davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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-wists0 by Time.

The sDire of an old church in Eng ilnd has been twisted into an almost 5iiraI Form by the unequal contraction ahd expansion of the lead and wood qL which it is constructed.
The Brinkley argus., 1917-07-27

A waitress, like a poet, is born to her work How do you make that outT Because she is one maid to order.n
The Brinkley argus., 1917-07-27
To Cure a Cold in One Dav

Take LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine. II stops the Cough and Headache and works of the Cold. Druggists refund money fl it fails 10 cure, &. v. GROVE signature on each box. 25c.
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Virtue

Virtue ie like precious odors-most fragrant when they are inoezsed or crushed francis Bacon,
The Brinkley argus., 1917-07-27
The Wau of lt

Ten 'em you .aw 1t h tn. Arsu.
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Hospitality.

Sometimes q fellow will extend a hospitality that savers of robbing the pigs.
 reu am svl ssw Ii In A,s .Arau'
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piIes Cured ln C toI4 Davs

Your dfuggist will refund money if pAzo OINTMENT tails 10 cure auy case of Itching Blind, Bleeding orProtfuding Piles in ito 4davs Tue hfst application gives Ease and Rest. soc
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,wsre the skidd'ng.

It may be a good thing Is,rs.. ,g in | "skidding."
The Brinkley argus., 1917-07-27

Fost tell 'em you saw It ln rhe Argns
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INTERNATIONAL SUNIGlYSGI0OL
 LESSON

CBy D. O. SELLERS Acting b-rec59i k.
 the Sunday School Course in the Mooay
 Bible Institute Of Chlcago) (Copyrieht, 1017, Western Newspaper Cnlon.l
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THF BRINKLtY ARGUS

PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY Wm. B. AND II. M. FOLSOM
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-01

cent is indicated. Other feed crons
show @ growing condition which com.
par,s ayorably with thar of me snme
date last year
The summary follows:
Wheat has q growing condition of
10 per cent This s am increase over
the condition OF one month ago of 3
per cent and nm increase of 9 Der cent
as compared with the condition of
same dat, u 1915. The extreme
northwest part OF the state shows tbo
poorest condition for some vears Cim.
auon, Texas, Beaver. Harper. Wood.
ward and Ellis counties have grow
ing condition 0f go per cent. I'm 1915
at this time thoir condition was 70
per cent and m 1915. 81. per cent
These counties have experienced ON
of the longest dry periods this season.
that has been known for years. The
remaining counties Of the wheat belt
are in good condition as they have
moisture enough to keep them out of
i danger.
The growing condition of oats is 81
| per cent. This is 6 per cent better
than the condition Of one year ago
| However, It is little early for any
definite information concerning the
oats crop Alfalfa also shows a grow
ing condition Of 81 per cent and com
pares fayorably with the condition OF
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-01
HIDDEN GERMAN FORT
Correspondent Disc overs Rcmark ably
Vel Protected Underground Rasi.
zion hca; HDye Abandoned.

Iaudon March 81 Philp GIhbs,
sp0u,aut of the London Daily
chronicle "a rhe war cowe-p -poudonts
hcldQpauo! u france. sends the fol.
lowing under date of March %.
"Al0ng every step of the way by
which the Germans reTeated there
are relics which show exactly how
ihoy lived and fought when
they were hidden from across No
Mans Land
Everywhere outside Bapaume and
pAronnc and Chaulnc- and all those
deserted places near the front lines
one ugly thing stares one IN the face
-German harbed wire II is heavier
and stronger stuff than the British
or French wire with great cross
pieces of iron They used amazing
quantities of it in great wide belts
IN the three lines OF defense before
these trench systems and in an sorts
of odd places, by bridges and roads
and villages, even far behind the
trenches, 10 prevent any sudden rush
of hostile infantry or TO tear British
cavalry to pieces should they break
their lines and get through The Ger
man trenches are deeply dug, and
along the whole line from which they
have now retreated they are provided
with great COncreted and timbered
dugOuts leading into an elaboate sys-
tenn of tunncled galleries, perfectly
proof from shell fire, and similar to
those which | described often enough
in the Somme battlefields But, in
addition to these trench systems. they
made behind their lines series Of
strong posts cunningly concealed and
commanding a wide field OF fire. with
dominating observation over the Brit
ish side OF the country.
81 found such a place quite by acct.
dent yesterday. My car broke down
by little wood near Roye, looking
across to Damery and Bouchoir and
the woody wired fields which till a
week ago were No Mans Land When
| strolled into the wood suddenly
looked down an enormous sand pit
covering an acre or so. and saw II was
"A concealed fortress of extraordinary
strength and organization. an under.
RihhlN Nlldu'l lul bdIIlhOu vi dl
least 5000 men, perfectly screened
by the wood above Into the sand
banks on every side Of the vast pit
were built hundreds of chambers lead.
ing deeper down into a maze of tun.
nels which ran right around the cen.
tral arena The officers quarters
were all timbered,and paneled and pa.
pered, with glass windows and fancy
curtains They were furnished with
bcdsteads looted from French houses
and with mirrors, cabinets. wash
stands, marbleiop tables and easy
chairs Each room had an enameed
iron stove, and noticed in several of
them empty cages, from which sing.
ing birds had flown when German of.
ficers opened the doors before their
own fitting. The mems quarters were
hardly less comfortable. and the whole
place was organized ns a self.contain
ed garrison. with carpenters shops
blacksmith's sheds, quartermaster
stores, still crowded with bombs and
aerial torpedoes thousands OF them
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-01
MONTHLY CROP REPORT
Growing Condition Of Wheat Improved
Three Per Cent During March.
Now 76 Per Cent

Oklahoma city, April THE grow
ing condition Of wheat increased three
per cent during the month of March
and now is 76 per cent according to
the monthly crop summary for March
issued today by the state board of ag.
riculture. In eight of the counties in
northwest Oklahoma, however. condi.
tions of extreme drouth prevail and
a growing condition OF only 60 per
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-01
Why constlnatlon lnlnres.

The bowels are the natural sewer.
age system Of the body. When they
become obstructed by constipation a
part OF the poisonous matter which
they should carry off is absorbed into
the system making You feel duh and
stupid and interfering with the diges.
ton ana assimilation Of food. This
condition is quickly relieved by Cham.
berlains Tablets. Obtainable every
where -Adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-01
Knox speaks In pIttshurnh.

PIIIsburgh Pa, March 31.-Phllan.
der G.. Knox, United States senator
from Pennsylvania, will be the prln.
cipal speaker at a patriotic mass meet.
Ing to be held here tonight. BY wire.
less a message win be sent to nine
other cities in the United States where
meetings ere being held.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-01
Insomnia.

Indigestion nearly always dlsturbs
the sleep more or less, and is often
the cause of insomnia Eat light sup.
per with little if any meat, and no
milk; also take one Of Chamberlain's
Tablets Immediately after supper. and
see If you do not rest much better. OBJ
tainable everywhere. -Ady.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-01
TO REBUILD RHEIMS
Building Contractors Organize to Start
Reconstruction When German
Artillery Is Pushed Back.

Rheims, France, March 31.-The
building contractors of Rheims and
representatives Of all the building
trades are organizing a mutual and co.
operative society with a view to be.
ginning the rebuilding of the city as
soon as the German artillery is push
ed back out Of range.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-01
Spring,

Spring is looked upon by many as
the most delightful season OF the year,
but this cannot be said of the rheu.
matte. The cold and damp weather
brings on rheumatic pains which are
anything but pleasant They can be
relieved, however by applying Cham.
berlain's Liniment Obtainable every.
where. ADV
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16
SaltimOrer Niarft6cridJt.

Gier. @0. uno &o.. 0uecno,
43c,; @oItern Shore, No., itno 8o.,
49c.; neitli6e (Obio), 43c.; g8..@ay
42c.; IiiSIi6c (gt..GD,41c.
gutter. Seporotor, Efuno,
4t-43c.; 9Erints, " &fnno, 41z
43c.; &rints, gfuno, 41-44c.; /;
@lods, 9 &funo, 3S-42c.; 9oirp
&ronts, @8o., ga. 8o., 27 29c. !;
StorepodeO, 27- 2Sc.; 9toIIS. M1O.
uno ga, 2Sc.; &olls, @eIt.&u., 81
-28c.
@cfIiigeI. Sii6ner, ilnqe,
&iunO, 24-25c.; oIte, 23c.; oltc
SABINE uub Stogs, 12c.; gnten,
il,nec, t6 20c.; fIcinc, 16 t7c. /;
Surfcps, Sennct 90c.; iungc
SABINE, 27-2Sc.; fleipc, 81 22c. !;
Eauben alte uno iitnge 8oore 25c. !;
-@uineo-@efliigel, irngcS, i1s 8funo
iino mcbr, 25-35c.; fleinercs, 25c. !;
@dt1e, Ytltn0, lJ-2Uc.
@obnenuno@r @rbIen.-@Iod.
epe @rbIen Choice, neue, @ui1eI,
$2.S5-2.90; Sbinnep Grbien, ncue.
guIdcI, 1926 2.40; gIciu Ora
Grbien neue, gui6cl, $2.25-2.40;
9Iod ooer Com @rbIcn neue, 8uidcI,
1926 -2.40; Gountro iueiBe Bob.
nch @uidet $5.0O-5.5U.
Sbituno @emiiie. 9tepfeI
8.@to. inO 9So., 6ob, $2.50-3.50;
@obnen, Crime, 6IoriOa, 9orb, $500
400; 8obnen @od)s, 9nrb $500
$50; &rallt, R.gy Sonnc, $t40
-150; ScIIeric, Se..y,, 9iiuOcl,
20-40c.; @irfen sSlorioo. aorb,
$t,25-1,75; Sale, StorfoIf, sSoB,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16
BerG6mter 5ran6tlreur.

8eionntIi9 botten ole 9eutT1en
ou9 i'm Rriege 1870-71 piel unter
Dsm Grdnttireurtrieo Su Ieibeu, Sumul
bic franSOff6e Regieruns bteies Oes
ipsrfli6e Srsiben Iebr uuteritiiBte. ga,
eirseIne SeIoberren mo1ten io9or nit
oiefen SreiIddrIern eemeiHIame Sadie,
0oS mar beIpnbers Bel benz 5ranttis
rsur sofepb 6itter Der TaI, stnem ses
borenen GliGfsr, Der in MeB dnIdKig
eeipeieu mar. Q(s 8d3oine I9 NIT
ieinem &orps nudl Msb 5uriidSos, BILE
bette Sitter NIT @a5dines 3uitimmuua
Elm ous fiinFino5pon3ig Mann beItes
bsnoes sgrouttirsurtorps, unb jeosr
bisier 9eute erbielt aus Der &riegstd'
ferne eiuen Solo bon 3 Sgranten tag
ltH. DG6reno Der @elagerung euts
lptdsIte nun r@oter glitter" tpte er
Glgemein gcnannt ipuroe, - dnbere
ndnnten ibn tpegen fetnes Tebr ifarten
peiben Soares uno 8drtts Der ipeibt
Dir cine ungemein riibrise 3G'
tiatett. Gr tpor bon 8crrf 8ierbrous
er uno feline 2eute tporen 8erufssenpis
fen, olIo meiIt trGftise &erI,, 70 bdb
er ben Deuti9en ou9 manden S9o'
ben btibro@te nit Ieiner S9ar, ipas
ibn banu 81 Tebr prabIerti9eu Reoen
tomiI6fer 9lrt Deronlobte. @r ber'
ldngte gerooeSu an Oie SteIIe @aaaincs
seIebt su perben, oarn tpollte er f8or
NIT Der @rmse burdbretben. Ni9tS'
oefoipentger riibmte ct fi4 dber, NIT
8oSdins auf Tebr sutem 8ube 5u ite'
ben unb BON Oicfem itets nm @dt sc'
frdet au perben. 6itter bate Elm
I9le9tes Gnbe. Gr ipuroe nod BEN
ariege bon Si9tIetoen 70 gepldgt, BAT
CT Ii9, neil er ben S1mers nt4t ers
troger tonnte, T9liebIid IeIbit tOtete
obtpobl er bod in ben Sieb5ieern ipdr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16
Sir Otnti6t GIOttt.
Ssntidbr Si9trr nuBmsH sruRrs Sns
ttrehe barau.

Sn oen betonnten @ebi9tcn ttaes
reebenoisen" fang @eorg Serptsb,
oIs biele Stimmen In 9eutI9lanb oie
Sbnma9t unIeres 8aterlanbes sur
Gee tief betIdgten: .@rpd@, mein
bolt nit neuen Sinnerl 8Iid' in bes
S4tdfaIs soIones Bud. Gripab',
mein @olt, beiB' betue S59ter fpirs
nen! Mir brau9en pieoer einmal
oeuti9es 2iuuen Su OeutI9em Segtl.
tu9!" On Der !SanId rubmrei1s 3ets
ten semdbnenO, tpeiit 9erpegb borouf
bin, bab bon bamdIs ,beutI9e 6sIs
Den i'm Meeressrunbe f9lufen," unO tn
Den Sturm Der 8oItsbeipe9ung ICbIeus
bert er ben flammenben Guf: ,0os
Wleer, bds Dtser ma9t frei!" Sn
Seripeebs WeiIe fang ou9 Serbinano
GreiIisrdtb feline nSSIottentrdums" unb
pertiinoete iubeIno, baB er i'm Settle
bereits bic rFriiber perbotenen Jarbtn
f4porsrotsolO in tduIenb Mimpeln
ipeben fdbe."
Sn Der 1848 BET @rpdbous erI9ets
neuOen @egenipdrt purbe Die eritouns
Ii4e GatId9e ans 2i9t ge5osen, Oob
DeutIdIono, bas Bis babin gar ni9ts
5um S9uBe Yetnsr &iiIttn unb feiner
@eef4iffe eetdn bate, bereits iiber
eine SonoeIsFotte Oerfiiss, rbie nG9it
Ser engliI9en uno Der ameritdniI9sn
Die itdrtIte Iei." Die Ssnobrilder be-
urteilten tn elmer Gtngabe an oen Buns
Oestog England ri9tig, inbem iie uuss
fiibrten: rGn9ldnbs @robmut eebt
ni9t ipsiter ais fem eieener @orteil. ="
2lu9 Robcrt Blum erlteb Elm 4uss
T9reibsn dls @ioeprGfoent bes Tinfs
=gusI4uKes, tnoem er etnsn
nMurinetonsreB" foroerte, Der am 81.
Mdi In Somburs sufammentrot unb
BET Dem bic Gesierilngen bon preuBeu,
Msdlenburg, 2iibed, Samburs, u. +.
No., pertreten iporen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16
Ser. Singer BON Baltimore.
{@egriinoet 1880

$auptquartier: n@ermonta.D1dn-
ner9or-Glubbaus," ger. S52, gaorO-
SomarO.StraBc.
ErGiiOent $enrp $bomnS, gtr.
316, @eit.Sarotoeo.@troBe
Sobn u. &lein, Dirigeut, gli. POI,
observation-disclosures.
@cOrgc SimmeIbeBcr, prptofoni'
rcnoer uno CorreipnuOirenoer Sefsp-
tdr, Ser. 4t9, 6orrclt.Strabe.
Sermonn NlidliA, Sfotmeilter,
ger. 713, @nrner-Strose.
6inan0.SefretGr @bos. gteinbarot,
Scott' uno Sombure.StroBe
@m. 9. SiIoetranot, gtbItotbetar,
ySr. 1929, SreOerid-glberne.
Gbas. yteiL Scr. GAG, gaor6.SuItr-,.
g[bcy 9oriiser Oes W2ulit.G Gonitr'S
narion'@eion
n$ormonie,"
n8ernIoniu-N6nne
nJrobIiun,
D9baIia.M .Mdnneraor,~
nMo5art.Wldnnerh
ngi@enfron3,"
s@ermanio 0unrtett-Glub,"
sMelooie,"
rMctser-@eio
Ueitcno.2ieoerfrons".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16
Bismnrc6 Uer6nuft.

Dds geI9db 1870 in @erIoilIes uno
nod bd5u bon einem Iebr patriotiT9en
Mdnns, RGmli9 bon Dem @tbeimen
Rtsierlngsrot 9r. @ti.ber, benz Be-
tdnnteu 8erIiner poIi1etrat, Der 1870
ala Better Der TeIoppliSei in @erTaits
Ies ipirtts. Stieber fhrieb iibsr oua
brollise @ortommniS an feline Sat-
tin: rGine feline Dame tpollte nit Sc
malt ben Gomte 8ismard Iebeu, id
fpielte ipieber ben S9lauen unO Ioste;
rSie ToIlen Iogor 6iGt Bel i6m Itsbeu,
uber T1affen Sic mir Elm Stiid friI9e
Butter unO &dIe." gti9tig, iie sine
nit uns (tGmIi9 Stiebcr unb lctnem
Gtobe, su benz unter anberen ols Ses
tretGr Der betdnnte 8erliner pcfeu'
fbriftIteIler SnIingre eeb0rte), in Elm
unT6einbores, rerI9loHenes 6dus,
unD mir erbielten duf einem tletneu
Sofc bier Stiible unb etreu Slid,
Butter, &GIe uno Mein. 9rot boben
mir nit. gla9 DoGsn mar Oiss bic
erFe friTbe Butter unb 2GTe. @ir
baben berrli9 gefriibTtiidt uuO unferen
8ismard leben laTer. Sin Stiid
Butter uuo &dIe mar er i4on inert.
SG babe mcin Wort reoli9 sebdlt.n,
bic 9ome bat fi6 ben 8tsmord gang
eendu angeIeben. llebrieens tann td
perT9eru, Die Dame mar ntbt me9r
jung"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16
Nutirnngen an Der biciigen SIftivn
SUrir.
ela0t aoriimorc.gtrlIcn lrenl

staot @oIiimore'glfiicn (ree.).
Baltimore Gito dcr 1925. 100
Baltimore Glib aer 1868. totIS
gos mo GIefirisitdt.
Soiio electric ser tftompco) M. oaM loo
3leoclanS gIcc SIhtm 5ers.... t02 1929
@ontoIonco 6bas Ser 5er f05
GonicIiooicS cas Aver. "a o5
9oni G'us 6 6 & q com. $50. .t2tM 1873
@ou @oipcr notes 1O5h ioeM
20 @ater & 8omcr com.- 79h
9aufssJftcn.
Wlerdb 'DlcdbsSirlf Rat @nnf .. sfM
Rational @anf Of Baltimore $50 i53
Rational @aur Of Commerce SAY
gtailouaI GrStauee @oHl ,,,.,,.15s 162
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16

A6nnncnten, bic ben ,ScntIdJcn Cor.
rcipUnDeuten" nidIt piiuttIidJ pOer nnrc-
eClmGfia rrbaltcu, iinb aebctcu, her
Sffire bappW per %cIrP4uH Vpsr idlriitIi@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16

so 0Oc.; aopfioIot, gorfolf, SEorb,
$1.25-1.75; aopiioIot 6Ioy Sforb,
$2.00-400; 3picbcln, gf.-Y. 100
Yfuno Sod, $500 $50; &feffer,
6lay Crete, $9.5o-4.0o; Spinot,
gtorfoIf, Sob, $1.50-t.75; @rbbce.
rem Slo., Quort, 2O-3Oc.; &omos
ten SIorioo 6oucp, 1926 S.75;
Choice, $500.
&ortoffeIn.- g8ciBe, @uiheL
gS. .Nao. ino So, 1926 $50; g..
9. uno gS..Sy, 1926 2.50; @ot-
ern Shore, MO., 1926 2.40; iiiBe
aortoifcln @oitcrn Shore, gelbe,
6oB, $3.50 500; gorf 9fiper, Sab,
$3.75-4.25; 9Ioro Carolina, SAB,
$4.50-5.00; Yoms, Sob, $500
$3.50.
Slide, MuItern uno Ser
r a pins. ~ Gorpfen, Sf6., 4-6c.;
Slounoer8, &finO, g. Sc; Grolt,
eroBc, SOB, $12-15; flcinc, So 81;
9fof, EfunS, 15-22c.; tpciBer &erd,
@funo, S-1Oc.; mrOitn 4--5c.;
aeIber &erd, oroBe, S-10c.; fIeine
bis medium, @fitnO, 3-4c.; Mode-
rcIs, gfuno, S-2Oc.; SaiIors,
oroBc, @funO, 12-15c.; medium, 6
Sc; 'Sed)te, 9funo, t5-1Sc.;
gloIc, 9funO, S-10c.; GotfiI6, @fo.,
3-5c.; Clans. bunOert, 65-70c.;
sLuitcrn Gboicc, Sob, $3.50-4.0O;
8rimes, Sob, $2.75-3.00; gulls,
Sob, $200-2.50
&iuooieb.-S5iinee fette Stiere
ben 1000 Bis 1900 @funo @epid)t,
@htno, S129c.; 6tiere untcr 1000
&iuno Gemidlt, S-S1ac.; S6ieiL,
&funO, SIC; guIlem 9funo, 51B
-7c.; eroBe iiinee Giibe, &fmo, 6
Sc; mogerc, 31a-512; &iibe NIT
aoIb, $40-65; mogcrc, BfunO, 8
-31ac.
9 dpeinc. ~ 6erfcI, ic nod
G5r0Bc. Stiid, $t.75-2.50; Sboots,
ie uod oroBc, $S.0O-4.5o.
&GIbcr. Choice, Hfrno, IA
-141ac.; quito. 131a14c.; ibpcre.
Stiid, $tS- %; rotbc, $t4-16S
fleinc moeerc, $50.
2Gmmer uno @ 6afe.
Choice, fctte 5dofc, &fo., 41s-5c.;
e,ite, 3--4c.; roubc, Stiid, $t.5O
2.50; alte gode, Bflino, 3h-4c.;
6riiblines.26mmer, gboicc. fette,
EfunO, 12h-13c.; mcoiiim TO-
lie.
Eo6ot (MorDIono), 100 &funo.
-WetuOenpertbie uuo ofroIteo." $40
-12; outer getuobnIider uno grim.
ner, $t3-14; gutter, gep6bnIider,
$t5-16; nlittclnlGBiger. $17-19;
outer big feincr rotber, $21-22;
6oncg 500 25; Seconos. geluoBnli-
der bis mittclmdbiger, $12-17;
SECONDS, gutter bis feiner, $3.50;
&runobl6tter. neuc @rnte, $7--1S;
goD Eubof, fire citreo, $S 90; lip
per Gountrp, oir.cnreo, $S-17 -
|longcI1oftc uo idbIe6t eemibte
Gerpodlne, 1-3c. pro &funo nic-
0riger.
s Sduteuno 8 la @eiolSene,
&hino, 20c.; frilAe, 1Sc.; bcidGoig-
tc, Tie; 9rb Stint, 33-34c.; 9oI6,
29-30c.; Sd)of, 75c.-$1.25; Gam.
mcr, 30-60c.; /; @uIeh 15c.; 3icgeit
15- 25c.; EoIg, 8funo, 9-10c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16

Gcrlnnat.
Sin Wldodbcu fiir 6oisarbcit; gutter 2obn
tilr cine paiienoe lerion. yia65uiroaen yir.
$50, ylorb' '6nltpn.9lpenne. (6eb16-ts)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16
WrMnOitiidS.llcb

Grneit (. GclpcIl lmO Srot al Oie-
IeIbeu, Siticitc ct EnuI., nobc 9lea.
lout-5tr, "a Del 1870
Sobonno Ncorp Il. u. ON oieielbcn,
Siionelt@de 6ort.gIuc. unO gIacu.
Str, t2 BEL 20.
Upton gS. Goriep an OieiClbeu, Z
@rlnoitiide.
&orriet y. Gugou an oicielben,
SiiOoIt-Gde ct. saul. inns &Ieoiont-
Str, "a bel 1870.
yllniteO GaiIpops & @lcc. So" on
oieieIben, @egerc6t.
g. 6. Sec Soa OIL oMiontc6elo 9.
& 8. 9I.", @eItieitc @oIf.Str., nobc
@oriid.9Ipc., GA bci 200.
G6oS. 9. 9odman an @rneIt s.
Sombitrg lmO 6rouL POP Collins
glbe.
GrneIt 8. Som6urg an Gbos. 9.
godmou, 202 @ollinSsgtpc.
@m. 9oucr mo Srou oil @oIter
S. See unO 6rou 200 OrIcanS.Str.
Colonial Gruit Co. II. 81, &rult,
an G6oS. S9. SeeS, SiiOolt.Gdc
GborIes- Ctr. uuo Wit. &pDol.9lpe.
@m. 6. @ront inO 6rou an G6ar-
lottc &. Slowc, SiiopeIticite Gorep.
no6e @ofer-Str., t4,2 bel 60.
Senrb SoucrlonO Ii, ". an Sobn
8. @coper, 2 @runoitiidc.
@m 3. Garrid II. ". an oeniel6elt
@rlinoitiide.
Senrb &ubl oil 2iGic 9. StaIiort,
2 @rtnoitiide.
So6n y. @ofcr unO 6rol al Sg.
notiuS @loOoref unO 6rouL gIorOici.
te 9onfs, nn6c @oltleitrobc, IA bel
S4 SUB, @rltnO5inS $2S, So.
GOitb @t. 6orO II. y. an g. @iih
Ii. a., 2 @rltnoltiide, $5.
Spmon Siegel inO lrou on glns
no SomuelS, SItieitc Caroline, nabe
8oufitroBc, 1872 bel SUB, GrO8.
$50, So.
G6oS. 6. T6omoS imo Srou an
Geo. s. Sopp mo 8rou 9ir. 71S,
SiiO = 9atemooO 9Ipenuc, @rlno5.
SAL, So.
So6n Z. Dono6uc an 6. 81 Sou.
ton un0 6rou, 9tr. 600, Siio Gur.
lepitroBc, @rlmo5itS $l2, $5.
Samuel &opfu an GboS. 9iiblcr
imO SrolL 9lr. 800, Sorforo glpcy
@runO5inS $2S. $5.
SSocob Cohen uuo 6rotl an Sol.
&oncS lmO ;SralL 2 0}ruuOitiide. SIS.
s. g9nlter Otter, &ruItce, an Sau-
ro 9(. Otter, 4 @rilnoitiide, 81.
Spman Sorlpib al ISM. Sous'
man 9torOolt Gde GroB- lmO @or.
nerItraBe. @umo5ins $6l, $5.
0jultopuS u. &orb an Charles
@iotfe, 9tor0 ieitc Scr .. 9lOenuc,
nobc Gbeitnut-9Ipenue 1873 bel S7.6.
Charles Nlotfc al 0'liitopnS ".
Gorb, gtoroicitc Scr 9. 9loculc, nabe
GbcItnlt 9lpcnuc, 1873 bel SIG.
9oltis &iri6 oil SOo 90. EeIIo,
5iioicitc ocr OlcGomaS., nabe 9locc-
StroBe, IA bel 80.
$. 8. ". SeimiIlcr, @eriuoltcr,
an Somuel Siider, 9fr. 1929, OFT
9altimore-StroBe.
@nelccn 2. Nllrpbp oil GobioS
9afer, 9ir. TAG, @cit9}ortb-9lpc.
Sobn @. ". aIciu mo ;Srau all
George GIcin imO 6ron @citicite
DER 9loonlingOole Gono, nobe 9el-
mont.9loeuuc, 50 bei
9lobcrt ,0obn 9tdhIaBoermoItcr,
an 9iobcrt Sobn glr. 62i, gtoro-
6rcnont.glOenuc
9lobcrt Sobn an 9lnno 6. Subl-
man gtr. 62i, gtoro.6rcmont.9loe.
@corl SahS all @iIliom 3. 9[ulo
llno Iroil Oitieitc Scr &otomac-,
nn6e 2omboro-5troBe, 1879 bci 50.
Wtattic Sieemun al @fortba 9lnn
9lulo, 0itieitc Der @oIic., nabe @al.
timore-Strobe, IA bei t40.
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gonfett, all Incident oiiG @ouoer-
neur Sorrington uuo @ottin Ebeil
ne6men iper6en.
0o8 Syobres.8onfett beS o9llunl.
nen.&ereinS Scr boberen Gnoben'
IhuIe" fono eeitern glbeuo I'M $50.
tel @merion" itott. Sr. Sermon @oot
mar scr SooltmeiIter,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16

9 o mdu9er bruudt Iebr Oiel lleber,
Iteune, ebe er eine-Dummbeit md1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16
@cI6dfts.@ .@cIcscnGcitcu.

Niiiluucn BON Dollars wcrbcn perauSanbt
i'm gorfolf ,Sloiiens9dubof, Cape Gbarlcs Sort
uno ieiiens Der @lenbnbnen &onimt nncb ylors
toli nro beainn Elm @e0dit @ute 9docn iir
Observation-Disclosures muitfuliide Snitris
mente, 0Crrenrglrtiiels, Nlcbers BubmdareHs
@6neibcrs, Gcpnrtmeuts9doen ooer crnnoitiide
fir fSabrifcn. @eibditSbdmier 5u perf1nicn
ODER 5lt berpnd)ten g. s. glAsbnnnt q &c.,
Snite 600 0itidcns 9aut, RUriolt, 8a. Jteies
reil5en: Sraeno eine Nnni. (5ebt1-1D
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@a66cn.

Die .Nmeritan Subartp Gumpaub" phuidjt
Midbmcn als 2eBninac fir bic 3erheauna
Tleiner Gianrren. 9sbrlneen iuirb Sc prO
Ssome bc5a9lt anb nadl 5psi geudcu pirb Oer
2pbu erbBbt.
2eidtc nnS bcltGnOigc glrbcit wGBrcnS
Oes gan5cn SaBres.
glrbcitsltnnOeu
bDu 7.30 Born. bis $50 glnGm.
Snmitng
DOn 7.30 &orm. bis / 1t6r gladm.
,SciRer 2nn@ in Der Sabrif erbGItlidJ.
She Nmcricnn SO6nccO Company,
galtimorc.Sweia,
PIG SaS-G6nrles.StrnFe.
NSan beDate bic slbreiIr, 2f6 eaS.etraRe,
TN @cbdfMi6. (6ebt0-1D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16

Sr. 9. Sonen @rispoIo, iln.,
@litgIieo ser gouffirmu 9roipn
Bros, giebt beilte mebrereu Gobi.
nets @lit9le6cru aus @oibington eiu
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uN1der.Mr .MriannnrrrinA y

SoitptquarAer; oSfaffePs Sole
glr. 109, gsoro-Sreoerid.S .StroBc, ie.
oen SnmItag 9lbeno, nit glusnobme
Ses britten SamItogs i'm saonot,
c@ereinjste GGnesr sun Baltimore"