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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-01
"Thot Was 4 Quick Funeral That
Corn Had With .Get..lC,n

Corns and see how 'GCtN-Ic gets them
off in a hurry and without the least
pain. ] can wear tight shoes. dance
and walk as though never had curns"
&C. silt" makes the use of toe
Irritating SalVeS. hundling bandages
tape Listers and other things not only
fooilsh, but unnecessary. Use this
wonderful discovery, "Gcts-It," for any
soft - lard corn or culu3, 1t is the
new, simple, easy. quick way. and it
never fails. You'll never have to cut
Il rnrn ~ in with knives or scissors,
ami run Hances of blood poison. Try
80, 1t" tonight.
"Cets-lt' is sold everywhere. 25c a
bottle, or sent on receipt Of price by
i. laFteIre & Co, Chicago, Ill.
Sold IN Missoula and recommended
as the wnrld = best corn remedy by
Geo. Fro -Deln =, David c.. Smith, Mis-
{ SOU bluS and II. Ii. Bateman.
s~-Ad',
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-01

In attempting to carry the Grand
Canyon" writes Enoch. did Mr. Van
Loan use brassie or a mid-iron %
Neither. lie employed IA spared spoon.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-01

Last season Ruth had as many home
runs as Iris Speaker or Joe Jackson.
two Of the games leading sluggers. who
played in almost three times as many
contests. Is $50
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-01

People who have no worries proceed
to make some for themselves.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-01
BEAVERS WIN FROM
SEATTLE IN SIXTH
Rock Weakens and Lizards
Team Loses Fourth Game.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Siwashes Whipped.

Vancouver. y. G.. April 30.--Van-
when Rock weakened in the sixth. He
walked two men and allowed a hit, the
Beavers scoring three runs.
Score r. II. Il.
Seattle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II 0
Vancouver Recommendations. 6
Book, Strand and Cunningham;
Gipc. Russell and Cadman.
Tacoma Butte. postponed; wet
grounds.
Spokane-Grcat Falls, postponed;
rain.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-01
Batting Pitchers.

The Oh idea that a pitcher couldn't
hit is being rapidly dissolved. Ray
the Yankees. Walter Johnson is the
leading pinch hitter of the Nationals.
But the premier bird Of them is Babe
Ruth of the Red Sox. Ruth is prob
ably the best hitting pitcher that base
started out as a pitcher, and he may
have challenged Ruths title. but not
even the Brownie star Is as feared as
the big lcft-hander on the Red Sox
staff. He is not only IA consistent bats
man. but he is likely to crack ono over
the fence or up into the stands as any
man in baseball. %i
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-01
No-Hit Psychology.

Nv nv ~ SHOAO6y
Tti, is but a prelude to the psy-
chulogy attached to pitching a no-hit
game in the jor leagues.
We have always wondered how 4
pitcher felt as he was working his nit :
less way along, once the fifth or sixth
inning had been safely passed.
In order to get line on this situa-
ton we decided to subpoena George
Mogridge. the New York southpaw,
who few days ago eased the Cham
pion Red Sox down without a solitary
blow.
In the early stages Of the ga nc
said George. II only knew that I VA:
c Did and that ! couldn't Keep warmed
M. SO spent all the spare tim,
| had between innings trying to warn
| up and unravel the kinks.
| Now. there is a world of rivalry
| between the Red Sox and the Yankees
and my main idol, of course, was K
win that ball game. When the seventh
inning came they hadn't gotten hit
but hadn't realized il. They hat
/
ing the game UP. It was not unit
the FIRST of the eighth l realized thu
fact :hat none of the enemy had tapped
me for q safe drive. And never real
lied 1t then until Bill Donovan cam
up and caid: 1t would be crime Il
lose this game. for they haven't ever
gotten blow off you yet
At the Finish.
even then. pitching the last OF thu
eighth. didn't feel nervous or excited
or under any strain. 1t was not unit
the last of the ninth, with only three
men to get. that l suddenly realized
I'd like to have at least one no. nj
game in my kit--and especially Il no
hit asfair against the World Champs
[ still wasn't too nervous to speak
and 1t was not until two were out tina
got my shock. had only one mar
to get. and he tapped an easy on
for AN easy out. An error resulted
and. with such a fine chance gone, |
occurred TO me then that the next MAJ
up was about due. 1t generally hap
pens thai way. Leave an opening. am
they nal you. Facing this last u,a
was the first nervousness l felt.
knew the side should have been GU
that he haG no business up there. aE
that ought to be on the way to ~
clubhouse with my no-hit game sewe
up. But this time the upset didn
work out.
III Donovan hadn't mentioned it !
the eighth" remarked Mogridge.
don't believe ! would have known
had a no-hitter until after the game.
| had begun to figure on a no~hit gam
back in the fifth or sixth innings
doubt very much whether I woul
have landed one
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-01
Pinch Hitter Delivers.

Cleveland, April 30.--St. Louis made
it three straight from Cleveland today
by a score of to 2, Rumler, a pinch
hitter. driving In the winning runs. St
Louis pitchers walked 10 batters but
were effective with men on the bases
The first triple play of the season was
made by the visitors in the sixth.
Evans and O'Neill had walked. Turner
batted for Lambeth. He attempted to
sacrifice but hit low fly to Austin,
who threw to kenworthy, covering
first. retiring O'Neill. Kenworthy's
throw to Lavan completed the play.
Speaker was put out of the game by
Umpire Hildebrand in the second in
ming.
Score r. II. T..
81. LOUIS ------.--.----.-------.-.- !
Cleveland OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. > >
Davenport. Park. Hamilton. Soth-
oron and SEVERED: Coveleskic. Lam
beth. Morton and ONein
Chicago Detroit postponed; rain.
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Moran's Sluggers Bunch Hits
Off Brave Pitcher in Third.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Alex Beats Rudolph.

Philadelphia. April 30.-Philadelphia
made four hits off Rudolph in the third
inning today and the rally won the
game from Boston, 3 to ,. There was
considerable ill-feeling shown between
the teams. Once when Alexander was
at the bat, Umpire Quigley had to step
in between the former and Rudolph to
stop an argument. Rudolph running all
the way to the plate to make his re-
marks.
Score r. II. T..
Philadelphia ..................... 3 s
Rudolph and Gowdy: Alexander and
kllifcr.
New York Brooklyn, postponed;
rain.
st. Louis Chicago. postponed; rain.
Cincinnati Pittsburgh. postponed;
rain.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-01

Rudolph and Gowdy: Alexander and
killifcr.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-01
OREGON REPORTS SHORTAGE.

Chicago Detroit, postponed; rain.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-01

oron and SEVERED: Coveleskic, Lam
beth. Morton and o'Neill
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-14
Selltioe s6IllBrotc.

StanonrO peiBer. .... 6614-67
Scr. 8 mciBer. ....... &C -661a
Sfoggen. ~ 3ufltbr 52,4S4 gu.
ihel; 8erianot bon oen Glcpotoren
@uihel; glcbotorenuorrotb 745,.
0O5 9uiheI.
&eliiee Sd)IuBrote:
Olr. 2, 3 itn0 A peItlider. 1912
Sn SGden. ........... t50-t70
6utter. II 3ufubr 140 Sonncn
(Sn bunoert YfunO Sdden.) )-Ero
Come: Spring Mhcot Bran, $500
5000; @eitern 0liOOlineS, $1,000
-470O
SeuunO Q 3ufubr Seu
145 Sonnen, Strob Sonncn
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Die Sicncu i'm gI6crsIonbcu.

\ SSn Dielen @egenocn Qeuti6lanoS,
70 in @citfolcn 0it6maribcn II. (. 10.
berribt nod Die eigentbiimli1e Sit.
te, OaB, penn Der &ouSberr 9eltor.
ben iit Semono 5u oen 9ienen gebt
ino bort ipri6t DGuer Serr lit
tootl" @eidiebt ooS nidt, 70 mill
fen au1 Die 8icnen iterben. II 9ei
Den Menoen i'm Spreepaloe gebt
beim Go0e Oes &aterS DER Gltcite
Sobn ms 8ienenbolis, flopft an ie.
zen 9ieneiforb lnO Iogt: r9icn6ci,
Sienben itebt oif, euer @irtb lit ge-
itor5en." n glu6 in @ngldn0 beitcbt
Die Site, ood miro bort nidt alein
Den 9ienen, lonoern allen SauSt6ie.
rem Der &oO oes Sous6erru oerfiin-
Oiet, iino Die Gbiere mer0en 5upor
BON ibrem Eager oufgetrieben. - Sn
Der 9retogne lit es Site, ipem ein
&ino ge6oren lit, ieoenl @ienenfor6
Oieies @reieniB niit5utbeiIen uno ibn
nit einem rotben Suhe 81 Inn.
mideln. 9ei einent Go0esfan mer.
Oen Ole a0rbe nit einem Grauerflor
iImbiint, Ger 10 lonee bleibt, ais Die
Seute ibre EruuerfleiOer troeen. II
9lu6 in Solitein mar es ebeoem @e-
bralid, Oen @ienen Die @e6urt zines
9inoes an5uioeen; audi legte man
BORT, tpenn man 8ienen foufte, ein
Stiif @el0 in oen 8icnenforb, 0ann
elaubte man Slid 5i ba6en nod
Dem Spriihport: n9ienen iinO
S6oie nGbren ben Bauer I'M
Shlafe."
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Sine aItc s6mciOcrredJunns.

1omen in bergon9enen 3eitcn
ibeinen in ge5ug ouf ibre &lcioung
feinesfoGS wcniger nnipruhspoa oIS
Die mo0ernercn gelpeicn 81 icin tpie
man aus elmer ge9enm6rtig in YoriS
5ur Shnl geltcatcn ShneiOcrrecb-
nung entne6met fam. Iieie 9lch.
nung Itnmmt nrS einem Tempel bon
glippur un0 lit gennu 400 Sabre
alt. Ofienbor botten aud Oanols Oie
6roucn gepilicr areiic Oic @cpo6n.
belt, iidj nit Dem 3oblen nid]t 81 be.
ellen, ioiit bate man niht eigcns ei.
ne Tehnung olsgeltelt. Tos glie-
0eridreiben elmer Gehnung mar
n6mlib oumolS feline einiocbc Sode
iic wuroe ouf cine Iontoiel qeribt,
Die 5pei groBe Senfel bcfon. 9eim
Er6icntiren Der Nehnlmg foBte man
an oen Senfeln 81. 9l1em 9lnihcinc
nod cntb0lt Die geiunocne Eontoiel
Die Nchnung zines Sobres, inO iln-
iere beutigen 5rouen mcrOen nit be.
rllbigenoem @crgniigen pernc6mcn,
pos ole @elebrten entiiiferten. Gle
yiectnung 1T fiir cine oorncbme 1ol.
oGiide Game ouseeltent mo murOc
ibrem @otten iiberreidjt, Der fir
5iueiunoaht5ie Gleioer unO 5lpolf
06erfIeioer cine fiir Die Oamolige
Belt ie6r 6obc Summe SIT 6o6len
bottc
Die &lei0cr lporcn nit DlDrrber,
bic 0berfleioocr nit aoIiiu porfii.
miert. 9luh oos 3ubebor lit cin5cln
erud6nt, uIlerOinoS in 9luSoriidcu,
oie iidb aud niht onnd6erno per6eut.
Idcn laiicn ScOcniollS ideinen fir
oieie aleioer icbr pielc @dnocr Der.
broldt worOen 81 icin ocun cin
@ort fommt ie6r b0rIiig Dor, oaS
noh 9lniid5t Der 6elebrtcn 10 picl mic
9ono 6coeiitct @enn olio cine Go.
me INN 0os Sobr $500 Dor G6riiio
in eincm Sabre 5pciluioabtSig alei-
Der mo jwolf S6crflciOer notbi5
gcbo6t bat, fonntc man beind0e ia.
gen Dab bic o6 i6reS loiletten51-
oaris uicIGcihmd6tcn 6roucn OcS
20. SobrblnOcrts dub in oieier Sim
Iidt nod lon0e nicbt Die iblimmitcn
iin0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-14

Glhlb ~ S-AANll VII blNINApNlr
gHciIieite Ge0or.glpe., nobc YoD- Sir.,
IA bel irreg.
IS. u. 9eoImcor II. u. on Sophia
@litt, g9eitieite GcOor.glOc, nobe
9op-Str., IA BEL irreg.
Senrp u. Gill an goiil g. 9uOOD,
gir. 1882, Yenroie-9lpe.
9lIfrcO Z. Sones, Sr, Sriitec. an
Socob 9ropn, 9}orOicite Bennett
Blace, nabe 6remont.9lpe., IA bel 80.
Gli5a S. GraipforO II. u. an 6reoe-
rid s. GroipforO, gSoropeit-@de giO.
oIe.Str. uno GentoI.glpc.
glnnie Shapiro unO @otte al N}or.
tbo 81. 6reenp, 2ots.
@m S. @eters uno 6rou an 9ioic
81. @etcrs, Gigentbum umO 9ladloB.
&oie 81. @eters an Morp VI. Spcn-
GER, glorOicite 8oItimore-Str., nobe
9enpooO-9loc., 14.6 bel 70.
gIifolous Slater uno 5rou an
Nli6oel Sdwars unO 6rou, Oitieite
Gotborine-, nobe 9oltimore.Stro
1875 bel 60.
SorrD Sc MeOinger ilno 6rou an
u. s. 9feiffer mo 6rou Oitieite
Gurlep-Str., nobc Ybilooclpbio-9lpe.,
1876 bel 65.
Wloape Golfer inO @otte an Sobn
q. 8ronOoli, 3 9ots.
Soiepb 3. GauOcrs rmO 6rou OIL
Gbos. q. Seiia uno 5ruu, @eitieite
Sore-Str., nobe 6oirmouut.9Ioe.
1872 bel 69.S1a.
@ultap 9. &oter lno 6rdu on s.
2oprence 9ogt mo 6rnu, Siioieite
W}onument-Str., no6e Gamooo.9Ioc.,
1911 BEL 6S.
@m %enn 2eipis, Gref., al @li5o.
bet6 9. Graham Ii. g.. 2 Cots.
Sonnub Siopbuel OIL MoaiS Sont-
man, Oitieite Bine-, nobe Montmo.
rencD-Str., 12 bel 67.
G6os. @reeubIatt an Sorrp airib,
3 Cots.
E6ilip Go6en an 2ouiS SouSmon
uno Srou, giorOoIt-@de Wlop. mO
@OcnsStr.
9Ibel 9ioient6ol II. g. an ISM.
Srihinsfp, 10 Cots.
Gornelia 8. Gepnolos an G6orIeS
6. SiegniinO, Noropeltieite @il.
fens-9lpenue, nabc @appIon-StraBe,
1873 bel 80.
Charles s. SiegmunO an Gornelil
6. HeDnoloS irO glnOcre, glororpeit-
Ieite @ilfens-gIpeniie, na6e &oDion.
Strobe, 1873 bel So
Yaul Stt unO 6rou an Sobn Wi
Sit, 0}oromeitede Smollluooo- unO
9iomiop-StraBe.
gilbert $. Carroll an @illiom &.
Soopcr & SonS So, 5iioIeite @ooo.
6errp. nobe GentroI-9locnne, 100 bel
135.
Solomon 9ripitfp an 9lnna BRA.
ger, Meitieite G6eItcr-StroBc, nabc
6oirmolmt-9loenue, IA bel SO.
Sobn Souers lmO Srall an Siaoc
9. Smith, Siioweitieite @enniDlOa,
nin.gIoenue, 14.6 bel t00
6. u. 9colmeor an q. 9oDO, 3
@runOItiidc.
Clioer 6. @6ite an G6u s. Soran
uno 6rnlL Giiieite NtorDIonH.9loc.,
na6e q, StrnBe, IA 6ei 80.
5ronf 8. Singer, jry an Soicp6
3. 9il6op. 3 @runoItiide.
6ronf 8. Singer, it, oil ). 9lep-
bolO Olitdell, A @runoitiide.
Clinton g. Oiiggs unO 6rnu an 2.
q. gobinopib uno 6rou @eitieite
2ofcpiew-9lpenuc, nobe g9bitclod.
Strubc, t6 bel t4t7.
9l @olter Supenol an q. 9lecic
Swcns, Giiieite CHARLES, nobc 26.
StroBe, 1868 bel t04.
5lorencc u. GpcnS lmo @utte an
u. @olter SuOcnaL Olticite CHARLES.
na6e 6. StroBc, 1853 6ci t0l.
Charles &. @olo6erg an Nlidocl
9loler, 3 @runOItiidc.
Siooc Meropib, giodlnBoerpoltcr,
an Gopio 9ermon un0 6rou, SiiO.
Ieite @oItern-9lpenlie, nobc Gnllos.
StraBe, 13.5 bel CO.
WoItimcre WnrFtheridIt
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goItimcre WnrFtberidJt.

Eonner It q 9, 13. Sept. 1911.
Niebl. IT. 3ufubr 1867 Safer,
einihlieBlih 1871 6dlier 5u 2ocrlt'
Foint uno 29t5 6Giier gu Canton.
0ie Notiruneen mnrcn pie folgt:
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gutter. II 9iumo, Separator,
4t-44c.; 9Srints, 4t-44c.; Grea.
merp, 97-4Oc.; Goir0 Erints, N2o..
ga. imO @a, 80 &c; Storcpodco,
30 S5M.
Gier Inbeno, @,-O}o. nuo
40c.; @oItern Sbore, D1O. uno 3d..
40c.; peitIide (Obio), 40c.; @..Toy
40c. iiioli6e (N..G.), 39c.
2ebenoes SCI liigel.-Siib.
ner, iunee, Eiuno, eroBe, per Boot,
3Oc.; per GrpreB, eroBe, 39-3Oc.; /;
mittelmdBige, @f0., 1885,; fleine,
@foy 27-2Sc.; iunee wciBe 2,g-
borns, Yfo, 1885,; olte Sennen
@to., 24-96c.; oltc Sabine, 8foy
14-15c.; @ntcn iiiugc WIuscooD
pno WlongreI, YiO., 1896; mciBe
Yctins, @fO., 20-2lc.; Snoian
Summers, Yfo., 17-1Sc.; SSriib-
jobrs.@ .@nten 315 &fuuo unO oor
rllber, 2Uc.; tlelnerC lb-lIc.,
Souben iinae uno oIte Yoarc, 20c.;
@uineo-@cfIiioeI, ~ YiO. imO oor-
ii6er. Stiid, 95c.; flciuerc, 25c.
&ortoffeln. IT @eiBe: Goit.
crn Shore. 0IO. unO @o.. TrimoS,
SOB. $500 1926; Ioppobanuod 9ir.
I, SAB, $2.75-3.OO; bcimiidjc, 9|r.
1. @uicbclfiItc. $1.t0-t.25; iiiBe
0ortoifcIn ecl6c, Sob. $3.50. 400;
yomS On. 1, $2.75-3.00.
Obituno @ EN- G. 9Iepicl,
Wio. uno 90, Sab. $2.0O-2.5O; fIei.
mere. $t.00-f.25; aiitc, 25-60c /;
@clt. no, II. 3d. gcpodt, 6ab,$3
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WrnnSItiids-l -llc6crtragnnsen.

Gbbieto Supoifo an Ho6n Sch.
cunSfi unO 6roil 9lorieitc @oitcrn.
9Iue, no6c @olicsSir. II Bel l2.
9Ilfrco 81. Henibow Ii. gl on Slmc.
liza 2. Bono, @citieite ct. @alil,
no6e Soupolc-Str, t5.S 6ci so.
G6oS, 6, @ud an s, q. @colmcar
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uWnI6eI". .Gyrnncn berlanot.

@rfobrcne n8ld6el" .6rouen aur
glrbeit I'M genocrungs-0 -0cpt, 81 mel
oen; A. 6lur, SiaOc 6ombmrser G.
suns, Baltimore unO SonoOer-Str.
(Septi4-t6)
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-3 .0O; rotbeJiuben, Dol, | 12--zc.,
araut, blnOert, $i.00-2.00; SclIe.
ric, 9t.y.. GubcnO. 20 -5Oc.; Santa
loupes, &otonoc, Crate, 40-GOc-;
@oiiern Sbore, @rote, 40 0-60c.; SInnc
9IunOel @euS. aorb, 35-50c.;
OluiS, 9to., 12-15c.; @urfen, bei-
miIde, aor6, 90 3Oc.; GomlonS,
Ulr. II. @o., 3orb. S0c.-$1.; @gg-
Ylonts. Yiiriid-9or6. 25-30c.; Sci.
oeIbeeren Guort, FIFE; SnIut,
&-g., 9ilie oocr 9orb, $1OO-t.25;
5eimiidcr. guIdclfiite, 25-50c.;
2imo.9obnen, guldel, 75-90cc.,
aciGdIt YhlnO, 10-1tc.; 3miebcln
Gnitcru Shore, gelbc, aorb, To-
90c.; SAB, $250-275; weitlide,
ecl6c, guideI, $ttO-t.25; WaO, unO
$o, sel6e, 8uIheI $t.0O-t.10;
Yfirlibe. Ylountain, Carrier, $1.25
-1.75; "a 9orb, eeipobnIibe, 30
5Oc.; 5s aorb, Gboice, 5O-65c.; ea-
Itcrn Shore, aorb, 30-5Oc.; 4iIte,
50-75c.; Carrier, 70 90c.; 9ir.
ncn, Goitern Sbore, Bartlett. boIber
Gorb, 50-75c.; Scdel. 8orb, 10
50c.; Yieffcr. &orb, 25- 30c.; EfIon-
men &orb, 40-50c.; Squoib, aorb,
10-t5c.; Somotcn, @aitern S6orc.
5s &orb, $50; aus nGhlter gl6bc,
81 9orb, $780,; @uidcl; 60
6Oc.; @onermclonen WiO. uno Ia.,
$5.00-t5.00.
21mmer uno 9 dafe. -
Choice, fette SHofe. YiunO, 612-Sc.;
cute, 9lS-5c.; roube, Stiid. $3.50
400; oIte @ode, YfOy &c; Griib-
iobrs-2dmmer. dolce, fcite, Ehiuo,
15-1512c.; cute bis mittlere, Ffo.
t3-14c.
4GIber. - Choice, TfO. 10
16c. quite, 9fo., 14-14Hc.; idwere,
fette 9Glbcr, pro Stiid, $1,000
1000; Idwerc roube, Stiid, $500
1900; fIeine, mogcre. Stiid, $500
1000.
q dneine. - 6crfel. ie nod
@roBe, Stiid, $3.OO-4.OO; Sboots.
ie nad @r5Be. $5.Oc-6OO.
Ginooteb.-SiInae tette Stiere
pou 1000 bis 1900 9funo @elpidlt
&hin0, S-9c.; Stiere inter 1000
Efo. @eipibt. 7-71ac.; S6ict EfO.,
5-6c.; @ullcn @fO., 51a-6c.;
sroBe innse aiibc. @hno. 6-sc.;
moeere, 4-5c.; 9iibc NIT 9oIb,
5000; mogere, BIO. 3-31Sc.
Slide, 6rof6e e9rebieun6
CLANS. - 8utterfiIde, Sab, $500
1000; 9orpfen, Efuno, BE;
GrocuS. Sob, $5.0O-6O0; 6lunOern,
YfunO, Csc; Sroitt, groBe, SAB,
$tO.O0-t2O0; Salmon Srout. @fO.,
t2-t5c.; 9fod. Yfuno, 16-1Sc.;
Eon. Efuno, 12-15c.; meiBer Yerrb,
aroBe. @fnno, 12-15c. mittlere, 81
&C.; eelber &erh, eroBe, Efo., 12-
15c.; mittlere, 6-Sc.; Wiafrelen,
Yio.. 16-2Oc.; Soilors, eroBe, Efoy
t2-t5c.; mittIere, 6-Sc.; Gatiiid.
&fO.. 4-6c.; Sebte, BiO., 15-1Sc.;
g!oIe, YfO., 8-10c.; CLANS. bunoert,
Go 90c.; bartiboIiee 9rebie, Sab,
$1.75-2.50; peididaIige, GutcnO,
% -6Oc.
Eabnf (WarplanO), 100 FinnO:
Snicrior uno froitcO, $t2.00-1400;
Iouno common $500 1900; gutter
common, 5000 2t.0O; mitteIm0Bi.
ger, $22O0- 240O; gutter bis ieincr
rotber, $500 $500; 6oncp. $1,000
5000; Seconds, eepobulib bis
mittelmGBig, $t70O-23.00; Se.
COMBS, gutter bis ieiner. $2i00-
2S.0O; Ban Sabaf. fire.clircO, $500
5000; Upper Country oir-cureo,
$500 $500. Shledte gerpndnug.
bis 8 Gents pro @iunO Wenieer.
96ute nno Solc c-G'c'nl8cro
21c; friidbc, i9c.; beihdOiate, IT,
tSc.; Cru Stint, 33c.; 9oI6, &c;
GAof, Toe $t25; 2dnmcr. 40
60c.; 9uIIcn, 1Sc.; 8iegen, 15-25c.;
Golg, Yio., 10-t1c.; 9ienenuadis.
Efo., 1885,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-14

Ylor9en f0nncn im @emeinoe.Wlorft
6.Efuno- -SGdc n@oIo Dlcool"
Mcbl fir 43c. eefouit pcrOcu.
II @6enio gutter aoffce 5u rcou-
6irten Yreiicn.- 9iIliecs 6leiib
etc. miro in eroBen 2uontidten
Oorbonoen iein.
Stoot- GontroIcrr $. s. Ebrift
Iieb geitern ourd 6. Yutts, Super
intenoent Der 01Grfte, befonnt ma.
den, ooB morgen inn @enleinoemorft
elm 6.@fllno-Sod n@oIo N2eool"
Ntebl fir 43c. perfouft perOen piro.
5erner miro ais beionOere Speaioli.
tat 2Sc, &offee fir 23c., SOC. aoffee
fir 26c. unO 35c. &offec fir 29c.
berfouft meroen. 9ie &erren S. 8.
unO ISM. S. Seasmon boben einen
Stano eroffnet; lie meroen friidcs,
in Baltimore geihladtctcs 6leiih
Derfoiifen. Sr. 9brift modt 0as
Eublifim ou6 Onrouf oufmcrfiouL
OoB moreen eroBe &orr1tbe in alien
@ooren Oorbonocn lein merocn. Die
6irma Hctt6erg miro morgen eben.
foaS ibre @ooren I'M @encinoemorft
bcrfoufen.
0ie feIteeiesten @reiic fir Slciid
etc lino:
Sombureer Steof. 8fO.. .20c.
Sirloin Stcof, Yf6.. 25c.
Eorter Souic Steof, Bfo. .25c.
Souno Stenf, Efo.. .25c.
Suppenfleiih, @fo.. ........15 15c.
9fibben &ooit, &fo. /. .22c. Ii. 25c.
3cornercO Rooit, 9SfO.. .22c. II. 25c.
G5ud 9toolt, Yfo.. .tSc.
2omm.S6enfeI, EfO. .30c
2omm-Hippen HfO. ....... .35c.
2omm,6leiid, YfO. ....... .20c.
Shinten 9Sfo. ............. .30c.
Sdultern, Efo. ........... .24c.
Yuooine, Yfo. .............t .tSc.
Sriide Sranffurter, @fo.. .22c
@cr6uherte 6ronffurter, @fO. .19c.
@cmiidtes 6ett, @fO.. .20c.
gGbribire Creamery Butter, @fo. 5tc.
@lgin Creamery Butter, @fo.. .47c.
0lorpI. 8roceB Butter, Efo.. 45c.
@utterine ipie foIgt:
Gburngolo, Nfo. ........ 33c.
.. g., @fo. ............. bic.
Suit Moio ........... SOC
grtro ouseeIeiene Carroll -GountD
gier, 9so. ............ 44c,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-14

ieo qlntheiIe uniieo giubs Co.,. 27
$4,000 Goshen nno SO Ger u ......... Ola
10000 Goshen uno SO Ger M....... af
10000 Goshen nno so Ger y ........ %
5000 Goshen uuo so Ger N....,.. 02h
10000 Cocoon mo 80 Ger A.-...,.. e2
1000 Conf 4oper Roien Get. ......... 0sh
20OO 0If poru 0orp Ger ,......... ~
2O0O 0aut WIts scr 9............. 90
1000 ga. Car nno Norib 5er........ 97h
2O00 lniieo 9aIponS inc 4er........ 50N
5000 lmiico Aipbs 4er.....,...... o7h
1000 ca. Souib niib 6la Der. ........ e7
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-14

WioiS. 3uiu6r 20,t45 9uihcI;
@crian0t pcn Ncn Gleuatorcn 3960i
@rihcl; @lcpotorenuorrotb 9l8452
@nlbcl
ShhlBrotc--Sc -Seltcrn.
Contract 0Ir. T. 2 oocr 3 mciBcr. 0e-
miidter oOcr eeI6er 2l5h 2t4
Safer. 3ufu6r 1886 9uidlcl
%eridn0t bon 0en Glcuotorcn l070Gi
@uidcl; Glcpatorenoorrat6 5tS.5Si
9uicbcl
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GTnrmlamO az pcrfanfcn.
3 9snrm.Nnranims.

~ ~ -" w NNeb$eRN
Wtlllen megen SamilicnberbdIiniHen foIori
t-o a.. neriautt ueroen.
A'v nuer' 70 glder flnr, 100 gBul0 g9obni
n, pHnler; ale nobgen qubeneebduoe, S550O
10 Nder, 90 Nder liar, % Ndlo; erfiEluiiiqes
pans iino @tallgebdnne $500.
'fzx uuer, 9O 2lder fldr, 28h @ol0; ncuea
eNnlBqlop uro neue SiaaQeb1u0e $4,000
Aue Oarmen itHo In b1dliter 0nltur, Iieacn
Puldmmen an StaatssNonleparo oentfbe G6l.
le ullo &irhe, " Meilen BON @ilenbnhn nnb
Ss,1,,ingo SSasnniangosns 4 Stnnoe pom 9eoibinDion. ~
sSIIul'oef oon Taltimore. Nor8iolicbrr Rariof.
les,, SI,, @lse,, aialids, sei8en un6 StornbooeIi
aaI2l,narieIa ,eHies gSalIcr. eeuuoes. milbea
!l; 9liiia;; %iIl gSnnf1 lam toSies uno Iebcnoes
Snoenlar ptlia nit geianit werocn
2Tit. Suffers @5SSasltsr SipG5im.
sGI,aggtqasrtier fir WiarbfSmO.sormen.
xel@tta tiE eeats, bie In Curtis Ban lupbneu.
Seben Slc lln Die neuen 6duIer In bent
lOOO NlQd Ger Bennlngion-Abcnuc nit gerans
ben an Der Srort nn glue NeoitemIibfciicr.
Ylooeril olS III aue @in3elbeiten U1an nebmc
Orleans, ooer euris Ndb @leflrifohe fictae an
Der GNriissgloenuc nno Ghprehs5irake ab urn
Acbc elHeH Nlod peitlidb 5iir Nenninatons9be.
Inter ben oben eripdbnien 6diIerit beIinbell
l1 nlebrere ynoclt. Maeut an Ort uno 5icue
fdaIlct iiIlo Guifitidqs
Waltcr g. WeIsphal,
ViSenlblner iin0 pniniftteruebmer
b9-2O-2i WlnHirn SHlIblna. (elua5-)
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gerIurcn.
@crLurcn.

Elm Nliitpod ~. september, 5pidcn benz
0annliuilcr'Rarf" nm 1900 N.s@burleas CIT,
poloenc Sdnicmlhr nit UionoGrnnim g. V.
pobe 9eobnuna. Srnn Yleimer, 1908 VOrb.
0barlec, StraRc. (Septt4-t5)
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-10
SENDING QUESTIONABLE
To ALL REG|STRAATS
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be on duty all the time after Decem-
ber Is, is is expected. In other cities
of the Valley the advisory board will
furnish an attorney.
Five Men Sent North.
Rex Licchtenberger, Preston X. Ell
lis, Oscar Peterson, Henry Williams
(negro) and Frank Prentiss were sent
to Camp Lewis yesterday morning,
Lichtenberger being the leader.
Lichtenberger was temporarily dis
charged for physical reasons some
time ago, but has grown better; Pres
ton Ellis is an alleged delinquent; Os.
car Peterson was arrested as a de-
serter; Henry Williams is late reg
istrant, and Frank Prentiss was
transferred from the Bishop board.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-10

Two men broke the Calexico Jail
Saturday night and more would have
departed from the bastile had not
Mrs. E. R. Brown prevented the de-
livery by alarming her husband, the
customs inspector.