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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-02
DR.. MERSHoN HOME SURGEON.
Former Lisconb Practitioner Appoint.
ed Assistant to Dr., DuffieId,

DR.. George A. Mershon, of Mobile,
Ala, "a former well-known general
Of Liscomb, has been APP
pointed assistant surgeon Of the sol
diers' home by Commandant B. c..
Whitehill. The appointment is effect
i've at once, and DR.. Mershon is eX~
pected to arrive here Wednesday to
begin his work. He succeeds DR.. ]. r.
Martin, of Iowa City, VINO has been
assistant surgeon for a few weeks, or
since DR.. f. w. Dixon. who had served
about year, resigned.
DR.. Mershon is the father Of n. L..
Mershon. of this city. He practiced in
Liscomb for a great many years, and
about five years ago he moved to this
city, where he resided for year then
returned to Liscomb. Three years ago
he moved to Mobile and retired from
practice. He Is a veteran of the civil
war.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-02
Middiies
Children 5 Dresses

Must/be sold, regardless Of cost to us; we
start them at 29c and up to $1.00 for good
gingham and chambray dresses. You should
see them.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-02
THE ALBION cHAUTAUQUA.
Four Days Assembly Will Begin at Al
bion Sunday Evening.

SiS' Shh06y ISSHipS.
The annual Albion Chautauqua as
sembly will begin at Albion Sunday
evening, Aug. 5. and continue four days
ending Thursday evening. The opening
number will be Fechtel's Tyrolean Yod-
lers, viii will give concert Sunday
evening.
DR.. Frederick E. Hopkins will appear
on the second evening in the lecture
on "The Golden Fleece" DR.. Hopkins
was formerly pastor Of the Pilgrim
Congregational church. Chicago. The
Sylfran Quartet Of Albion. will give a
musical prelude to the lecture.
Tuesday evenings attraction will be
the Shawmut Male Quartet of Boston.
Wednesday evening the Merry Musical
Maids will appear, and Albert L. Blair,
Of New York City. will give his lecture
1.-THE Whir Of the Newspaper Press"
The Sylfran Quartet also will sing.
The closing evening, Thursday, will
be given over to musical program
by the Fairchild Sisters Orchestra.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-02
HOG SOLD FOR $500.

Forty Duroes Average $227 Per Head
at Waltermeyer Sale.
Forty head Of Durocs were sold at
auction at the Jacob D. Waltermeyer
& Son sale near Melbourne Wednes-
day afternoon for total Of $1,000, an
average Of $227 per head. Grand Won
der, a male, brought the top price Nof
the males, $1,000. The animals cata-
logued included both males and bred
females. The sale attracted Duroc
breeders from as far west as California
and as far south as Mississippi, be-
sides from the corn belt states. The
sale was very largely attended.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-02
In tho Police Court.

e I. Austin, was fined SO and costs
by Judge Johnson Wednesday after
noon for speeding motorcycle. Within
an hour he was summoned a second
time for operating the machine with
the cutout open. and again was fined
SO and the costs. Austin is employed
by the Lennox Furnace Company.
Will Jones, charged with being drunk,
was fined IS and the costs, this fore
noon. F. Feeney, arraigned for disor-
derby conduct, was discharged on the
payment Of the costs, and J.. Walsh
was fined IS and costs for being drunk.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-02
Card Of Ihanks.

We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors, and the C. A. Durham Com
pany for their kindness and sympathy,
also for the beautiful floral offerings.
during our recent bereavement. Mr..
and Mrs. John Bruce.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-02
TIMES REPUBLICAN. MARsHAILTOwN IOwA AUGUST 1917

neapolis In 1912. and assistant general
freight agent Nov. 1, 1916.
Miss Emma Redel, formerly Of this
city, has been appointed chief clerk
in the office OF President w. III Brem-
ner.
These appointments have been made
in following out the companys policy
Of recognizing long and valuable SER
vices with promotions.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-25

Eu6liflm ongenebmer, tUie Ocr Be-
tricb 0urh Ganpflptomotiucn lnO
aud in tedniiAcr Siniiht por5n5ie-
ben Oa Gin cIeftriih betric6ener @o-
gen Die Stcigungen lpcit beiier iibcr-
pinOet ols Der Campiwo9en Tic
Chicago, Diilmaufec & ct. %oul.Gi-
icn6o6n Bat Ourd Giniiibrimg oes
clefiriiden 9eiriebcS ouf OiciemG6 bell
ibrer Strcde nidt MIR iih ielbit, ion-
Ocrn ou1 oem 2anOe ciuen erbebli.
rben TienIt erlpieieu, inocm lie 5ur
&ouierpirllng Der aoblenporrdtbe
bcitrdgt mo 5ugIeid Sen gSeg 5eigt
mic Die notiirlihen 9rdfte oes 2ou-
ocs port6cil5oft ousgeurst peroen
f0nnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-25

oiientden Sdulcu. ole pon Icoern eeIcitct merOen,
miro oogegen llnterriht in foiiider Sitcrotllr mo
rcnocn Sprndcn ertbeilt ir Ocrcn SsenltniB oc Sdd
ltr i'm pGteren 2eben mir ielten &crpenoung bo6en
Glehpobl miro oieen Sduleil bobcS Sob gc5oIlt uno
ibnen Die unerfcnnenslpcrtbe Ebatiabc 5ugeibrcbcn
OoB md6rcro oes ebten Sobrjcbnts DER Ero5ctab DER
NeS Seens ulo Shroi6ens llntunOigen BON 80 aui 30
9lro5ent bcrabgegongen it,
n6on0s ir Die Gr5ebmg Der 0cger nO aus Ocn
9lorocn in lberoItcr gSeiie geet worOcn IN belucr
fcnswert6en 6Glei aud Don %bant5ropcn ocs Eli.
otns~ beibt eS III sem geribt runo 6ablrcide %riuot
itIen weroen ourd iie erbocn aaein Oicic G25 gle-
gCrBroobulen werocn nlr bon ASro5cnt Der ytcger-
timber i'm Alter bon bis 16 So6rcn bciIdt Gen be-
ireiienoen Sulperpnltungen oiren oae Brd0itotc
idIedt bis aus9c5einet beioeleet weroen Gie Sniti
tite 81 5onlpton ulo Eusfeee Iteben obean au inter
iier 5te oagegen Sdulen oeren 9c5eidnpng ais ol.
die gera0e5u cinen 9ctrug beOeltet Bon Den ogenonn
ten Sodiduen imo lInipcriitGten peroicnen MIR orci
oun1bernO oic 9e5ci6nune: Soporo llnOeriitdt III
gYobineton, @ g.. 6sf nueriitdt gtabOile, ilnO oas
Iicbarop 0eoco Goaeee giaibUiae, Gcnneiiec S5uen
Dltc bciimoglibe llnttritibune 5utbeil meroc Inn lie
in erttloiiige REORGANIZATION um5uscitoltcu~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-25
SpbeafSQe.

sm 81 gent. Erlecila v. grpwninn, gr.
1928 @utap %lace, 50 Sabre ali.
glm %. Sept. Wiilton :. YnclL gir. 4
SineparosSone, n Sabre alt
gIm %. SEPT, -6rauUs Garrigau, Gr 1907
SobnsGtrnBe, s4 Sabre alt
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8 EonnelIsGtrabc, so Sabre alt
glu %. Gent, 9nbu ~. Tprrcit, Nr. 1886
Noro 9enidlou Strnhe, GA Sabre ali,
PIN -. Sept. Nenrp, 5rpeDlidl, gir 9tSi
slm 81 sept, Niice u. eambrn, glr. e33
u. ..9eru0tonsSrdBe 80 Sabre nlt
slm 20. Sepl, 0oroeIia @arouer gir s22
Observation-Disclosures, 50 Sabre aIt
glu 2t Scpt.. 3urn g. Wibbs. Pr 1925
.0alocliSirahc,. so 'ahrc dlt-
pm ~ ecpt.. Games 3. eoucwim, i'm Gin
gln 81 scpt Mlarn &. oCmine, glr sf5
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glri %. Gept., enrnh Is. Samuiun, DIT. 2920
ejn 20 Scnt 0cun srNcllua, Gr 1909
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9lm %. Sept, 9uDert q. Sancoale, i'm llns
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glm o. Sept, @nm Niattbcws, gir 220t
GurbsGalpcri. Strabc, rs ruhre all
elm 90 ScNi @lniGm Y. Ncograuc, glr
62i Oft 34 Ctr, 81 Sabre alt
PIN 20. Sept C5eornc Nidrrt, i'm llnbcrs
iiids 0oipitnl 90 Sabre alt
glm q. Sept. Supbin Sbeur, Ir. 1929 gSs
Nnribglhe "a Sabre alt
PIN 20 Sept. Cbarlre Sbcebriun, Gr 1910
0nnober Sirahe 80 Sabre alt
glm % Sept Marcue Siaeman, gir 300
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glm 2i. Gent, @iam 4. s,oneiii, glr. 600
Nr@ilmor Strabe 76 Sabre at
gln 20. Sept, 2unn e, Taliace, 9ir 35O6
Ydrf NciObtSsgpe. 55 NdNrc alt
pm 90 Sept Sodn greiic, Dir 1fiI Glib.
Ncnmooos9Ibe 60 Sabre ut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-25

Sic @obcnDerIorqunq 0es Qan0cs uno ser Sdiff-
cbrt gcItoltet d) nud in uneren SanOe rad lo nud)
gu enen @roblel, oos Der Aomintroon Sorge nIad)t.
IS lit nd1t ctua Wfange on Sfoblcporr0tbcn Die nod
ics Abbaues barren onOern es lo Die 5dpierigcltcn,
6ie id ans ungenlgenoen Gronsporoctoten ulo
SDbnitreitigfcitcn ergc6en Die cine rcgemoBge 3uIubr
al ongemcIIenen @rciIcn cri1mcrcn Die Notbipenoig
ieit d BON ocn Soblen dls &raiterScugern mogliblt
l1obb1ngiq 81 madcr lit in lnicrcm canoe tros iclles
.rttirlidcn Ecidt6ums All duor5cu Gianaucn IN oen.
ie6cn eruoc por6anocn, mie in oen cropdid)en Gam
Gcr no man beretS enc peiten Sd]rtt in oicer &d
tmg Ourd) Die Ausbeitng Der natiirdjcn gsacrfrote
actbon 6ot Sn Sen Scr Stoatcn lieecn oice GroIte,
Sic Dicle Wfilonen bon Yicr0cfrdltcu rcprdentrcn,
nod per61ltniBn1Big brod). Gin Ibci Oes Aiagorl'
oQs lit uacroingS in 0os Gcidirr geIponnt u0 oerorgt
Wufiao no Ole mIiegcnocn Crti1uitcn init clcrilAcr
Strait on aber 1erriGt an groBen ourd gSaiIcrfraIt
Qctric6cncn Geftr5t1smerfe ein U1angel Der Bel Der
SnOigteit un0 Dem praftiihen Sim unercS &pltcS
Gpcr 81 uertc6cn it, Gie nIeiltcn Gettrjlt0s'er5ell
ser arbeitcii belte nod NIT Gump cllcn no nrr cine
cbertraGung Der ohe bar uno 5par cine red)t unuor'
t1el0aitc on nttelS Danpimabine bodtcns 5ebl Fro'
sent Der in Scr &o6Ie Gt6otencn gnereie 1IsgenuBt
nrrOen f0nnen Sm Seliengcbrge iiuO gum 9epie mo-
tiride MoIcfrdite in rebiten DlnBe uorbonoen abcr
bis icbt 1T cs mtr cine c5gc 9obn ole Gbcago Nlil
iuaifce & St @aul93a6n Die lid oeie giah,rfrat 5l'
mise oenladt bat ulO ibre 3ge nit @lcftr5t1t ilber
Sen &an Oes @e6irges trcibt Der gematige |ortbetl
enes olden getrebes lit IN Die guge naci0 IS per.
zen 0oolrd piee Cacno lonncn &obcn erlport, ionic
0Crcn transport im0 on0urd mcr0en ipc0er 0itn0ertc
Don SrahhuoQcn iir di0ere 3lpede mas bepnocrs ebt
irhuer ins 9elpidt i0Qt oisponbc Soulcioe Don gr'
6titern 0ie 3r 60rOcrng oeer @o6lenmcngc belctbgt
no f0nncn ibre glrbeitsfrait aoercn 9ctrcbc 5ipcn
SEN mo auBeOcn iii ser Netricb ourd Gleftrijtdt ie
ugr @Ici9nIdBgteit pnp Heinlideit wcgcn Iiir oos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-25

Ga Die yleeerroGe IN Der ineIien 3ct wicocr gan5
bcIonocrc AuimeriaHteit auf it ge5ogeu bat, iogen
oc Grgebniie elmer por fr8em beenoeten bltiocSant
limen lhieriud)ing Der einIdldgigcn Gcrbdltnc I'M
Gi0en non me6r ais belolliigem SSntcreie fem. Sn
1sm @erfte ii6cr ole lhteriuhung iinO Die Sollpt
pimfte oa6in 5uamnengeaBt oaB gr5ic6lmg iiir ldno
lides iii @egenias 5u it1ohdcm Sebm ais ous erltre
bcnsiuert6ete 3ie fir Die glegerrne 6c5ebnct weroc
nub 9Scgcrfinoer oaten uorue6mlid fir ocn lano'
prtbdatlibm 9erui mo einfodc Sanowerfe allSgc
bloet un0 in Scr 9lcgel ndt jiln Shoiltm boberer
g8iiienIdatcn berange5ogen wcroen. Der geridt DER
i'd NIT oen 9eniibuneen mabreno Der lcBtcl iiin5ig
Sabre bon 9e6or0en airdef @bilont6ropen ocs 9tor
ccns mo Der gteger elb beoBt oie 9iegTiaiie 6lrd
C5iebung SIT 6eben telt icit Dab 3,500O00 Der 9lcger
oes 5oens in 2onoJemeinoen anidiiig mo 100000
la Observation-Disclosures @etricben thdtig il0. @leid
pr6 er5ergt Der Soen ilidt genug Nn6rmgsmtcl iilr
ilne eigenen 9eoari inio be5ebt abrd aus onocrcn
Qanoest6eilen 5ormprooufte Sum g2ertbe Don $3.50
O000OO 9c6aern0 miro 0oraiif bingGuieieM oaB
Gnn0mrtbhuit uio 0oiOmerf in oen Glcnientorihulen
fir 9lcgcr ndt ais 2c6racqcnano bcriddltiot merocn
irio III lir mcngcn Stoatcu bo5crc iid oonit bcia
jsn0c Se9ropitolieu ir Nger pcr9onocu iiHo Su ocu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-25
lInIcre anInnb.ygailcritrafen

0as Itarf 6eruittc @anoipitcm 0cs Son0cs lit cbci
ic, uie Die SluBIfabr ourdJ oie Gonlrrcn5 Der 81
icnbo6ncn nod rn0 nad in GerIoa gcratbciI icbr 5rn
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rcteii. Cc Gercnigtcn Stooten bobcn ncbcn GuBlonO
ras orobc natiirha g8ueritraBen. SDitcm Der gSelt
GS Iicgt aud nidt al oen 5uitdnOecn 9eborocn wcm
cice notrlibcn @aiierraBen uO bic iie uerbirocnoen
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mcroc ocnn Der GongrcB bot iiir sic 9ncoratsn Der
8dtie iuio &nn0Ie bis cbt nd5t wengcr ais runo 400
Nilionen Collars bcpiligt. llnO troboem cgcn oie 10
gtdocneu ,Sncilit1ten nabeju 6rod. gS0brenO in oi-
ocrcn 2Gnoern Die 6luB io aonol Sdifiabrt bic groB
ten ortihritte 81 per5ednen 5ot geb tic bel uns mebr
mo ncbr Suriid Wiou Dergled)e gum Seiipcl mr cin-
NAL ocn Nccnperfebr ati Dem Rben ooer aui Der 90
noit nit oen pGrlid porbnnoenen Topfern ln0 Sab
ue oic ocn u0ion oen Sbo ooer 0cn Niiiiiippi troB
Ores g9acrreidjt6unls befabrcn in0 man mus 5p DER
lieber3eugimg fonnet. 0oB glmcrifo ori Dem gebete
oes SSnluro. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN 0en &inoeriduben
cden qebliebcn it, GS ieblt iiberoa all transport
Soct1tcn uno trotocn or1ngt iidb Der gciatmte
SrodbtperfeDr nad Den tbeueren gnbnlinen rp1Dreno
Die bil9en un0 prDftobeln MoerltroBen perooct oa'
eeen Die Gontllrren3 oIlein lit an oieen 6cfIagenS-
aerben GerbGItnilcn nid5t dlul0, ucnn aud Die Boot
btitcr bc6aupte Dob Die @obnen tcts sum unlantercn
Ncttbeipcrb grcen Inn Ole Gonfurren5 Der 9inncn.
tiifobrt ais5uidaItei Die 9o6ncu bcritien id oa0e.
gen ouf Die Ebotiodc OaB Ole annal uiO 6luB Sdfi'
ahrt perntct iuo nidt mebr contlrrcn5iG5ig Ici lo
oonit bobcn lie in geuiiier gc5ie1ng rcdt abcr ndt
icmet cs Die Sodjc ielb bctrit ionOcrn mlr Ole @c.
t9o0cn nod Ocnen Der &aiiertrousport bcte nod i'm
Nimcnanoe betric6en mro Ins StonalboOt lit bcc
nod gcnou TO- mic cs Dor 80 SSabra mar. Gs lit Der
cbc olte SIoiten, Der BON NauItbercn init cincr ge'
idnpinOigfct bon ore @leilen Ole Suu0c Or oos SonO
geiheiit miro, uio oui ocm ocr Sransport gcnon 10,
me Dor ore D1enibealterr lid gc6t gSeocr Gampi
nod Glcftr5iidt ba5cn euas Ooran gc0uocrt lcl6 ole
in europa 10 Derbretete Souagc Die S1lcppcrc fcnnt
man bier nitt 9nuenbdcu ilo nidt ongclcgt worOcn,
0o be Ocm ipGrlicn &erfcbr fcn SenirlniB porbnOcn
NOR iuiO es 1T nids gedebcn oui oicm 10 pidltigcn
scrfe6rSgebiete g8un0el 5u dacn liner @ilclbabn'
IraiSportueicn fam alien Auigoben nid)t gerlgcn.
Nubcn Die oudD MIR fllr5e Srede Per 9obn bctor'
Dcrt mcroen foien mi Sagcmeneu Ooppct 10 pcl me
oie, pelde alf ocm Saoiienue1c beorocrt werOcn IS
gie6t cine gauge Aubl grtifel 0eren Ncrien0ung per
@o6n id nidt 6e5oblt Ole obcr cbr portbeilbo oiit
sSiicn mo Sfan1len beoroert merocn tonicn. 2SOOO
@leilen id)oner iabrbnrer @oeritroben lcgcn in I'M
Ierem 2onoe pero0d o0er nabe5u per00ct d. ncl man
aus llnoeritonO oocr @ledglltgte nidt oa8u fonmt,
Ton 0ieen notiirben Gerfcbrswcgcn ocn rltigcn @e.
broltd5 81 mad)en 60. 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-25
Sin slppcIl an sIntu-gciitcr.

Bur criogrciden @erri9hmg Der i6nen eelteaten
Mugobe be0iirfen imier Seer uno unere 5lotte Der
pimftliden 9ereteGung aller not6penoigen Duteria
licn Go5u gebort unter 9lnoerem aud Elm nbeidrnnf
TER @orratb @aolin gum getriebe Der Dielen Iuns
cH0e bon Wfotorcn o6e oe ei mooernes Seer i'm Jeoc
biilOs it, Gie gergucrfsobtbehmg Ocs Gepartements
oes Snncrn lit nadj gritn6lider griittcllulg DER uor
Dcnoenen 9eitdnoe, DER Eroouftonsmogliht uno
fcr i6lidjcn e6rahsgepiloeen6eten bon @oiolin 81
oer leber5eugung gelongt oaB iaas ale arotmogen-
gciiBer un0 Scntcr 0cn @1olinoerbraud oui oaS lI
beoinat notbwenoige NloB bedronfen ulO ie0er Der
Ibpenong 0cs greuitos por6eugen, Die griparniB
GroB gcnug len per0e Seer mo 5lotte einen ausre
dcnocn @orratb 81 iidern Ser @aiolinvcrbrmd IN
ben Der. Staacn bclduit d) idbrlirb ari runo 1850
Milionen @nlonei &ier0on miro idGBngspelie I'M
ecfd6r Ole 8dite nii @erenigungsiobrtcn ueruenoct
g8enn Die 9eBer bon Sraituagen Oeie ousdlieBliden
Nergnigngs fabrten nui Die dlte ipd6reno 0es Hrie
1cS belrGnfen pirocn 10 uiiroc oaourd log fir Eng
cine Milion Gallonen eeipart meroen. Dcs entipridt
ingeidbr Der W}enge ole 0as Griegs- uiO glarineDe
purtenelt brmiden merOen. Sir e0en 9raitwagenfa6
ler loen iid eitere @rpnrnilie ooourh er5elen Dab
feline utn0tbigen 5abrten uternimmt n0 Iid iorg-
lam e0er @ergeu0una bon @alolin entb1t N1nn aiie
tiipelsueie Den Dlotor nidt peiterorbeiten pen man
6cn S{raitmngen UerldBt i'm @ciddten nod55ugeben
Iclblt menn 0ieie uorausiiAt] MIR menge Wiinen 5ur
Grle0igung for0ern ionoern ele Den Wotor ub. glut
olele SSee tnnll le0es NntonoDu 0urDlUnliHO llNer
tin 9Sint @aoln IN Der Mode iparen Gas ergdbe tilr
oas gon5e 2anO cine @ripornib BON ehpa 100000 @ol
Ionen cine Nlenge Die 6nreidt 10000 6lug5euge enen
ponen Gag lang oiiicn 81 aiier. lhl0te 8ergoer be-
oingen ebenfals groBeren Nerbraud BON @aiolin ais
lot6mcnoig IT. 0aOurd gcbcn Dem Ganoe tdgld ilbcr
10000 c5ononen unOerwertbet pcrloren 1urd cd
Derdnoiee Gceulrmg oes @aolin5uilueS perIcibt Der
Nramogenlcnfer iciner Dlaidinc gr0Bere Seihines
io6otct D. \. er permnoert oe @aiolinocrbralb o1ne
sic 2emg oes Diotcrs 81 nerrneern 9lu oiee gSeiie
fcnnen tdglid 1870 Walonen geipnrt merocl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-25
90 ,,tleine MaMn1 nn6 bie dreibeitaanIeibe.

Ole gluIlegung Der 5ueiten 6reibeitsunleibe in Der
Sobc bon orei gilioncn Collars itebt unittelbor be-
por Am T. Gftobcr oaen Die 3eifningen eroiinet
ncroct gercts jest werOeu in olcn SbeiIen oes Can.
6ts @orbereimnecn gctroen Inn aud 0eier 9nlei5c 81
0cn qIcidcn Grolec 81 uerbeen Oeen d) Die critic 81
erireuen bate. Sidlrlh miro DER @rfole Der neucn
gluIeibc cn nod eroBerer weroc oenn Der 3irsB 1T
oni bier @ro5ent erbobt moroen mebr it, ais mas
bic Sparbanfen be5oben 81 ocn olten 9usibliiien 6a
len d5 ncue bn5ugccIt uno Die @ereine lulo @ciell.
6Qtcn iinD pom SdobomtS .Seretdr licgl0oo eriuc5t
moroc 9usidiic 7i crncnncn nm IN ibrcn areiien 5u
nirte I'M Sntcreiie ocr glneibe. Gas SdnsunIts PC.
partcnent 1T beonOers oaraui be0adt fiir 0ee gln
leibe ocn feinen Yonn" nod 5obIred)er berbe5u3ie-
Den ais es bei Der criten Anlebe ibon gelang iouc
audi Den nrucr ueld lebtercr 10 mcni9 fir Die erlte
gonoalisgabe beigetragcn 6at 81 oieiem }mede fonI
ticn neben Den reqiitrrten uno Gopongon0s mie 0en
tir3irtigen 5dJabalHtsucrdrebung gum eren Wiole
ioQenante ariegserporniB Gertotc in Der S0be pom
So utO aufp1rts 5iir gllSgabe Inter @orausiebung
nts 3nes bon bier Yro5ent fir Die 0auer bon flint
sabrcn werocn oeie $5.Gertifdte al Stduier fir ben
m1trag ppn $4 obgegcbeu 2lber ons Sdosomts-De.
fartement gebt nod Deer per oeie bier Collars nd)t
on eimal 5 entridten uermog, Dem werOen ielbit Ab
ido9s5oblln9en eeitattet iiir wede in eincm egens
na5 ausgclieateu 9ude IN 6orm Der Ginflebuug BON
Maren alittrt miro gs miro nit 5ct eruortet, Dab
0eie fleinen Gertfifae 5iir Spariamtet auimuntern
no einen groBen 9bios, beonoers ner Der Srbeiter-
in0 Qun0bcpDlferiing finoen iuer0en.
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QOnOon gSarf Cemetery.


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pe' Aufiichi Sd)niiblifmen. @euinoe. @ildn'
8en eic iino i'm Ireihhons an ruuptVin inQanp
du tinoeu. Infer Naent wro. pepn geipiinlcbt.
borinredcn. t9l
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The Associated Press exclusively entitled to the
for republication of all credited to IL not
otherwise credited in this paper and also the local
published herein.
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gcrnIiIdItc gInaciaen.
an bic 0nmcn.

<IW VIN -FITIVNIFs
Die ciuSac ahu;e IN Der 6tnbt.
ilniere gidb b@niien jett oiien Sunge 9us
men, uelde Die 1leioermucberinnii nddb ben
nenciieu Wieihooen crlencn moleu, f0nnen oicS
IN ilir6er 3eii ourh hen 9lnfbub al otcie
Vlaiitn crreben llnicrribt lForQens. Gncb
miitngs itllo Nbenos g'enneme Gtuuocn Siu
6aufe beqonncrc Nr0eiicn l0nnen iudbreno 0eS
unicrrdcs orQecbi pcrocH GbrnnbHbcr
llnterrbt i'm @niipnri Ron Ndfliern erbeilf
Nhliicrn nad NRaab 5naebniiien Ndbere
9lnsinnlt idlriilich ODER ntiinoch bel 1rdnlein
0uberc, 3i2 geeitsaratcga etrahc. (S-)
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@efanntmadlmnaen.
NArcan bea ole0dn0e anireIlars.

81. September 1917
50 piro bicrmit belarnt 0emudi. bob bic
9lnio Snlcs So oemdB Der am 10. Suni 1908
nnicr6cidncien 8eroroniina gir. 100, Abibnlh
a.. tnraarapb II Opie nnI 2S. yiopcnlbcr 1911
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eInc 6iieWlicbc Garage 81 bennbcn.
g. 3. @Drne,
(Sepi25- -26) Gebduoc Ndpcior.
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8ricOh6fc.
baltimore Gcmctcru

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Uun bcr GaN,StrnBc.
NeordbniBpldte 6n ocrfoucn bon $40 au.
SeiiioH ~" nnicr llniHermdbrenncr sluiibt
$75. EaMm fir ciniadle @rdber @leannte
pnsernciirnBcn.G Ginnnnn lchf nsfcn (N--l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-06
BENEFIT DANCE
At N. Q. ". HALL

A benefit dance will be given at w.
o. w. Hall tonight for the benefit of
Robert Connors, better known as
Buck Connors, who was formerly en-
ployed by the L. & N. railroad as
f1agman until a few months ago,
when he contracted tuberculosis and
had to leave his position to go to
Asheville for his health. Mr.. Con-
nors has his family with him and is
in need of funds to fight off the
deadly disease and the dance is given
tonight by the w. o. w. to raise
funds to help him to maintain his
family and get the proper treatment
for the dreaded disease, and it is
hoped that his friends will help him
in this moment by buying a ticket
or attending the dance tonight.
Prof. Fairchild has agreed to donate
the Fairchild orchestra to play to-
night and it is hoped that large
crowd will attend, so as to make this
dance a deserved success.
Ladies will be admitted free. The
entire proceeds will be doated to Mr..
Connor.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-06
PROMINENTLAUNDRY MIG.
SOLVES EFFICIENCY
PROBLEM. :,
MORE AND BETTER WORK IN
LESS TIME RESULT OF Ex-
pertinent AT THE IDEAL
AlIMRRN

LAONOnYs
Concentrations and enthusiasm are
the key notes to success said Mr.. Geo.
F. Hobart, Of the Ideal Laundry Co.,
to a representative yesterday.
But what is a man to do when he
wants to put his whole ambition into
his work and finds his thoughts dis
tracted and half his ambition side
tracked by the gnawing distress Of In
digestion. tried for years to get
something that would free me from
this worry and let me have my whole
mind for my business but there did
not seem to be any remedy to reach
my case.
"A few weeks ago I was induced to
try Sulferro-Sol, and its effects were
almost Immediately noticeable and I
improved at once. Today have
such an appetite am almost ashamed
to eat as much as I really want. Sui
ferro- Sol certainly does the work, and
exemplifies once more the fact that the
best things come from Nature herself.
and Sulferro-Sol has done for me
what no remedy compounded by man
could do. I consider it the greatest
remedy for Indigestion and Stomach
disorders that has ever been offered"
Sulferro-Sol for sale by Balkcom
Drug Co, Hannah'h Pharmacy and all
druggists in Pensacola--Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-06
NEW YORK COTTON.

New York, Dec. 5.-There was a
renewal of liquidation at the cotton
market opening today, with first
prices "a points lower to 2 points
higher. Near months were relatively
weak, with January selling off to
28.07 on the call, while March touched
27,S5. Trade interests were big buy
ers at the decline, however, and the
market soon firmed up on reports
from the Southwest that spot offer
ings We're being withdrawn, and that
spinners had been good buyers to fix
prices on the break of yesterday.
Before the end of the first hour Jan
uary had rallied to 1856 and March
to 1927, or about 20 to 90 points
above last nights closing figures.
Bullish spot advices were also re-
ceived from Western sections Of the
belt and covering became more active
as prices worked higher. Stop or
ders on the short side were reached
with January selling up to 1881 and
March to 2S.45 or about 40 to AZ
points higher