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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-12
Announcement Acts as a Stimulant in Every Section
 of Greater Birmingham
WILL IMPROVE VALUES IN ENTIRE DISTRICT
Resultant Good to Community From Pay Rolls Will Make Business in All Lines Good,
 States Hutchens

Birmingham citizens continue to be elated over the announcement of the United States Steel corporation to the effect that President George Gordon Crawford would be given an appropria- tion of $11, 900, 900 for Improvements and developments of the properties of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad com pany, which is owned by the Steel cor poration.
 On every hand comment Is heard that shows the stimulant Judge Gary in- jected into Birmingham district citi- zens on last Saturday has reacted with fine effect. giving added confidence to business
 When asked for opinions on the sub ject, James Weatherly, city commits sioner and president of the Civic asso- ciation and Henry F. Hutchens, for mer general superintendent of the Southern in Birmingham, now chair man of the subcommittee of car service representing all railroads in Birming- ham, were very optimistic over the future of Birmingham anent the de- Veiopment to follow,
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-03-11
Dyes for Carpets.

Aniline dyes have not added to the reputation of the carpets of Persia, lately, invaded by the Turks. At one time the only dyes used in the Persian carpet industry came from indigo. mad. der and vine leaves. From these were evolved many delicate shades impervi. ous to the action of sunlight With aailine dyes the colors fade much more rapidly. In Persia you may see new rugs spread on the floors of ba- zaars. SO that many feet may tread on them By such hard wear-provided the colors are fast-the genuine arti- cle improves in appearance. acquiring an attractive gloss. A Persian carpet of the best kind has . marvellous num- Der of stitches. and hearth rug of pure silk may cost hundreds of dollars
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-03-11
when he saw what it was he shook

when he saw what it was he shook his head
 I'm afraid" he told her gravely. I'm afraid hits too late. He kain't hardly live" Get Brother Anse," she insi ted wildly. Get him quick. I'm goins to be his wife" Her voice broke into a deep sob as she added: If l can't be anything else. I'm going to be the Widow Havey."
 And when Brother Anse came he found Anse still alive. smiling faintly up into the face of the woman who sat with his head in her lap.
 I'm sorry" said the missionary simply, "thet ye haint got a preacher thet kin marry ye with due ceremo- nfes, but l reckon haint never been gladder ter do nothin' in my iife-ef only he kin git well.'
 Brother Anse." Juanita Havey told him. as she put hand on each rough shoulder. T had rather it should be you than the archbishop of Canter- bury"
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-03-11
Chicago Grain and Provision Prices,

Chicago.-Wheat-No 3 red, sI.S50 1.sS; No. ? hard. s1.92kd193k. Corn-No. 2 yellow, s102k@ No. 3 yellow. s1.01A @1-02A; No. 4 yellow, 9S12cGs1-01.
 Oats-No. 3 white, 5sG59c; stand. ard. 5s1 a 591ac.
 Barley-$1 00912S.
 Timothy-s3. 50q6.0O.
 Clover-S1200Q1S.00.
 Pork-$32.00. Lard-S1S.45.
 Ribs-$16.5OQ17.12.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-03-11
Vegetables.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Prices Quoted for Metals.

Prices Quoted for Metals. New York.-Lead-s9.25Q9.75. Bar silver-76hc.
 Copper-Casting brand, s32 262k. St. Louis.-Spelter-s1O Boulder-Tungsten concentrates. 60 per cent. s17.G0 per unit. Crude ores, 60 per cent, $500; 25 per cent, s9. 40 q12.00; 10 per cent, sS.70a10.O0 per unit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-03-11
Chicago Live Stock Quotations.

Chicago.-Hogs-Bul $13.15GI3.40; light, $l2.50Q 1890; mixed, $12.95@ 13.40; heavy, $1295q1340; rough, $12.95G1310; pigs. $10.00d11.S5.
 Cattle-Native beef cattle, $S.000 12.15; stockers and feeders. S6.4O@ 9.25; COWS and heifers, $5.30@10.3O; calves, $8.00@11.25.
 Sheep-Wethers, $10.75G12O0; ewes, $8.50ql2.00; lambs, $12.00Q14.50.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-03-11
CHAPTER XIV.

Out there the moon was setting Soon. thank God. 1t would be dark everywhere The man she loved needed all the chance that the thick. ening gloom could give him It was terribly quiet now. except for an oc. casional whippoorwill call and the qui. etness seemed to lie upon her with the oppression of something unspeak. ably terrifying. The breath of hill side and sky was bated.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-03-11
LATE MAR RKET e U OTATIO M s
Tn Newspaper Union News Service.
DENVER MARKETS.

Cattle. Steers (pulp fed), good to
 choice ............ .ss2591O.so Steers (pulp fed). fair.to
 Sooo .-............... o.oo4 S.z9 Steers (hay fed), good to
 choice 9.25q1O.25 Steers (hay fed), fair to
 good ..... s.25@ 900 Heifers. prime .....-.... 7.65Q S.35 Cows (pulp fed), good to
 cnOice .....-..-...-.... 7.oVQ o-zo Cows (pulp fed). fair to
 good 6.,od 7.50 Cows (hay fed), good .... 7.254 800 Cows (hay fed), fair .... 6.50g 7.25 Cows, canners and cutters 4.509 GOO Veal calves ........... 9.50Q11.O0 Bulls 5.509 TOO Feeders and stockers, good
 to choice .............. s.259 s.3o Feeders and stockers, fair
 to good ............... 7.254 s.25 Feeders and stockers. com
 mon to fair ........... 6.50I 7.25
 Hogs. Good hogS .lS.cOQ l5.1e
 Sheep. Wethers .11.50G12.00 Yearlings .125Oq13.15 Lambs .......1325Q1375 I"es ...............l .ll.OVQ ll.oV
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-03-11
Price of llnaeed.

Duluth.-Linseed-On track, $2.79% 02.80k; to arrive. $2-7sx; May, SASHA asked; July, $2.S2h bid.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-03-11
Live Poultry,
E9ss.

Eggs, graded No. l net, F. o. B.
 Denver .. ................ 2s Eggs, graded No. ? net, F. 0. E
 Denver .............. g Eggs. case count, misc. cases.
 Less commission 800
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-03-11
Grain.

Wheat, oh. mill, 100 lbs. buying s267 Rye. Colo, bulk, 100 lbs, buying. 1855 Oats, Nebraska, 100 lbs, buying. 1855 Colorado oats. bulk, buying. eco. 1855 Corn chop, sack, selling ........ 200 Corn in sack, selling .......... 1.97 Bran, Colorado. per 100 lbs,
 selling ,.........,,,..1.sO 1.sO
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-03-11
Sheep.
HAY AND GRAIN MARKET.

2 Ks O' D. DtuFtI, OdI IOdU TIICc.
 Hay.
 Buying Prices. Colorado upland. per ton. $16.00 c HOO Nebraska upland. per. ton =. 13.0OQ140O Second bottom Colorado
 and Nebraska, per ton. 13.00414.00 Timothy, per ton ....... 1S.O0419.00 Alfalfa, per ton .12.00Ql5.O0 South Park, ch.. per ton. .19.00q 20.00 Gunnison Valley, per ton 16.00Q 1900 Straw, per ton .......... 4.00g 500
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-03-11

Apples, Colo, fancy, box. .$1 10093.00
 Pears. Colo. winter, box. 2.50Q3.00
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-03-11
Butter,

Creameries. ex, 1st grade, b.. 3S Creameries, 2d grade, lb. ..... 8 frocess ................. .3l G32 Packing stock ................ g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-29

It's true they are not in perfect condi-
ton; but all are readable; and think how
much some soldier would enjoy good
story when at leisure. He doesn't care if
the cover is battered or tho pages q
tride smudged
Bargain Table Street Floor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-08
Il. 2. 5cMcinneb mer
1ll0lcnc %rcIionictt!
ISit nn5ufrieSen nit graiiSent @iG.
iOus &erbnlten srr 5raHcn.
~itimmrcdts'g emegung.

@oIbineton, s. sept 8u0Ier
.Gielo Wnlonep, 3oaeinnc1mer BOZ
g}elp gorf, bat geItern Dem &r6ii
benton @iIion feline Defamation Elm.
credit. MnIoreb ultcrno4m Oieicr
.Sdritt ais einen &roteit 0ageGcn.
6nB Der Grdiiocnt es unterluhen
Bate, Die Anno6ne zines 6roucu.
itimrlredts 3uiab sur 8onitItu.
ton BIT foroern mo neil 0erielbC
Is 5lgeJaiien bat. 0oB bic Dor Dem
@eibn @oltie &oiten iteben0cr
5ufirugettcn ms @efiuQri5. 9eididt
pur0en.
Su ieinem @rtaf idreibt NloIonc.
scr eiren Der bofit iaIoiriertan 20
itgn i'm gfeaiarlt1gsoieuit lime bot,
ooB er, bn CT ben Grauanitimmreht.
lcriuten Deriprofen bat er Dilroe
oae Gnetgie numcn6eu ole oealofra.
tiite 9legierung 8pr 9eiiirmortrng
0e8 6-rauenitimmrefts 3nioBes 5itr
&onititntiou 81 peronloiicn iid
bcrpflihtct fitble, lem Pint richer.
3ulrgen imo iein garipraden Elm,
3ul0ien. Gr lit Elm Sdmicgerlo6r
oc@ iritbereu @lmoesicnotors 81
@ornau.
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Nns SEM Qeben neihieNen.

Slt 4Iter bon So Sabren III
GtittDp6 morqen Soiepb @oeLtl in
0eim ieilcr Gifte. I}oru 6lttflcB.
I'LL 1orcaB Str. ous Dem 2e6eu
.gcitic0cn Der @eritorbene mar tn
llHqaru Qcborel mdH0erte iut Sabre
1882 nod 9hllerifu ol15 mo lleF
iih ip0ter in Gnloba uiaoer. u
.mobnte Ioule 3eit eft II. nm1
WiQioms ctr. bis er Dor Monots.
.frit 5u ieincr gtitte ber8og, Ger
gntihlafere, Der EN- treltes DGt.
.glieo pcs Geiterreih uugoru llnter.
itiBmqanerein8 NOR. miro ron ei.
9ruoer, 0iidacL in atalboq
'Gorntu. elmer G6meiter, 5roli
4nnu 8oeltl in B~ortIano Oregon,
ionic bon mebreren g}effcH un0
.9tl6teu betrollert.
Gie geer0igung iono he,te NOR
.9en pom Irauerboule uao 6ann bon
Ser ct. Syoiepbs Stride aus oul
Sem 4}oria 0}og6aIeuen 6rie6boi
.tott. Gen 5nter6Ije5encn amer
getlei0.
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Ocr papit NIT Scn
1lliictten mn5ufricScn
Der Enpit nit ben
Aliiertcn nnSairleOen =.
Sn9t, lie miiigu uidlt, mas lie lupI,
len beidiucrt itdJ ilber
&nklan0.

Neip gort S. SEPT. ~ 81 eiuen
oem gertreter Der 9teu gort Gimes
I'M Qtouot 4uguit galuohrten 5Hter.
biem iol iid SAINT 8enc0Itt ME
ioIQt geduBart babcu:
o&us molgu bic GiltcntcmGdte eis
gentlid? Morin beltebt ibr 4ro.
grdmm? Riemono peib q, mo
nod uiemala BADEN iie ben @uaIt.
on ben Gog geIegt, elm 8rogramm
IN letter 5orm Dor5ulegel.
Ser Correspondent tailte oonH
Dem &apit nit, mclder 2lrt Ste Scr.
oerungen Der glierte1 maren, ali
gemeine 46riitarQ uno 9arnidtlng
0es preuBiiden 1iiiitariamlts, Die
Grridttng eine5 4ptanreides bic
Setllug CeIterreif lIngnrHs un0 Die
Rdumulg 8eI8iens ln0 Sma0loS.
baltung 0esigIbeu.
o@as fir Elm 4roaramml" riaf
Der 4apit erltaunt ans.
gItter pGldllnerfe tfd ~. 9elllqs
felt itber 0a5 &crbaltcu g}i,Blau0s,
Don palda. Der 4npit iugte: o9tie.
mails bat ith gaBlan0 ben fat66li.
iden 3ntereIien gegenilber ireun0.
lid beuieiGn. Seben sic, mie Sic
gpiicn Die fatboIiiden 4rieiter Der
0l03eie 2emberg mo Den gr36tidof
S3aptpoft bebonoett 1o6eH. IS mar
itdu0Qlos.
Der aorreipanoeut n2l6et Die
3eutihan haben nt1 4rielrer in
8eIgien aridoiiet,1
Der Gapit: u@crutB geluiB; Der
arieg Uarlriadt ubetal 55raten. "
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Acnntc wctcr cfIcn nccb icblafen-
GcImnS ocmadtt Smreb pcrnna!

SER @iuiam 6. DENIM, 1923
gorf glbentie, Springfield, Ohio.
idreibt.
n@s moft mir groBe 5rettoe.
Sbnen idretbeu ST. fonnen unS
S1uen gu oanfen fir oo8, mas 9e,
rlnu fin mid tat. Sd lit felt
9abrcH an einem aIeemeinen aaiarrb Ser
fopobl meiuen 1opf, als oud melne gaie
meineit 9ebLiopi unb W}neen nHpriIf, 10 Dab
so oebrnutbte nlr bret 5lufnen. gett
fam t1 Gintges elieH uno ntetne ylerboilidi
bat flo b%ernrlia sebeiert bdb TO MID nie.
oerleael nito obne Aiiiibe loiort etni1jnfef
fam. so fam 81 dIleu, nelhe an biefem
i9redli6eu geibeu, BEN 8aiarrb, IeioeH, be.
beus emptebleH.A
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-08

@uihinqton, s. Sept. - Sdme.
ben mar 8niidentrager iener 9epe.
ihen, bic bonn @eifdft8trdger Der
Dentiden @eianotitait in &uenos
Mires nod Berlin ubginger Gteies
Bat bas Staatsoepartement Beute in
Grf1brtng ge6raft. 0asiel6e bat
bieriiber folgeHoe8 betannt gemodt;
gns Staatsoepartement bat 9e-
f0ifie EeIegram1ne bonn @rafen 2urs
burg, Dem 0elttihen @eid1ftstrager
In @uenog Qttres, erlaugt Die fllr
ieine 9Regieruig in Berlin 6eitimmt
Doren uno 0ie, mie id IeiOer iagen
ftifB, bon Der idmeoiiam 2egation
ols lire offi8ieIle Gepeite an bag
Niliriiterium 0es GatBeru geldnOt
iDur0eu.
atahitebeno bringen mir BE eng
hide l~leberiesuug 0ieier Oeutiten
9epeihen:
s19. @oi 1917. Summer 80.
9ieie @egierltng hot uuumebr bent.
ide uno oitarrei6iide Shiifa, tpelbe
orgentinii6e @uhen on 8oro bat,
ten, frei gegeben. Sis 5olse Der
@eiIeglmg Der Qlonte B~rotegioo
gtrettfrage lit in Der 0fentlihen
Maeinlng Elm be0euten0er I'm,
Ihpltnq eingatreten. 3ie Hagter1rng
uiro in 3ufunft orgentiafden
Ghiffeu mir nod Biz Gas 8almas
Gtarierlngspapiere ~nusiteaea. Sd
bite, Dob Die fLeinen 2anpier 0rm
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J. q. 8rs. poleu fid ~iusGren2
Sanptmanu Der 6eimgarSe in 6ib.
bling, 0inH., 6ittet nm 8affcn
nn0 Wuuitipn.

Ct. EduI Wtinn., s. ScDt.-9om
5auptmnnn 3ouonsfi bon Ser
9eimgar0e in Shifting, g}iun., lit
int Gtaotsfapitol bos Griuten Elm.
%getroffen, rtngebetrb @affen IND
0}lnition 3u ien6en, 6a 5lpeibun0eri
Simmer, meiit M}itqlie0er Der S. g.
49,, sort mi(itlrii4e l1e6lrnger
oorndbmen.
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Gin ~mann6afIes g8nrt.
Sdlddtbansitreif nidlf guu ocutiflen
Ageuten augejcttelt, iagt
Gcnnol6s,

5n Der 0odcniiBlrng Der Central
9obor Union ont 5reitqg u5cn0 CT.
tlQrte 0eren &r1ii0ent Z. q. 91ep-
noI0s Der betanntlih ultd Ser itaot.
liheu neutrality-suspicious. on8a
bort, Dob an Dem 5treit Der 5dlaht-
6oltsarbeiter o6ioIltt feline oeuti6e
8ropagonoo idul0 iei, un0 oaB man
an IoLhe i6erbmtpt niemals ge0aht
babe. - (lls General 8eihditsitb-
rer Some bon Qrmolr II. 60. tttr3s
lif Den @eroadt 0aBerte Bob Der
Streit bon 0eltiden 4gerten anges
8ettelt moroen iei. 6rodtcn bic bic.
fgen 3eitanggn 0ieie 4niduloigun.
gen nit groBel 0ies6e5ugliden
ueberiduften. Gle gatri5e obiqa
@rflQruug BON HcDnolos mur0e ent.
meoer ubar6nupt nidt eruabnt ODER
unter ueberi6riften gebradt ole MIR
BON Der SiBung Der Union iprahen.
- 3Qs lit Die @eredtiqteit Ger bie.
!. itgen 8lotter, bto0iiruigeH 6ebereie1
alle 8ureu at offren uno ie al Der.
breiten, 8egeHberihte ie0o6 8I i'm.
ter0rudm o0er an toun bererf5orer
Ste1e 5u ber5ffentliden 10 0oB i'll
| nidlt ouffaaen fonneu.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-08

Walern. n8rei meiner Sim.
SER, ihreibt 5rou anna 2arien
bon Merrid, isis, nerfrontten on
ben M1oiern, bod 5orni'B ALpen.
frGuter mofte fie idnea qeiun0, 10
bag tie bolo nieoer in bic 8duIe
ee6en fonnte.@ 3ieies 8eiterprobte
arauterbeilmitteL pirO oIs treuer
un0 beiu11rter 5reun0 in Gauien-
ben bon GomiIien geidatt. @S miro
niht 0urh 4potbefer %oertouft. 8e.
gen nGberer ausfuuft idreibe man
on: 3r. 8eter 6obrneD & Cons
60, 1875 50. Sopna Qbe7 Obi.
caao, ST.
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Sdliefnng Der @oit fir u%nlunule
gifraer.

@aibington s. sept.-G5 Der.
l1lttet, 6ob 6as 9oit0eportemeni
uno Dos Suti8amt oarii6er 8eras
tlrngen fiibren, fir unlopale 8iir.
ger sic 9e1usung Ser Goit 81 ber-
bieten, Inn elmer mettereu rrpotrio-
tiiden 8ropaganoa Elm Gnoe 81 Be.
reiten.
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Gfrionalien.

@err S. 8. Ssh lit non Scr 9}a-
tionalf0nDaition Der @eielitait Der
omeritmiihen 5lortiten In 9ielp
gorf 5urildgefebrt, ati Der er 6urd)
Ole @ieoernabl gum S6osmeiiter
qeabrt muroe. SEER 6eB meI0et, OoB
oer Cften i'm 3eihen 0es aricges
ite6t. EauicnDe bon S0looten ituo
Iberau SIT ie1cn mo Der sirlc8 bil-
Bet ous Iagesgeiprah.
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Jtalicncr bel PcrmaS0
aufs P0mpt 9ci6la9cn!
Serlicren bort erOberte WelGnOe nno
5000 @auH at BefaugeHeu.

2onocm 8. September e.
6itcrrei6ti4llngarii6e arieg8amt
meIOete beltte, oaB ole Stnliener in
Dem Sermaou 4bifnitt empfinoIih
geihlagen nues Oortige eroberte Sc.
bet ipteoer berlprcn huben uno oaB
5000 5ein0e IN @efongenihaft &C.
roten limo.
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Sdbmecen pcrlebt
oneeblih Nemtrolit6t!
Der IGmctiidc GcIanSte in Bnencs 1ires pct:
nlittelt Dcrkcbr stuilben Bmcncs Hires
lttc scr S~eutibct tiet6s9anp5taSt.
rsulR NIT s4pcScn lift nicbt anssei@lOfen!

un0 @tto5ou 600 Sounen), ote om
81. Souunr in See itadlen mo iif
ieBt in ser gtdbe BON goroccur be-
ftn0eu, ipcnn moglih geihont mer.
oeu ooer ipurlos %perientt meroen.
3ie 5tpeite 3epeite Iuutet
g2urblrg, 3. suit. Gar. 50. qu5
5uoerlGifger Gilele p%erne6me id,
0aB Ger itaqUcrtreten0c 2}iuiiter 0es
4dlslpGrtigeu. Der ne6eubei geiagt
Elm notoriider @iel ui0 England
freuuo lit, in eiuer gebeimen 5ibltng
0e5 SCENTS BON Berlin perIongen
miro fem urgentiniihes 56iff mebr
5u b~erienfen. @e1t Berlin uttt Oo.
raul Elm, Damn ioQan bic 0iplomnti.
ihen 8e5te5ungen init Gultihlauo
abge6roden per0en.
8te brittle Gepeide Iolttct.
81. Syltli. 9tr. 81 Ghne 8etteigt
3u fem, 8on3eiiiouen at maiden.
werbe i1 Die Beantuortlmg Der or-
gAtiniihen g}ote 10 lnnge ber3ogern
bis i6 meitcre 9erihte erHoIte. Gin
0liuiitermehiel tit mubrideinlIh.
getreff5 Der arseutinii6en Sampler
cutpfebIe ih, 0jeielbeu sur lImte9r
5u 5IuiH4en, p0er merH e. njtt utls
0ers geht, iie ipurlos 5u ~bericnten
o0er ~notigenfall5 dud) 0urh5RlafRn.
Sic Iul0 aQe 6iemlih tleju. &ur-
burg.
8rnd nit SamcOen?
3ds Staats0epartement 6at Sic
bieiigen Gertreter S6mc0cus mo
2trgntnien8 Dou Dem Sn9Qlt obiger
0epeiden in aeuutnt5 geiegt. Is
mag al einenl oiplomatIiden 8ruh
nit Shmeoen fomuen, mG4ren0 Sir.
gentinien, itber 0ieie5 aUmplott olfs
bodite gerei8t Sdpeoeu Ben arieg
ertldren mag.
Shneoen fat feline 0sutraIitdt
ourd one D{ahenldatten 1cllie3 Gers
treters in guauos Aires o6ne 6ruge
ubertreter.
Ser oelttife @eion0ta 2uy6urg
bat ben itcdperreten0an argentine.
ideu Miniiter oes 4cuBeru idUer
beleioigt in0em er i'm einen motto.
ridden @iel" uno 04nglopbilen BE-
8ei6net bot. 4lts aqen aber ge5t
Berbor, Dab 0euti6lano nuf 0ieier
Sette 0es G5enns Elm Rdllteipiel ge-
trie6en babe.
9ian bot Sdne6en ME 3ltbor be-
a%rgfpohnt, uno bic jebigen @ntbul
luu9en per0en 6a3u oienen aQes in
8erDegung 8u ieten, nm etfea Ser
teHr NIT QeutidIan0 u6er 5dne0en
81 berbin0ern.
Grit bor fllr3en bette 56nc0en
BET Qmerifa I'M 2e6ensmittel nod
geiuft unter Dem 8eripredeL nidts
0obon nod Qeutidlou0 3u ian6en.
0ieie ent5iialtngen o6er m6qen 6a=
gu fitAren, 6a5 embargo MIR nod
81 berihdrfen.
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c%mftaneriff omf
Cabr I'M B0Sen!

Berlin. a6er 2ou0on, s. Sept. -
Die o8oiiii6e 3eit1tng" nci0et. Dob
fein6Iife 6Iieger 2obr in 9a6en ON
a.. September a%ngegriffen babeu.
3uci 9erionett lptroeu gctotat ut0
6rei berIekt.
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8a6 V0Tzugs-AktisR

Wait nntu1hieu0er 3eiInnb.
me. Girit Mortgaga @ene.
raj grefqreo Gecurities in Ell.
rrer Der gr0Bten 5abrifeu in
Gmaba, be5ablt 8 4ro3ent
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rer geturities erbalten ia.
BEN.
Gs eibt Sbnen @eIegen.
belt. SIR @el0 nn5nlegen IN
einer COMPANY in Der sic
auEuadieloe Geilnahme Der
ueberIduB Dibioenoe ons
einfommen 5ienIih bergro-
Bern miro. Wedn idrei6e Inn
Maberes an 9. &C.. Eri6iine.
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@ier meaen 9rnnten6eit 6eitraft.

lInter Sen 6tttihen Der Nrobibi.
.tion nur6en 5reitag moraen bier
.uegen Srrmfenbeit eiu9eIodte Ser.
.iouen 81 ie 8ebu Dollars Strofe
NM Soften ncrlrteilt.
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gefannter @eidaftsmann geitur.
heu

@eorge s. @iImore, &rdii6ent
Der Gonierbotibe Sopiugs & 2oon
60, uno Der bieiigen q. 90. g. a.,
lit beute morgen in gorf Sorbor,
Moine, geitorben. Or mar SO Sabre
nlt.
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4tnlienifdle shiffaherlnitk

9iom s. Sept 25n Der bergan-
genen ISOLDE fin6 nur 6rei itolieni.
ihe Gampfer Taltd6ooten gum Cp.
fer gefa1en.
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Minhrrprrilr itinrn mtltcr.

glnf Dem gie6murft in Glib.
.Sntoba mitroen 5reitaa cine @ag.
aonlooung e~inidbriger &inoer gum
9reiie bon $3.50 Der blmoert Der.
fmtft Elm Geforopreis.
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NriIr NentIMe Nn. QnLh. airdc,

20. uno moion Ctr. &ituS Gang.
&aitor. Geutidcr @ottesoienit
Somtog bormittag I'M 10 llbr,
nit 8eier oes III. 2lbenbmobIs Der
geihtgottesoienIt bcqiunt lin boIb
10 ltbr GngIiidcr @otte$oienit I'M
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fir Jahrc.
Kaitn icSt
80 tftctncf
Scnhcit
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l6l0fcit.

1ieieaiaen iDtlnen iiRHise Nstbisin irtbers
itebt, t6nnra getrnua Tabletter erbolteH.
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g~eradfHHet BET einfdnien Die in Oier 8etung ~an8aecuoen uno
nodt fe 0drmf nufnetioml
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9anfIaanna.

1lnitren Jreuuocf nm 8efonnter
ioIuie 6~ei0n0ers Ben 0fitgIie0eru bee
Ceiterreih .ungorn llnteriribungs.
9ereins iprehen mir biermit fir biz
un8 m46rcn0 Der 4ranf6eit NM Bel
DEM IoOe uaiere5 tettren gruoers
un0 Gnfel5
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2t4f-7amen. Shnrsc.

Sn bier @r0Ben: &lein 1924,
mittelgroB 1888 9roB, 40-42 ertra-
groB 44.46 3od 8iiitenneite. 3nr
g}itteIgr6Be berotigt nan ungefdbr
51B gnr0 36.50G. y}oterioL. 9reis
10 Gents.
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feline 5ranen.
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4430d Stofies fir sic is Sabre
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Qrei8 10 Gents.
Observation-Disclosures
an bier @r0Ben: 6. S, 10 uno ~
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Gnoe unqef16r 31s goro. 3ies iin6
5tpei ieporote 9lalter 81 ie 10 Gents.
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30 mo 80 S~ititenpeitc. @roBe "a
ben6tiqt 434 gar0 36.joQ. Ntate.
rial8. 9reis 10 Gents.
Observation-Disclosures.
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Sabre. Sir Die 4 Sabre @roBe
Deroen 212 gar6s 36,3oa. gaate.
aol8 berDenoet. 8rei8 10 Gents.
55-9 s0emOblnie.
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mo Al 3oG 8Hitenneite. Sir bic
SO 8oa @r5Be neroen 3 gar0 SO.
86Gigan M}ateriols ben6tigt. 4reiS
10 Gents.
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perOen mgefdbr Az gor6 36.5oG.
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1617--gadfiidl aleiO, NIT uber
o6rte gpIero,
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@roBe benotigt. 8reis 10 Gents.
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South Bend news-times., 1917-09-13
WORLD SERIES PLANS

CHICAGO. Sept IA day will
elapse between the worlds series
games if played in New York and
Chicago. Pres't Johnson of the
American league announced We'd
nesday. The railroads offered a
twenty hour schedule. which would
permit games 10 be played in
either city the following day. but
Pres't Johnson decided the risk OF
a delay OF the special trains. thus
causing a rearransement OF TIE
series, was TOO great.
Players in the American LEAGUE
viii he prohibited from writing so
called expert newspaper stories
on the series. Johnson said. This
ruling not only applies 10 mem-
bers Of the club participating in
the games but 10 players on other
teams in the league. whose services
as writer's have been sought
South Bend news-times., 1917-09-13
ALL TIED UP
IN A KNOT IN
ASSOCIATION

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Sept. 13.-The
American association race assumed
a new aspect Wednesday when st.
Paul by defeating Louisville. s 10
6. went into tie for first place,
indianapolis having been defeated
by Minneapolis Louisville is one
game behind both clubs. St. Paul
achieved victory in a hard fought
game i'm which the score was tied
three times before the winning runs
were scored in the ninth. A walk 70
Nicholson. Duncan's double and
Smiths single accounted for these.
In the fourth, fifth and sixth in
nings. Shackelford struck out five
successive batters, but then weak
ened. All Of Louisville's scores were
due TO Smiths fumbles. Score:
St. Paul .....12O O03 OO2-S 12 3
Louisville ....12O $50 OOo-6
Finneran and Hoffman; Middle
ton. ShackeIford and Clemons.