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The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-11-27
THE FIGHTING TRAIL
THIS STORY SHOWN AT THE
ORPHEUM THEATRE
AN EXTRAORDINARY FOTOPLAY


AN EXTRAORDINARY FOTOPLAY
Each chapter is complete story in
itself, and a jump can be made from
sRe to the other without in the least
destroying the sequence of the story.
William Duncan and Carol Holloway
In the stellar roles accomplish some
death defying stunts. The tale in
brief follows the adventures which be-
fall the discoverer of a valuable in
gredient for the making of a powerful
explosive, and the efforts of a foreign
enemy to get possession of the secret.
The photoplay is unusually beautiful
and artistic.
The marvellous adventure story of
the great outdoors written by j.
Stuart Blackton and Cyrus Townsend
Brady.
THE CAST
J0hn GWyn-......-........ William Duncan
American mining engineer on whose
shoulders rests the responsibility of
furnishing the United States gov
.ernment with a rare mineral used
in the manufacture of a very high
explosive shell.
Nan Lawton, the heroine
Carol Holloway
"Cut Deep" Rawls, an outlaw.
............................... George Holt
'-Shoe String" Drant, his partner.
....-...-..........-.. .-...-..........JOe Ryan
Hendrick Won Bleck ..............................
..-........-............-....... Walter Rogers
The eye of the Central Powers, not
an enemy to an individual, but to a
-country-an international spy.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-11-27
CHAPTER 8

Won Bleck started and sat up, the
old look of cunning breaking through
his stupor. He raised a trembling
finger and pointed down the road
Arrest me?" He laughed. Don't
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FEDERATION IS ON RECORD

Continued From rage p
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-31
White SOxAreGOOd
Minus "Shine" Ball
BY AIfERN

Sox can catch and pass the White
Sox. In the East. especially, u
this oulnion held. but the master.
full pitching OF Cicotte, backed ~
Il Is with recent exhibitions BY
Williams and Danforth. two others
charged with shine ball manipulss.
lions should be sufficient to E.SxS
some OF those arguments lose Color.
A five-game lead means that the
Red Sox must win five games while
the White Sox are losing that
many to tie things up. They can't
70 on winning continually while
the White Sox do the same and
hope to cop by sneaking over N
occasional victory. The end Il
the season Is too near.
A fiye-game lead for team lilro
the White sox should win The pen
nant. Eddie Cicotte should Be
good for a few more victoriea-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-31

palm.
Casey has been coming to the
front OF late IN the fans favor.
They have learned when Casey
climbs into the ring there is going
TO be some action.
4 clever boy may make a hit
with the fans. but II Ia the lad OF
Casey's type who gets into the
arena and gives them lots OF action
and good. hard.smacking Iolts that
makes the lasting impression on
the fans Speaking ~ matches.
Casey Is about due for a headline
event with some good. tough lad
who will make the mill worth look
ing at
THE THREE GORDoNS are In
the throes Of despair. Sammy and
Abe are ranting and tearing their
hair and belabOring Brother Hymen
while Brother Hymen sits In sack
cloth and ashes bemoaning the
fate that ever induced him 10 take
over the managerial reins OF the
two youngsters
II seems that Abe and Sammy
were perfectly willing and wanted
to go on at the benefit show Tues
day night In the Arena. but that
Brother Hymen said No"
Now the Gordons are being put
on the pan by the boxing fraterni.
ty for their poor sportsmanship.
and Abe and Sammy have scratch.
ed Brother Hymen off the visiting
list Brother Hymen now sees the
light and takes all the blame. In
the future. Abe and Sammy viii
attend 10 their own affairs and
Brother Hymen will have TO go to
work
HOLD on Just n minute
That announcement from Port
land that the Rose City was going
to have 10-round fights in the city
limits seems TO have been uncork.
cd a little too early or al an IN.
favorable time for the city officials
who were supposed to look upon IL
with favor.
There isn't going 10 be any 10.
round bouts In Portland on Labor
day. The bouts will be OF six
rounds. But. instead Of the six
short twomlnute rounds as hereto
fore. they viii be OF the fun three
minute variety which shows that.
while the Oregon metropolis has
not yet gained the 10-round affairs.
T. certainly IA making strides i'm
that direction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-31
Cracks to
Play Golf

By United Press Isassd wire
DEL MONTE. Cal. Aug al
The entry list for the goth Califor-
MIA state Golf Championship tour
nament viii close tonight. All OF
the states cracks have already
sent In their entries. and play will
begin tomorrow morning. II Is es-
timated that nearly $50 golfers
will tee off in the qualifying round.
Lawrence Cowing. who won the
title last year. will not participate,
having enlisted with the "Griz-
zlies Heinrich Schmidt. Douglas
Grant Erwin Armstrong. Jack Ne
vile and Arthur Vincent. however.
are on hand and will represent Cal.
ifornia's finest. while Rudolph VII
helm. Northwest champion. will
represent oregon. One OF these
six men viii undoubtedly win. ex.
pert8 believe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-31
James Crehan to Fire Starting Shot
for Big Bicycle Race Next Monday

oeiycd ret the best places in line
when the start is made. Motion
pictures will be taken OF the race.
Tomorrow numbers will be given
out 10 those who have entered. BE
sure and 20 TO Piper a Tafts. on
Second ave. any time Saturday be-
fore O'Clock at night and secure
number Then come down with II
firmly fastened 10 your back on
The day OF the race. No one will
be permitted 10 take part In the
race who does not have his num-
Der securely fastened. II IL the
only way officials Will have OF
keeping track OF the contestants.
II you lose your number you VIII
be forced 10 withdraw from the
race. Make sure that II Is Sc
curcly fastened 10 your back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-31
Of Joy!
Swimming Meet Set

Two optional dives. high dive.
Iuuinrs
Swim. Is Yards
swim on hack 30 Yards
Plunge fur distanr.
Hwin under water
Three optiarni dirsa. spring board.
Two optional dives. high dive
Heniofs
Hsiln. 100 rards
aHlm on back. 20 yards
FiunNa far distance
Aatnl under watsf
Three dives from spring hoard
Two dives from high dive.
Girls
Girls Under 20 pounds
asin. 20 yards.
Autfn on back. is yards
Two optional dives
Plunge FOR distance.
Dive for objects
Junior Girls. betwesn 30 and 100 pounds
swim. 30 yards
Swim on back. - yards
Plunge for distance.
Dive for objects.
Two optional dives
Rauior biris
swim. Is yards
Evtfn on hack. 20 yards.
piunE- for distance.
Two optional dives Of spring board
Two optional dives orr high dive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-31

There will be some Joyful
splashirq at Green Lake bath
lne station No. Saturday,
when the water carnival gets
under way. II ls slated to be-
gin az 1880 .. m, and long
list Of events is listed 10 be run
off
The swimming stars OF tho city
are expected 10 compete. II will
mark the close OF the swimming
season for the present year A pro-
gram OF events follows:
Al competitive events. FIRST. 70 points
second. 6 points. third. ] poiut.
Boys
MidEsts-
swim on hack. IS yards
sNim on bank. - yards.
Plunge for distance
Three optional dives. spring board
Two optional dives. high dive
boys
Swim. % yards
Gain on back. 20 yards
Plunge Tor distance
Swim under water
Three optional dives. spring hoard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-31
Day and Lincoln
Fields Win Flag

Woodland park was the scene OF
championship struggled yesterday
when more than $50 boys and girls
took part in the playficld meet.
Lincoln won the pennant in the
boys playground ball competition,
while Day won 1t In the junior
tanEle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-31
GdHW's
Comment
on Sports
BY Condo

TUsr supPosN
Joe Rivers the Mexican who holding forth his
a Seattle date.
Would the fans Of Seattle such bout backed BY
card7
would, such bout this
the The
Willie
whrlnd with Hoppe Seattle
like George Inse ring They
going them for their
Il 10 termed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-31
Sports to Front at
Fort Casey, Report

By United Press leased Wire
FORT CASEY. Aug. 31.-Ath-
letics will be the order Of the day
at Fort Casey the remainder Of the
season. Plans are being laid TO
have the men here compete at va
rious forms OF sports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-31

James crehan. secretary to
Mayor Hiram Gill. will once
again Give the starting shot
for The stars annual bicycle
endurance race next Monday In
front os Piper q Taft's on Sec
ond ave.
started the boys of on their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-31

HARRY CASEY has been going
along all unheraided and unsung
until II Is about time the rugged
West Seattleite came In for a bit
OF praise for his work in the pad
ded ring. True. Harry Is no great
wizard at throwing the padded
ritt from a scientific point OF view.
but when II comes TO getting into
the ring with an opponent and try
ing to beat him. Harry gets the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-31
az ~ c. HAMILTON


vnitsd Press staff Ccrfaspondsnt
NEW YORK, Aug. 3i.-The
Shine" 10 out.
REGARDLESS Of the alibl
league. fans. arguments and all
the other things necessary TO a
baseball season. Eddie Cieotte
and Dave Danforth still are
pitching good baseball for the
White Sos. and efforts 10 check
their advance have been Of no
avail.
Thru the work OF Cicoite. the
White soI stand today five bal
games in the lead OF the American
league. lie accomplished his lat
est victory over the Browns Just
after Ban Johnson issues an edic'
American league pitch
era OF the shine ball"
Some folks still believe the Red
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-31

long Jog last year. and did II
with such nestnoss and des-
patch that he has again been
nominated for the place.
The race. for which the greatest
array OF prizes. including two b.
cycle OF latest pattern and design.
have been put up. II going TO be
one Of the biz things not only OF
Seattle and the Northwest. but the
vholo OF North America. That ma
ton wide interest % being mani.
tested In tho race Is denoted by
the list Of prizes received from
firms tn New York. Illinois and
Connecticut
Piper & Taft have put up a si5
Excelsior bicycle as the first prize.
II IL a dandy. The second prize is
t35 bike donated by Arnold
Schwlnn q Co. OF Chicago. Prizes
are now on display at Piper &
Tafi's. on Second ave. Take a look
az them and then hustle in with
your race entry.
Remember. the first entries re-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-31
Rain Hats Races in
Grand Circuit Meet

By United Pres. I-ased Wire
POUGHKEEPSIE. Aug. 3i.-The
Grand Circuit races scheduled yes.
tcrday were postponed until today
on account OF rain. A special trot.
ting event between Mabel Trask
and st Frisco Is today's feature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-31

A. chicago =. st. Louis 4.
At Cleveland ., Detroit
A. HoHton I. Philadelphia tchllod
end t0thJ.
No other played.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-31
COAST LEAGUE

~ Vernon ?. Portland Q.
AZ San FrauciFco Z, l,oa Angeles z.
A. Salt LIKE 2, Oakland /
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-31
Famous Stakeholder
Dies in New York

By United Press Lrascd Wire
NEW YORK. Aug. Blob Yer.
non. holder of the stakes for the
Jeffries-Johnson fight at Reno in
1910. died here yesterday. He was
III but a short time before his death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-31
Baseball
NATfONAI LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGIE

At Philadelphia 80. Boston "a.
No others played.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-31
Fishing Now at
Its Best, Report

Fishing Is at its best. according
to reports from experienced anglers
who have journeyed TO their favor.
tie fishing holes during the week.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-20
6afen fir gHien.

Dos nNeue Miener SournoI" erbGlt
bon beitinformierter Seite Wlitteiluns
gen iIber 5iuei erOb5iieige @iener Sus
fenprojette, tpeIbe bereits i'm ein3els
nen auseeurbeitet Iinb uno Der StoOt
Mien cine berrI6enos Stellung i'm
mitteleuropGiicbsn @ertebr unb insbes
ionbere i'm 0ertebr nocb bem Sritut
iibsrn perbeu. Dos erite projssl be-
itebt oorin, ooB bic Donau-s>ampfs
I9ifffabrtseeIsnf9aFt auf ihve eigenen
Soften am >recbten Donodufer beim
prateripiB einsn iiSetous eroBen llms
idIagboien bauptSa1lid) fir oberoeuts
I9e uno oberidlcfTbe &oble erri9ten
ipiro, psIde msbeionOcre na9 Dem
Orient, Der ibr oIs neues 9lblaboebiet
an Stelle Der en9Iif9en &oble er0ffnet
iperoen iou, peitr<oef0rbert perbeu
iptrb. 0as apsite projett betrifft
sinen bon Der Stobt Wien gu erbouens
Den neuen Donoubafen am linten 9o-
nauufer. @orausisbung beioer pro.
Iette lit, DAB Der 9ouausOoers&o
ni9t 6ei 2augen5ersborf. Ionoern I'M.
terbolb bei ben neuen 9afenaulagen
miinben Fon. 9lue tehuifdsn unb
IOultieeu @orousIebunseu fir Die
QIusfiibrnno beiOer proiette inO bes
reits erIenigt.
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t512-t6c.; quite bis mittlere. BIO,
il-15c.
z aWeine. 6crtcl, ie uah
(SroBc, Stiid. $3,OU- i.W; Sboats.
ic uad CSroBe. $5.Ot- 600.
&tGoUieb. Nmac lctte Stiere
uou 1900 bis 1900 Eium0 @cuiht.
Enlno. Sc; Sticre inner 1000
Bfo. .@euidbt Ike; O6icn @io..
5-6c.; Buuen EfO.. 515-6c.;
SroBe iuuoe aiibe. @iunO, 6-Sc.:
mogere, 4-5c.; SSiibe nit StaIb,
$1,000; moeere, BIO. 3-3Hc.
Slide. glufern 3rcbfe
II. CLANS. 8rtterfiihc, Sob,
$t2-l5; 9orpicn @h,no, 5-7c.;
Groclis, Sab, $t2-15; 6hnocrn
@iuuo, Csc; Srout, groBe, Sob
$10-12.00;- Solmon Srout. @io,
15-1Sc.; 8od, @fo.. 20-25c.;
San. @fO. 15-1Sc.; peiBer @crdl,
aroBc @ilno 12-i5c.; mittIerc. g.
&C.; eelber Eerd. aroBe, &iO., 12-
l5c.; mittIere. Csc; glafreIen.
@imo, IS 2Oc.; &omponoes. BIO,
"a 25c.; SoiIors, eroBe. 8fmo,
15-1Sc.; mittIerc. Csc; Gotfiib,
Efo.. dc; Sebte, @fo., t5-1Sc-:
gloIc, @iO., S-t0c.; Clans. bunoert,
65-9Oc.; bortidoIioe SErebie, Sab,
$l.50-2.25 meicbiboIiee, Guteno.
25-G
&Gute uno Solg.-@eial5ene
iSc.; friIcbc. t6c.; beih1oigte, i5c.;
Cru Stint. 33c.; beiddoigt, 2S SOC,
geiol5enc, 30-3ic.; eciol5ene. beidld-
oigt, 26 2Sc. 3olb, 27c.; Sdoi, ge-
iol5en Zoe. $t25; 9dmmer. gelol.
sen 40 Soc; @ullen i4-t6c.; Sic.
gen, Shid. 10 25c.; aalb, aeiol5en,
500 200; Galg 9fuuO, t0-iic.;
9icncmuods, YfinO. 34-35c.
Gobof (Maplano). 100 Eiuno:
Snfcrior uuo froIteo, $i2O0-14.0O;
iolmO common $i5.00-1S.00; outer
common $1900-2i.00; mittelmdBi-
ger, $22.00-2 2400; gutter bis ieiner
rotber. $500 $500; 6oncp. $500
5000; SECONDS, seIp0bnlib bis
mitteIindBia, $t700-2300; Sc
conOs, gutter bis fciner, $2l00-
$500; 9oD Cabot. fire.cireo, $500
5000; Upper Country air.cureo,
$500 $500. Shlccbte @erpadimg,
/ bis 3 Gents pro Nfiino peniaer.
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Sonncnani. nn0 llntrrannn.
5Intb
ggettcramsIidtcn.

Sir MorDlonO umO ocn 0iItrift
Columbia beite tlor mo liioliGe
@inOc
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5ll ba6cn; o6er inmcr nod cripd.
0cno, tippt CT nit Dem Niittelfingcc
nerDos ouf Die Siihocde.
u9IIio Gotclett nit Spar9el" iolt
scr ion bco6odteuOc &eIIner ploblidl.
gSso6cr luiiicn Sic OoS2" iroNt ser
@oil critolmt,
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u9lun Sic tele9rap6iren eS ia M.
ouf Sen Eiib~ erwioert
l0hclnO Der acIlucr; lid mar nam.
li4 iriiQcr op9 nal bci ser Folt,"
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@erfGnic at Der 6ieIissn 9lftienbOric.
FIRST CALL.

i05 UnibeiIe Goshen 4 so cont. ...... 0s
% glnibeIe Goni 9ouer com. ..... i06i4
glnibele Soblono Oil CONT. 3la
$4,000 Goshen a. so Ger N........... 9OH
1000 Gonf Roiper IoieS Ger. .....,. 9s
1000 llniteb YiailluaOs T. 4er. ....... 703s
SECOND CALL
200 gtnibeIc Goshen & so cont. $50. 0h
450 enibeIe Goshen & so con- w 9M
40 Mui0eiIc Goshen & so pio.... AZ
gniDeic @oni Rpmer cont. ......f07
40 guibeIe Gpni 8uiper cont i06M
80 @nibeie ggopInno Oil cont m 8h
$1,000 Baltimore Trnciion 5er. .........100
1000 Goshen & so Ger a............ 00h
$4,000 Goshen & so Ger g....... 92H
1000 Goni @ower NoieS Ger. ....... 98
100 llniieo Jioinpabs 500 bcr... s3
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- ~S~'O~N s'' s'. s's H.SO Wv
/ Safer .1O.50-11.OO
2 $ofer ........... 9.5O-1O.OO
9utter. II Efuno, Separator,
42-45c.; @riuts, 10 -46c.; Grco.
merp, 3S- -42c.; Goirp @riuts. 0io..
Yo, uno 80, 80 3Sc.; Storepodco
1872 3Gc.
Gier. Gubcno. g,.Mo. mo
42c.; goitern Shore, @lO. uno @o.,
42c.; Weltli6e (Obio). 42c.; @..@a..
41c.; iiiolide (N..Go.), 40c.
2ebenOcs @ cf liiQcl. Sii6-
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25c.; per @rpreB, 25c.; fleine bis NIT
telmGBige, 25c.; iunge weiBe SEQ.
borns. |iunO, 2lc.; oIte Senncn bier
ShmO unO oorii6cr, %ilno, Doc;
tleinc, DC; alte SG6nc, t4-t5c.;
@nten iunge @liiscopp unO Wlonqrcl,
%irnO, 20-21c.; peiBe @efins, 20
BIC; sSnoion 9funuers, t7-tSc; ;
0rlIDlaDrsenien Flino, 31a Yiuno
uno oarii6er, 20c.; fleiue. 16-17c.;
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@uinco.@ciIiigcl Stiict,. iungc i15
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% 3Oc.
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ern Shore, Wio. mo @o., @rimas,
Sab, $2.75- 800; @eit. W9o. uno
go. .,8uidel, $1.tO-1.20; beimiIde,
9uldelfiIte, $t.00-1.tO; iiiBe aar.
toffeIn, Sob. $3.75-4.25; goms,
Sob, $2.75-3.00.
0bIt uno IS emile. ~ gIepfcl
0lr, mnO go., Sob. $2.5O-S.OO;
fleincre, $1.O0-1.5O; aiitc, 20
60c.; Bcit. $40. uno &o., Sab. $500
$50; rotbe Giiben, 8ol., 2-3c.;
9o6nen oriinc. guid)el, 500; arout
pro bunOert. $9.00-5.0O; Ncp.gorf,
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9nne 9lrlnoel @ems, aor6, 3d.
50c.; Nlois, 1utcno. t2 t5c.;
@urfcu, aor6, 20 3Oc.; OomionS,
@iO. uno 30, 9uideI, $500 500;
@gg EIants, %iiriih.9orb, Soc.
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ifiunr5e, &or6. 14-t6c.; SoIot, g..
~ Siiitc oOcr 9or6, $tOO-1.25;
bcimiider, 9uiheIfiiic, % SOC;
Simobobneu iIngeidolt, guidcl, 9Or.
-$i00; geihdIt. YflnO, 1i-t2c.
baIbcr aorb, ungelddlt 1880.
3piebeln pcItlide gel6c. Sod, $3.50
-3.75; W}O. lno ga. oel6c, guibcl,
$t25-t.5O; EfirIide, Nloumtain,
Carrier, $t50-225; "a aorb, ee.
50-75c.; "a aorb, Choice,
Zoe. -$L00; gilidelforb, $t.5O
200; 9irnelJ Goitcrn Shore, aicf,
fer, Sob, $500; Sefcl, aorb, 40
Soc; @ieifer, Gorb, % -S0c.; Coma.
ten euitern Shore, "a 9or6, 30
4Oc.; Yuicbel $t.75-t85; Squoi5,
&or6, t0-15c.; @oiiermelonen pro
binocrt. $5,0O-15.0O.
&Gl6er. - Gboice, 9ilno 1872
-16c.; cute, @fluo, t415-i5c;
idwere, fctte adlber. Stiid $500
5000; ihmerc. rou6e, Stiid, $500 |
1000; flcinc mngcre, Stiid, $500 |
1000.
Sdmmer uno Sdofe. -
Sboice fette Sdaie. Eflmo. 61S- &c.. !
llte, 315-5c.; roube. Stiid. $3.50
100; alto S'6dc @io4 &c; 8rii6. /
a9rS.Samper, aoice iettc, Fiunc, z!
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llntcrhn[tnnne.gy .gyIcnlnriirr

uWalcin nm Nrunopub geQc5"
npppubrOnic" &uu0cuuc uno gSanoelbiloer
pwiarBlnno"--Slcitb's Nauoebine
uTtcturln"- &anocUillc uno 9Sanocblocr.
pncrc DC Wrnrc gSctirennen bon H. bis
20. Gcpiembcr.
o gNripu" Gonniog. ocn 80, September
@rInrllon per Nampier .NrcamInno"
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gIus Ocn iibri0cn @urOeS-@ -@ettcr-
neutrality-suspicious. wirOcn Die
foIgenOen 6oAitcn Eemprroturcn, Die
Inn 8 llbr 1citern 9lbcno berridtcn,
6eribtet:
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yuItimOrc yPurftbcridlt.

Diittw d, 10. September 1917.
@l lebl, 3ufubr t0S6S 6diitr,
cinidlieBlid 1854 6dier 81 9ocllIt.
Foint lnO 2Si6 6diier 5u Gontou.
Sic 9totirlmgen loorcn mic foIgt:
alcrnInichn,lnc llrniin c,n,.Ln unhLna NM.
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gSci5cn- - 3ui6nr 6452l 9u.
iAel; Gerionot BON ocn @lcbotorel
S2,61S Suidcl; GIcUoiorcn.Gorrst6
407369 Suicbel.
SNIuBrotc Seute @ciiern.
> rot6er @inter. .... 226 226
2 Soit rot5cr ..... 224 224
~ Suiubr 1920 @uidc,
Geriouot bon ocn Glcpatoren ltS3
4uidel; @leoatoren0orratb 994,029
Gul6cl
S6mBrotc- Scutc @eitern.
Gontrott- Str. /, , oOer 3 wciBer, sc.
miidtcr ooer gel6er 2O2 2O5
&ofcr-3 3uiubr 13t ,t32 9uihel
&crionot BON ocn Glcuotorcn 7l26
Yuicbcl; Gleuotorcnporratb i,0S6,SSi
9iibcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-20

SNsSng S sbeSs SSS S1SSt IT,,
haale nno unciitoeltlih beforoi I'M MrbeitSs
SnreNi g L. G7" RffielS NnTIe 100 Nurb.
"'fssegif strnee. SrbM Schr |elhdtS-slGcni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-20
(jrnm6itiids.llc .llc6ertraonnocn.

NyANHpApNll-<ApNllH IL w ~.
Caroline z. 6. SoI5cr al Celia
". YlcoiontS, 3 @runoitiidc.
6ronf &lmlowsfi al Sobn @.
SorOer lmo Satin. SiiOicite DER
Summit na6e @lonroe- Ctr, 1877
bel 72.lii @runO5inS 500.
@co. 5. S6eOcl uno Satin an
Sorrp 81. Bette unO 6rou. Gr. 612,
9|orO Sli5erne gIUcnue, @rlmo5ins
$42.
So6n s. SurIt an 9}orris 8. ll6Icr
uuO Satin 9lr. 2603, lllmon.9lpc..
@rimo5ins $75.
Mar9aret @2. Sbrcd II. g., g3a6.
loBOerwolter, on @orgoret No.
S6red II. g., SiiowcIt-@de ser
Centre. mo 9Dion-StroBc, @rlino.
sims $50.
So6n s. Sogue an 6onnie Spears,
0tr 92l, WiDrtlc'glpcnuc.
elmer ". gSarner uno 6roit an
Milliom Seller unO Srou, 9foroieitc
SrleonS.StroBe, nabe Moniior0.9lpa.
me, 10 bei 70.
g8illiom 81. Sarnes an @0porO 3.
Stord, 9Iorotueiticitc N1oI6cr-S -StruBc,
no6c @lount 9loDol-9lpcnue, 1876 bel
80.
9Imo 6. 6ledenitein al George
6ledenitcin Oltieite GoIlo.StroBc,
na6c 9IllcD, 11.S 6ci 50.
Sinmooo g. Glarf, Gerlpolter, an
giortb 9loenue y. Q. & 6. g., Dit
ieite aennoD-glDenuc, no6e glort6.
glocnuc, 1911 bel 93.S.
g(ieuihs Sompon an G6orlcS 5.
Sorenien, g}or0olticite @ulasfi,
nabe @agle-StraBe, t3 bel 7S.
Sitlc Guarantee ono Eruit So. on
6reoerid Goll6ruHt uuo 6rou, g|orO-
icitc ErcBtnon. no6e Stridcr.Str,
Is 6ci ~.
9otie $. godron an Morion S.
9iilep unO 6rou, glorOoitieitc Spring.
oolc.9Ipcnuc, nobe 6orcit-SIocnuc 1872
6ci GO.
gSm. Yonng an 6orrp Wl. Wliller
mo 6roL Oiiieite @otomoc.StroBe,
na5e 6airmolntg gIoenue, 1872 6ei 70.
S. g. S5it1enS, IT,, an T6omos $.
SbcotS, IT, A @rlin0Itiide.
Gife 9ono an Ne. Soa groipn, 3
@runOltiide.
Somes aeeltp an GoDio N1. gSent.
wort6 unO 6rou, gIoroieite 0liegS-
9Ipenne, no6e CufelunO.Strobc, Iii
bel no.
Sonua6 q. Commons an Eitle
Guarantee onO Eruit Co., , @rlno-
itiidc.
Somes aceltp an Charles 3. Goi.
Icp unO 6rau, yioroicitc 9liggs.9lpc,,
n6e Gufelono.Str., Ia 6ei 40,
Mortin SeB unO 6rou an SorrD
T. @ciiefOoffer, SiiOicite Sarotoeo..
na6e 9iod- StroBc, II bel 10.
Salra q. @el Ian 2ibertD 9. & g. !
a., Nilieitc Smallpocos, no6e @in0. !
icr Strubc, If bel 80.
@ecil 6. @entmori6 an So6n =.
SSiIt mO 6rau, 9lr. 3622, Gonnecti-
8 9. &urncll unO 6rnu an G6aS. |
6. Wlorib un0 Srou, 2 @run0itiidc.
0iciclbcn an ,5obn Shoeicr unO |
,Sralt, @eiticite &ongpooo.Str., na6c
SDttleton 93ooo.
GieieIbcn an Olorp @oIj. 2 GrunN. |
itiide.
GieieIbcn all Niaegic u. glnoerion,
5 @rln0itidc
Ciciel6en an Garter s. Steiicp. 3
SuinOItiide.
Goniel j. 9ltDlop an 8. 9. BUR !
nell IS @rimoitiidc.
s. 5. Gallagher &caltD Comp. an
BRADFORD g. & 9. a., OiiIcitc 30.
6inion-, no6e Seiierion.Str., bci .
Gieielbe an oiciel6e, Siiieitc 9lo6in.
ion. na5e Scfferion-Str., t2 bei ~.
gSm S. g8ooomoll an 9lnton 81. |
bri5i imO SSrol, SSeiiicite Yarrii6-,
nabe Gole-StraBc. 12 bel 65.
9lnton ErDblllosli uno 6rou in
Stefan &cn6art uEo 6rnu, 9}oroieiic
BOOTH, no6e SmdllwooOsStr, 10 |
oei SO.
6ranceS u. Geaoer umo 6loro , /
Soof un0 @otte, Siioieite poriem- !
llOenlie, no6c Nlonroc-Str., Is bei SO.
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y NIItT. = 3TlII0r % N0nllcll.
(Sn brnocrt @finO Sddcn.) -9Sro
(oune: Spring @6cot Bran, $500
5000; @eitern0lioOIingS, $4,000
-45.00; GitD WliuS Ntioolings,
$4,000.
SenunO Strob.. 3uhibr Scu
II Eonncn Stro6 81 Sonncn.