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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-15
RAI, aDICTATOR" :.
I MAY SAVE TRAFFIC
PRESIDENT Ready to Take
Radical Step to Solve Prob
+ lens of Transportation
WON'T TOLERATE STRIKES
WA sHINGToN. Nov.

ns WASHINGTON, Nov. is.
/. railroad dictator" may be appointed
president, Wilson. Determined that
oY ,ransportation shall not be tied up
NHi strike, the President today also
~ under consideration not only the re-
mas ~ the big brotherhoods to arbitrate
luz luz Uare demands, but also the critical
.e,a,, .nen congestion. war shortage and rail-
nDaS finance problems A dictatorship.
roa r,,,or 70 the government of food. fuel.
s.,oritv and shipping is being urged
pmo,aiiv TO turn the country's railways
olnniote,v and solely into n war machine
co,np cop Presidents closest advisors declared
Irould stop at nothing to keep open the
ne " Cor munitions, coal and other essentials
80. does not sway the brotherhood chiefs
~ ~. =" Persuasion he has recourse to Govern
py ron,roI. with the workers drafted at
mem mem, nav. They believe that additional
trny, ,,on first necessary for such an un-
;re,aI Tor move would be granted by Con-
ioon us. AZ the Presidents behest IL the
Emergency arose. , ,,,,.. 49,. -.
~ 20 Mead with the Interstate Commerce
Ioos,rnission ~" for more revenue, may see the
,,o.nident or communicate with him indi-
= III, A week from today the Brotherhood
,,ssars will visit the President at the White
,Iause That the outcome may be some
agreement for raise in pay, with presi-
lssrtiaI recommendation for increased rail-
road freight rates, is regarded as more than
possible, , .a, au,
,heir demands as they did year ago, the
president will cast the burden of RESPONSE
tbility upon them. He has already declared
+ his view that patriotic men cannot now
seriously consider imposing upon the nation
such a calamity as a transportation tie-up
would involve in the midst of war. The
innlied threat of drastic action made by the
President is expected to have the desired
effect.
However, the other railroad problems are
messing The railways war board admits
the lines cannot cope with the increased de-
mands upon them unless great additions
are made to their equipment. Blocked by
the condition of the money market and in
adequate revenues they propose placing 500
Z non essentials in a deferred classification
while COAL munitions and food are moved
ahead
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-15
ELECTRIC FUSE PLANT
REFUSED REGISTRATION

HARRISBURG, Nov 15.-The Standard
Electric Fuse Works, of Wilkes Barre
township. Luzerne County was refused
registration for transaction of business in
Pennsylvania today. This action was taken
by Secretary of the Commonwealth Cyrus
Il. Woods on the ground that the real own
ers of the industry are resident of Cologne
Germany.
The company makes fuses for explosives
and when first registered did not give the
names of the proprietors. Upon request
Ernest Fischer. of Kingston, the manager
filed an affidavit giving tho names of the
German owners. The reason given by Sec
retary Woods is that he will not register
the business of any alien enemy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-15
BANDIT BORDER PATROL
FIRES ON U. s. GUARDS
Return Volleys Believed Effec-
tive-Cordova Troops Sur
render to Americans

Ell PASO. Tex. Nov. 10.
A bandit border patrol fired on the Amer
lean guard at Ysleta during the night, ac-
cording to reports received here. The Amer
leans returned the fire and are believed to
have killed two Mexicans. American patrols
have orders to shoot to kill if fired on.
PRESIDlO, Tex, Nov. 15.-Francisco
Villa at the head of force estimated at
5000 is in possession of Oiinaga across the
Rio Grande from here today, following an
sall-day attack. Federal troops under Gem
eral Cordova have evacuated to the Amer
Itcan side of the line, where they surrendered
TO American military authorities.
Evacuation Of Oiinaga by the Carranza
forces was marked by a desperate hand-to-
hand battle in which may are reported to
hfre boon killed and wounded. 1t is re-
ported that one American who was operat-
ing machine gun ip ojinsga was wounded
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-15

Ever since 1000 housewives of this
vicinity showed us the kind of bread they
liked best, we have been sparing no effort
nor expense to make Kolb's Bond Bread
taste-and lOok-and nourish like the
best homemade bread.
We havo used the same pure home in
gradients most housewives used, and
have listed these ingredients on the
wrapper of every loaf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07

glm 4. gluquit 2urrnk gcdcr, yir tf45. c.
Sbmp 1iruBc go Sabre nli
glm 3 gngtii SObn SrGnns oocr NrDbit,
gtr. 400. 9Se @ermall Sirubc
Vlm 3. guNufi 9Silinm g. Simntid ytr.
2044, Yin0cnl glbcruc, bs Sabre aft.
glnI 2. gluguit Bertha g6crnarot Nr. 1871
iio.GDarlcS @irasc, go Sabre alt.
PIN 3. gn9uit NOulp6 @lacr Si. Soepb's s
0pipial. 81 Sabre ait
glm g. guani 9inDmonb Smlpalo, yir. 1925,
yioro Bono. zirQBe, 20 Sabre alt.
PIN g. gluQilli Barbara Surn, glr. 1929, Slts
Gliner SirdBc. 40 Sabre alt
Pin 3 gWQlti MinrD 8ang, Nr. 1924, Nls
bcr SiraBc. GS Sabre ali
YIN 3 gluglri SuAn 3. Sancr, llniocr0s
Qoinidl 55 Sabre ni
glm g. gluguii Niaroarct 2ing, gir. 40,
9Suo0lnno 9tcclic 80 Sabre alf
Nm 3. glupult Subu Snn, NJ 1885, Slpplcs
Ton sirunc. 70 Sabre oil.
glni g. gluaiii glcttic @aiinnp, Gr. "a, Dit
WinNiion. Sfrdfc 20 Sabre ult
PIN A. gmgnii Nnnniannoa Shmioi Ut.
2OYl. 9Silli0m 1irntc, ~ Sabre all
gtn g. gluauli So1u 3. sDnmaalcr, Hr. CAL
.Nnrcr irQkc, IN ,1nhrc all.
glm @ gluquii Gcurgc 81. SObn, ylr $40,
Sdrrilpn YQre 81 ,Snlrc ali
PIN o. gluQuii StiU A. Stcbn, gir. 14tS, GU
tam Sirabc Al Sabre all
9lnl A. ghiNiii Snian z. Steincnmnn, g'r.
30t7, 9Gciisgiorih glocnlic, 65 Sabre ali.
glm g. g(uQu WcDrnc q. g0uppman, ytr
2226, 0aicrii 9lbcnne, 80 Sabre nlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
adt eeitea.
0icnItoa ben Z. slnanit 1917.
sine ncne famOic 3Occ riucs ent6niiaiicn.

Sine ncme famOic SOcc rincs Gnt6minIten
llngcabr unl ole 3eit ais Die Ser Staoten " oel
Qrea eintratcu entpidelte Elm Gateranosretter ole
iumoc SSocc Dab 9inoer ongeregt weroen iolltet,
Ghueine III 8iidten; ganfet fonten 6nen ole Wlttter-
tc Iicicrn Die icile Soee bloB natilrlld atd en-
ooB uniduloqe aiuOcr iriiD5citig beobddcn fonnten
uie Die 0riu5cu propdQren Die Socc NOR cine toot-
qe6orenc- c-5lm Slid iiir sic SSpgeno.
Scbt bat Elm ncuer Qoterl1ncsretter Oen ASlon emit
uidclt oaB Elm e0er ein Ssub aufen Olc oaS in juel
s,abrcn nm touieno @iino 5unebmen prOc, ipoaB eul
ScOer cine sslaec bcm 9Infml nit @itler5inlen 5lt'
riidbcfomncn tuiiroe
Iic Nednung iii punOeridon, o6er iie Bat et
&cd Bon oeu GoHnch BON Nais Die oas 9alb in Den
svc sSa6ren ucr5c6rt id)meet Die 9edmirg. gSenn es
Gin rbtigcs aalb itunO nicbt ein Monofalb, we Die
Grnocr Der gcnoIe ,Soee 70 riBt er mebrmals ien
safiinifiqes Geoidjt &oba oie @6ter Oes @eOanfens
ousqcrcdnet ipie uieIc @irno Niais 81 A Gents Elm
%iuno Ainoeiid ergeben2 0oeS glaubeu lie, DAB oas
@a6 pon @uit rno S8acr le62
Norum mod)elt oean Ole 6armer i'm g8elten, no
BIC gcongungcn Der 3idhing iino @rna6rung ocs
@cbs 10 piel einitigct n6 ais bier i'm Sltelt in Den
mciitcn SGaen oos anb 81 @eop onitatt cs olislpadcn
5u oiien2 gsie loa Der I'M Often ouiwodlenoe Stcr,
Scr oaa &icate leneS Gepidtes an N3as TriBt, nit
ser b-sSnOurie Der Nios proOu5reoen @benen ocs
Mccua fontiirren t0hucn2 Sier lit Der Butcr nab
reno oen oos G6icr geiiitter peroen muB LANCER 0as
Scrn tbcirer.
Ole &oiti .cin al6~ GntHoiten beOro6eii inns olio
nit elmer Iinnoicn Gerdmcoung an giitem aorn unO
gcm stabieiid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07

rcidt boben Die @oDrbet 1T, oaB cocs @oli, Oh i'm
Gricqe ooer neutral ic0en 5dsitt, Den Oas oenoiro
ide Anerifo in Ger Gidhmg Der NerbciidjaIung ocS
6ric0cnS unterne6men mollte nit gcgeilterung mill
loncn 6ciBen pirOe Gen Dorbercilcnocn Apparot tir
cinci Q9cltcongrcB sur 5erbe5nmg Oes 6rieOens mie
mir i6n poridIogen in Sbdtigfeit 5u pcrcscn olte
fcnc groBen Sd)uerigfctcu tcinen groBcn 3eituerlu
pcruriadcn Cine gercininmc 9iciolution oes Gon
arccs Die Den Erdoentcn beouitrogt Die &cgicrugen
i'm angeo2utcten Sn 5u ltncrridjtcn uno SIR geibid-
ing Oes 5ricoenscongreies oui8uioroern, miroe ocn
Stein MS Hollen bringei gSir glauben Dab oiele
Sor0crung oes amerfaniidpn &olfcs ioort BON jcocm
ncrirolen no friegii6renoen SonOe ongcronnen mir
&C. Scoer CUTE, peruinitigc mo potriotiIdc 9lmerfa
ucr ollte lid elmer @etitipn al miere &e9icrung an
IGlcBcn Dob tie oiortiee 5Grittc untcrncbmc, nm
@crtreter Oler yntiOncn St eilem GongrcB 81 uerlon
mcln Der r Ocn ser fricsialrcnOcn RatiOncu Die Sor
beretmg ein piiroe, oui Dem Oice bonn i5re STREET
irGge idldten ln0 Die 6reoensartifcl unterjeidnen
piirocn 8cnn ole gselt 8ricocn 6aben oll mB elmer
Der arcg6renoe cine einiIuBreide ytoton, einc be-
trGdtdje @lodt Die Sode in Oie $ano nebmen. Der
Scim iuirO uie icIbit Ouianecm 5m rOlem Srgcno
SScuon0 mB bm einen StoB geben. @arum ioll uniere
ercBc telligente rieolicbeno Gcnofrote nidt Oieer
perniiutige Semano iein2
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ylrcon Der slraNenOuraOrnds,.le eommIIIiait1c.

~ n / I III o I c, \. WNnHll lOl .
Sic Observation-Disclosures 0onlmiildre oer Gtuot
Baltimore MAIDEN bcrmt, ncnluh ocf Hprl0rllf
ten ocs baltimore Stdoi0bdricrs, bcinnni, odB
lc cine octaiQirie elite nuer 3lgelpro6euen
gScriOcrb0buQcn nchli cincr crilarcn0en Anrie
uncriiQcn lieBcn in &crhinorng NIT Der 0nn-
ncmnirung nHb ShlicGnul Oun mcDrcrcn SDcl.
len ocs OjiuNnuS Salls HnrnunN bel Der tebf
nurQenonnencn @roiirnng ocllcben DptlOeH
Der rgScitibcn Niarulnap. Ndbn" NM GtoetlO
peqblaglncnuc uno 5milben Der Nnenodle=
GiraGc uiiO Clifton Ybenuc AcindB Der am IA.
Snli 1916 micr5eihnecn Scroronnn4 gr l69
ocs lGaOors itlo Sinoiraibs BON Nnltmore
Die Sulpr;dDe uno 9lnllngeu bcibrdnlen ulo
crrcdcl lcD mo bleben ei lcbrcte ADetie
0cs Beetles 0cs Vmnnns Snls Vurilpd0t oer
lest cpnocnHri nno crolinc miro, nllo erntcql
dl dlld) nlll It. lni0liebt ods intcrDdlh Der pie
iolQt bcidricbcncn Sren8linien qclc0ene Oigel@
thum Ncoc Scitcn ocs Cjiuhitis Balls Edria
iuan, bciicn @ci einlcblicBcno, bon oer Heillcl9s
gubn"; bci0c Scjicli ncS NiuDnis Sale Farf'
map 0eiien @cit ciniCblicbcno, bon Der Acllieiie
Der IlcnooIc SiraBe Dls aug Notoolnelle eer
Strohc, BON Der gSnoor Niia Joao be 6nr
gjon6apmlnslnenlc; bcloe 5eite oer S9ellegs
GirnBe. bon Der SSnoor 9ll.l 9nno bis 5ur
N,onoaumillg(ne Die y4cicite 0cr MI.
Nolln Shnhc bon 0cr @liftonglbcue bis 5nr
gSinoicr Ddu &ooo; ole Nlile!ie Der Ud @onDs
SirdBc, bon Der QSinoior Qiiu Rpao bis 5ir
Giiblcie Der SollO slpelule, menn pcrdn9ert;
pcioe GcieH Der gOnoburii Sttabe, bon otr
9iorcoiilcitc Der 9!ltionsN Nrenne bis sur Slos
iciic ner gSin0lor Niiu Honoi oic N0roplllcile
ocr clifton glpcmc, bon ocr Nieic Der Nunos
bnrii sirabe, Dis 5u einem sunit 500 SUB
noro0iticb oaboi.
lluc iie gebcu 6iermit ferner bciaunt, boB
Der bea9ie glllspeis nit Der crildrcnocn Aatie
fir bic Snlpcflion ulcr odril lnterellirten Rers
ionen bcreii it, mo 0dB ole 0ummiii0rc pb
am Gicnitag, ocm IA. sage ocs glu0nit 1917,
nm II llDr &ormiitaNs. in iDrcm Giircau i'm
liaibbuus berlnnlncn ioerbct lrpeno ucldle IN
hciaaiem glnstucis cnthalicncn glnQnbcn 81 re-
pioircn qcocn mclo6e 4crionen @inipuib crbes
ben moacn Die ourin iniercllirt 81 lein be-
SU6n 8. 0lUbincttc
6cnrD Wt. HbcL
SnrrD ". 0icmlcD
Gonlmiiidre.
Gnacnc 4. 9oosers,
(sMg6-9) Slerf,
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Gin glcaimcnt pun @Int rnS SID

miro jcBt in JiuBlono ein9eiiibrt: SEE.
rensfp lit t6atiadlider Giftotor ge-
worOen unO General aornilofi bat
unbeldrdnItc @ollmodt ais Sber-
Gommanoircnoer Der 9lrmee cr6oltcn.
gSenn Oos ruiiii6e &olf unO SSeer in
cen lebten iiini Monotcn nur nidbt 5il
picl Die nunge6iinoene 6reibeit~ geto-
itct bat, I'M ii6 ein 9ieeiment bon
9hlt luio Giien geioaen 81 loiien. IS
mar Gin GROCER 5ebler DER propiiori.
ihen Regicrun6 OoB lie ole 0is6iplin
I'M Seer iib lodern lieB.
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garran ors CJr6anoe.0nipcIiore.

-TVI
IS miro bicrmit 0clannt gemamt oaB W|drD
g. Scott qcmab Der am 10. Suni 1908 ulter'
sei6ncicn &crorbnung gir t55 glbi6niit AZ.
sardQrdr6 - Ooic am 2S. Gopenlber 1871
amenoirD, nm @rdubHB nubgcludi bat, oas
gunuclcn binier gir. 5000 Sorci slpcnuc, olS
cine ofienilI6e @ard8c 81 benliBen
8. :. SDrnc,
(9fuqG-7 0ebduoesSnipcfor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07

Sin gmcnOcmcnt 5nm Spiunasc-@cict lit Uum 0jc
ncraloniuoh Gregory aiisgcarbcitct ui0 pom Scnaor
Gulberion. Dem GorliBcr Ocs SOi5ial.Gomtes Oes Se
mats cngcrcic6t uoroelt weIbes wic Dem ugtqU 2ort
glmerican@ aus @oibington beridet miro Scnoorcn III
Gritnlnen gcieBt bat OaS 9mcnoenlcnt wiir0e oem
Yr0iiOcnen Die GollmodJt ertbeilcn, in Sric9s5eitcr
uno anocrcn giobfdlen rgcno einen r Die rationale
&erbeogung wid)tigen EloB ais Spcrr5one 5u be5eid
ncn uno cine glnOespoli5ei BON unbcgrcn5ter Storfe
lnO 9roBer Nlott6elgnB 5u idoiict Inn iold)c 3onen
81 bcpa6cn llno Den Gntritt in 0encl6cn rgcn0 S5c.
manO, Der 6cr5u feline beionOcre @rlalbnB nodwciien
fcnn 81 perbeten Dos 9lmcnoement be5cbt iib altf
ale gtidtbiirger lInO 9iirger. Ger 3wed oes 9mcl
ocnIentS it otcnbar, Strfcs IN 6obrIen rnO gnlogeh
meIbc Dem &ricge Oicnelt uo au 9dbpei por5ubcugcn
uno eS wirOe iib u5meiieboft ais ein cbr wrGiomes
Nittcl crip-iien 9tur iillo Oic poIitden 5oacu 5u
bcriidii6tigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07

cine iirifte Sporionfcii sur Grfennt-
mis- Der i6pcrcn 2eiocn Der ciropdi-
ihen 9}otioncn gebrodt werOen. SD
mciB eS nidt. OaS lit glmerilo9
Sahe."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
gcfanntmadJmnsen.
NNrran aeg @c0an0e. anlgeIlors.

8. sluQuli 1917.
sd babe glppliaii0ncn lilr bic ogenoeH
8riOucgicn crDdlicn:
W. 400, SSelt&arre strabe is s.. 3. III
Ot0iurer.
JG. li7, ggeit 6ranfliu GiraBe = 80 s.. g..
In ,pioiorcn.
glllc Rroicc miiiien I'm uocr bor 10 llbr
@oruiiiags am z. Nngnh 1917 bei'm @ebdloe'
'' :. 3, gbrne,
(9ltuT OebuuNcs .Nulpcfior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
gIItrrou brs 6c.9nipcliors.

T- Az
SIS mro bicrmii belannt gemadt ooB 9S. u.
Scibneen Gcroronnp gir 155. Abidniit AZ.
luragrapb . (uic an 2s. Nopentbcr 1911
ameroirD. I'M @rubnB llnbgeiudt bot, oas
Nnncicn gir 1922 312l Grecnmouni Nhcnue,
ais cine 5icuh1e Garaec 5i bcnneen
9. 3. SDrnC,
(9ma6-O GcbdliocsSnipeftor.
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Wn Die Narncu.


IlC cIn1I0c edInle m Der eldbf.
llnferc JnhsNlaicn Icbf often SunQc Tdr
mcf ioclGe bic Nlcoerunrbcrfml mad ben
nccileu Nlcfbooen erlcrncn mpaen fonnen bies
IN nir5er 8eit 0nrh ncu 9lniblnB an befe
nlohcn errchen llntcrriht WinrQcnS Na6,
mifidQs mo 9lbenos Ncdnene Stitn0en Snl
Saufe Deaonneue glrbete t6nnen md6reno 0eS
untcrrdtes ioriqciebt iperoen Griiunlimer
tlntcrr6t i'm @iltmnrf puH Wluiiern ertbdIt.
Idbere 9Iusfunil i4riilih ODER minoli6 BET
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IS itorb am 6. gmqtit i9t7 Nrc6crid girs.
ncr, aeliebier Giaiic bon Safobine 9irsncr, in
fcncr 9Snhunnq 9ir. 22Ot, Srcm'glUrnuc, lin.
set iaii Mliihurdl WlorNen I'M $50 llbr 9c'
Quicn 0odnmi in Der e. C5rcaorns NrdDe nm
llhr WinrQcllS. Nccroigu11 Ill ocni gtcm
Cathedral Sricobolc (glug7S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07

gOm gIas6rndJ ScS aricscS an bis 5nm 26. SIpril
OieeS Sa6res nO, elmer 3uidluncnliellung Ocs 4roic
crs W @iocnele 0iron BON scr llnpcrlitdt Glasgow
5uolge $40 Sdiiie neltroler 2dt0er ourd) Sceatlen
rno 9audl6oote oernd5tet mor0cn 9e SecnIinen ior-
ocrten t52 uto Die loud6oote 697 Sdifie Ge @e-
ionmtonnoge oieier $40 Sdiic bercdnet 9roieior
3iron ouf 165365 Qonnen gtorlpcgcn bat NIT
9S7Si6 Gonnen Oen eroBten @erIiit erlittcn; oom
iolet Sollono nit 1892, @redcnlono NIT 147,923,
Gdnenorf nit 1233S5, SdweOrn nit 99,62S, 5policn
nit 75769 Die Ser Stoaten nit 3d. ,256 9raiilien
nit 6,7t9, llruguarp nit 2,537. Eeru nit ,4t9 mO
glrgcrtincn nit 2S1 lonuen Seit0cnl bat Der &cruit
Ger Ncltralen d ieocnios ar 5pei @iiaioueu Eonneu
rcrnle5rt g9enn Die 3uiommcnelung ridtg it, lit
Der Serluit Der gteltruIen ndt 10 groB, ais agenen
angenolnmen iUlr0e
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Eo6n !6mbcr.

@s nar6 am 3. gmanit 1917. nm 9.25 llbr
glbenbS Subn Ynbcr,- qelicbier @ntte Der pets
Sabrcn Sic @ceropno iinnet Gm Wttilupd,
g. gneuit Wlcrpcne 8 llbr bon Der gSobnun8
fcincs Sobnce, yir. 1913 Git Scbcrnl' Strnec,
ans 4r Si sSNfnbua airche, uo nm 8 llbr
Mioraens cine &couicmWlciie iiir feiu Scclens
bell cclcbriri ipirn iiaii yeilcbunA priout
All ocni D0l. Grl0lcr SrcoDolc."
(9nn7MS1
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plnthiaa 0rs6craer, bed Na6rrr Oes Gcntrnms i'm

Yntbia0 Gr5bcracr, Der 6ibrcr pcs Gentrnms M
Rei6stug, meder fir5lid geagt 1abcn foil, wcln er
mir cine cinltuoiec lnterrcOgg nit slopo Georg oocr
goIiolr 6obcn fonutc wiroen bnlo Srie0cnSntcrbauo
luQcn cnqccitet pcrocn bclin0et iid 9ta6rdten als
ocni yliolge, III Ser SdweB SfaatSmdmcr ser Al'
rtel peidcn 9m Q6er aus, QciBt 6 in ocr Nodridlt
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%crmiidJtc gIu5eiscu.


Enfaro.
9epartcmcut gcbrnadltcr automobile.
2-25 Nadaro gluin cir @hneton.
3-3S 2adaro 3 @nnnaicre 9hnctcn.
t--3S Hndnro 1nnnaicrc Vhnctnn
1913 @ndnro Z @uNaaerc Sourlng Gnr.
1917 Iothfiubcr 1 9nnnacrc NpRoftcr.
1917 0Ule 6 0Ilinocr 4 Haiagicfc Jlpoos
tier.
1916 Gpcrorb Runoacrc SDnrina Gar.
1914 @rcmicr Hdianicr Sumring Gar.
1914 0nBuce @niinnicrc Suuring Gar.
1915 Nhnlmere Eahogere Sonring Gar,
gtbliclcrung bcret
@6cuio cine sIn5abI bon eebraudbicH Gait
gllitps.
4nfnro WiDtOr Gnr Gu Of Baltimore.
Ghoucs.sn. nuo ut 3onalgIOe
(gluN6-t2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
Nlataac6cr Nea 1raiScntcn bciiiruurIcn Die @eai.

N0tbgcbcr Ocs Kr0roentcn befhrlupttch 0le Tc9I
ltrrtng aller AuslGnoer oamit ole oeinoli9en IuS'
lGnber~ bciier ii6eruodt mcrocn fomcn. Gls @rmo
miro ongcge6cn, ooB man proOeltidc mtriebc nir ole
Nn1lligfcit in Gfla6omo uio anOcrcn Siiotaoen &C.
gcn Sen Dtltdrgpang ocrantUorlid] bot @ir mtlcn
nidt weIde geueiie man in @obington ooir bat, oaB
prooeldc llntrebe iir Die 9lniialgtcit ocr SugenO
ocs 5iioens perantuortid6 limo. Inns Mill aber 1ei-
ncn oaB prooeiltibe llmric6c M am erlten in Den Dt-
iirtcn oes 0iens bemertbor MAIDEN miroe no es cine
ltorfe Oeutid]e 9eo0Itcrung gic5t Sn Den Suooatcn
Qiebt cs cine nur gauj gern9e o6l bon Ceutidcu uno
gcutldumerifanern lle6rgcus limo Die oieinOdeH
gsldnocr" cbt ia bon regiitrrt unO ebcu uuter aui-
lidt 0cr glnocsDori@dle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
0as 1IOttcn.9 9cpnrtemcnt luirO pic bic ug}cm Mprf

@orO" meloct, Den Fon oes 1nucs bon flencn i6nel-
nen aSu6marine @6oicrs" auigeben imO iib Dem per-
nlcbrten 8nu BON EorpeOo5eritorern 5uuenocn Ger
feine ,SubmorneG Gbaier" lit cine britiibe GrnOung.
Gie fIeinen idnelen @}otorboctc nit enem lcibten
Oeidb ornirt erflten I'M 9lnono, ols Die llnteree-
boote nod ndJt arnirt parcn r0cr ood mn gal5 eib
t @eAise ibrten, ibren 3rped ScitOem u6cr Die
laudbootc init meitre,denocn @eid)iiben dmcrcn Sea-
lbcrs perebcn ino, iooaB e iogor ocu Sampi nit Ser
torern ouincbmen fonnen, in6 Die feincu Dotor6oote
mlsos gcworOeu. Gie Aenoeyling oes 4lancs eriogt
ipe es beiBt oui GnIpe6ung Ocs 8ice 9lonrals Sims
bin Gs bat AUDI INNER ge6eiBer, OnB Die llgoot- Gon.
manicure bic 3eritorer iiirdtct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
8ricOb6fc.
WnItimnre (Scmetern.
Qnnnnn lSnrf IScmrtcrn.

SanDt.0Inaang: iSrcbcrid Noab.
Bnrcan: gr u, 9pcit. .S0raioaa Slrahe.
Negrdbnlbpldbe bon S2b MI nnler beildnol'
aer 2lutIibf @bnithuncn. Hcluinoc, RfIai'
5en ETC ittto I'm Jrclbbnts nm 6nlptGinaoi9
IN fnoen. llHcr Maenl otrb. menn 0elphnlbL
hurlhrehcn t9~-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
2Lna Nem icrncn QleIuputamicn mrN 6 Oelmnadlit

Illus Ocm fcrncn NicOpOtamcn mIr0 6 Ocnnadllt
picoer intcrciionte Radribten gcbcn Die romilbe
3ehma ,Secolo~ mcl0et, General 6alfenbapn lei nit
bier rfiiden Giuioneu ans otr Dobruoida mo Erup.
pen aus WaccOonicn in Nciopotamien on9elon0t I'M
I'M 5cptcl6cr oe OeniiUc geNen ous in britiIbcn 9dl
ocu 6ciinohde 9ogoaO 5u er0ren; Ocitcrred llngorn
licicrc oie cjcidte mo Nlrtiun uno Gcti1anO lieic
IL Die Ofii5ierc ir oas llntcrnebnen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
0er @prlhcr bea iaI@OmIes Ocs 9lepraicnta

Der @ortcr Ocs SmSi5ial.GumitcS Ocs Slcprdicntan-
tnbouies elm maibcdter 9Sro5ibtoniit bat oas GanO
in 2tumen oerlebt: bat Den Notwithstanding oes
5cnnts nit Der @encrfung weggeAlollcn Dab in Die
ier 5eon 0es @ongreles mir ®smaBnnbmen PC.
ridiidtiqt uerOen fouuten Gcie 6eroid]e Gbot eneS
Ger S6rgcn muB ocn @rp6i6itionitcn oen gltbem &c.
ncnlmcn 6nbcn Gowm g. gSebb beBt oicer GongreB.
obgeorouetc rnO er ianmt aus gloro-G Carolina.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-08-16
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank our many friends
and especially the l. .. Q. +. lodge for
their kindness. sympathy and floral Of
fcrings during the illness and death
Of our beloved brother. Frank Potvin.
MR.. AND MRS. EDWARD POTVIN.
Adv
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-08-16
PORTL'ND LIVESTOCK

Portland. Ore. Aug. 15.-Cattlc-
Receipts. 1872; market steady.
Hogs--Receipts, 21S; strong, soc
higher. Prime light. $l6.650 1915:
prime heavy, s16.50M16.65; pigs, Sl2.35
@13.35: bulk of sales, $16.75.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-08-16
NOTICE..

II party who took coat from Mapes
4 Mapes shoe store Monday afternoon
win return same at once he win avoid
further trouble -
ADV, MAPES s MArES,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-08-16
MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN

September wheat finished J. cent
down today. Corn firm. Wheat re-
year ago.
Wheat-September. opened. $2.O4 :;
high. s2O5: low. $2O2Is; closed, s2.0i
No. l northern s2.6OM2.65; No. .
northern $2.55M2.65; No. ; northern
S2.i5M2.60: No. 4 northern, $2.35n
$50; No. hard Montana, $2.40M2.5o;
No. . dur,,m, $2.20M2.30.
Corn-No. 3 yellow, $l.7iM1.76.
Oats-No. 3 white, 5SM59.
FIax-s3. 40M3.46.
F1our-Unchanged. Shipments, Al,
32S barrels.
Rye--$1.S3 % 1.S5.
Barley-s1.10M1.33.
Bran-$33M
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-08-16
NAME COMMITTEE. !,
FOR SISSON DINNER
Local University Students
Urged to Attend.

Committees to take charge of the
entertainment in honor Of T.. o. Sisson,
expected here the latter part Of Au-
gust, have been appointed by Emerson
Stone as follows: Publicity, Clara
Mcclure. Anna Carter. William Dali
and Fred Whistler; programs. Leila
Paxson and William Jameson: dinner
Margery Frost and Emerson Stone
entertainment. Bernice Berry and Es-
Their Jacobson. While the publicity
committee will endeavor to notify all
students and alumnae Of the reception
all local students and alumnae are ex-
pected to attend whether notified OF
not