren Die slt-
fi%inftigpn 2nnoe8bertei0iger gum
8abnbof nlori9iert. Q[uf ben Stra.
BEN batten it9 btele 2eute onqe.
iommeIt, Tim nod eiuen lebten
|9lif otf Die Sdei0en6en 8u perfen
un0 olf Dem @abn5of poren Die
angeb0rigen eridienen, 1n ibnen
Gin IeBtes 2ebeipobI %5u8urufen.
@ollberneur 9ebtQe mar geitern
in 9ntoBd, ttIt nod eirnoG Dor Der
Nbfabrt Die bteiigen aompagnien
gu tnIpi8ieren. gfaA Der geIidti.
8ung beriommelte bas Gtoat8o6er.
baupt Sic 6fft3iere BEG Battalion
Inn iih u16 iogte tbnen unter on6e-
rem, CT fonnte uidt beIdrei6en, mic
itoI8 er ouf 6ie SoI6oten Ser g2e6.
ro5fa Brigade lei.
Der geitrige 9[6i6ie686oQ, ben
bic Sol0oten Ser bier gnrniionier-
ten aompa91ien 6e8 6. Geqiments
0onner5tog oben0 i'm 4lt0itorium
beronitalteten, NOR noturgemdB
ii6croit8 8obIreid beIlt6t um6 bali
ou4 Die aaiie fiilen. Ser lle6er1
betrltg ettpa $500. Scr Com.
t1erciul Club Bat ieoer ein5elnen
aompo9nie bunoert QoQor8 gum
8eidenf gemodt, bomit it6 oie
etpo5 Grtrae8 Ieiften
Saul Stinner mofte Der
l2oidtnengetUebr aonbagnie nit
}lpei Sob 0}dffuronis e6enfoQ8 elm
Oiltonmet1e8 @eidenf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-14
airhlide Nadlridten.
0entide iEreie 0panaeIiide An

SeNlldle DFete Upun9eiild)e Stlrdle,
IL. un0 Qorcas StrnBe, SC. 9iIfer.
bauer, 8aitor, 8obnung Ills 9or.
cas- StroBe. @ottesoienlte nG6iten
Sonntag pie folgt: Somtagsi6ule
9:45 porutittogs. @~otte8oienIt Inn
IL llbr borruittagS uno 1880 lbr
nben05. aGQtertag" miro baobo6tet
lDer0eu, prlo miro at bieiem 3mef
abeno8 Elm beion0erer @otte80ienit
iein 8u @gren Ser 0@Gter", BEL mel.
DIEM Die ipilgan &eute gytra-9 luiit
nno @eiang Iiefern perber. Sober
mann lit frel1n0IidIt eingeIa6er5 obi.
gen @ottes0ieniten bei8upobner.
gu ionltigen Amtsbanolllngen
itll0 arauteubeiu8en lit Der 8oItor
itetS bereit, luer oarin ieiner &iIfe
beOorf iprede Dor, ODER rltfe aui
1892.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-14
Intern Iann-@eiet pcrlaftct.

g.. s. &eiuinoer, Elm 9(r6eiter,
lal0 6rdu gioD 3pIon mur0eu unl
0onner$tag nadmittaq in Council
gluff8 inter ser qutloge Il. Saft
9enoatmeI 0aB iie oI8 Mann un0
6rau 3uIammen Icben. 0ie &erbof.
tnrg erfoI9te mi 8etreiben 6es
gbenlnnneS Der 6rou &pIon Der in
0maHa no6ut. @eiringer miro nm
bon Den 9un0es6eb0r0en meQen
gerlebuug oes Q}nnn-@ eIebe5 pro.
mer0eu, ndbreu0 6ra4 Gn.
lon bon oen 8e1oroen in Council
in 9aft bebalten miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-14
5a8O anf Qnto0ic6 bernriadt lin.
Qliidsfal(.

Gin be~rpeaener guto6ic6tobl err
eiguete itA 2~onner8tog ipat am
9tQdalittage, aI8 6. S. GbeneD rno
oelieit 9rlt0er, bon @lannoo6, eya.,
NIT ilrem Alto in Council bluffs
Dor Dem @rano &otel an GeurI
StraBe b~orfubren ua0 0dsieI6e BORT
fir einige Set beIoien moQten, nm
@ci6afte 81 6%eiorgen. 4l8 tie etna
Aunoert Sub bon Der SteQe emit
terllt mare1 iaben file Iid TIM un0
madten Die Gnt0edunQ, Dob ibr
6~aDr3eug DerIdnun0en mar. 9ie
lOur0en iofort benadrid-
ridtigt 1ttt6 GeplitD Sberiff @}ieie
IN einam Auto Soq0 auf Sic
Giebe. Gr fau ie0od nidt melt,
Dem on 0rei5ebHter un6 8roa0-
lpaD rontte er Qegen cine Sari.gur,
bon 5reo 8ritton qelenft
Der ii4 ebenfnQs uuf Der
Gogo nod Dem 4llto0ieb befonb.
4as slutomobil bon @beriff @ieIe
iid uno uur0e idlinm
1eida0i8t, nabren0 SER @ieie
Ifn1er3Iide, gum @Iitt ie0od nift
IefaQrli6e G~erIetuu9eu crIitt. Brit
.on's 6obr3eua botte Elm 9to0 ein-
er ielbit entfoin ieood I'm.
Ger auto0ie6 fu5r NIT ei.
ler 8el6min0i9feit BON 60 g1eileni
lie Stlin0e Dem 9rooomaD biuun.
ct rn0 entfuru.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-14
glIter idiiht ppr snrfcit niht.

Seine @orliebe fir rei8en0e Sal.
lettan3erinnen lno G6oriItinnerl
6radte Den 60 Sabre a(ten 90. 6.
9roun in i6Limine SdmuIitaten.
alS titr3lid Die 8aQettdn8erin Ser
9tu6aa i'm @aDetD &6eater 6ur6
lire 8atl8. uno m0eren aInte, Dos
Fu6litum ent8iidte, 0u mar eS I'M
Die 9fl9e 0e5 olteu M}onne8 qez
i@elen uno er IieB ni6t8 unber-
ludt, nm Die 4ufmerfIoutfeit Der
&an3erin aui itdl 81 lenfen. gIu-
meniper0erb 8on6oniere, GGrn1d.
MIN, foiteten ober mebr
@eI0, ol5 Ser ate SdQfer ber0ie-
men fonnte, utt0 70 no6rn er bon
fran8oiii6eu Q6I6ie6, ais
Der 8ooen bier at beiB pur0e. 8ore
it6t56al6er no6m 6er beiohrte
S4nerenotcr ie6oA 66edformuIare
oe8 @a1etg Sbeoter8 init, Sic er
init fdIi6er ltnterifrift beriab un0
in ben beridie0eniten Staoten 0e5
eitltaiiierta, INN meter nit
3on1en bonn &beater %berfe6ren All
tonten. Gr pttroe In louisville,
,tpy ber9aftet, no60em er etlua
$1,000 in8gaiamt ergoltlert 6atte,
mo nod 9uro5n oebrodt.
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5dlodt6anSitrcif in GauIa5 Git0
hpeunPt

9anio8 Str, g}o., IA. Sept. -
3urd ben bon Der g|e9ierlng ent.
ion0ten Bdtrid 6. 8iQ lift ge7tern
cine G~inigung 8uiiden 0en 2ettqra
Der bieiigen Shladtbdaier uf0 DC.
rem itreiten0en Arbeitern er5iet nor.
ben, mo Bic 2eltte baden Beute pie.
Der Die arbeit oufgenonu1en. Go8
&omprOmiB be0eutet einen 6teg filr
Die qrbeitar, pa ignen qeitattet muir.
De, Ger aaal9ameteo W2eot Cutters
ono gttder 8orfmen Union or3lt.
ge1oren.
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11tatktberi6tc
0maba, 92e6., IA. Sept.

0mn4a, gSe6., IA. Sept.
Gin6bie6 - 3ufubr 2300.
9eefitiere felt big itarf.
@rina idDere 8eeOes 1900
1850.
@ute uno bette 8eebes 1850
1900.
9}ittelrn. 8eeoe5 70. 25-13. Is.
@epobtil. 8eebes 9%.00-12.00.
Cute unO bette ~SSabrIinge 400
1850.
Q1itteIm. Sd6rlinge 12.00-13.00
@cmobnl. Sabrltnge 7.00-11.00.
8rinla ihtpere ro8. 8eebes 1900
1850.
@rte II. bette @ei0e.9eebes 1850
-1t.50.
@2itteIn. @cioe-8 eebe8 9.25-
1925.
@emobnIide 8eeoes T.50-9.25.
&l9e un0 Sellers felt.
@ute big bette @eifera 7.50-9.50
@ute unO bette aitbe S.00-9.00.
W}itteIm. Glbe 6.75---7.75.
@eipobnlide 4iiBe 5.25--6.50.
Stofers un0 5ee0er3 felt.
4rslla 5eeoers 10.00-t2.35.
@llte, bette 8eeoRr8 S.50-9.50.
9}itteIndBige 7.50-8,50.
@eluobnli4e 5.75-7.25.
@ute, bette Stoder8 10000
Stod Sellers 6.5G-80O.
Stod Giibe 6.00-7.50.
Stof &alber 6.00-9.00.
&eaI Sdlber 8.00-12.25.
8ua ulo Stag8 5.50-8.25.
Sdlurlne - 3ufltIr 1000; 9farft
felt bis 10c bober.
3urdidnitt8prciS II. 50-18.00.
@0diter &reiB 1880.
- 3ufuBr $4,000.
8ute un0 belte 2dmlner 1850
1926. .
Oule unQ Delte SuDttll9e lilo
1900.
@ute unO bette @lutteridofe 1000
Hoo.
@ute tn0 bette @ioOer 1t,0O-
1926.
6ee0er 2Qmmer 17.00-t5.00.
5ee0er Sd5rIiuge t1.50-13.0 90.
6eeOer 2tutteridufe 80.
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3m @abeta 86eatcr.

pG4e belt Sbon In Conn" lit Der
Sitel Der mliifaIiiden gurIesfe,
DeIde mdbreno Ser fonInen0en $50
DIE in 1ieiem belie6ten llnterhoI,
%tung8bou5 7ur Gltffiibrlrnq qelonqt.
.@ie 8oritell ng teiIt ltd in 3mei
afte NIT 5tp6lf G3enen un0 miro
Die 8eiuher 0ur4 pradltboac GlttS.
ituttltng un0 bor8iigIide GoQen6e.
iebunq init 8elpiuf6er1tna erfuacu.
Die G~orfilbrung lit 70 originea, oaB
mir 1lnieren &eiern meiter 6abon
nidtS berroten ipoQen 0a 6aourh
Die lleberroihung I'M 70 QroBcr fem
miro, ghtr Gins poaen mir beballp-
ten un0 6o5 lit 6uB mir BEN GiteI
ne8 Stjlde8 fir boQitau6ia qercdt.
tertigt balten ltn0 allen Qeiudern
etnen redt bergniigten g(6en0 Der.
ithern t0nter. 4llBeroem mare aud
ned Der aroBe Chorus iunger.
11G0den 81 %erpdbnen, Die niht nlr.
iin0, ion0ern aud ror5ng-
Iide Sdn9erinnen un0 G6n3erinnen.
ben 9littuirfen6en m0dteu
tutr beionoers berborbe6en: 6ranf
Granf 8eIien @ert 2obr.
eprn Gonter, s. BUD @olfer, Gla.
ia Seating, &iroiuia g8ore, SID
belle Sdneitern, oie 3opcnports
lHo biele onbere. ;
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gns6rcituug bcs Streifs in Sprina.
fieLb, N.

SpringfteI0, 81, ID. Sept. -
Srot0em @~oubcrneltr 2op0en bon
Slinois am I2itttpo1 in elmer Re6e
Die 8arnung ousgeiprohen Bat, 0oB
orttameritaniide GtnfIiiie ON &crt
ieien, I'm Die Snouitrie 8t laBmen,
BADEN iib geitern Die gQrbiere, Ser
tdlfer in @rocerpId0en, grQueret.
arbeiter un0 6leiidldnei6er Dem
Streit 00er OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ongeihloiien. Ole GIeftrifer un0
sQ(rbeiter nolcn iid
cbenfals Dem Q(t5itono oni6licBeu.
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&crguGgnugsfaGrt cn6ct i'm &C.
fdngnis.

3pet 6dpeIterlL 9o3el un0 M}Q.
bel S'8rier unternobmcn an
Dienstag cine 8erqniigunggfa5ri
init Gronf Song SAP Ii6l. "a.
Ctr, un0 Sooner 2emor, 8tuei 92it-
.glie0ern Ger aompngnie 8 6es
Seditan ~g}a6ra8fa @cgimente8. Die
0eieaidait iuuroe in glott8moutb
IN &nit gellommen uno Sic 9oli8et
8lau6t, 0aB oa8 Pluto, in neldem
Die @eieaidoft fubr, oeito6lcu mar.
Die iungen Gdmden tn0 .6erren
iDuroen oin Qouner5taq at lie
$3.50 berurteilt uu0 sluur unter
Der 4nfIo9e oe8 n8aga6un0ierens"
Die 0l10den beteiterten ibre lit.
un0 be6oltpten Oab fte bon
ben iangen @lar5iobnel ein8ela0en
iDnroeA cine 5pa5ierfa9rt 81 ma.
den.
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SnnIas Sin gsarft6eridt

&anIds yin. IL. Sept.
GinbbieB = 3uftbr 1900; 0eorff
Iangiom, b6ber.
Sdmeine = 3ufubr 1000, Morff
felt.
SodIter Greis 1870.
0ur9idnittspreis 17.50-I8.55.
S6nfc = 3ufubr 1000; Maartt felt.
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Observation-Disclosures
TN scr Scbwcis!
&iener glatt ffr 9umprumih NIT
Imrrita; neucr 6ricbensplan
eineS 9iidofS.

3ari6, iiber 8aris, IA. Sept. -
Ole i6pei5erii6e &reIie bei6dftiat
iiA ebenIo on9elegentli6 nit ben
6rieoensdusii6telt, mie Die oeutIde.
SIM aIgemeinen Iino bic 3eitungen
Der anit6t, 0aB 0euti6lou0 un0
ieine 8arbiin0eten Den 8ori6ldgen
oeS 9apltes 5uitiumeu 1tu0 oo6urb
ben Jricoan m08lt9 MAIDEN rDcrocn.
@roBe 9eiorgni8 bat ieOo1 Die
Webbing erregt, DOB Bic amerifani.
i9e Regierltng o1tf Der 8ertreibing
Der So5en3oQeruoDnaitie beite6en
iper0e. 8enu oo8 mirfli6 Der 8oq
lit iin0 naG Der 9nli6t Ser meiIten
idipei3eriimen @I1ttcr feline Soft.
nttngen fit 6en 6rie0er borDanoen.
Slnrbeit iiber 0ieieu &untt miro oa.
Der ol8 iebr notmetOig betrodtet.
Sir Somproutih init amcrifa.
9ie IN Der S6Dei5 berriHen0e
Glniidt, 0aB bic 0cltihe ReqierunQ
nerinden ioQte, sic Der. 5tonten
Ourd 3ugeitdnoniiie Sit bcri0Dnen
miro aud in Geiterreid geteilt. Ole
8iener n3eit" parat 0etti9luno
Dor elmer neitereu Serausfor0eruna
amcrifas uto mcint, 6aB ni6t3 I'M.
beriitdlt 9alaiicn ner0eu ioJte. Inn
Elm GompromiB 5uitauoe at briugen,
6a man en0lid aid In Berlin ein-
feben miiiie, mas Is 6eocltten miir6e,
luenn gro6e oatcrifdnii6e Qrneen
nod 5rantreib geifidt miirocn.
MiiAMnE hn4 nnu.n -rn,nSnna.L
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Gcidlide geiiti9e 2eftiire fir nnierc
SOlSaten.

Gem 2nfnl.3 ipeige 0es 6ralten-
aomitees nc5 g5utiolaL &erteioi-
s%nngsrates nno Der goung @lea'S
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sdueinc 3ufabr 10000: uasi
items 1920 nie0riger.
@0f1ter 9reis 1880.
9urAf6uitt8preis 17.20-1S.50.
Sflnfe = 3ufltbr 10000; 0earft
itorf Bis 25c boiler.
SohIter 8rei8 1885.
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ct. ,Ioiepl @larItbrridt.

vt. SolepA Mo-, Ia. sept.
HlnoblcB = 3ufubr 800, Mtortt
itorf.
S~dmeine-8ufubr 1900; beite felt.
an0cre itipad.
&oditer @reis 1875.
&urdidEitt5preiS 17.75-18.25.
Sflafc ~ 3ufubr 1000; @1artt tart
bis 10c b9ber.
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omaha 0etreiScinarft.

8eiBes Corn
Ger. 2 214-215
SCR. 8 212-215
@eIbe8 Corn
Scr. 9 209-2091h
Scr. 8 209-2091@
@emii6teS Corn
Scr. 2 20412-206
Scr. 8 204-206
8eiBer Safer-
Scr. . 59A-60A
Scr. 3 59A-604
Stanoaro @ofer 5934-60A
Rr. 4 59-59h
@erIte-
@oIaeerite 1878
6utter9erite 129-13I
aoggert-
9tr. 2 176-177
9h. 8 176-1H